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1 hour ago, oddsnsods said:

Why do millions of people get these vaccines thinking they're safe, don't they do research into the risks ?

It takes me all my time to take herbal supplements .

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24 minutes ago, Sexpistol50 said:

Why do millions of people get these vaccines thinking they're safe, don't they do research into the risks ?

It takes me all my time to take herbal supplements .

 

It is truly bizarre. One month someone will say ' These vaccines, it's a plot to remove oldies and save on pensions' and the next month they'll go and get the vaccine.

 

Wagner and Nietzsche discussed philosophic ideas together and talked of ............the hidden and deep seated urge to self-destruction.  That must be the reason.

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14 minutes ago, pete675 said:

 

It is truly bizarre. One month someone will say ' These vaccines, it's a plot to remove oldies and save on pensions' and the next month they'll go and get the vaccine.

 

Wagner and Nietzsche discussed philosophic ideas together and talked of ............the hidden and deep seated urge to self-destruction.  That must be the reason.

the ego is finger pointed, the personae, the social self

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On 3/1/2021 at 8:49 PM, mathewtwatson said:

 

when my lap top comes on....my home page is Microsoft...all they plug is SKY NEWS on Covid.

Then on BBC...its all Bill fucking Gates....i see this cunt when i close my eyes. Hes everywhere.

His interview......he doesnt give opinions, this egotistical cunt actually just says out right whats coming, whats next, what there going to do.

So, WHY is your home page Microsoft? Set it to about:blank and see nothing except what you want to see. Why are you watching the BBC? Are you a masochist? I'm still hoping that some enlightened hacker will lock Billy Boy in his "smart" home and leave him to starve to death.

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On 3/1/2021 at 9:05 PM, Velma said:

 

You can meet one person outdoors and drink coffee and you will not be contagious, but if it rains and you and your friend go indoors with your beverages, suddenly you are infectious?

 

Explain!?

It's obvious. You need a protective scotch egg if you are indoors. Don't forget that you can't sit on a bench outdoors with someone else to drink your beverage as viruses know that standing outdoors is safe, but sitting indoors is safe (sometimes, with a scotch egg). It all has to do with how high the virus flies through the air in different locations - *sigh* - *face palm*

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On 3/2/2021 at 12:31 AM, Orange Alert said:

 

Chris Whitty can't have any balls left as his smartphone is strapped to his belt, next to his left bollock.

 

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Well, he doesn't exactly look healthy, does he? I'd have expected a medical professional to take more care of his health. Man boobs, gut, puffy face, skinny arms - perhaps he has an undiagnosed thyroid problem.

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54 minutes ago, pete675 said:

 

It is truly bizarre. One month someone will say ' These vaccines, it's a plot to remove oldies and save on pensions' and the next month they'll go and get the vaccine.

 

Wagner and Nietzsche discussed philosophic ideas together and talked of ............the hidden and deep seated urge to self-destruction.  That must be the reason.

 

It blows my mind that someone who is even a little bit awake to this stuff would go and get one. I just laugh at the virus nonsense at this stage, I've paid it no attention for quite a while. But the vaccine, pathogenic priming, DNA alteration for generations to come.... now that stuff is fucking terrifying!

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In the event that anyone faces the dilemma of withholding personal information from a policy officer the following precedent can be used as suggested by UKColumn in a calm manner. Also supported by article at the end by gardencourtchambers.co.uk

 

 

Rice v. Connolly (1966) is an English legal precedent holding that there is no strict, general legal duty to assist a police officer prior to any possible arrest or caution, with even basic police enquiries nor to accompany the officer to a requested location. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_v_Connolly

 

 

https://swarb.co.uk/rice-v-connolly-1966/

Rice v Connolly: 1966

No Legal Duty to Assist a Constable

At common law there is no legal duty to provide the police with information or otherwise to assist them with their inquiries. Lord Parker set out three questions to be answered when asking whether there had been an obstruction of an officer in the execution of his duties: (1) Was there any obstruction of a constable? (2) Was the Constable acting lawfully in the execution of his duty? And (3) Was the obstruction intended to obstruct the constable in the execution of his duty?
Lord Parker CJ said: ‘It is also in my judgment clear that it is part of the obligations and duties of a police constable to take all steps which appear to him necessary for keeping the peace, for preventing crime or for protecting property from criminal injury. There is no exhaustive definition of the powers and obligations of the police, but they are at least those, and they would further include the duty to detect crime and to bring an offender to justice . . it seems to me quite clear that the defendant was making it more difficult for the police to carry out their duties, and that the police at the time and throughout were acting in accordance with their duties. The only remaining ingredient, and the one upon which in my judgment this case revolves, is whether the obstructing of which the defendant was guilty was a wilful obstruction. ‘Wilful’ in this context not only in my judgment means ‘intentional’ but something which is done without lawful excuse, and that is indeed conceded . . Accordingly, the sole question here is whether the defendant had a lawful excuse for refusing to answer the questions put to him. In my judgment he had. It seems to me quite clear that although every citizen has a moral duty or, if you like, a social duty to assist the police, there is no legal duty to that effect, and indeed the whole basis of the common law is the right of the individual to refuse to answer questions put to him by persons in authority, and to refuse to accompany those in authority to any particular place; short, of course, of arrest.’
. . and ‘In my judgment there is all the difference in the world between deliberately telling a false story someth ing which on no view a citizen has a right to do – and preserving silence or refusing to answer, something which he has every right to do. Accordingly, in my judgment, looked at in that perfectly general way, it was not shown that the refusal of the defendant to answer the questions or to accompany the police officer in the first instance to the police box was an obstruction without lawful excuse. ‘

 

 

https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/administrative-court-overturn-conviction-for-refusing-to-provide-name-and-address-in-relation-to-suspected-breach-of-coronavirus-regulations

The Administrative Court sitting at Cardiff today issued an important judgment on the right to silence, the legal duties of citizens and the scope of the Coronavirus Regulations.

In Neale v DPP, the court quashed the applicant’s conviction for obstructing a police officer by failing to provide his name and address when requested to do so in order that a Fixed Penalty Notice be issued for allegedly breaching the Coronavirus Regulations.

No express legal duty to provide personal details to a police constable was created by the legislation and the High Court concluded that it was not possible to imply such a duty. In giving judgment Mrs Justice Steyn, sitting with Lord Justice Dingemans, observed that ‘the right to remain silent is not reserved only for those who are innocent and beyond suspicion’ and the court should be wary of expanding police powers by implication.

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2 hours ago, Sexpistol50 said:

Why do millions of people get these vaccines thinking they're safe, don't they do research into the risks ?

It takes me all my time to take herbal supplements .

 

Personally I feel they must be soulless.

Or maybe to much faith in the black mirror.

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9 hours ago, Fluke said:

You can bet yourself that the Russian variant will be more deadly than the Brazilian or Kent. 

 

I'm waiting for some SJW journalist moron to blame Putin for deliberately sending it, and then we can have another big bullshit Russia saga.

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Going to be interesting @skitzorat what happens in New Zealand with the Vax roll out now, like I said yesterday I think you might have a mega shitstorm heading your way bro & all hells gonna break loose.

Or maybe not.

Maybe they will cover it up, but usually about a week after it all go's pear shape according to all these other countries.

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10 minutes ago, oddsnsods said:

They claim around 400 have died from this shot in the UK, but then again they seemed to have covered up many deaths in carehomes, denying it was caused by the jab...🤔

And covered up the deaths in the initial trials as well.

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