Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[Human10]

1 minute ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

Perhaps the nocebo effect. You feared it so you got it

Good old times when people didn't sue anyone for coughing...  

[IggyPopsTrousers]

2 minutes ago, Human10 said:

Interesting this concept of blaming anyone or anything for giving them an illness.

Plays a part in the divide and conquer agenda. Also adds to the social pressure to get people to accept the poison.  Remember our caring gov was pushing the riches for snitches program. GMB thought this was a great idea.  Just because you have the intelligence not to blame someone else for your illness, be aware that this methodology will be used to separate the jabbed from the unjabbed.  How else will they explain the damage they have caused?

[Tinfoil Hat]

Well there's a school of thought that the winter '19 flu jab was a bit of a test run for the Covid jab. 

 

I think it's just speculation as I've not seen any whistle-blowers.

 

I know that's the one time I had it after refusing it for years, and then had a runny nose for 7 months. This year I've had multiple health issues - hormonal, as in desperately low iron, then vit D, then calcium, potassium & magnesium, despite having a healthy diet. I don't know for sure if there's a connection, but It wouldn't surprise me & I surely regret taking that shot.

 

 

Edited May 8, 2021 by Tinfoil Hat

[Tunique]

Norways top lawyer John Christian Elden are bringing action against the vaccine passport.

Link from Norwegian news.

 

https://www.nettavisen.no/nyheter/innenriks/john-christian-elden-skal-fore-sak-om-vaksinepass-for-nedstengingsmotstandere/s/12-95-3424125009

[Grumpy Owl]

28 minutes ago, Grumpy Owl said:

MOD NOTE

 

Thread title: Coronavirus Mega Thread

 

To ALL: stick to the topic at hand and quit the bickering and personal arguing.

 

 

 

Within minutes of my last public warning, I've had to remove more 'off-topic' posts.

 

If this continues, I am going to assume that some individuals are just looking to derail this thread, and action will be taken.

 

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

2 minutes ago, Human10 said:

Good old times when people didn't sue anyone for coughing...  

40 years ago it was the gays that were the lepers during the AIDS hysteria. The gay plague they called it. All the worst because in order to get pharma to get working on a cure the gays invented the heterosexual transmission narrative which backfired and made them more hated. These pharma clowns have been playing with our head a very long time. That AIDS pandemic was another instance of PCR fraud.

[BossCrow]

Only just noticed this at bottom of web article. Why anyone would take medical advice from a newspaper editor I do not know. -

@Ergo Storm

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

11 minutes ago, BossCrow said:

Only just noticed this at bottom of web article. Why anyone would take medical advice from a newspaper editor I do not know. -

@Ergo Storm

Does one have better chances with an "unlikely outcome" or with a "rare occurance?"

 

Wonder how many variants of "rare" they will use.

 

Edited May 8, 2021 by Avoiceinthecrowd

[BossCrow]

On 5/7/2021 at 4:33 PM, owen said:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/cZ85AIkymoBz/

 

More tyranny from the Emrald Isle, so proud of what this country has become

These people are absolute evil scum. They must surely know what they're doing is wrong.

[TwopackShugar]

1 minute ago, BossCrow said:

These people are absolute evil scum. They must surely know what they're doing is wrong.

i doubt it seems like they follow Man's Law not Nature Law

 

[BossCrow]

7 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

Does one have better chances with an "unlikely outcome" or with a "rare occurance?"

 

Wonder how many variants of "rare" they will use.

 

good question! Probably even more definitions in a law dictionary.

 

Before long, extreme side effects will have 'limited availability' (only 99 in 100 customers will receive them).

[BossCrow]

9 minutes ago, TwopackShugar said:

i doubt it seems like they follow Man's Law not Nature Law

 

Yeah, you're right - they're just order followers mostly. Occasionally you can see police, etc. that look ashamed of what they're doing (not this video specifically). The ones with consciences presumably end up quitting or being forced out.

[whatthefoxhat]

3 hours ago, Freedom Lane55 said:

this was featured recently on UK Column News .It will be interesting to see if it comes true ,seems likely .

Trusting UKcolumn far FAR more than any other msm new source i'd bet money on it happening in almost exactly the same way as it has been outlined and i'd also say based on nothing other than intuition there are going to be some more 'surprises ' nobody bargained for appearing before the end of the year

[whatthefoxhat]

41 minutes ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

Does one have better chances with an "unlikely outcome" or with a "rare occurance?"

 

Wonder how many variants of "rare" they will use.

 

Is she unaware of the fact that its illegal to give medical advice wthout being a certified medical practioner ?

Or maybe she is aware and has skirted round the issue ?

[Grumpy Owl]

59 minutes ago, BossCrow said:

Only just noticed this at bottom of web article. Why anyone would take medical advice from a newspaper editor I do not know. -

@Ergo Storm

 

"I think when you are called up, you have a responsibility to get it to protect yourself and others from coronavirus, which has blighted all our lives for far too long."

 

"Called up" - this ain't like being 'called up' for military service. People are being invited. 'Invited' being the operative word because last time I checked, this vaccine was neither mandatory or compulsory.

 

Oh and yes, coronavirus has blighted all our lives for far too long, hundreds of years at least, because those pesky common colds just never go away, and after all the makers of Lemsip and Beechams have only ever been able to sell pills and powders that 'treat the symptoms'.

 

 

 

[BossCrow]

11 minutes ago, whatthefoxhat said:

Is she unaware of the fact that its illegal to give medical advice wthout being a certified medical practioner ?

Or maybe she is aware and has skirted round the issue ?

I think you're right. She's just given her opinion with no disclaimer. 'I think when you're called up you have a responsibility to get it'

[whatthefoxhat]

1 minute ago, BossCrow said:

I think you're right. She's just given her opinion with no disclaimer. 'I think when you're called up you have a responsibility to get it'

I also think she perhaps might need reminding of the Nuremberg code (i say reminding ,she's probably totally unaware of it)

[BossCrow]

3 minutes ago, whatthefoxhat said:

I also think she perhaps might need reminding of the Nuremberg code (i say reminding ,she's probably totally unaware of it)

 

11 minutes ago, Grumpy Owl said:

 

"I think when you are called up, you have a responsibility to get it to protect yourself and others from coronavirus, which has blighted all our lives for far too long."

 

"Called up" - this ain't like being 'called up' for military service. People are being invited. 'Invited' being the operative word because last time I checked, this vaccine was neither mandatory or compulsory.

 

Oh and yes, coronavirus has blighted all our lives for far too long, hundreds of years at least, because those pesky common colds just never go away, and after all the makers of Lemsip and Beechams have only ever been able to sell pills and powders that 'treat the symptoms'.

 

 

 

Absolutely right.  they try to guilt-trip people into getting jabbed. No real informed consent.  

[Human10]

1 hour ago, BossCrow said:

Only just noticed this at bottom of web article. Why anyone would take medical advice from a newspaper editor I do not know. -

@Ergo Storm

I would have to lost my legs... Eee... Mind... 

[sambaking7]

2 hours ago, Human10 said:

How many legs were lost because of covid? 

 

A mate of someone i work with also lost their leg after the vaccine. This was in Scotland.

[whatthefoxhat]

That piece irritated me so much i've just sent this

 

Dear Kerry

Further to your opinion piece regarding the gentleman who unfortunately lost a limb you quoted that adverse effects of a certain dose of a certain vaccine were ''miniscule''

 

I would like you to explain how the the numbers involved at the following links amount to ''miniscule'' particularly the fatalities as a direct result of the vaccine (please scroll to the last page of each document linked for a summary of A adverse reactions and B fatalities)

 

I would also like to know if you are aware that it is illegal to give medical advice unless you are a suitably qualified practitioner and also if you are aware of the Nuremberg code regarding medical experimentation ?.As all the ''vaccines' are black triangle (i.e experimental) products and are not vaccine's but are experimental gene therapy treatments how are you qualified to opine that people should take them ?

 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983472/COVID-19_mRNA_Pfizer-_BioNTech_vaccine_analysis_print.pdf

 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983475/COVID-19_vaccine_AstraZeneca_analysis_print.pdf

 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983474/COVID-19_vaccine_Moderna_analysis_print.pdf

 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983473/COVID-19_vaccine_brand_unspecified_analysis_print.pdf

 

Yours sincerely

[k_j_evans]

On 5/6/2021 at 9:49 PM, Pina Colada said:

"I think the government needs to do more advertising to let people know where they can get their vaccines and how to book in," she said.

 

Yes just what we need, more advertising for the vaccines.

How does anybody know where to go to get "THEIR" vaccine ???!!!!

Well, I'll just use a Bunbury excuse to explain why I can't possibly attend. The Importance of Being Ernest for those who don't understand

[Human10]

34 minutes ago, BossCrow said:

I think you're right. She's just given her opinion with no disclaimer. 'I think when you're called up you have a responsibility to get it'

Maybe she thought about this guy who went to take it and took it literary in a vial 

[whatthefoxhat]

I dont for one minute expect a response in fact even if i get one i couldn't give a flying fig,the whole piece and its promotion stinks of government bribe money being poured in and ''editors'' being far too reliant on it to do anything remotely like honest reporting.

 

A factual piece would include pro's and con's from both sides of the argument but can you imagine what would happen if it printed the totals from each of the links ?

[Human10]

4 minutes ago, sambaking7 said:

 

A mate of someone i work with also lost their leg after the vaccine. This was in Scotland.

If we had so serious 'rare' disease Big Pharma would start to work on a new vaccine... Maybe we need a vaccine for this vaccine?