Peter McIlvenna: And hello Hearts of Oak. Thank you so much for joining us once again, on another pre-record, with a guest who has certainly been on my radar from early on. From the videos that he made about the funeral parlour industry. And what was happening. Something I’d never heard before. And I’ve been fascinated to follow him. And also to see him in person at Milton Keynes the other week, at an event.

And it is John O’Looney. John, thank you so much for your time today.

John O’Looney: You are more than welcome. Thank you for taking the time to have me on the show. And hello to everyone that’s watching.

Peter McIlvenna: Well, thank you for coming on and joining us. As I said, to our viewers, that’s where I first came across you, and probably many other people. But if I could just actually step back. We have lots of non-UK viewers, certainly over in the States, watching on Gettr, and the other channels.

And it’ll be good to maybe have you introduce yourself before we go into the topic and what you’ve seen over the last probably yeah 18 months, or. So so yeah, take a moment to introduce yourself John.

John O’Looney: Well hi guys. Firstly, my name is John O’Looney. I’m a funeral director based in Milton Keynes. I’ve been a funeral director for 15 years, give, or take. And for the first 10 years I was a funeral director working for one of the major funeral providers. And I spent 10 years working for them and then left. It was Co-operative Funeral Care, big funeral provider. And the bank went under, and they bought the money men in to try and squeeze as much money out of people to prop the bank up.

And I wasn’t happy working like that, because I actually really care about people. So I set up on my own five years ago. And I’ve been working for myself, running my own small family-run funeral home ever since.

Peter McIlvenna: So what you’ve seen is something that no one has any idea about. And I think the first, when I watched what you originally put out, I thought:

“Well John doesn’t really have anything to gain from this!”

And this could have a different, …

John O’Looney: Far from it! Yeah!

Peter McIlvenna: Exactly! So whenever someone doesn’t have a financial gain then you begin to take notice of what they say, because you realize they’re saying it, because they believe it, as opposed to there’s a financial game.

But could you just relay what you’ve begun to see to our viewers, at the beginning. And then we’ll move on to where we are today. So yeah, what alerted you? What did you begin to see at the beginning?

John O’Looney: So there were initially the first kind of 12 weeks, or so, I didn’t see anything at all. I was convinced as everyone else. And I would hasten to add I’m not an anti-vaccine. I’m anything. But I’ve had every injection that I’ve been offered. You know, swine flu, and flu jabs. Certainly up until the last few years.

Early on I’d have family come to, … Well it started off, I’ll rewind back to 2019, in late November, December time. I had a family come and see me who’d lost a loved one in the neighbouring borough of Northamptonshire, at Northampton General Hospital. So they kind of asked me to, they instructed me to look after their loved one.

And said that they were a bit annoyed. Because the mortuary staff wouldn’t let them view their loved one in the mortuary, which is unusual, because all hospitals have a mortuary obviously, sadly. And they also have a viewing room attached to that mortuary. So that if someone, for example, has been suffering on the ward, they’ll pass away, come down off the ward, and that family can spend a bit of time in the chapel of rest. And they said that the hospital wouldn’t allow that. Now that’s really unusual. So I kind of said:

“Look, don’t worry. I’ll go to the hospital and pick them up promptly.”

Because I’m a strong believer in treating people how they want to be treated. So I always move very quickly. I won’t make a promise that I can’t keep.

And I went to the hospital, picked their loved one up. And while I was there I couldn’t help but ask, obviously, you know:

“Why wouldn’t you let them see their loved one?”

I kind of thought perhaps he was being passed away a long time, and was not in a viewable state, or something. But they said:

“No. This is why.”

And they opened the viewing room door. And there was a quite a great big inflatable kind of pandemic tent in there. I hadn’t seen one before and it resembled a child’s bouncy castle.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: But it had like different compartments. And that was my first introduction.

Peter McIlvenna: And when was this? Sorry, when was it?

John O’Looney: That was first week in December of 2019

Peter McIlvenna: Wow!

[04:28]

John O’Looney: So the word “Covid” wasn’t used. But they kind of said basically:

“We’ve been told there’s something horrible coming.”

I’d hasten to add this deceased wasn’t in that particular enclosure, whatever. So I went about my business. I told a couple of family and friends what I’ve been told. And what do you tell them? Maybe put some pasta away, and rice. And I really don’t know, because you don’t know at that point how bad things are going to be.

But lo and behold, the news broke just into the New Year. And we were shown pictures of people falling over in China, in the streets. And I suppose January, February, about March time, … There was no increase in death rate. And I kind of put that down too:

“Well China’s a long way away. It’s got to work its way through Europe, perhaps to get over here.”

But I kept waiting around for a death rate that just simply wasn’t there! It came to like March. And I got contacted by a guy, who was also called John, who identified himself as a government-sponsored pandemic agency guy. And he told me that his job was to call all of the funeral directors in our area, and ask them various questions, collating numbers, basically. And, of course, you’re happy to help, because it’s a pandemic. So we’ve got to do what we can. And he would ask me:

“How many I’d picked up that week? What my capacity was as a maximum.”

And I kind of told him and how many I picked up, and where from, and how many were Covid. And almost straight away he started deliberately steering me. And by that, … I mean, the conversation would go much like, he’d kind of say:

“Well who have you picked up?”

And I’d say:

“Well, I’ve picked up two over this week, one was from a care home.”

There was no doctor present. Because the doctors suddenly stopped attending to protect the NHS, we were told, as we clapped on doorsteps. And there was no Covid test present. No doctor present. No police officer present. I’d spoke to the guy’s family. He’d been in there for five years with onset dementia. And he said:

“No. I’ve got to put him down as a Covid death.”

And I kind of:

“Okay. Why is that then? Because I’ve spoke to the family. I spoke to the care home. He was a dementia patient. There was no Covid test present. No doctor. Why?”

“Oh. We’ve been told there was a case of Covid in there, so everyone has to go down at Covid in that care home.”

And this was rinse and repeat! Everyone they possibly could. Heart attack victims. Even one guy that was run over! Yeah, he had tyre marks on his hip to his shoulder. He was a Covid death, because he’d been in ICU for a couple of weeks. And they’ve been spam testing him, PCR test up his nose, as he lay dying. Desperate to get a positive test. They got a positive test. And he was a Covid death!

And that was throughout 2020. I’d hasten to add, the interesting thing was there was no increase in death rate at all. There was no increase at any point. In fact if you looked at the figures before they pulled him down from everywhere, the vast majority of funerals we do in the UK are cremations.

So I would say around five percent of the funerals we do are burials. And that’s many cultural, or religious. For example, Catholics, Africans, west Indians, they like their loved ones buried. But the vast majority are.

And the cremation numbers were actually lower in my region in 2020 than there were in 2019. And this certainly was felt through the business. It just wasn’t as busy. We had a brief period in March, April, where Hancock said, he openly said:

“Oh, we’re going to see Covid attack care homes. And move people into care homes to die from Covid.”

And I kind of remember thinking:

“That’s really strange. Because I don’t see, if the virus is out there, surely it’s in the community. Everyone would suffer. Why would it target specific buildings?”

But lo and behold, as if by a miracle, we start getting calls almost exclusively from care homes.

Now to give you an idea, if I was to take 10 phone calls, and most funeral operatives who run a funeral home, or work in a funeral home will relate to this. If I get 10 calls we’re very good as a society of getting people to pass away in hospital. Maybe as many as eighty percent of people pass away in hospital. One would be in a care home, and one would be where they’ve gone home to die at home with their family have and a morphine driving have and a district nurse visiting.

But literally every phone call for about two weeks was exclusively care homes! And, in fact, I didn’t have a night’s sleep, a full night sleep for about two weeks between March and April of 2020. And again there was never any doctor on scene. There was never any Covid test done. But every one of them had to go down as Covid.

Peter McIlvenna: So I mean, is that strange for a government official to contact a funeral parlour? Because obviously the declaration of the cause of death is a doctor, not with you working the funeral parlour.

[09:39]

John O’Looney: Yeah. Well, it was very interesting. Because then a couple of months later on I received an email from Thames Valley police. I believe it was the Commissioner, I can’t remember. I’ve got a copy of it somewhere. And it basically instructed us that no doctors would be attending. And I was kind of like:

“Really? You’re telling me?”

Two months later I’ve been attending he said:

“We want no police officers would attend, unless called to do so. And as funeral directors we were expected to declare death, not certify, declare. And if we had any concerns to raise those concerns for a police officer to get involved.”

Now, no disrespect to any of these serving police officers, but it’s not my job. I’m not qualified to determine whether a person has died. I’m an undertaker. And whilst we do checks in the course of our business, would I want you to rely on your mum, or dad being declared dead on my say so? Certainly not!

You know, I’m not on a hundred and fifty grand a year! That is a a GP’s job. But we were apparently protecting the GPs. So they’re working from home with the headset on, on double the money on a Covid payment. And I kind of said this to this copper. I said:

“I’m not qualified to do that. And, you know how can I do your job for you? If I’ve got concerns, what do I do if I attend a scene and there’s a gentleman laying, passed away in bed, there’s a bit of blood on the pillow. Do I start telling the family I’m not happy with what I’ve seen? It puts me in a very difficult position.”

So I kind of said, no. And he said:

“But I thought we’re all in it together? Clearly not!”

Yeah, clearly not, because I’m the only one turning up making these calls. So I kind of said:

“No. I wasn’t willing to do that. And if they needed to do that, …”

But lo and behold, no doctors have been, … They’re starting to attend now.

But there was that. There was the lack of numbers. And there was the deliberate efforts to make, relabel everyone as a Covid death. And all funeral directors will tell you this.

And I don’t doubt some of them will be convinced they were Covid deaths, because they were told they were Covid deaths. And they were the sealed body bag. Does that mean they’re a Covid death? No it doesn’t! No it doesn’t! It means they’ve been labelled with that.

And they were paying premiums to health authorities for every Covid death. They were paying premiums for everyone that was put on a ventilator. They were paying premiums for everyone who was given Remdesivir. The same Remdesivir Mr Fauci killed a lot of African kids who had Ebola with.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: So I kind of started to see the cracks in the whole thing. I would hasten to wear this was at a time when funeral directors weren’t washing, or dressing anyone, because of this deadly plague. And I was frightened. We’re all frightened.

But my job is to care for people. And part of that care is treating them the way I would want to be treated. Now, these are people that have lost their mum over a bloody Zoom call!

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: Standing there in a HazMat suit. This is not people that have been cared for! So I was washing and dressing them all. Because I had a young girl brought into my care. She was only six. She died from cancer. I believe that was in the February of 2020, 2021? No, 2020. And her family wanted to spend time with her. She had a brother of five and a sister of six, seven sorry. And she was six. And so I washed and dressed her. And I kind of thought:

“If I can do that for them, I can do that for everyone.”

Because everyone’s family is just as important. And as I said, I washed and dressed them all, the whole way through. And it’s a miracle I’m alive, because I’ve never won a mask!

Peter McIlvenna: So when funerals happened the family weren’t allowed in, or was it just one, or two, closer?

John O’Looney: No, there were varying levels of paranoia. So, for example, different crematoria are run by different people. So the one locally is council run. And they were particularly, I felt OTT [Over The Top] really, but following government guidelines! And they actually, at one point, sat everyone, two meters apart. And I kind of said:

“You can’t do that.”

I remember a guy moved his chair sitting next to his mom and the soundman came out, stopped the funeral. And that wasn’t at my funeral, I’d hasten to add.

But there was a big furore about that, and rightly so, because you shouldn’t be treating people like that. These are people that got out the same bed some of them. Why can’t they sit together and hold each other’s hand during a funeral?

So there were a lot of people very frightened, very scared. And I suppose I was the exception to the rule, because I just felt that people, … I was worried. I was waking up every morning wondering if I was going to be ill. But I kind of thought:

“Well, these people got to be looked after.”

How can you tell someone they can’t see their baby, you know, they can’t see a little girl? I weren’t willing to do that. So I washed and dressed them all. And I had a lot of funeral directors sending people to me, because they knew that I would wash and dress them, and nobody else would.

Peter McIlvenna: Wow! Well, I guess you just get on with your business, or is there an organization, a group, an association that you link with other funeral directors, or is it very much you’re running your own business?

John O’Looney: Well you’re running your own business. But you can be member of an advisory body. There are two in the UK. One is called the NAFD, and the National Association of Funeral Directors. The other one is called SAIF. But it’s spelled S-A-I-F. I was a member of SAIF. It wasn’t too long before I started speaking out, I started getting pressure from them telling me that, yeah, they weren’t happy with me raising concerns.

[15:08]

Peter McIlvenna: Were there any particular, … Did they come to you and say:

“Look, just get on with your business.”

Or is it actually?

John O’Looney: Yeah, basically. Yeah. I think it was a matter of putting pressure on me to shut up. Basically to remain complicit and silent. Saying that I was bringing them into disrepute. And they would suspend me. And I kind of said:

“Look. My job is to look after people. You suspend away! I don’t care!”

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: And that’s what they’ve done. But they I don’t rely on them to be able to trade. Do, you know what? Being a member of a governing body doesn’t make you a decent undertaker. You know, caring about people is what makes you a decent undertaker. And that’s what put me in that predicament is, because I care enough to actually stand and put my head above the parapet, and say there’s something very wrong here! What is going on?

So I began then to openly speak about my concerns as I was seeing something was very, very wrong. And then in the end of 2020, again there was just no increase in death rate. They were telling everyone how terrible this pandemic was and getting us to clap on doorsteps for the NHS, and saying they were swamped. And they were showing us pictures of overrun wards, when the reality was very different to that!

And I know, because I’ve spoke to a lot of nurses and doctors who were practicing well-rehearsed dance routines! And stuff like that. It wasn’t what was being told. And I dislike very much liars!

And we’re not talking about a heating installation, we’re talking about the lives of people! It’s not a service provider, this is people’s lives.

So we were doing funerals in November, December, of 2020. It wasn’t busier, no busier than normal! What they did was they actively relabeled everyone as a Covid death.

So they said, they advertised widely, we’re going to cut, we’ve got this life-saving injection! And we’re going to roll it out locally here in January, January 6th of 2021. And I kind of said to a few people:

“I wonder if we’re going to see that pandemic death rate, the moment needles go in arms?”

And a couple of people laughed at me, and said:

“Oh! You’re paranoid!”

And lo and behold, needles went in arms, and it went through the roof! Around 300% what it should have been. And people were dropping like flies. And there was your pandemic! Your pandemic that only when needles went in arms.

And it’s been that way ever since really. We’ve seen more youngsters die from thrombosis-based deaths, for example, in the last two years, that I’ve seen more than I had from the previous ten.

Like this week I’ve got a 29 year old in, 23 year olds, 32 year olds. People that shouldn’t be dying, without going into detail of who they are, which I could never do. I wouldn’t do. But people that shouldn’t be dying are passing away suddenly from undiscovered heart conditions, apparently.

Now as a funeral director, my job is to raise any concerns I have to the governing body i.e., the local coroner. In the case of it being multiple deaths, it felt sensible to go to the Chief Coroner of England, which I did. I emailed him and I CCed around 40 doctors and scientists, who have reached out to me. Very eminent people who have the same concerns. Because I knew it would put pressure on them to give me a response. And I’ve got no response. So three weeks later, …

Peter McIlvenna: What did you say you were giving the increase in the figures you were seeing and raising concerns?

John O’Looney: Yeah, basically, I’ve seen around a 500% increase in thrombosis deaths. Now, when you think, a thrombosis death is a blood clot. A blood clot culminates and you dying from a heart attack, or a stroke, or an aneurysm, where that blockage is such that the pressure bursts your artery, and you bleed out quite quickly, and that’s an aneurysm.

Now I’ve seen a massive increase in these. And I’ve had, for example, I had a guy called Nick called me from a mortar in a hospital. And he said:

“He’d seen the same thing, around 600%, almost exclusively in jab recipients.”

Because they collate the records there. So I know what I’ve seen. I emailed the Coroner and I didn’t get response. Emailed the Coroner again to put pressure on and, CCed him 40 doctors. And got a reply via the secretary:

“We follow government policy.”

So that’s a way of acknowledging it, but saying they’re following government policy.

Do you know, I’ve been to various hospitals I went to Stoke Mandeville Hospital and spoke to the mortuary staff there, with a colleague of mine. A guy that works for me went. And I couldn’t resist asking:

“Have you seen an increase in thrombosis-based deaths.”

“Yes. Loads.”

And she said:

“Because it turns the blood to glue.”

And they’ve seen it firsthand! Now, I went there six months later and she’d obviously been pulled about that comment, and insisted:

“That wasn’t what I said! I said Covid deaths!”

I’ve still got the email that I sent saying:

“Thank you for the chat. I wouldn’t take the jab based on what you said.”

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: So these people know! There’s a number of reasons. Some of them are complicit. Some of them have bought into the narrative and are blissfully unaware. But they know the truth! I’ve had a GP standing four foot away, here by my door, doing cremation paperwork, two, or three, weeks ago. And again, I looked at that as an opportunity, and said to him:

“Have you seen an increase in jab recipient deaths.?”

And he said:

“Everybody knows!”

That was his exact words, “everybody knows”. Everybody, I kind of think he refers to the 80,000 NHS staff that would rather lose their careers, than take the protection, for example.

Peter McIlvenna: Wow!

[20:43]

John O’Looney: So the government said they were going to sack them all. Why didn’t they sack them? Because there’d be 80,000 prime witnesses that would all spill their guts then!

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: They would have no hold over them, over their jobs.

So anyways, September of last year I took a phone call from a guy called Mark Sexton. Really good guy, really good guy. Ex-police officer and a man of integrity and honour. And he invited me to attend the meeting in Westminster and address number one Birdcage Walk on the 21st of September.

And there we were due to sit with two Ministers from Parliament. And one of them never showed. The other one was a guy called Sir Graham Brady. Very senior Tory politician. He’s the commissioner of something called the 1922 Committee.

So there are around 18 of us there. The Times, or the Guardian, one of the puppet papers, reported it as a group of “anti-vaxxers”. This is a group of anything but anti-vaxxers! I’m an undertaker do you know? If people start dropping down dead shortly after a vaccine that’s why I’m standing up and speaking! I’ve got nothing to gain!

Professor Dolores Cahill was there. Dr Tess Lori, Dr Steven Frost, Dr Sam White, Dr Sucharit Bhakdi. People that I’ve never even really heard of but were all saying the same thing as me. And they were going into a little bit more detail, obviously on the science.

Now to give you an idea, Dolores Cahill is a girl who was advising the government in her 20s. Now she must be approaching 60, now. So this is a girl that’s at the top of her game. She’s an absolute genius.

And some of the things that was said were very shocking and very upsetting. And my feeling is that this Sir Graham Brady knew. It was all of us, we all felt that he knew by his reaction to what was said. And we kind of went in there full of hope:

“At last! Someone’s listening to us!”

Because all these people are dying. And I’m on the coal face! I see it! When people come in, for example, I had a 28 year old who went into hospital for a minor procedure. The NHS there, following government policy attacked her. First of all and said how selfish she was, because they look and see you’re not jabbed. And then they target you.

And they told her how selfish she was. And then they told her how much danger she was in being in hospital. And it’s all full of Covid! And they coerced her after attacking her. And she agreed to have it. And she died 90 minutes later in the bed! In the same bed that they gave her the injection in, from a blood clot. Now she didn’t have an ounce of fat on her. She was in excellent health.

It’s one of hundreds, and hundreds, and hundreds that have reached out to me after seeing me as a focal point after being very honest. Open and honest about what’s going on. I went to Milton Keynes police station a few weeks ago, April 28th, to report something that I wasn’t happy with. With what’s been going on. I went with Mark Sexton.

We were asked to wait for a police officer. The incident number was 1062, 28th of April. After sitting there for three hours they came out and said there was no one free to see us. Okay. So they said they would be in touch and assign us an officer, just to hear what we had to say, and to listen to us, our evidence. Nothing! And whenever I ring up they say:

“No, they don’t consider it a crime. Contact the local health authority.”

They’re all complicit! They’re all complicit. They know what’s going on! Because these are the same guys turning up now to scenes of sudden deaths. I’ve got mates in the industry that do the coroner’s contract. Now the way that works is, for example, the coroner doesn’t employ funeral directors. He contracts the recovery of sudden deaths, back to the coroner’s office. And I speak to these guys, and they’re busier than they’ve ever been with sudden deaths. Because more, and more, people are falling over suddenly at home from natural deaths, natural thrombosis deaths.

Peter McIlvenna: The whole thing in politicians are real. I mean, I basically loved politics from when I was young. I remember growing up, I’ve worked in the House of Lords for 10 years with one of the Peers. And it is neigh unbelievable that you have 1500, you’ve got 650 MPs, you’ve got about 800 odd, Lords.

And I have seen maybe two, or three of them actually speak out. And yet they must have questions as well. They must have family members. And they’re not just purely there as an MP. There as an individual, as a person with connections. And they must have questions. And yet there is absolute silence!

[25:26]

John O’Looney: I think to understand the mindset of these people you have to put yourself in their shoes. And I felt this very strongly. My job is people, engaging people, and reading people. I would suggest that Sir Graham is deciding which side of the fence to fall on. He knows! He knew! He looked like a guy, a little boy, who had been caught with his hand in the biscuit tin.

And he couldn’t get out that meeting quick enough, I tell you! He knows! Does that make him complicit? Only you can decide. I think if, you know what’s going on, and you do nothing, and you say nothing, that makes you complicit. That’s the bottom line.

What would make you complicit? A lot of money, and a seat on the ark for you and your loved ones.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah, yeah.

John O’Looney: That’s the bottom line. And the mistake these people make is believing, that they have a seat on the ark. Because I can tell you now, once they’ve fulfilled their usefulness, their purpose, the gaze will be cast on them. And there’d be no one there to fight for them. They’ll just sweep them under the carpet! Because they’re also witnesses as well. One thing history tells us about criminals. They don’t want any witnesses.

Peter McIlvenna: Well.

John O’Looney: Yeah, once they’ve fulfilled their purpose they’ll treat them with the same disdain they’re treating us. Like livestock.

And I can tell you that meeting for me, if that had been filmed, that would have brought it all to a crashing, … That would have all crashed down, because people would have seen the truth that we saw sitting around that table.

Peter McIlvenna: So at the moment you have raised these concerns with a range of people, including sitting with Sir Graham Brady, who is one of the top conservatives, with the 1922 Committee. And you’ve had very little response, I’m assuming?

John O’Looney: I mean, I can’t even get a police officer to sit with me to hear what I have to say!

Peter McIlvenna: Wow.

John O’Looney: Doesn’t that in itself, … And people need to ask yourself a number of questions. For example, why would 80,000 NHS staff at most risk on the front line, prefer to lose their careers than take their protection? And why did the government backtrack if it’s so important they’d be jabbed? Why did the government backtrack and let them keep their jobs?

It’s there! It’s in front of you! For example, eight weeks ago, why was Covid going to kill us, and we couldn’t work, we couldn’t travel, you couldn’t see your own family? But eight weeks later, Putin’s going to kill you and you can move a family in from the Ukraine!

Peter McIlvenna: [chuckling] Yeah!

John O’Looney: What can’t people see? It’s there in front of you! And the idea is, I believe, I think there’s a number of people with a number of fingers in a number of pies. I kind of feel that Europe is being targeted, and the US, specifically. And I think they’re all queuing up especially for slices of pie from the US, when that falls over. And I don’t think the way things are going under the Biden administration, … Because it isn’t Biden, we all know that! He’ll sign what he’s told to sign, and walk where he’s told to walk. Bless him, he’s long, long, lost!

But I kind of feel that there’s definitely an agenda there. Does it make me a “conspiracy theorist”? I don’t know. I looked after another 29 year old this week. And I picked a 27 year old up today. You tell me! It seems to be never-ending at the moment. And you have to ask yourself, why Chief Coroners are not listening, and why a police officer won’t even sit down and talk to me?

And why I’ve got GPs and nurses confessing to me what’s happening? The same people that will put needles in your arm, but won’t put it in their own! So yeah, we know what’s going on! We know what’s going on. I just would rather be an honest man, and meet my maker with a clear conscience. I would suggest that there are a large number of people who won’t be able to do that.

Peter McIlvenna: Tell us about the impact that it’s had on you.

John O’Looney: Yeah, I kind of, a number of people kind of said to me:

“You should be quiet, because you will be targeted.”

And lo and behold just before Christmas, I fell ill. I went into hospital and was tested several times for Covid. Every time it came back negative. I bet they were gutted! And but anyway, the following morning after being admitted I felt like I’d been poisoned. I felt really ill! Yeah, it wasn’t like an illness. I definitely feel, on reflection, I was targeted. And I was warned that I would be. They sat consulting down with me in the morning, said:

“Look we’re gonna save your life, because you’re gonna die without Remdesivir.”

I kind of said:

“No. I’m not taking it!”

And they:

“Well, why?”

And I said:

“Well, let’s look at the side effects of Remdesivir. And what that will do to me as a respiratory patient? What effect would I have on my liver and my kidneys?”

And he just stomped off! And then that he was doing what he was told to do.

Later in the day I had a woman who sat down on the bed from Oxford University. And she said:

“Hi, I’m from Oxford University. We want to save you! We want to, …”

John O’Looney: Oxford University?

John O’Looney: Yeah! Touting Oxford University, out talking to me at my bedside.

Peter McIlvenna: Wow!

John O’Looney: So she said:

“We want to give you a drug called Baricitinib, and another one called Tocilizumab.”

And I kind of said the same to her:

“Okay. Let’s have a look at the side effects of these drugs.”

And she just walked away!

Peter McIlvenna: Wow!

John O’Looney: Yeah:

“I’m only doing what I’m told to do!”

And there you go. I even had a nurse come up to me and thank me for what I’d done. Mark Sexton came and got me out. He discharged me, along with a doctor, who will remain nameless, because he’s obviously got the GMC [General Medical Council] putting pressure on any of those doctors who do work outside the NHS. But unfortunately, they’re a growing number that are, because they see what is going on.

And I would urge all of these medical professionals to be honest and open, because history will remember what has been done! And what side do you want to be on? Do you want to be on the side of good, or the side of a clear evil? And what’s being done is evil.

Peter McIlvenna: Well, what are the conversations, because I remember even talking to someone today. And they talked about some of their family had been seriously ill, but thank god they were triple jabbed! Because if they haven’t been triple jabbed, it would have been even worse! They don’t get. And I’m sure it’s the same conversations you have with family members that come in.

[32:04]

John O’Looney: Yeah. So when I sat down in Westminster, obviously I have been very fortunate. And I’ve had a great insight into what’s gone on in other fields, not just in what I know as a funeral director. Now it was felt that there were a great number of different variants of jab. And that would correlate perfectly with some of the symptoms that I’ve heard.

For example, some people have gone blind shortly after having these jabs. I know, because I’ve spoke to them. Other people have gone paralyzed from the waist down. Women have bled menstrually, profusely, non-stop. People have died from blood clots.

Now the other chilling one, the real chilling one that was for me, they were using placebos, initially. And the idea of that is to recruit you as an advocate. Because, if you have a jab. And it’s a placebo, obviously you’re not going to suffer an ill effect. You’re not going to get Covid. So you’re then going to tell everyone how wonderful is. And that’s the great benefit for them, and the agenda. Having a placebo that recruits you as an advocate, doesn’t it?

And the most chilling with, obviously the other one is the “clot shot”, and some are dying. The quickest one I’ve ever known, died was 90 minutes, up to about six, or seven, months. And some families are blissfully unaware. They just don’t know. And I’m not there to tell them. I’m there look after their loved one. But others are very aware, and they’re very angry! And nobody’s listening. They don’t care. They’re more bothered about their direct debits than now the life of these people.

But the third one that was particularly chilling, was the one that reprograms your that-cells. Now the way it was explained to me in Westminster was, your body over the course of two years it regenerates all of the cells inside your body – which I didn’t know – with the exception of a number of things; the heart, your sexual organs. And I think something else they were saying.

But anyway, these cells that reproduce have a new instruction in the T-cells, the immune system. And as they multiply they will attack the healthy host. They will see it, the spike proteins as the enemy. And so they flock to attack that. And that leads to clotting. And it also leads to deterioration.

So, for example, if your immune system starts attacking your liver, your liver is going to deteriorate! What are the symptoms of that? You’ll get sick, and you would eventually die. So there’s your new variant, your latest variant, isn’t it?

And then they said more. The most disturbing thing was anyone that’s had a jab of this specific type. And let’s face it nobody bloody knows! We’ll have between two and five years to live, and there isn’t no cure!

Peter McIlvenna: Wow!

John O’Looney: Yeah, is it true? I really don’t know! I’m seeing a growing number of sudden deaths in people under 40, that shouldn’t be dying.

Peter McIlvenna: I mean, when the history is written, depending on who is around, …

John O’Looney: Oh! History is written by the winners, isn’t it!

Peter McIlvenna: Well, it is, but the data will not be there! Because the data, stories, are coming from individuals who are listing the data. But the government doesn’t want to connect the jab with an adverse reaction and death. So, …

John O’Looney: That’s right.

Peter McIlvenna: The data will not be there! That’s the frightening thing! The truth will maybe not be told.

John O’Looney: The strange thing that we’re noticing is say, for example, pre-plandemic, if you were to die suddenly, there would be postmortem, that’s it. There was no ifs, or buts, or maybes. And we’re seeing more, and more, people slip through that net, where they’re suddenly deemed just not requiring a postmortem, which is obviously in itself very strange. I’ve never, ever, known that before. And the way they streamline the process.

So if we cast our mind back to Dr Harold Shipman. He was a GP that was killing people. And the way he would do, was he would befriend his elderly patients. He would ask them what their plans for their funerals were. And if they said cremation, and he didn’t like them, or whatever, he would give them a vitamin injection of morphine and kill them. And the way he got caught was a couple of the families went for burial, instead of promotion. So there was the evidence sitting there in a coffin, in a grave.

And now every GP has an average number of deaths. That’s just the way the business works. And this guy was around, 200 over the average. So there was enough numbers there to raise suspicion for a coroner to order an exhumation. And that’s how they caught him out, kind of thing.

Now something they put in place to stop that happening again was, anyone that’s due for cremation, they have two independent doctors look at the case history, look at the deceased, examine the deceased, and fill in forms to say they’re happy there’s nothing untoward, no question unanswered. That was streamlined for the “plandemic”. And that has remained in place. It’s still only one doctor.

So the questions that perhaps were being asked before, are not being asked at all now! So again, you have to ask yourself, why is that? Why are a record number of sports men and women dying, or being forced into retirement? Why? In the last 18 months? What have they all got in common? Is this environmental? What’s caused this sudden surge in myocardial cases?

I would suggest it’s exactly what all the experts in Westminster said it is. And what this undertaker sees it is, in the deaths of all the, … I’ve seen far more people die from thrombosis than I have, labelled Covid.

Peter McIlvenna: Do funeral parlours, do you publish the figures to the public, or is it internally you collect them, or is that the government?

John O’Looney: Well, it’s very interesting. Because I think once you have a look down the rabbit hole and you dig a little bit deeper, and you liaise with people who furnish you with the information that perhaps you were missing, you see very clearly that this is something they’ve been preparing for a long time.

And part of that preparation is moving the right people into the right places. And also passing the right legislation to make it very difficult for anyone to dig a little bit deeper. Now the new GDPR laws [The General Data Protection Regulation] make it very difficult. And you have to you can’t really keep information, or collate information, without express permission. And so that makes it then more difficult to find the truth. Trust me, I know that what I’m saying is totally right.

In fact, I received an email last year from someone called Yvonne Myers, she told me her name was. And said she was from RT Media. I don’t think she was. I was suggested to me, she might have been an intelligence service. I really don’t know. But I was offered 85,000 for an exclusive. Now what that meant was, I would give them my story, and then sign a contract to say that I wouldn’t tell it again to anyone else. They would then present that story to all of the different networks. They would all be told:

“No. We can’t show that!”

And it would go in a bottom drawer. And I then couldn’t talk to anyone else. And for that I would get 85,000. Obviously, I said no. I’m not interested. There’s no amount of money could make me sell people out. That might be for them. But it’s not for me.

Peter McIlvenna: So you’ve all during this time you have a funeral parlour business, but also you’re speaking out and engaged with a range of people, a range of events, what does that been like for you personally? Because that’s completely different to what you’re normally doing.

[40:02]

John O’Looney: Yeah, don’t get me wrong I kind of did consider what the effect might have on the business. But it’s been amazingly positive. In fact, I would suggest that I’ve actually got a lot of work, because people have respected the fact that I’ve been honest. A lot of jab victims I’ve looked after and their families have targeted me to take care of them, because they know exactly what’s going on.

And for a lot of these people I know it will only really hit home to them when death touches their family, and they lose the family member. Then they’ll realize, you know what, that guy we thought was crazy, perhaps he isn’t, because this has happened.

So people I think, respect integrity. And when you look at, when you listen to one of these politicians talk utter crap! Utter crap! It oozes out of them! The deceit oozes out of them! They can’t help it, because it’s lies. They talk lies!

Like, for example, Boris Johnson locking everyone down and ruining all these livelihoods and businesses while they’re having karaoke parties! And they kind of released that to put the knife in Johnson, didn’t they? That was clear. But what they failed to actually think about, they’re so desperate to get Johnson, that that didn’t just show him partying, it showed everyone! So what that means is that everyone knew there was no risk whatsoever!

Peter McIlvenna: Yep.

John O’Looney: So whilst everyone’s livelihoods and businesses were being decimated, these people were partying! All of them! All of them! Not just Johnson. So do you know, does that correlate with what I’m telling you, or does that kind of just cast out on what I’ve said?

Along with the 80,000 NHS workers who’d rather lose their job than take the protection. Does that cast out on what I’ve said? It’s there in front, along with all the young sportsmen, and footballers, FIFA registered players that have fallen over and died. Does that lend itself to what I said, or does that discredit me, factually?

Peter McIlvenna: When I talk to people about that if Boris, suppose he was about to die, and then three weeks later was touching shoulders with people. And then that could kill him, either he was never in hospital, was never about to die, because if you’re about to die of something you recover. You’re not going to go near the possibility of getting that serious illness again! And yet he didn’t give a damn. So, why should anyone else worry?

John O’Looney: Well, that’s the thing. I used to be the same as everyone else when I would believe whatever I was told. But now I see the truth. And I kind of, my experience whatever they tell you, it’s actually the polar opposite. It’s very much like this war in Ukraine, you know:

“Oh we’re winning! We’re winning! We’re winning!”

Meanwhile America fronts 40 billion extra in a desperate attempt to win, because they’re getting their arse kicked! , you know whatever these people tell you, they’re serial liars! Let me tell you! And I would suggest whatever report you see, it is actually the polar opposite is the truth.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: And I’m not a conspiracy theorist! I’m really not. I’m an undertaker. But I’ve seen through them. Now I see them for what they are! And I sat at the table with Mr Graham. He knows! I know! As the GP said to me a couple of weeks ago:

“They all know.”

They all know.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah. Wow. No you’re right whenever I read a story I wonder what they’re trying to tell me [chuckling]! What message are they really trying to get across, as opposed to what the story says.

John O’Looney: Well I sense a lot of it is mocking us.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah.

John O’Looney: The another big mistake I feel they’ve made is calling the latest lie, Monkeypox, as a kind of derogatory term to mock us. And certainly the people that I’ve spoke to would suggest that is a vaccine herpes induced, and not Monkeypox at all. But they need a cover story to explain why so many people who’ve been vaccinated have got this herpes rash. Because they were given it!

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah, exactly! John. Thank you for your time. It’s fascinating. And I love talking to people, as I said, who’ve got nothing to gain from speaking, except for speaking the truth and wanting the truth to get out.

John O’Looney: Yeah, do you know, I would welcome the debate. I would open debate. It was very interesting with the hospital experience. Because for me that was really quite chilling. Hospital was not a place I would ever want to go again! And it was very interesting, because at the beginning of this lie, I had the BBC contact me locally. And they asked to do an interview as an undertaker. So, of course, I believed it. It was early in the game. And I kind of said:

“Yes, come in.”

They sat me down. They got me to dress in full PPE [Personal Protection Equipment] and put a mask on. Well I kind of did what they asked me to do. And they spent about half an hour rehearsing everything they wanted me to say. And I thought that was normal! You know, how long did you spend briefing me before interviewing me? You didn’t.

Peter McIlvenna: Two minutes? One minute?

[45:06]

John O’Looney: Yeah you did. Yeah, you didn’t. But that’s what they did. And the end result of that was I promoted their propaganda. And I kick myself now! Now it’s very interesting. Because I’ve been very desperate and keen to speak to them since, and they know what I’ve said, and they won’t speak to me. Yet when I left the hospital I got a call fromThree Counties Radio*:

“Oh, we’d like to talk to you about your Covid experience.”

I said.:

“I don’t think you would.”

“Oh yes we would! Yes we would!”

[* BBC Three Counties Radio is the BBC’s local radio station serving the counties of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.].

So anyway, we started having a conversation. And I told them the truth about how they tried to nail me. And the fact that I’d had three negative tests, and they tried to put Remdesivir in me. And the history of Fauci and Ebola, Remdesivir, and how all these people were dying from kidney and liver failure. That’s exactly what all the families said that come through the door who lost people with Covid, treated in hospital by Remdesivir. So he said:

“Well, let me come down. And I’ll record an interview with you.”

I said:

“Okay.”

I said:

“And just to keep it well balanced, I’ll film that interview.”

I never heard from them again. And what they wanted was the reality, is they wanted a very, very prominent anti-vaxxer, to die from Covid. That’s what they wanted! And they ain’t got it. They ain’t got it.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah. John. Thank you for your time. I know you’re busy. Thank you for giving us your time today.

John O’Looney: It’s a pleasure, it’s a pleasure. And thank you everyone for listening. You take care. And by all means, anyone who wants to reach out to me to verify I’m a funeral director. Milton Keynes Family Funeral Services. Do a search on Google, have a look through the reviews. You’ll see what I’m all about.

Peter McIlvenna: Yeah. No absolutely. Well, I certainly [words unclear] and I’ll vouch for you then. And as with Jeff Wyatt, who we’ve had on regularly. And I know Jeff well.

John O’Looney: Yeah, he’s a lovely guy. Very passionate about the right thing taking place. It’s gonna be dark times ahead I suspect. And we’re gonna need everyone on board to fight these demons!

Peter McIlvenna: No absolutely. Well thank you John. Thank you to our viewers and listeners for tuning in this was pre-recorded few days before. So thank you for watching and listening on whichever platform you’re on. And do take a moment, and maybe share this video with someone who has bought into the lie. Take an opportunity and use that to send it on to someone else, and hopefully your recommendation will encourage them to watch it, and maybe think differently.

John O’Looney: Well, it was a very interesting, last snippet, I’ll tell you. It was suggested to me that it’s a Russian roulette. So when you go you’re either lucky, or you’re not. Now you could be lucky once, maybe twice, maybe three times. Can you be lucky half a dozen times over the next five years? No!

Peter McIlvenna: No, exactly.

John O’Looney: Don’t play Russian roulette with your life, guys.

Peter McIlvenna: Absolutely! And on that piece of very good advice, which I think many of our listeners will have taken to heart completely, I’ll let our listeners and viewers go. So thank you so much for being part of this today.

John O’Looney: Thank you Peter. Take care.

[48:00]

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@PW
9 days ago
Excellent interview. We need more like this.
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@YosserHughes
7 days ago
Great to see Mr O’Looney still fighting the good fight. I remember being a little sceptical of him when I first saw a podcast a loooong time ago, these are strange times. Clearly a man of great integrity and courage.
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@martartat
7 days ago
Been ‘following’ you since your first interview, you’re a trooper! <3
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@jacquelynsauriol
7 days ago
Hospital Executions.
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