Ivor Cummins Explores COVID-19's True Threat

Originally published at: https://peakprosperity.com/ivor-cummins-explores-covid-19s-true-threat/

Chris sits down with Ivor Cummins, a prominent figure known for his expertise in health and metabolic science and his critical perspectives on the COVID-19 pandemic. Cummins recounts how his skepticism about the global response to COVID-19 was sparked by his examination of early data from the Diamond Princess cruise ship outbreak in early 2020. His analysis led him to conclude that COVID-19 posed a threat akin to a bad flu season, primarily impacting the elderly and vulnerable populations, which contradicted the widespread panic that engulfed the globe. As the situation unfolded, Cummins observed the rapid spread of fear and media-driven hysteria, particularly during his time at a nutrition conference in the U.S. in March 2020. He became increasingly aware that the response to the virus was not merely a public health issue but part of a larger, coordinated effort to exaggerate its impact and manipulate public perception.

A significant part of Cummins’ analysis centers on the discrepancies in COVID-19 outcomes across different regions, which he attributes to various factors such as population health, pollution levels, and even vitamin D status. He critiques the media’s role in amplifying the narrative of an unprecedented catastrophe, especially through the selective presentation of distressing images from hard-hit areas like northern Italy. Cummins also raises concerns about the involvement of influential global organizations, including the World Economic Forum and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in utilizing the pandemic to advance a broader agenda of societal control. He highlights initiatives like the “Common Pass” universal vaccine passport as evidence of pre-existing plans for global biosecurity, suggesting these measures serve to centralize power and profit specific sectors, including Big Pharma and Big Tech.

Towards the end of the episode, Cummins expands his discussion to encompass broader societal issues, linking the pandemic to a perceived globalist agenda that undermines strong nation-states and traditional societal norms. He posits that movements related to climate change, mass migration, and the erosion of marriage, religion, and education are part of a long-term strategy by powerful elites to consolidate control. While he acknowledges the challenges posed by mass formation psychosis during the pandemic, where populations became compliant to extreme measures, Cummins expresses hope that growing public awareness of these manipulative tactics could disrupt the plans of those seeking to maintain control. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to question the mainstream narrative surrounding the pandemic and consider the broader implications of global events as part of a larger power struggle.

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I’ve been following Ivor since his metabolic days.

Famous Bible character promised that the truth will set you free and instructed followers take on the disciplines of asking, seeking and investigating. Funny how that got cast aside and replaced with performance art called “the narrative will set you free”.

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Since Eve’s apple Adam did eat, happiness for man the hungry sinner does much depend upon dinner.

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Yoda has entered the chat

-VE

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One thing that’s often overlooked in these discussions is the part of the timeline after the Event 201 and shortly before everything blew up.

Around October-December 2019 China was releasing propaganda videos (which everyone could see on Twitter and 4chan) showing people dying in the streets, corpses piled up in hospitals, people dropping dead in the middle of the street. Am I the only one remembering this?

To me that’s the ultimate proof that China was actively involved in this and it wasn’t just a “lab leak” on their part. They were the ones who started this mass psychosis but I just can’t figure out why would they do this. They didn’t benefit from it at all. From PR perspective it was a disaster for them. Global economy suffered which means they suffered as well
 weird.

Few examples of such videos:

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I struggled to listen after the “peak oil turned out to be totally wrong” and “technology” comments. Anyone claiming to be data driven should know better. The narrative is VERY strong. I know, we’re all victims of the prop to some extent, but I just feel that it’s more about the refusal to accept the painful reality more than anything else. And if you don’t, you find yourself very off course.

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Ivor does tend to be very sceptical about any ‘doom-ish’ narrative out there. To be fair, Doomberg also does not believe in ‘Peak Oil’. So it’s not a ‘done and dusted’ argument.

I would frame what is happening with Energy this way 
 we are now at the point where the ‘cheap and easy’ fossil-fuel energy that has literally powered our very comfortable and safe society of the last seven decades is done 
 And moving forward, it’s going to take more and more money to extract/produce the fossil fuels that we currently depend on. That means much less usable energy as money is a proxy for energy, so a lower ERoI. ie. The good times are ending.

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Great to see Ivor being interviewed Chris. I’d love to see a longer, ‘proper’ interview with him at a later date where you go over some pre-arranged topics for discussion so you can go deeper and not just be ‘Off the Cuff’.

Also, as mentioned by Ivor, Alex Krainer is well worth talking to.

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Do the new thorium nuclear reactors potentially support Ivor’s optimism? I mean if a safe reactor the size of a cargo container can potentially power a small city and China already has one working
 do we need fossil fuels for power in the future? I know we still need em for roads and plastics
 We already have EV’s, and You can easily fit a cargo container in a cargo plan or a cargo ship
 seems like if its enough to power a small city
 it can run a big enough engine to propel
 now maybe weight would be a problem for the planes but not the ships
 and American Airlines isnt ready to buy a fleet of C10’s 
 but impossible doesn’t seem 100% here


Currency is a very poor proxy for energy short to medium term. Money is a great proxy.

All those things are interesting and relevant questions long term, but that’s not what was said. “Turned out to be wrong” was what was said. Further, we’re not just facing energy constraints, we’re facing limits to growth on all fronts. Without acknowledging this, magical thinking sets in, and of the reservation we go.

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Have a look at Corbett Reports “China and The New World Order” episode- you might find some answers to your question. Many of the same internationalist names can be found in the story of China’s economic development

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Hey Pipyman, it is possible the oil story is not what it seems- I have radically changed my lifestyle over the years because of the peak oil idea. Then when I learned more about the club of Rome, the amount of times theyve revised the projections and their connections to internationalists I wonder if I could have made different choices. Its ironic that permaculture was created in response to the limits to growth report by the club of rome and is now heavily into “Climate Action”

Limits to Growth and the Permaculture/Low-consumption-lifestyle response sort of like peasant training ideology. Which in the American self-reliance, nation of independent producers sense is a good thing, but on the other hand a life of reduced choices and John Steinbeck-ian style labour-especially if you don’t start with any land in the beginning- which is most of us.

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I need to write more haha my comments read like i have a foot in my mouth haha i hope you get the gist

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No, the oil story is not “wrong”. All evidence points to this. The timeline is debatable. This is intellectually very simple and emotionally very hard. This is just a smaller part of the bigger story of growth. I don’t care which questionable source states this, it’s still fact.

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Loving the root cause analysis, especially his chart. We can’t say it’s 100%, but it goes a long way to bring the parts together.

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In addition, Naomi Wolfe is now publishing a book on her team’s work. She said it turns out that Pfizer is partly owned by China. I remember finding it interesting that in New York in which sprang up many public locations for c@vid shots that they seemed to be run primarily by Chinese-American citizens, like what was that about? And that the vast majority of pharmaceuticals are produced in China. So if the vacs had been more “effective” then China’s biggest sworn enemy would likely have been very badly damaged in many ways, which still eventually may end up being the case.

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Ivor will not argue that you can have unlimited exponential growth inside a box.

But the oil story was that peak oil would occur somewhere around 2010, or 2012 at the earliest. I remember, I was there. That was wrong. Peter Schiff was also predicting hyperinflation at that time. He was also wrong.

Will hyperinflation happen eventually? Yes, all fiat hyperinflates unless terminated. Will the mining of natural oil from the earth peak? Yeah, obviously. Will consumption of oil peak? Assuming a finite universe, I guess so, but it could be a million years from now.

Inevitability doesn’t make a human actionable story - and it’s wrong for all practical purposes. Pick a timeline and make a useful - and falsifiable - prediction like everyone else.

In my case, I think hyperinflation is really close now (before 2030), depending on threshold. I doubt if we’ll hit Wikipedia’s threshold, but 100% per year qualifies for me. I think we’ll get a peak cheap oil shockwave due to general idiocy, and it’ll last 5-10 years until we get plenty of nuclear and associated electric production.

It’s not wrong
 It’s just taking a little longer to play out. If you try and predict anything to the day, they are very likely going to miss it. As the cost of oil has been going up, supplemented by substantial releases of oil from strategic reserves, disrupting price discovery
 yes, it’s delaying it slightly. Remember, oil has been around for 100+ years
 so the forecast is off by a year, or five, is it wrong?

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