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Were We All, (Or Most Of Us ) Conned?
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"I knew normally it took seven to ten years to develop a vaccine and for the safety data to be vetted before they could safely release it on human beings."
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Apart from my stroke, I have now a heart condition which has to be monitored, & Mrs K. has been coughing for months, something she's never done before.
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Apart from my stroke, I have now a heart condition which has to be monitored, & Mrs K. has been coughing for months, something she's never done before.
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Having a Covid never meant that Covid would disappear, we still have Flu in circulation and flu vaccinations have been around for years.
Most people have had Covid vaccinations now, so what is the point of scare stories.
There have always been conspiracy theorists. Unfortunately the Internet gives them the attention they otherwise would not have
Most people have had Covid vaccinations now, so what is the point of scare stories.
There have always been conspiracy theorists. Unfortunately the Internet gives them the attention they otherwise would not have
My god - you're right !
2 odd - very odd cases in at least 2 billion doses given - it is either a) big pharma-FDA conspiracy
b) aliens ( most likely)
c CIA plan to implant microchips to ensure the lizard head ruling Washington rule the world
d. *** ignorance of all the know-alls on AB
e all of the above.
2 odd - very odd cases in at least 2 billion doses given - it is either a) big pharma-FDA conspiracy
b) aliens ( most likely)
c CIA plan to implant microchips to ensure the lizard head ruling Washington rule the world
d. *** ignorance of all the know-alls on AB
e all of the above.
and those who were not conned
were doomed to DDDDDIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEE!
well non vaccs are not exactly dancing frooda streets saying - "we all told you so!"
er and dont tell me there arent any non-vaccs in Chinese hospitals and er lying there and dying there
there arent? - you know this do you?
well there's a thing
were doomed to DDDDDIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEE!
well non vaccs are not exactly dancing frooda streets saying - "we all told you so!"
er and dont tell me there arent any non-vaccs in Chinese hospitals and er lying there and dying there
there arent? - you know this do you?
well there's a thing
The key thing is of those deaths blamed on vaccines how many would have died if they caught covid without vaccines. I don't doubt that there have been issues more closely linked to moderna and Astra zeneca,hence the introduction of some age restrictions but knowing the long term effects of covid itself,where there is evidence for likely permanent disability with long covid it must come down to sensible risk evaluation. It's always going to be a balance of probabilities.
"//Why don't you do some research before making a fool of yourself "//
I'm always suspicious and a bit scornful of people who tell others to "do the research" as if the person giving such advice was the only one with any proper knowledge of a topic.
Research can be and often is biased - based on key words chosen, material selected for attention, level of ability to understand information found, and willingness to be open minded enough to see flaws, inconsistencies and poor methodology in the research identified.
So to those who tell others "do the research" - do the research yourself, and you'll find that "research" is not always reliable.
I'm always suspicious and a bit scornful of people who tell others to "do the research" as if the person giving such advice was the only one with any proper knowledge of a topic.
Research can be and often is biased - based on key words chosen, material selected for attention, level of ability to understand information found, and willingness to be open minded enough to see flaws, inconsistencies and poor methodology in the research identified.
So to those who tell others "do the research" - do the research yourself, and you'll find that "research" is not always reliable.
I have some sympathy for Khandro’s position – he, having been given a vaccine that has not undergone the normal screening process to ensure the risks have been adequately assessed, and then soon after suffering quite serious negative health issues.
Some years ago a relative’s son was given the MMR jab and shortly thereafter he developed quite debilitating autism. This could have been coincidence, and certainly that is the view of health officials.
But there seems to me to be a lack of transparency over these things; if the total number of children who develop autism over the period of a year is published together with the number of children who develop autism with a short period of being given the MMR jab, even I could work out whether there was a causal link.
Part of the reason for the lack of transparency is that where there is a known link, then those few unfortunately affected by the vaccines can claim compensation – so it is in the authorities interest to keep quiet.
With regards the covid vaccine, the benefit of preventing large scale loss of life outweighed the few that have suffered adverse side-effects – I’m not even sure that the authorities are keeping close tabs on this.
Some years ago a relative’s son was given the MMR jab and shortly thereafter he developed quite debilitating autism. This could have been coincidence, and certainly that is the view of health officials.
But there seems to me to be a lack of transparency over these things; if the total number of children who develop autism over the period of a year is published together with the number of children who develop autism with a short period of being given the MMR jab, even I could work out whether there was a causal link.
Part of the reason for the lack of transparency is that where there is a known link, then those few unfortunately affected by the vaccines can claim compensation – so it is in the authorities interest to keep quiet.
With regards the covid vaccine, the benefit of preventing large scale loss of life outweighed the few that have suffered adverse side-effects – I’m not even sure that the authorities are keeping close tabs on this.
I had covid, long covid and now have rheumatoid arthritis despite two previous negative tests in the past.
reactive arthritis after a virus disease ( any) is "quite common". A fren' n me got norovirus and he had a swollen joint ( knee) four days later. Takes about four months to go down
posser really
reactive arthritis after a virus disease ( any) is "quite common". A fren' n me got norovirus and he had a swollen joint ( knee) four days later. Takes about four months to go down
posser really
how many would have died if they caught covid without vaccines.
yes you can do this
look at deaths of the population when vaccinated ( per month, say)
and compare with a year previously when unvaccinated
gives you the excess deaths per month
x 12 and it gives an idea
and it is around 100 000 - hundred thou
which I think is low
but so what
yes you can do this
look at deaths of the population when vaccinated ( per month, say)
and compare with a year previously when unvaccinated
gives you the excess deaths per month
x 12 and it gives an idea
and it is around 100 000 - hundred thou
which I think is low
but so what
I ask Canary
Canary42 'Do you not think you owe an apology for your past opinions then, Canary?'
Canary answers
No
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Canary42
Having suffered a blood clot on the brain (which led to a permanent driving ban) after having the A/Z vaccine, I have a lot of sympathy with such conspiracy theories.
BONKERS!
Canary42 'Do you not think you owe an apology for your past opinions then, Canary?'
Canary answers
No
_______________________________
Canary42
Having suffered a blood clot on the brain (which led to a permanent driving ban) after having the A/Z vaccine, I have a lot of sympathy with such conspiracy theories.
BONKERS!
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