SARS-CoV-2-Pathogen: 66|0014 Corona Shill

Yesterday, 03 July 20, at Tesco5182, South Wigston, Leicestershire a woman having selected and placed in their basket an item of frozen food was confronted by a woman with a nappy on their face muffling something undetectable. When understandably asked "Pardon" #NappyWoman said loudly they wanted something from a freezer further down.

After turning away, the woman shopper, turned back to #NappyWoman and enquired {an enquiry made of every contact during the 3 month #MassHouseArres} whether they knew of anyone who had died #FromCorona. #NappyWoman said "Yes" - the first ever such response. The follow up question to #NappyWoman "You know someone who *died* #FromCorona not #WithCorona? " seemed to stump them after an initial blazing "Yes" their muffled "No" could barely be heard.

#NappyWoman informed the shopper that they *knew 5 people #WithCorona including a nurse who was very poorly having suffering from it for 15 weeks*. The remaining people #NappyWoman "knew had #Corona" worked at #RoyalMailMeridian.

After referring to the total of 1,355 #FromCorona deaths and the nhs figures seeming to diverge from #NappyWoman's *information* the shopper said they'd be writing to the nhs about this.

The shopper moved on mulling on #NappyWoman's statements whilst finishing their shopping. When headed towards the checkout just a few minutes later the Tesco5182 tannoy sprang to life screeching "remind all shoppers to stay 2 metres apart" and "follow the single way arrows up and down the aisles".

This Tesco5182, South Wigston, Leicestershire tannoy announcement is disturbing as are the implications.

A few weeks ago the shopper was told by Tony, the Tesco5182, South Wigston, Leicestershire manager they had to follow the one-way stickers on the floor. #TonyTescoWigstonLeicestershire knew "no" one person who had died of #Corona but then claimed that "scared people" had "begged" for "the 2m measures" and the "one-way stickers" from #TescoWigstonLeicestershire to "keep them safe".

#TonyTescoWigstonLeicestershire did not 'know' "who" or "why" decisions affecting the way the public are able to buy food were made, who was influencing these decisions nor when the "measures" were going to be removed.

#TescoWigstonLeicestershire is owned by Investment companies

Midlothian Capital Partners Ltd and Hattington Capital (only has LLP member & designated members).

Since March 2020 the loser from the #Corona have been #SMEIndependentBusiness and the businesses benefitting the multi-national and national businesses and their boards. Question is 'Whose interests is the government *safeguarding* #PrivateProfitsPublicLosses #RevolvingDoors