Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[HAARPING_On]

26 minutes ago, Golden Retriever said:

Joy upon joy. I met a local Spanish woman today for the first time who knows all about the decpetions and so does her brother and sister who are both doctors. All of them refusing the injection.

 

There is hope

 

Out of likes. LOVE THIS!

[RobSS]

1 hour ago, Sexpistol50 said:

Need some advice , I don't wear a face mask I have a sunflower lanyard which I wear to say I'm exempt.

I will be flying to London from Glasgow easyJet domestic flight soon and the easyJet policy says all passengers must wear a FFP2 face mask, it's bad enough flying but I refuse to wear a face mask, I telephoned easyJet and asked them but the operator was hopeless and didn't have a clue about face mask exemption on Domestic flights , can anyone give me advice and my legal rights are and what is the situation on mask wearing on domestic flights? if I had my way I would have traveled on train but my Mrs wants to fly

 

I flew from Aberdeen to Luton airport with EasyJet about 4 weeks ago and had a terrible experience. I originally flew to Aberdeen from London Heathrow with British Airways a week before and had no problem. I arrived at the departure gate, told cabin crew that I was exempt, and without any questions, I was allowed to board the flight, arrived at Aberdeen, and left the airport having had an excellent experience.

 

When I arrived at Aberdeen airport for my return flight to Luton on EasyJet, I went through the airport, and through security with no mask and no questions asked.

 

When I arrived at the departure gate, a young cabin crew member was making it clear no one would board the flight without a mask. When it was my turn to arrive at the desk to show him my boarding pass, he asked why I wasn't wearing a mask. I said I was exempt. He asked if I had a doctor's letter. I said no, you don't need one. He asked whether I'd notified EasyJet that I had an exemption when I booked the flight online. I said that when I purchased the ticket, there was no mention about having to declare exemption status. He swore blind that such a section existed but I never saw such an option. Needless to say, quite a prolonged argument ensued but I stood my ground.

 

He then made a phone-call to his manager and was told that I wasn't going to be allowed to board the flight without a face mask, which made him very happy as he realised he was at last able to exercise some power.

 

I then proceeded down and on to the tarmac, by the plane, still not wearing a face mask, as you don't need to wear a mask outside. As I started walking up the airline steps, another, older EasyJet employee started getting quite close to me. He kept asking me if I was going to wear a mask. I told him he wasn't observing social distancing several times, as he was being very pushy and too close for comfort. He backed off before I reached the top of the stairs. He was an airport-side EasyJet staff member, so he wasn't travelling on the plane, but he was still eagerly watching to see if I was going to comply, putting on a mask once going inside the plane.

 

When I stepped inside the plane, I held a mask over my nose and mouth without wrapping the strap around my ears, and showed my boarding pass to the plane's flight crew, and they ushered me to my seat without any problems, so I sat in my seat for awhile holding my mask on my facing, waiting for an opportunity to have a long cup of tea without the mask, as you're at liberty to do that.

 

A few minutes later, the chief steward came to me and said that he'd heard I objected to wearing a face mask, and asked if that was the case and why. I said I was exempt as they cause me anxiety. He said, okay, you don't have to wear a mask, and apologised for the hassle I'd experienced at the airport departure gate before boarding the flight. He said they're more strict in Scotland, but as we were flying London, I could relax. I thanked him for being so reasonable and friendly.

 

As soon as he left to get the plane ready for departure, a couple, in their mid-twenties, sitting in the seats in front of me became annoyed. They didn't expect that I'd get an apology, as I think they were hoping I'd be taken off the plane, so they began making childish, provocative comments to themselves. I told them to grow up and mind their own business, but they continued to fume away, all the way to London.

That's my recent story with EasyJet - mixed -  poor on the Scottish side, but very good on the English side.

 

Edited November 17, 2021 by RobSS

[alexa]

1 hour ago, Critilo said:

 

 

 

Edited November 17, 2021 by alexa

[Tunique]

[Tunique]

[BossCrow]

[coronaisdead]

 

Hey guys, been following the forum for a while but having trouble logging in.  Pretty interesting rountable convo, sorry if its been posted already.

[Lamp Of Truth]

On 11/16/2021 at 3:59 PM, Captainlove said:

Brilliant post, but the sheep keep following the science.

 

On 11/16/2021 at 4:07 PM, zarkov said:

well the propaganda is relentless.

 

 

Well the propaganda is relentless but also laughably easy to take apart when you do even the most basic level of research into alternative information not from the mainstream and their 'experts'

Edited November 17, 2021 by Lamp Of Truth

[Golden Retriever]

Put the MSM owners. their editors, complicit Big Pharma and politicians in jail for treason

 

 

 

[Saved]

4 hours ago, SimonTV said:

 

Mean while Africa sitting there with 0% vaccine uptake and 0% covid cases....

Probably because Covid is racist.

[Fluke]

Lol was just walking down the street and a lady just stopped as we both got between the wall and the car was about 6 yards so more than enough room to get through she just froze and shouted something at me but i had a yoyng morrissey howling through my earphones so couldn't hear nor do i care. Unbelievable though isn't it.

[Sheepy]

Vaccine Researcher Admits ‘Big Mistake,’ Says Spike Protein Is Dangerous ‘Toxin’  | The Tatty Journal

I thought I might follow the science, oh no feck that bury it, we have jabbed 80% of them.

[Saved]

3 hours ago, Anders said:

 

It's the jab ... stupid.

Nope - old age.

 

And the people go 'ahhh, that would be it - the aging population' before climbing back into bed. It's not just blindness. At this stage it is wilful blindness.

 

Because they did what they did (obeyed everything) out of fear, they will deny blatant truth for the same reason. 

[zarkov]

3 hours ago, Golden Retriever said:

 

I agree it is an insidious wedge, but zero engagement would mean the immoral people wanting

unvaccinated people to be locked down and to a lesser degree the 77th brigade out in force,

would give them a propaganda victory.

 

There are many people on Twitter who are totally against lockdowns and vaccine passports,

who are becoming more and more vocal. The poll I highlighted a few hours ago had 76% against

locking down the unvaccinated, now it stands at 83% with nearly 50,000 votes. Social media,

in this case, Twitter users are making a difference against these draconian restrictions

 

 

 

Fair point! and decent poll numbers.

 

Nothing Id like more than for the gov to eat humble pie and get binned considering their behaviour.

[Human10]

1 hour ago, Daz181 said:

Noticed four jabs

Only 4 - Not bad 

[Human10]

10 minutes ago, Saved said:

Probably because Covid is racist.

White supremacist and probably having it is white privilege  

[Human10]

15 minutes ago, Golden Retriever said:

Put the MSM owners. their editors, complicit Big Pharma and politicians in jail for treason

 

 

 

weed? 

 

Edited November 17, 2021 by Human10

[Golden Retriever]

LOL Twitter at its best

 

#SoWhat

 

 

[screamingeagle]

26 minutes ago, Human10 said:

Only 4 - Not bad 

four of what,vaccines or boosters 

in my book wrriten by the elites tactic language that's eight,no?

[Morpheus]

2 minutes ago, screamingeagle said:

four of what,vaccines or boosters 

in my book wrriten by the elites tactic language that's eight,no?

Nah, you're mistaken. It's 4x4x4x4.

[Captainlove]

33 minutes ago, zarkov said:

 

Fair point! and decent poll numbers.

 

Nothing Id like more than for the gov to eat humble pie and get binned considering their behaviour.

Just voted 83% said NO

[Golden Retriever]

Predictive Human Covid Spike programming from the 1992 Barcelona Olympics?

 

 

Edited November 17, 2021 by Golden Retriever

[SimonTV]

2 hours ago, Golden Retriever said:

 

Thanks

 

UK Government polls are controlled imo, so maybe a more accurate figure is on social media.

 

The Good Morning Britain with 60,000 votes so far, more votes than any UK Gov Poll could dream of is currently 83% agianst locking down unvaccinated citizens.

 

And here is a smaller poll running at nearly 96% against these diabolical suggestions. 

 

 

 

Yougov just keep creating a new poll with the same question asked slightly differently, until they get the result they want. Then they only publicise the poll that has the result they want. The poll that we shared on telegram that was like 90% against lockdowns and covid BS, that one vanished in to the ether. 

[Mr H]

I had to actually laugh at one report from Germany.

 

In Hamburg at the xmas markets, the unvaxxed will e allowed to go on the rides and listen to the choirs, but they will not be allowed to drink the mulled wine or eat the gingerbread. 

 

I mean wtf! lolz 

[Mr H]

From MSN newsfeed

 

16 Nov 2021 21:36

Following news that Munich has become the first major German city to cancel its upcoming Christmas market, Reuters reports that Hamburg will only allow people who are vaccinated or recently recovered from Covid to enjoy its festive market’s gastronomic section.

The unvaccinated will be able to visit the northern German city’s Christmas handicraft stalls, listen to carols, ride on the merry-go-round or admire the nativity scenes, but they will not be permitted to indulge in steaming hot mulled wine and candied almonds or gingerbread.

Organisers have said security guards will be checking for proof of vaccination or recovery at the entrance once the market opens next week.

“There have to be access restrictions,” said Marion Begas as she set up her pottery stand at the Hamburg market, which will have 40% fewer stalls this year to ensure greater social distancing. “It is a way to protect everyone.”