Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

They kill for their captors. And more. The instinct of survival. Perhaps even the hope their captors will defend them.

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

 

Cage of freedom. Covidia.

[Ziggy Sawdust 2,484]

2 hours ago, Morpheus said:

 

This bird knows a good bending over, she can spot it a mile away.

 

 

I couldn't stop laughing at this. If they want to be serious, then they can't be saying stuff like this, it denigrates the message. However, she did her self no favours by saying she's spent more time on hotel pillows than a soft mint. 

 

classic. 

 

 

Controlled opposition.

[Nemuri Kyoshiro 910]

Just now, Ziggy Sawdust said:

 

Controlled opposition.

Probably Prince Harry's ex.

[Ziggy Sawdust 2,484]

48 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

 

I have a terraced house and I am selling up because of the noise from the neighbours children is too extreme. Constant banging and screaming. This lockdown is just driving me crazy. Feel like going outside and screaming at the top of my lungs. 

 

Noisy neighbours is absolutely hideous.

It is stressful beyond words.....I once had just that problem and eventually had to sell up and move out ......it was that or go insane. 

 

[zarkov 966]

5 hours ago, alexa said:

Does anyone believe this ?

 

Motorists flock to drive-through centres to get the Covid-19 vaccine as Boris Johnson urges TWO MILLION vulnerable Britons who are yet to receive jab to step up for the shot

 

DM head lines today

 

 

15 vehicles constitutes flocking then according to DM. An Epic fail.

 

I dont believe that they have injected 13 million either. Sensationalists scraping the barrel in a desperate attempt to cover the widening cracks as this meme falls apart.

 

Considering the side effects you would think that a risk assessment for operating a vehicle post experimental injection would have been advisable. But it seems they only care about injecting the voodoo juice and not the consequences.

 

 

 

 

 

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

 

Periods of cruelty and tenderness. Lock you up then release you a while then locks you down again. Mental cruelty of imagining being raped by a vax squad. Then news of vax shortages releasing pressure. False hopes and disappointments. People are becoming tense as the primal fear creeps up and won't be shaken off. They believe it is a credible threat. Not believing the threat will not alter its tragectory.

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

 

Now its money does all the talking. Leadership may or may not be included.

[Morpheus 1,319]

31 minutes ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:

 

Controlled opposition.

You could be right mate, I never thought of it that way.

[Ziggy Sawdust 2,484]

6 minutes ago, Morpheus said:

You could be right mate, I never thought of it that way.

 

Look at it like this.....She's allowed on tv to express her concerns over the coronahoax and the danger of vaccines etc but eminent epidemiologists and virologists who oppose what's going on are not.

Think about it.

Edited February 11 by Ziggy Sawdust

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

 

But they are not sorry for blackmailing their employees into injuring themselves with masks and toxic sanitizers and tests and shots in exchange for the right to provide for oneself. Oh, this is a nasty area to look at with an eye for the law. They injured their customers with the same apparent abandon. Worst were supermarkets that belong to pharma behind the scenes. 

[Avoiceinthecrowd 1,430]

 

Ask the survivors of the 1959 Asian Flu pandemic whose virulence overshadowed covid's by orders of magnitude and was over and done with in 3 months. No masks, no handwashing, no social distancing and no lockdown or airtravel restrictions. No special ID or celebrity-driven vax drives. They went on with life. The mere suggestion of someone with contagion without symptoms would have been labelled lunacy.

Edited February 11 by Avoiceinthecrowd

[EnigmaticWorld 4,811]

4 hours ago, Velma said:

The first new strain to pop up like a bad smell, (which you can’t smell) was the “UK variant” which quickly spread throughout Europe and America, although no-one was actually going anywhere, not even to one another's homes or towns far less, countries, but I digress...

 

The UK variety was renamed the “Kent variant” from whence it came, although it is still known as the “UK variant” abroad. Are you with me? They had to give it a local name, because it was about to mutate into the “Bristol variant” which will no doubt morph into the “Belfast strain” and so on...

 

Then came the South African variant, which will probably become the Johannesburg strain and the Brazilian one will mutate into the Rio de Janeiro variant. You catch my drift? This requires more localised “surge testing” to keep abreast of the “cases” coming to a post-code near you!

 

 

Invicta!

 

(obvious sarcasm)

[SimonTV 2,055]

Boris and Hancock getting lockdown plans straight from Israel

 

https://www.theweek.co.uk/951948/what-israel-end-lockdown-plan-might-tell-us-about-boris-johnson-plan

[HAARPING_On 482]

7 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

Boris and Hancock getting lockdown plans straight from Israel

 

https://www.theweek.co.uk/951948/what-israel-end-lockdown-plan-might-tell-us-about-boris-johnson-plan

 

I've just read this article... pay attention to the last paragraph, if this is "the final lockdown," it means it's 'mission accomplished' and whatever they've been striving for in the background under cover of this total scam has now been achieved.

 

Oh, and 'The final lockdown' probably means 'final' until the next lockdown in 2025 when the SPARS pandemic comes along... 

[SimonTV 2,055]

1 minute ago, HAARPING_On said:

 

I've just read this article... pay attention to the last paragraph, if this is "the final lockdown," it means it's 'mission accomplished' and whatever they've been striving for in the background under cover of this total scam has now been achieved.

 

Oh, and 'The final lockdown' probably means 'final' until the next lockdown in 2025 when the SPARS pandemic comes along... 

 

They will keep some form of lockdown forever, if they can get away with it. 

[AnarchicBreeze 137]

16 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

 

They will keep some form of lockdown forever, if they can get away with it. 

I think you're right. Governments never give themselves power with the intention of ever relinquishing it. Also, they haven't fully destroyed the working class economy yet.

[DarianF 2,222]

19 hours ago, perpetual said:

 

A mate of mine spoke to a plumber who obviously knows a lot about plumbing companies around.

He said PP company of itself is a very strange one. He said they operate in pyramid structure and employees have to fight with one another. Sounds like really shitty company to me. What can we expect when the director looks freaky?
 

EDIT: Now...if you could really close their business, would you? There is workers to consider as well. The matter is not so simple. I think mass walkout might work and quickly form another company with same workers.

 

No, I would never directly campaign for closing a business. I would just not financially support a business with a fascist vaccination policy. And if enough people were equally disgusted, and the result was they closed, well tough shit. They shouldn't have decided to be fascists.

[SimonTV 2,055]

"debunked claims" Yea, I would like to see that evidence...

 

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/02/10/tech/robert-kennedy-jr-instagram-ban/index.html

[DarianF 2,222]

2 hours ago, allymisfit said:

They probably do need to wear masks, but getting there was no problem.

It's not a place I'd personally like to move to...but I guess each to their own.

 

I always preferred Abu Dhabi.

[Illmatic 776]

4 hours ago, Morpheus said:

 

This bird knows a good bending over, she can spot it a mile away.

 

 

I couldn't stop laughing at this. If they want to be serious, then they can't be saying stuff like this, it denigrates the message. However, she did her self no favours by saying she's spent more time on hotel pillows than a soft mint. 

 

classic. 

 

 

Haha I thought that was brilliant tbh. Scouse humour, they know how to have a laugh at themselves.

 

I see your point but she's not going to be a serious political commentator and I imagine she knows it. Fair play to her I say.

[DarianF 2,222]

Quote

 

"Massachusetts on Thursday began allowing people who accompany residents 75 years and older to mass vaccination sites to get their own shots as well. The new policy, part of an effort to make the COVID-19 vaccine more accessible to eligible seniors, opens up vaccination opportunities to many residents who would otherwise not be eligible in the current phase of the state's vaccination plan. Those eligible must schedule their own appointment online for the same day and location as the 75-or-older resident. Only one companion for each senior resident can get the vaccine. Those accompanying seniors can get their first dose of the vaccine even if a senior is receiving their second dose."

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/mass-is-allowing-those-accompanying-seniors-to-get-vaccinated-heres-what-to-know/2300090/

 

 

[Captain Falcon 242]

31 minutes ago, Illmatic said:

 

Haha I thought that was brilliant tbh. Scouse humour, they know how to have a laugh at themselves.

 

I see your point but she's not going to be a serious political commentator and I imagine she knows it. Fair play to her I say.

 

She's not a Scouser, I thought she sounded more Manc, turns out she's from Clitheroe, Lancashire.

 

It's a funny rant but the message might sort of get lost in the language she used. I don't know if she's necessarily controlled opposition, maybe she's more useful opposition, like they could give her airtime and people might end up associating her language and that with "dissenters" that kind of thing. I might be reading too much into it though.  

[Captain Falcon 242]

20 hours ago, perpetual said:

But surely we can't just erect a log cabin anywhere? The landowner might not like you living there.

However, you can buy a fairly good garden shed from Argos , the one people use it as an office space in the garden.

 

I'll know I've made it in life once I get a good shed of my own.  I could just be a hunter gatherer, and build temporary shelters out sticks and leaves and wander the wilderness until the robot dogs catch up with me.

 

 

Edited February 11 by Captain Falcon

[Liberty 358]

4 hours ago, SiliconPsychosis said:

 

Paul Levy - Wetiko mind virus.

Thanks. Just brought it after reading the reviews.