Will our children be allowed to go back to school in January?

That's the question that our Prime Minister here in Britain was asked and he refused to answer.

And this is something that's very concerning because if our children can't go back to school, it's a massive part of how our society functions.

Children going to school, them getting educated, them building our future, while at the same time their parents can work, provide for the families, that whole structure is essential

to life in Britain and let's be honest, life to anywhere else.

And now we're being told that schools might not reopen.

And for any parent who works, let alone works from home,

you know that it's nearly impossible to do that

when you also have to care for your

children. At the same time, what's happening to these children? Their entire future, their entire

life is being put on hold. Why? Why? Neil Ferguson, a professor here at Imperial College, has said

there is no proven causality between this new higher infection

mutant virus and the transmission from children.

So why are we even considering shutting our schools down?

Susan Hancock, also a member of the SAGE Committee, advising the Prime Minister, has also

said there is no causality, i.e. there is no proof that children will

spread this virus even more. And we know, and I know, from speaking with Harvard medical doctors,

that the transmission amongst children is actually quite low. And even lower, the transmission

from children to adults. And that's one of the many reasons we kept schools open,

but also because we risk what they're calling now generation COVID.

I have a 16 year old daughter.

If they rule this, that means she will not be going back to school.

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