An NHS nurse in Britain publicly resigned while wearing her uniform before releasing the real numbers of COVID patients in her hospital and denouncing the government’s disastrous lockdown policy.

The whole of England officially entered lockdown 2.0 today despite numerous experts warning that lockdowns will eventually end up killing more people than coronavirus itself.

A video out of Cornwall shows a nurse in uniform giving a speech explaining why she decided to resign from her job.

“I don’t need the uniform to prove that I work for them, but today, I’m publicly resigning,” she stated.

Brave Cornish Nurse publically resigns from the NHS, after calling out their lies and sharing covid admission / death statistics online.

Bravo… Now where are the rest of you!?

SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT!pic.twitter.com/zWijkxJi5K

— Darren of Plymouth 🇬🇧 (@DarrenPlymouth) November 5, 2020

The nurse then revealed how she received an email from her bosses demanding an explanation as to why she was being critical of official COVID policy and that people were “reporting” her.

“Unfortunately I can’t lie anymore,” said the nurse, explaining how she took a screenshot of internal hospital data showing there were just three people across three hospitals in the region infected with COVID.

The total deaths from these three hospitals across the last 7 months is just 76 people, roughly 10 deaths a month, according to the nurse, who questioned why it was necessary for her region to go into lockdown given such sparse figures.

“I’ve decided there’s no point, I have gone against the rules within the NHS, I have shared confidential information that people need to see,” said the nurse, adding that other doctors and nurses were trying to speak out.

As we highlighted earlier, the enforcement of a new lockdown is likely to bring with it more draconian measures of enforcement.

A woman in Skipton was threatened with a police visit for not downloading the NHS COVID ‘track and trace’ app, while another woman in Wales was questioned by police on whether buying custard counted as an ‘essential purchase’.

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A British woman says she was threatened with police visiting her home if she did not download the NHS coronavirus ‘track and trace’ app.

LockdownSkeptics.org features the story of a woman from Skipton who tested positive for COVID-19 and immediately self-isolated.

“This was followed by “in excess” of 20 text messages demanding that she download the NHS App. She did not do so since she doesn’t want to be followed round by it and she’s self-isolating anyway. She was then telephoned by the Test and Trace system and the caller threatened her with a “police check at your address if you do not download the app.” Utterly furious, she ended the phone call and is waiting to see what happens next.”

The NHS ‘track and trace’ app is completely voluntary and authorities have no grounds to enforce its adoption legally. This is yet another example of how bureaucratic control freaks are simply inventing laws and justifying the intimidation others by means of coronavirus hysteria.

As we previously highlighted, authorities appear to be deploying more draconian crackdown measures as more stringent lockdown measures are reintroduced.

This includes cases where police are quizzing people on what they are about to purchase before they enter grocery stores.

As of last night, England entered another debilitating nationwide lockdown that will last until at least December 1st.

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Corona lockdown cops in Wales quizzed a woman about what items she was about to purchase from a grocery store in another example of how COVID-19 rules are being wrongly enforced.

The country is currently under a ‘Tier 3’ lockdown which means that everything has been completely shut down apart from supermarkets and other grocery stores.

According to a resident of Monkton, a small village in Wales, police stopped her before she entered a branch of the Spar convenience store and questioned her about what she was planning to buy.

The woman said police asked her where she was going before she answered that she was going to Spar to buy custard.

Cops then asked if custard was an ‘essential’ item, to which the woman asked, “Well, would you have crumble without custard?”

Apparently, police in Wales are patrolling custard purchases as part of the lockdown. Fucking ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/kRkRyZ5DTk

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) November 2, 2020

The officers took no further action but the fact that they appear to have no grasp of the law, which doesn’t give them power to control what people buy from shops, is alarming.

As we reported last month, the Welsh government initially ordered supermarkets to cover up “non-essential items,” including sanitary products, books and clothing, a decision which led to a massive backlash.

This is by no means the first time people have been questioned by police about their shopping habits in the name of preventing the spread of COVID.

Back in April we highlighted how police in Scotland issued a fine to a shopper who bought wine and potato chips during the coronavirus lockdown, claiming that these were “non-essential” items.

Another man reported that his friend’s daughter had also been fined £30 for buying wine and snacks.

Another man in London claimed he was arrested and fined by police for buying wine, despite this not being a violation of the lockdown laws.

Northamptonshire Police also threatened to start searching people’s shopping baskets in order to catch coronavirus lockdown violators, but later had to reverse the policy following a public backlash.

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