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By *ophieslut OP   TV/TS 5 weeks ago

Central

The entitlement for free Covid vaccines has progressedly shrunk, with the spring 2024 availability being the smallest. Privately purchased vaccines are to cost to just below £100.

Are we shooting ourselves in the foot, by being more restrictive than other countries? Certainly wish them potentially costing around £100, take-up isn't going to be very widespread, in my estimation.

Long Covid can be an awful experience. Would you be more inclined to have a free booster vaccine than pay for it?

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By *oistvonlipwigMan 5 weeks ago

Lancaster

I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

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By *ophieslut OP   TV/TS 5 weeks ago

Central


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all. "

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

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By *oistvonlipwigMan 5 weeks ago

Lancaster


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?"

Maybe. I'd think about the whataboutisms if they ever happen.

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By *ophieslut OP   TV/TS 5 weeks ago

Central


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

Maybe. I'd think about the whataboutisms if they ever happen. "

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 5 weeks ago

wonderland.

I'm glad my daughter will still get one.

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By *obleroneToShareMan 5 weeks ago

Cypress Avenue, nr Bristol

Roll up, roll up!

Roll up your sleeves!

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

I would say out of everybody i know 60% were fully vaccinated up until probs start of last year and i dont know a single person including grandparents ect who would have a booster now, most dont even get the flu jab now

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"I would say out of everybody i know 60% were fully vaccinated up until probs start of last year and i dont know a single person including grandparents ect who would have a booster now, most dont even get the flu jab now "

Probs ?

Won't get flu jab ?

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab "

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

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By *obleroneToShareMan 5 weeks ago

Cypress Avenue, nr Bristol


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

"

Fear porn.

Is it safe to go out?

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By (user no longer on site) 5 weeks ago

Couldn’t pay me to take one.

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By *alandNitaCouple 5 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita

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By *obleroneToShareMan 5 weeks ago

Cypress Avenue, nr Bristol


"If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita"

Isn't £100 a small price to pay for peace of mind and not dying from COVID-19?

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By *obleroneToShareMan 5 weeks ago

Cypress Avenue, nr Bristol


"If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita"

Remember, you're protecting the vulnerable and the NHS.

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20

People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses.

The University of Washington released the study very recently.

It was a small test group but the results were clear

I’ll be interested to see it peer reviewed.

Please don’t pile on because I’m saying something that is hard to hear.

We are adults, if you don’t understand the responsibility of informed consent, this may not be the forum for you.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses.

The University of Washington released the study very recently.

It was a small test group but the results were clear

I’ll be interested to see it peer reviewed.

Please don’t pile on because I’m saying something that is hard to hear.

We are adults, if you don’t understand the responsibility of informed consent, this may not be the forum for you."

Obviously we're learning every day, the virus is only 4 years old.

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By *aximumperversionMan 5 weeks ago

Nationwide


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?"

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people

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By *eadingCouple1963Couple 5 weeks ago

Reading

“Turbo cancer” what a pathetic and insulting comment to anyone who suffered the coward that is cancer. Hang your head in shame

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By *ust JuicyWoman 5 weeks ago

east london


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people"

Sadly there are many on here with first hand knowledge of cancer …. No excuse for comments such “turbo cancer” and “designed to give people “

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By *igNick1381Man 5 weeks ago

BRIDGEND


"If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita

Remember, you're protecting the vulnerable and the NHS."

Lol

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By *alandNitaCouple 5 weeks ago

Scunthorpe


"If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita

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Remember, you're protecting the vulnerable and the NHS."

The reason that it's not free anymore is that the current risk level has dropped significantly. If this situation changed to a point that Covid was presenting a significant risk to public health, then the vaccines would be offered for free again.

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By *ruffle888Woman 5 weeks ago

under the council skies...

About to start the next wave of vaccinations...

Free or not.. I'm never having another.. bilat frozen shoulder, restrictive adhesive capsulitis still feel point of needle and still swollen area since 22.12.2020.

Good luck to those who choose

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By *agneto.Man 5 weeks ago

Bham


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people"

If that is the case, why are they now charging for it, that's going to slow down their plans for the great reset new world order?

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By *heYorkshireGuyMan 5 weeks ago

Hull


"“Turbo cancer” what a pathetic and insulting comment to anyone who suffered the coward that is cancer. Hang your head in shame"
couldn’t agree more

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By *heYorkshireGuyMan 5 weeks ago

Hull


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people

Sadly there are many on here with first hand knowledge of cancer …. No excuse for comments such “turbo cancer” and “designed to give people “"

exactly I’ve lost a few to cancer I nearly lost my son some people just don’t think before the comment

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By *ill69888Couple 5 weeks ago

cheltenham


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?"

viruses don’t work like that. They may become more transmissible but they also become more mild. It is not in the virus’ interest to kill off its host, that is why as it mutates, it becomes much less serious in nature.

Anyway, the vaccine that is given is usually the previous strain and most of us would’ve been exposed to that by the time you have had the vaccine.

Each to their own but I’m not interested in a vaccine that a) doesn’t stop you getting the virus b) doesn’t stop you from transmitting the virus c) lines the overly capacious wallets of big Pharma and their very, very dodgy track record.

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By *lik and PaulCouple 5 weeks ago

Flagrante


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people"

Someone's been watching too much you tube

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By *melie LALWoman 5 weeks ago

Peterborough


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses..."

If your immune system doesn't recognise the pathogen through its memory cells, then it'll simply start afresh.

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman 5 weeks ago

Worcester

If I could afford it I'd certainly take it. At the moment I'm saving up for private dental work tho so I guess the NHS is working, or something.

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By *ondiego85Man 5 weeks ago

nottingham

Mate, you really really need to stop spreading misinformation here.

Anyone can see from a mile that you don’t know what you’re talking about. You come up every week with a new “study” that you don’t understand, spreading fear of vaccinations.

What comes to you, other than having a bit of attention, I honestly don’t know.

Covid vaccines are very safe. There is no evidence whatsoever that they do any damage to your immune system and if that was true, given the number of vaccinated people in the world you would see a massacre. Which is not happening.

Stop lying.

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By *ondiego85Man 5 weeks ago

nottingham


"If offered a free Covid booster I would take it, as I would any other reccomended vaccination.

I wouldn't pay £100 for one.

Nita

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Remember, you're protecting the vulnerable and the NHS.

The reason that it's not free anymore is that the current risk level has dropped significantly. If this situation changed to a point that Covid was presenting a significant risk to public health, then the vaccines would be offered for free again.

"

Thank you for summarising the situation.

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By *lym4realCouple 5 weeks ago

plymouth

Not really about the "Person" having any kind of "Vaccine" though or should they pay or not it's about protecting others though and each and every vaccine has some kind of % take up in where when it's reached the general population is considered safe from whatever virus/disease ? and so slows down the spread to others ? and so when did the selfish gene kick in ? and where did all these "Experts" come from the ones who no doubt did paper spit balls or such similiar things during the "Boring Science Lessons" exactly come from ?? and watching afew youtube videos is no basis for basing anyone's opinion or opinions on ?

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By *opping_candyWoman 5 weeks ago

West Yorkshire

I'd definitely be more inclined to get a free booster as £100 is a lot of money for a lot of people.

I qualify for free flu jabs so would likely continue to be offered a free COVID booster anyway.

One thing I noticed this winter compared to the previous, is that it wasn't as easy to get the COVID booster. 22/23 I was able to go into my local pharmacy, scan a QR code to fill in a few details, and get flu and COVID jabs there and then.

This winter when I asked about getting both it was a no. I'd have to book it at one of 2 places like Boots or somewhere further out, or at my gp surgery.

I'm so much more likely to do something if I can get it as a walk in. Making plans more than a couple of days in advance rarely works out because my health is so unreliable - ironically, made much worse from having severe COVID in October 2020.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 5 weeks ago

wonderland.


"I'd definitely be more inclined to get a free booster as £100 is a lot of money for a lot of people.

I qualify for free flu jabs so would likely continue to be offered a free COVID booster anyway.

One thing I noticed this winter compared to the previous, is that it wasn't as easy to get the COVID booster. 22/23 I was able to go into my local pharmacy, scan a QR code to fill in a few details, and get flu and COVID jabs there and then.

This winter when I asked about getting both it was a no. I'd have to book it at one of 2 places like Boots or somewhere further out, or at my gp surgery.

I'm so much more likely to do something if I can get it as a walk in. Making plans more than a couple of days in advance rarely works out because my health is so unreliable - ironically, made much worse from having severe COVID in October 2020. "

..yes it's been getting harder. We have more and more things to check now when we get people coming for their vaccines.

Luckily my disabled ( immune compromised) daughter will still get offered a free one but if not for her I would pay for it. X

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By *ustamanMan 5 weeks ago

weymouth


"I would say out of everybody i know 60% were fully vaccinated up until probs start of last year and i dont know a single person including grandparents ect who would have a booster now, most dont even get the flu jab now "

From a perspective if offered yes I'll have it, not sure I can get it privately locally. Certainly no publicity regarding it.

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By *icolerobbieCouple 5 weeks ago

walsall

Jesus, it’s like groundhog day n here!

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By *sGivesWoodWoman 5 weeks ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

"

I haven't had the flu jab for 8 years now, had it once and it made me really ill. I've had flu since then and it was nowhere near as bad as the jab side effects. Never had the COVID ones either.

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS 5 weeks ago

Durham


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

I haven't had the flu jab for 8 years now, had it once and it made me really ill. I've had flu since then and it was nowhere near as bad as the jab side effects. Never had the COVID ones either. "

I felt horrendous after every flu jab I have had. Only felt after the first covid jab nothing after the booster. Never had the flu but as bad I felt after my flu jabs I doubt it would be as bad as actual flu i.e wasn't bed ridden for a couple of weeks.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

I haven't had the flu jab for 8 years now, had it once and it made me really ill. I've had flu since then and it was nowhere near as bad as the jab side effects. Never had the COVID ones either. "

If you had the flu you'd have been wiped out for up to two weeks and probably unable to get out of bed at all for the first two or three days otherwise you probably had a cold.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman 5 weeks ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Probs - probably

And correct the wont get the flu jab

Hope they get don't get the flu, really nasty bug. Strange decision not to get it.

I haven't had the flu jab for 8 years now, had it once and it made me really ill. I've had flu since then and it was nowhere near as bad as the jab side effects. Never had the COVID ones either.

I felt horrendous after every flu jab I have had. Only felt after the first covid jab nothing after the booster. Never had the flu but as bad I felt after my flu jabs I doubt it would be as bad as actual flu i.e wasn't bed ridden for a couple of weeks."

This is why I stopped having anymore after that first one.

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By *ophieslut OP   TV/TS 5 weeks ago

Central


"I would say out of everybody i know 60% were fully vaccinated up until probs start of last year and i dont know a single person including grandparents ect who would have a booster now, most dont even get the flu jab now

From a perspective if offered yes I'll have it, not sure I can get it privately locally. Certainly no publicity regarding it."

Typically the NHS contact those of us who are eligible directly, encouraging us to book our vaccinations. I don't know whether the spring booster invites have started yet but assume it will be within a few days/weeks.

For the privately purchased vaccines, I'm guessing that the volume of predicted sales/profits will probably mean that chemists will rely on people contacting them directly, though they may have some posters in their premises, promoting it. (They do this with the flu vaccines in winter).

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By (user no longer on site) 5 weeks ago

Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

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By *eadingCouple1963Couple 5 weeks ago

Reading

To the troll who messages us, but won’t post here, we can only suggest that our cancer experiences mean that we’re quite entitled to call out people who say “turbo cancer” have the balls to post here rather than insulting us in DMs

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By *melie LALWoman 5 weeks ago

Peterborough


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

"

Didn't AZ withdraw their vaccination over the clot saga? AZ didn't use the mRNA tech.

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By (user no longer on site) 5 weeks ago


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

Didn't AZ withdraw their vaccination over the clot saga? AZ didn't use the mRNA tech."

Yes they did withdraw it.. though Pfizer,J&J, Moderna did and they have all been linked to the above side effects i mentioned…

Sadly none of them stopped transition or COVID, as was stated by Professor Bossche, you do not introduce a vax half way through a pandemic as it will have nil effect..

And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs…

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"

And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs… "

Wow ....

Incredibly misinformed.

Wow...

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

"

Professor Yeardon

Emeritus Professor of Computer Simulation in Sport

Professor McCulloch

Professor of Polymer Materials in the Chemistry Department at Imperial College London

Professor malone

Assume you mean the nursing teacher who isn't a professor

Professor Bossche

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences rehabilitation science

All linked as no qualifications in immunology or virology?

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 5 weeks ago

wonderland.


"

And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs…

Wow ....

Incredibly misinformed.

Wow..."

I didn't think that was still being peddled x

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By *ondiego85Man 5 weeks ago

nottingham


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

Didn't AZ withdraw their vaccination over the clot saga? AZ didn't use the mRNA tech.

Yes they did withdraw it.. though Pfizer,J&J, Moderna did and they have all been linked to the above side effects i mentioned…

Sadly none of them stopped transition or COVID, as was stated by Professor Bossche, you do not introduce a vax half way through a pandemic as it will have nil effect..

And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs… "

All BS. No, the spike doesn’t travel in other organs

And the “experts” you talk about are a bunch of deluded grifters.

Jog on.

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By *ondiego85Man 5 weeks ago

nottingham


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

"

What a bunch of lies.

The funny thing is, despite despicable people like the one you cited (and yourself for believing them and spreading their nonsense) mRNA vaccines are the future and we’ll continue to vaccinate all over the world.

Science is a serious thing. Has nothing to do with yourself, or the grifters you named.

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By *r Strictly 69Man 5 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

Just stop it.

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses.

The University of Washington released the study very recently.

It was a small test group but the results were clear

I’ll be interested to see it peer reviewed.

Please don’t pile on because I’m saying something that is hard to hear.

We are adults, if you don’t understand the responsibility of informed consent, this may not be the forum for you."

An American university with a member of the tea party who is the Dean of it. ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

What a bunch of lies.

The funny thing is, despite despicable people like the one you cited (and yourself for believing them and spreading their nonsense) mRNA vaccines are the future and we’ll continue to vaccinate all over the world.

More American tea party crap

Science is a serious thing. Has nothing to do with yourself, or the grifters you named."

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

What a bunch of lies.

The funny thing is, despite despicable people like the one you cited (and yourself for believing them and spreading their nonsense) mRNA vaccines are the future and we’ll continue to vaccinate all over the world.

Science is a serious thing. Has nothing to do with yourself, or the grifters you named."

Total right wing bollocks vaccine saves lives.

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"Having worked through COVID and seen close up, first hand, the effects of COVID and the vax.

From the get go the conversations around the vax were one of caution…

Professors Yeardon, Mcullough, Malone, Bossche etal… all leading experts in their respective disciplines.

All expressed concerns about the MRNA technology..

So long as you remember that if you catch it or flu you have good grace to avoid an NHS bed and go to Washington ststeand ask themm to care fore for you

It has, and is, been proved that unequivocally there is linkage of increased heart issues, myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots..

Currently, Ran Paul MD-Senator has been cross examining A.Fauci about gain of function, the manipulation of viruses…

There are now law suits against the major pharma companies around the side effects…

Bodily autonomy is key and choice over force, to choose your medical treatment is crucial.

There never should be mandates on any medical procedures or lockdowns again

What a bunch of lies.

The funny thing is, despite despicable people like the one you cited (and yourself for believing them and spreading their nonsense) mRNA vaccines are the future and we’ll continue to vaccinate all over the world.

Science is a serious thing. Has nothing to do with yourself, or the grifters you named."

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By *esmond and Molly JonesCouple 5 weeks ago

Watford

Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 5 weeks ago

wonderland.


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

"

your so wrong it isn't funny . And it's very disrespectful for the people that lost loved ones... my daughter was not very old or very ill... she now has her life changed by catching this virus... that was not flu... ( not that flu is nothing)

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

"

With respect, clicking in a forum named "virus" and a thread containing the name "COVID" is a red flag you shouldn't have ignored if you don't want to hear about COVID anymore.

It's not gone, it's changed and will always be there and you have to bury your head very deep to not hear about it.

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By *ustB2019Man 5 weeks ago

dereham


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

"

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll.

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By *esmond and Molly JonesCouple 5 weeks ago

Watford


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll."

Yes, some younger people got it and had complications, etc. However, exceptions don't make the rule.

Generally, the vast majority of the population survived without any ill effects.

Those that died or had complications were a tiny proportion of the population. Relly, really tiny.

Should we focus the same amount on flu, measles, chicken pox, shingles, HIV, etc? Again, some people die from that, or get serious complications.

This focus on covid is just over the top.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 5 weeks ago

wonderland.


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll.

Yes, some younger people got it and had complications, etc. However, exceptions don't make the rule.

Generally, the vast majority of the population survived without any ill effects.

Those that died or had complications were a tiny proportion of the population. Relly, really tiny.

Should we focus the same amount on flu, measles, chicken pox, shingles, HIV, etc? Again, some people die from that, or get serious complications.

This focus on covid is just over the top."

did you miss the numbers dying each week from covid at the height.. what about those now suffering long term affects from covid.

And I suppose it's okay that it just killed those already poorly

Give your head a wobble

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By *orneymeMan 5 weeks ago

newcastle area

I’ll never have another on

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll.

Yes, some younger people got it and had complications, etc. However, exceptions don't make the rule.

Generally, the vast majority of the population survived without any ill effects.

Those that died or had complications were a tiny proportion of the population. Relly, really tiny.

Should we focus the same amount on flu, measles, chicken pox, shingles, HIV, etc? Again, some people die from that, or get serious complications.

This focus on covid is just over the top."

We do focus the same on Flu, measles, chicken pox and HIV. Some vaccines are normally given at a very young age and some are currently available annually. Didn't you know that ?

Did you get the "small" death numbers from the same (unreliable) sources you quoted above ? The nutty professors lol.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"I’ll never have another on "
hard ?

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By *orneymeMan 5 weeks ago

newcastle area

Not after the vaccine lol

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By *londebiguyMan 5 weeks ago

Southport


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

Maybe. I'd think about the whataboutisms if they ever happen. "

That's really not how that expression works at all !

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By *londebiguyMan 5 weeks ago

Southport


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll.

Yes, some younger people got it and had complications, etc. However, exceptions don't make the rule.

Generally, the vast majority of the population survived without any ill effects.

Those that died or had complications were a tiny proportion of the population. Relly, really tiny.

Should we focus the same amount on flu, measles, chicken pox, shingles, HIV, etc? Again, some people die from that, or get serious complications.

This focus on covid is just over the top."

So speaks the fab scientists.

We must all listen and believe...

Unbelievable.

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By *londebiguyMan 5 weeks ago

Southport


"Covid is over. It turned out to be hysteria over nothing.

I don't want to hear about covid anymore.

We trashed the world economy over what was basically flu that killed mostly the very old and very ill.

I had COVID in early 2021. Spent 8weeks in hospital. Most of it in intensive care, family told to make preparations for me passing away.

Kids traumatised, I can assure you there was nothing hysteria based about it. Stop being a troll."

Precisely.

I lost a couple of friends.

Both fit and healthy previously.

One was superfit and a marathon and ultra marathon competitor.

It's unbelievable that anyone can comment it was nothing to worry about.

People lost loved ones.

It's at the least very insensitive.

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By *r Strictly 69Man 5 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

With or from?

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"With or from?"

Of

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By *londiecdMan 5 weeks ago

london


"The message was a reply to that bob Ross lookalike crossed with Ed Sheeran that comes in a swinging site to say antivax bullsh#t.

Sorry everyone, but I can’t suffer those fools"

Hey Bob Ross never done wrong to no one.

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

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By *owthen99Man 5 weeks ago

Attenborough


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all. "

Same I've already got anti bodies to it caught it and got over it

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By *owthen99Man 5 weeks ago

Attenborough


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses.

The University of Washington released the study very recently.

It was a small test group but the results were clear

I’ll be interested to see it peer reviewed.

Please don’t pile on because I’m saying something that is hard to hear.

We are adults, if you don’t understand the responsibility of informed consent, this may not be the forum for you.

Obviously we're learning every day, the virus is only 4 years old."

Only 4 years old? shows how little you really know roll up your sleeve

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By *owthen99Man 5 weeks ago

Attenborough


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people"

Absolutely bang on

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By *owthen99Man 5 weeks ago

Attenborough


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?viruses don’t work like that. They may become more transmissible but they also become more mild. It is not in the virus’ interest to kill off its host, that is why as it mutates, it becomes much less serious in nature.

Anyway, the vaccine that is given is usually the previous strain and most of us would’ve been exposed to that by the time you have had the vaccine.

Each to their own but I’m not interested in a vaccine that a) doesn’t stop you getting the virus b) doesn’t stop you from transmitting the virus c) lines the overly capacious wallets of big Pharma and their very, very dodgy track record. "

(Hand clap emojis here)

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By *owthen99Man 5 weeks ago

Attenborough


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people

Someone's been watching too much you tube"

Do you think we get our info from YouTube? Wow

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By *enuineguy76Man 5 weeks ago

Glasgow

Not health comes at the end of a needle.

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By *lik and PaulCouple 5 weeks ago

Flagrante


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Even if it mutated, was far more deadly and you were more vulnerable, with health issues, or it became much more contagious and deadly and had vulnerable contacts, for example?

I’d much rather avoid the turbo cancer and all the other health issues it has been designed to give people

Someone's been watching too much you tube

Do you think we get our info from YouTube? Wow "

Many do yes, as they reference it.

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By *TaR105Man 5 weeks ago

Birkenhead

I will have about 5 pallets on my wagon every day next week, armed cover the lot, all in a days work.

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By *lack Orchid 0204Man 5 weeks ago

Leeds

No such thing as free... It may be freely dispensed.. thats not free (drug companies will be paid) thats tax payer funded

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses...

If your immune system doesn't recognise the pathogen through its memory cells, then it'll simply start afresh."

Sadly that is not what I understand from these studies.

Apparently your immune system has no reason to start afresh because it mis-recognises the infection.

All future covid immune responses are alpha specific, fixed.

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses...

If your immune system doesn't recognise the pathogen through its memory cells, then it'll simply start afresh.

Sadly that is not what I understand from these studies.

Apparently your immune system has no reason to start afresh because it mis-recognises the infection.

All future covid immune responses are alpha specific, fixed."

If you want to look this up, try:

Immune imprinted

Original antigenic sin

Hoskins effect

Primary addiction.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago "

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"No such thing as free... It may be freely dispensed.. thats not free (drug companies will be paid) thats tax payer funded "

So is treatment when you catch covid and long covid as friends of mine have caught. Nurses , firefighters.

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By *un beforeMan 5 weeks ago

london colney


"I've happily never had one, I definitely wouldn't pay at all.

Same I've already got anti bodies to it caught it and got over it "

Cool s9 when catch it again stay away from NHS.

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant."

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?

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By *melie LALWoman 5 weeks ago

Peterborough


"People who have had 3 vaccines or more for the original variant may now be “strongly immune imprinted”.

In simple terms, another modern jab will produce a response appropriate for the old Woohan strain, not COVID-19 XBB.1.5 that it is designed for.

Same if you catch the new covid. You would be producing outdated immune responses...

If your immune system doesn't recognise the pathogen through its memory cells, then it'll simply start afresh.

Sadly that is not what I understand from these studies.

Apparently your immune system has no reason to start afresh because it mis-recognises the infection.

All future covid immune responses are alpha specific, fixed."

Didn't you state it was a small study? It's possibly an anomaly. Think about cancer. In its simplest terms cell regeneration is skipping a step in its sequencing. This could be the same (missing a step). Until more and more evidence comes to light, we cannot ascribe this study to state this happens to everyone.

The opportune thing about this pandemic is that we have the potential to further our knowledge about immunology.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?"

Isolate reported COVID deaths and isolate reported flu deaths for the above periods.

The facts are out there if you choose to believe them.

Are you saying the vaccine is and was irrelevant?

Is the flu vaccine useless too ?

How about MMR ? Hot topic at the moment ?

If you're minded not to believe facts you'll always come up with an alternative view, none more ridiculous than some of the replies here.

That's life.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS 5 weeks ago

Stockport


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?"

Those who were with the virus forum from the very start, and the other forums as the spread of covid was starting but before there even was a virus section, may remember that I was graphing and predicting numbers of cases and numbers of deaths. You don't need to take my word for it, on the normal computer version of the website (but sadly not the phone app version of fab) you can access the archives of every forum post ever made. So everything I said is recorded history. Likewise all the actual statistics of cases, deaths etc are available online through reputable sites (ie. not youtube tosh) even though our caring western governments would like to hide the info as it shows them in a bad light.

Basically, it's recorded fact that I was right in everything I said. Covid did spread faster than any other disease in recorded history, it has had chance to mutate more and more quickly than any other virus in history (purely because of the number of hosts and the speed of spread), it did kill a phenomenal number of people, and it is still causing untold harm. It is not yet clear what the long term effects might be on every person who has been infected at any time with covid - hiv takes five years to convert into aids and kill 100% of those infected (in the absence of hiv drugs which took 20 years to develop) - although reseach seems to indicate that covid, like hiv, does manage to hide and stay resident within the body in most people even after an apparent full recovery from infection, and of course there are no current drugs for treating whatever possible eventual damage. It is certainly clear that in at least a small number of "long covid" sufferers (but a high percentage of those who have actually been studied to the required level) there is evidence of immune system deterioration at least as bad as aids patients.

I don't claim to be an expert on all the science, but I am math capable and can critically evaluate sources to separate informed research from fantasy or even malicious snake oil peddling.

Long story short, listen to Polly, she is right. Ignore all covid minimisers, they are talking through their arses.

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By *ikchattyfellahMan 5 weeks ago

Greenock


"

Sadly there are many on here with first hand knowledge of cancer …. No excuse for comments such “turbo cancer” and “designed to give people “"

Saves me typing a response, I lost my wife to cancer last year. I have to ask though, what the hell is turbo cancer?

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

So what are the total numbers??

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"So what are the total numbers?? "

The important statistics are the rates of increase and decrease of COVID related deaths during the two year period from discovery until a year after vaccination and before during and after lockdowns

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

Wow

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

So your saying the other deaths arent important because they font suit your argument??

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?

Isolate reported COVID deaths and isolate reported flu deaths for the above periods.

The facts are out there if you choose to believe them.

Are you saying the vaccine is and was irrelevant?

Is the flu vaccine useless too ?

How about MMR ? Hot topic at the moment ?

If you're minded not to believe facts you'll always come up with an alternative view, none more ridiculous than some of the replies here.

That's life.

"

I’m simply asking questions to understand this better.

It is a forum after all.

None of this is clear cut or transparent.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around

There were a total of 607,922 deaths registered in England and Wales in 2020. Of these deaths 81,795 involved COVID-19 (13.5% of all deaths), of which 73,766 were due to COVID-19 (12.1% of all deaths). The first death involving COVID-19 was registered on 9 March 2020 lockdowns obviously limited the deaths

So roughly three times the number who died from flu and pneumonia in 2017 without lockdowns

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"So your saying the other deaths arent important because they font suit your argument?? "

What are you talking about.

Every preventable death is a tragedy, the topic of the section is virus and the topic of the thread is COVID so I'm supposing it's relevant to discuss COVID deaths ?

By the way it's a discussion, not an argument lol

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?

Isolate reported COVID deaths and isolate reported flu deaths for the above periods.

The facts are out there if you choose to believe them.

Are you saying the vaccine is and was irrelevant?

Is the flu vaccine useless too ?

How about MMR ? Hot topic at the moment ?

If you're minded not to believe facts you'll always come up with an alternative view, none more ridiculous than some of the replies here.

That's life.

I’m simply asking questions to understand this better.

It is a forum after all.

None of this is clear cut or transparent."

And I was quite simply discussing your points, it is a forum after all.

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

So them numbers as any other numbers tell us absolutely naff all beacuse we will never know if it were with or from covid wether lockdowns helped or didnt wether with or without vaccines made a difference. Did numbers slow because of vaccines or were it naturual immunity or even the most at risk had already sadly passed i dont think and studying data or graphs will ever tell you this i tried for months and gave up

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By *esYesOMGYes!Man 5 weeks ago

M20


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?

Isolate reported COVID deaths and isolate reported flu deaths for the above periods.

The facts are out there if you choose to believe them.

Are you saying the vaccine is and was irrelevant?

Is the flu vaccine useless too ?

How about MMR ? Hot topic at the moment ?

If you're minded not to believe facts you'll always come up with an alternative view, none more ridiculous than some of the replies here.

That's life.

I’m simply asking questions to understand this better.

It is a forum after all.

None of this is clear cut or transparent.

And I was quite simply discussing your points, it is a forum after all."

Can you see how hard it is to claim the vaccine worked when most of the population may have already developed natural immunity prior to the jab?

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 5 weeks ago

leeds

We wont ever know whether deaths would be higher or lower with/without lockdowns, vaccines 2m distance masks the evidence we have has too many variables and holes

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By *ophieslut OP   TV/TS 5 weeks ago

Central


"We wont ever know whether deaths would be higher or lower with/without lockdowns, vaccines 2m distance masks the evidence we have has too many variables and holes "

Thankfully, there's tons of good evidence. And incrementally, you can have compound benefits that can be enough to heavily suppress problems at both an individual and societal level

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"What were the total death numbers ive not looked for a while last i heard it were 220,000 but that coyld be over a year ago

What you need to look at is a graph of deaths from Jan 2020 to Jan 2024

Mark points at start and end of lockdowns and introduction of vaccines and you'll see immediately how both worked

If you really want you can look at flu deaths for a 4 year period prior to COVID, if I recall 2018 was a really bad year with an Aussie variant.

Is that all cause deaths?

Far less driving through lockdown. Far less road deaths, yes?

Less germs spread, yes?

Less d*unken holidays and associated accidents,yes?

As to the vaccine, most of us had already had covid, the majority of those cases asymptomatic so the population already had developed immunity before being jabbed.

How can you credit the vaccine for a disease we’d already “taken on the chin”?

Isolate reported COVID deaths and isolate reported flu deaths for the above periods.

The facts are out there if you choose to believe them.

Are you saying the vaccine is and was irrelevant?

Is the flu vaccine useless too ?

How about MMR ? Hot topic at the moment ?

If you're minded not to believe facts you'll always come up with an alternative view, none more ridiculous than some of the replies here.

That's life.

I’m simply asking questions to understand this better.

It is a forum after all.

None of this is clear cut or transparent.

And I was quite simply discussing your points, it is a forum after all.

Can you see how hard it is to claim the vaccine worked when most of the population may have already developed natural immunity prior to the jab?"

No. It's just another "maybe"

It's an irrefutable fact that vaccines work, how many lives they saved is incalculable but so is how many had developed "natural" immunity

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"We wont ever know whether deaths would be higher or lower with/without lockdowns, vaccines 2m distance masks the evidence we have has too many variables and holes "

It's quite simple

If you didn't get close enough to anyone to transmit the virus then you didn't.

As already stated you only have to look at the graphs if infections or deaths before, during and after lockdowns. It's not exactly complicated.

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By *ynecplCouple 5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

Would say that the vaccine for most is no longer needed and those who are most at risk will still get a free vaccine so all is good.

What I would like to see is the money saved ploughed into tackling the underlying health issues that cause people to become high risk in the first place but realise that is not going to happen.

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By *I TwoCouple 5 weeks ago

all around


"Would say that the vaccine for most is no longer needed and those who are most at risk will still get a free vaccine so all is good.

What I would like to see is the money saved ploughed into tackling the underlying health issues that cause people to become high risk in the first place but realise that is not going to happen."

Correct, and the science and governments have said this. There will be no money "saved" as none of it was planned expenditure though.

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By *melie LALWoman 5 weeks ago

Peterborough


"Would say that the vaccine for most is no longer needed and those who are most at risk will still get a free vaccine so all is good.

What I would like to see is the money saved ploughed into tackling the underlying health issues that cause people to become high risk in the first place but realise that is not going to happen.

Correct, and the science and governments have said this. There will be no money "saved" as none of it was planned expenditure though.

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Could not have put it better myself.

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By *aron_TentakuruMan 5 weeks ago

Exeter

That's a lot of what-iffing tbh.

Lest we forget, we were originally told getting vaxxed would 'stop the spread' - clearly they were wrong about that, loads of us have already had it a few times and been mildly inconvenienced at best, so at this point getting jabbed is 100% for those who feel on a personal level that they need it.

Not even going to get into how many friends/family members who got jabbed and boosted actually ended off iller and/or deader than they would have been as a result of having them.

Just for context I've been vaccinated against many things, probably will again, and have no issues with the principle. But the whole CV thingy... hmm.

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By *nterracialDesiresCouple (MM) 4 weeks ago

London / Essex

An awful lot of people still playing the game ...

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By *estiswestMan 4 weeks ago

glasgow


"Mate, you really really need to stop spreading misinformation here.

Anyone can see from a mile that you don’t know what you’re talking about. You come up every week with a new “study” that you don’t understand, spreading fear of vaccinations.

What comes to you, other than having a bit of attention, I honestly don’t know.

Covid vaccines are very safe. There is no evidence whatsoever that they do any damage to your immune system and if that was true, given the number of vaccinated people in the world you would see a massacre. Which is not happening.

Stop lying."

You’re wrong. Many cases of harm caused. Sychophantic media ignoring it. Tragic.

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 4 weeks ago

leeds

Seems a bit aggresive for a forum convo no need to take things too seriously after all his choices dont affect you do they

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By *uriousCouple 200Couple 4 weeks ago

leeds

Thanks to maybe the vaccines, maybe natural immunity maybe all the vulnerable died neither of us will ever be educated or high enough up the food chain to know

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By *heffielderCouple 4 weeks ago

sheffield


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And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs…

Wow ....

Incredibly misinformed.

Wow..."

That's not miss information. Spike proteins definitely do not stay at the injection site.

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By *I TwoCouple 4 weeks ago

all around


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And, sadly the spike protein did not stay at the site of injection, it travelled to all major organs…

Wow ....

Incredibly misinformed.

Wow...

That's not miss information. Spike proteins definitely do not stay at the injection site."

But to suggest it wasn't right is misinformation

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