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Rarely do I step foot in supermarkets anymore, but I do love going to Asda and people moving out of my way (usually after a dirty look) because I don't wear a mask.

Ooh, also. Schools. Kids putting the PCR in orange juice to get time off school. Rest of class self isolates. Same kid at DD school tested positive three times in six weeks! Adds to the growing cases, though, so suits the agenda.

Is anybody else seeing the increasing hostility towards the unvaxxed by the nappy munching brigade? March 2020 - nobody really believed the BS November 2020 - I saw a change in attitudes. More people "knew" someone who'd got a bit poorly sick or died of a fall/old age/Alzheimers/car crash, otherwise rebranded *Covid* Now, every other conversation "have you had your jab?" like a badge of bloody honour. People going on about the date of their second vax. But do they not wonder why cases are apparently up and they're "getting Covid" and getting sick from it? Whole thing, people's blindness, irritates the life out of me.

A lot of poop about the above peddled the other way too.

Eight people currently on ventilators at a large hospital close to me. All under 50. All double jabbed.

I got my text today inviting me to book my jab. 31, no pre-existing conditions. I followed the link, no option to opt out, nothing to say I don't have to receive it. Gosh, they're putting this across as mandatory. Decided to phone the hotline, asked them to remove my details from their system as I won't be taking their experimental jab and that the whole thing is a load of . The man on the other end said "well that's your opinion, you'll have to speak with your GP. Never got chance to speak to my GP, what shall I tell them? I don't want constant harassment.

I keep getting asked where my face mask is. It peeves me off... Like a third of the population are now vaccinated but I need a mask why?

Definitely looks like he'll fall shy of another 28 days. Something about that image and I have good senses.

Our local Covid Marshalls/out of work bouncers have high viz vests with the 2m message... Doesn't stop them standing/walking too close to folk. And you'd think they'd have to wear a mask, all things considered..

Point very well made

Has anybody else seen a disturbing attitude change towards this vaccine rollout over the last three months or so? I seem to be left with one friend on Faceache against having the vaccine, when probably November time there were around 10 against it. There are some really intellectual theorists in this group, but I've tried to rack it over in my brain - all this shutdown of freedom of opinion, commonly known as 'Fact Check' these days, and an almost rehearsed and pitch-perfect timeline and entire MSM cohesion on the big propaganda wheel has led more and more to fancying the idea of a vaccine. Terribly, it strikes me as brainwashing to the highest degree. Passports was something else a lot were against - and I even question Boris's flippant change, but few outside groups like this seem to bat an eyelid. The Government are 'against' passports one week, and the very next 'looking into it' - if none of this is rehearsed and there's no negative end game down the road, they're writing policy on back of fag packet ideas on a whim. But Joe Public fails to see this.

Crazy, yet sheep put it down to mask wearing and social distancing - err, so why the Covid deaths?

A lot of this sort of policy seems to be "how far will they let us go without civil war?" No real bat of the eyelid from the sheep. Whatever next?

Morning all, I was on the old forum for a short while, pseudonym 'tptb' (I began the MH370 thread). Promised myself I wouldn't sign up here until I'd read and caught up with every post in this thread. It's been a gruelling few months, loving the conversation going. One thing which I've been wishing to add, which was mentioned a long while back but seems completely ignored by our MSM which are well and truly in fifth gear now - ventilators. I'm no medic, but months on end ago I was convinced these were the cause of a lot of deaths within hospital settings. A couple of months ago an old friend (40s) died having been on one, and just a couple of nights ago I was reading about somebody else locally who died having been on one aged 40. Apart from that, can I say this has been an enthralling read and I've been with you all the way - times are changing. Really pleased to have caught up and be on board.