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[Jelly Bean 15]

I need a rant! I’m furious... So I spoke to a girl at work yesterday who’s gran is in a care home and ‘tested positive’, I asked how she was this morning and apparently she’s ok just really tired but her dads been to the doctors to get her an end of life care kit with morphine in etc. Like wtf!!! So I’m saying to her woah don’t let them start her on that!!! To which her response was ‘it just shows how bad it is’!!! No!!! No it doesn’t! You just said she was Just tired!!! And now you’re going to kill her off!!!! I can’t get over how stupid people are!!!!!! Fucking hell man!!!

[HAARPING_On 450]

Breaking News this morning...

 

I heard this as the leading headline on the radio news bulletin this morning – focussing on the $1400 stimulus check proposed to US citizens...

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55670801

 

This immediately got me pondering a number of things including...

 

·         There’s no such thing as “free money”

·         Where is the money coming from? (No, don’t answer that one, the US equivalent of Rishi Sunak’s magic money tree)

·         Will there be caveats or conditions attached to this proposed payout? (ie no jab, no pay)

 

One can only conclude from this that this is the start of it... a Precursor to Universal Basic Income for all on the condition that you take the jab, obey the state and give up your all assets to wipe out your debts...

 

Joe Biden - Bringing you THE GREAT RESET...

 

“You will own nothing and be happy” (Because the state tells you to be)

[alexa 1,095]

14 minutes ago, HAARPING_On said:

Breaking News this morning...

 

I heard this as the leading headline on the radio news bulletin this morning – focussing on the $1400 stimulus check proposed to US citizens...

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55670801

 

This immediately got me pondering a number of things including...

 

·         There’s no such thing as “free money”

·         Where is the money coming from? (No, don’t answer that one, the US equivalent of Rishi Sunak’s magic money tree)

·         Will there be caveats or conditions attached to this proposed payout? (ie no jab, no pay)

 

One can only conclude from this that this is the start of it... a Precursor to Universal Basic Income for all on the condition that you take the jab, obey the state and give up your all assets to wipe out your debts...

 

Joe Biden - Bringing you THE GREAT RESET...

 

“You will own nothing and be happy” (Because the state tells you to be)

 

It's going to be communism world wide. The PTB are adopting China's Policies full on.

[alexa 1,095]

22 minutes ago, HAARPING_On said:

One can only conclude from this that this is the start of it... a Precursor to Universal Basic Income for all on the condition that you take the jab, obey the state and give up your all assets to wipe out your debts...

 

Joe Biden - Bringing you THE GREAT RESET...

 

“You will own nothing and be happy” (Because the state tells you to be)

 

It's going to be communism world wide. The PTB are adopting China's policies full on.

[Velma 2,509]

The government have granted themselves the power to introduce 'regulations' on a whim, sometimes with as little as four hours notice, as in the case of England's Tier system being raised to Five, when there was no such Tier previously, then a week later, decide it was not “tough enough” and impose even tighter restrictions, which would make Draco cringe, like no drinking outdoors!

 

This sets a dangerous precedent, if we do not challenge their authoritarian overreach in our democracy and simply comply. Who knows what new dictates they will conjure up tomorrow to infringe on our rights? Mandatory this, compulsory that! We are already in a virtual prison, how much worse can it get? If you have ever witnessed a Communist takeover, you know the answer to that.

[Foggy Dewhurst 142]

After the apparent death of Tiffany Dover and the lady suffering from Bell's Palsy,following the jab,comes further testimony.

 

Beyond words.

 

[alexa 1,095]

Bill Nye is at it again, talking out of his behind as per. what a plonker!

 

Science of masks - Bill Nye demonstrates why wearing masks protects people from covid-19

https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=MY8G1SUYG979

[alexa 1,095]

15 minutes ago, Foggy Dewhurst said:

After the apparent death of Tiffany Dover and the lady suffering from Bell's Palsy,following the jab,comes further testimony.

 

Beyond words.

 

 

 

out of reactions 

[Mikhail Liebestein 266]

 

Apparently stress, depression and isolation weaken the immune system.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9150663/Depression-stress-loneliness-lower-effectiveness-Covid-19-vaccine-study-warns.html

 

What like lockdown?

Edited January 15 by Mikhail Liebestein

[kj35 838]

Vaccine passports being introduced for Europe. UK government says it's not going down this route. Next paragraph then say UK government money given to 2 uk tech companies and that Microsoft is to develop digital access to vaccine records.

 

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EU leaders draw up coronavirus vaccine passports to restart foreign travel

Countries including  Denmark and Greece have  announced plans to issue certificates that could allow people to travel freely

ALKIS KONSTANTINIDIS/REUTERS

Bruno Waterfield, Brussels | Francis Elliott

Friday January 15 2021, 12.01am, The Times

European Union leaders will discuss plans next week for coronavirus vaccination “passports” to allow people who have had the injections to avoid travel restrictions and go on holiday.

British vaccination certificates would not automatically be accepted by the EU, and Britons’ holiday plans could be delayed until European travel plans have been agreed.

Greece, Poland, Cyprus and Denmark have already announced plans to issue vaccination certificates that could allow people to travel freely, especially in time for this summer’s tourist season.

Next Thursday Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Greek prime minister, will urge other European leaders to agree on certificates “facilitating the freedom of movement of persons who have been vaccinated against Covid-19”.

In a letter to the European Commission he wrote: “People who have been vaccinated should be free to travel. It is urgent to adopt a common understanding on how a vaccination certificate should be structured so as to be accepted in all member states.”

To avoid falling foul of EU anti-discrimination rules, Mr Mitsotakis stressed that his plan was “not going to make vaccination compulsory or a prerequisite for travel” but said that it would entitle “persons who have been vaccinated [to] be free to travel”.

Poland is already planning a “vaccine passport” for all Poles who have had their second injections, in the form of a QR code or barcode that could be used for cross-border travel.

Yesterday Anna Golawska, the deputy health minister, said: “This will be the so-called passport, which will confirm that the person has been vaccinated and can use the rights to which vaccinated people are entitled.”

The Danish health ministry said that Copenhagen was also “working on a Covid-19 vaccine passport, which is expected to be ready by early 2021”.

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The European Commission is working on vaccination certificates “including a unique identifier for each individual vaccination” but its plans have led to concerns about privacy.

At present British people are barred from all but essential travel into Europe. Recognition of British vaccination certificates, which have so far been ruled out by the government, would have to wait until the EU scheme was up and running. To avoid restrictions, Britain would have to satisfy the EU that its spread of the new variant virus was under control and that infections were falling. Any such certificate travel scheme would also have to be reciprocal, allowing vaccinated Europeans to come to Britain.

European guidelines say that travel restrictions for countries outside the EU should be lifted “only after the lifting of internal border controls and restrictions to free movement within the EU”.

Downing Street said it was not aware of trials of so-called vaccine passports in this country. The prime minister’s official spokesman said: “This is not something we’re looking at introducing and that remains our policy.”

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Two British companies have received government money from an innovation fund to develop technology that would allow individuals to prove whether they had been inoculated.

Yesterday Microsoft and Oracle said that they were joining a coalition to develop common standards to verify an individual’s vaccine status while protecting their privacy. The Vaccination Credential Initiative builds on work by the Commons Project Foundation. Paul Meyer, its chief executive, said: “The goal is to empower individuals with digital access to their vaccination records so they can . . . safely return to travel, work, school and life, while protecting their data privacy.”

Over-50s rushing to book their summer getaways
Holiday companies are reporting a threefold rise in bookings for this summer driven by a boom in demand from older travellers (Graeme Paton writes).

It was claimed that the availability of vaccines was giving people the confidence to book trips in the hope that they will ultimately be able to go ahead.

Tui, the UK’s biggest tour operator, and National Express, the coach operator, said that bookings were being driven by people in their fifties and ixties who would be likely to be inoculated in the coming months. The government has said that it expects to give 15 million people their first jab by mid-February.

National Express said that its package holiday division, which includes Lucketts Travel and Woods Tours, had seen bookings increase almost threefold for spring and summer. Ticket sales were up by 185 per cent compared with the same period in 2020.

Tui said that people over 50 accounted for half of all online bookings made so far this year, which is a far higher rate than previous years. It said that destinations such as Greece, Turkey and Spain’s Balearic islands were among the most popular choices for people in that age group.

The travel industry has collapsed over the past 12 months, with restrictions imposed to stop the spread of coronavirus leading to a huge drop in holiday and flight bookings. Large numbers of travel companies have gone bust and analysts suggest that it will take four years or more for the industry to return to previous levels.

The consumer group Which? urged passengers to “remain cautious” over the coming months, pointing out that spikes in the virus in other countries could lead to the late cancellation of holidays. It suggested that holidays should be purchased with flexible terms that allow customers to switch dates or get their money back.

Jit Desai, head of holidays and travel for National Express, said: “We’ve seen an increased appetite for travel . . . with an uplift in inquiries and bookings every time there’s been an announcement about new vaccine approvals and the roll-out programme. Some are telling us that they’ve already had their jab and can’t wait to go on holiday once guidance allows again.”

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[Morpheus 1,208]

10 minutes ago, kj35 said:

Vaccine passports being introduced for Europe. UK government says it's not going down this route. Next paragraph then say UK government money given to 2 uk tech companies and that Microsoft is to develop digital access to vaccine records.

 

The times today.

 

 

 

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friday january 15 2021

News

CORONAVIRUS

EU leaders draw up coronavirus vaccine passports to restart foreign travel

Countries including  Denmark and Greece have  announced plans to issue certificates that could allow people to travel freely

ALKIS KONSTANTINIDIS/REUTERS

Bruno Waterfield, Brussels | Francis Elliott

Friday January 15 2021, 12.01am, The Times

European Union leaders will discuss plans next week for coronavirus vaccination “passports” to allow people who have had the injections to avoid travel restrictions and go on holiday.

British vaccination certificates would not automatically be accepted by the EU, and Britons’ holiday plans could be delayed until European travel plans have been agreed.

Greece, Poland, Cyprus and Denmark have already announced plans to issue vaccination certificates that could allow people to travel freely, especially in time for this summer’s tourist season.

Next Thursday Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Greek prime minister, will urge other European leaders to agree on certificates “facilitating the freedom of movement of persons who have been vaccinated against Covid-19”.

In a letter to the European Commission he wrote: “People who have been vaccinated should be free to travel. It is urgent to adopt a common understanding on how a vaccination certificate should be structured so as to be accepted in all member states.”

To avoid falling foul of EU anti-discrimination rules, Mr Mitsotakis stressed that his plan was “not going to make vaccination compulsory or a prerequisite for travel” but said that it would entitle “persons who have been vaccinated [to] be free to travel”.

Poland is already planning a “vaccine passport” for all Poles who have had their second injections, in the form of a QR code or barcode that could be used for cross-border travel.

Yesterday Anna Golawska, the deputy health minister, said: “This will be the so-called passport, which will confirm that the person has been vaccinated and can use the rights to which vaccinated people are entitled.”

The Danish health ministry said that Copenhagen was also “working on a Covid-19 vaccine passport, which is expected to be ready by early 2021”.

SPONSORED

The European Commission is working on vaccination certificates “including a unique identifier for each individual vaccination” but its plans have led to concerns about privacy.

At present British people are barred from all but essential travel into Europe. Recognition of British vaccination certificates, which have so far been ruled out by the government, would have to wait until the EU scheme was up and running. To avoid restrictions, Britain would have to satisfy the EU that its spread of the new variant virus was under control and that infections were falling. Any such certificate travel scheme would also have to be reciprocal, allowing vaccinated Europeans to come to Britain.

European guidelines say that travel restrictions for countries outside the EU should be lifted “only after the lifting of internal border controls and restrictions to free movement within the EU”.

Downing Street said it was not aware of trials of so-called vaccine passports in this country. The prime minister’s official spokesman said: “This is not something we’re looking at introducing and that remains our policy.”

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Two British companies have received government money from an innovation fund to develop technology that would allow individuals to prove whether they had been inoculated.

Yesterday Microsoft and Oracle said that they were joining a coalition to develop common standards to verify an individual’s vaccine status while protecting their privacy. The Vaccination Credential Initiative builds on work by the Commons Project Foundation. Paul Meyer, its chief executive, said: “The goal is to empower individuals with digital access to their vaccination records so they can . . . safely return to travel, work, school and life, while protecting their data privacy.”

Over-50s rushing to book their summer getaways
Holiday companies are reporting a threefold rise in bookings for this summer driven by a boom in demand from older travellers (Graeme Paton writes).

It was claimed that the availability of vaccines was giving people the confidence to book trips in the hope that they will ultimately be able to go ahead.

Tui, the UK’s biggest tour operator, and National Express, the coach operator, said that bookings were being driven by people in their fifties and ixties who would be likely to be inoculated in the coming months. The government has said that it expects to give 15 million people their first jab by mid-February.

National Express said that its package holiday division, which includes Lucketts Travel and Woods Tours, had seen bookings increase almost threefold for spring and summer. Ticket sales were up by 185 per cent compared with the same period in 2020.

Tui said that people over 50 accounted for half of all online bookings made so far this year, which is a far higher rate than previous years. It said that destinations such as Greece, Turkey and Spain’s Balearic islands were among the most popular choices for people in that age group.

The travel industry has collapsed over the past 12 months, with restrictions imposed to stop the spread of coronavirus leading to a huge drop in holiday and flight bookings. Large numbers of travel companies have gone bust and analysts suggest that it will take four years or more for the industry to return to previous levels.

The consumer group Which? urged passengers to “remain cautious” over the coming months, pointing out that spikes in the virus in other countries could lead to the late cancellation of holidays. It suggested that holidays should be purchased with flexible terms that allow customers to switch dates or get their money back.

Jit Desai, head of holidays and travel for National Express, said: “We’ve seen an increased appetite for travel . . . with an uplift in inquiries and bookings every time there’s been an announcement about new vaccine approvals and the roll-out programme. Some are telling us that they’ve already had their jab and can’t wait to go on holiday once guidance allows again.”

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Like a bunch of fuckin lemmings, all in the name of a holiday in the sun, they want the jab to get to a beach. It's fuckin pathetic. I'm done with these morons, they make me sick. 

Edited January 15 by Morpheus

[Jaquiby 165]

These people are insane, covid is their god, their religion now, and they will protect it at all costs and do anything for it, even injecting themselves with any concoction their masters tell them too.

 

It's mass insanity.

 

Edited January 15 by Jaquiby
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[SimonTV 1,687]

[Bullion 217]

1 hour ago, SimonTV said:

Messenger was all over this a while back, I wonder where he is now

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[SimonTV 1,687]

BOLIVIANS REBEL AGAINST MASKS AND BURN THEM IN THE STREETS

THE CROWD CHANTS "LIBERTAD" WHICH MEANS FREEDOM IN SPANISH

 

(sorry for caps)

 

https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/062/009/035/original/565888250fa1e92c.mp4

[SimonTV 1,687]

[HAARPING_On 450]

7 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

 

I hope you've sent that to Marianna Spring!!! 

[Sexpistol50 384]

13 hours ago, Liberty said:

I see a likeness here. 
 

 

This is Patrick Vallance true identity

[The Illuminator 319]

4 hours ago, Jelly Bean said:

I need a rant! I’m furious... So I spoke to a girl at work yesterday who’s gran is in a care home and ‘tested positive’, I asked how she was this morning and apparently she’s ok just really tired but her dads been to the doctors to get her an end of life care kit with morphine in etc. Like wtf!!! So I’m saying to her woah don’t let them start her on that!!! To which her response was ‘it just shows how bad it is’!!! No!!! No it doesn’t! You just said she was Just tired!!! And now you’re going to kill her off!!!! I can’t get over how stupid people are!!!!!! Fucking hell man!!!

 

Yes mate, let's not bother treating them, people who have payed into system all their lives. Just when they need it most all they get is passage to the other side without pain.

 

I speak from experience dispensing these death kits you speak of.  Once someone starts the concoction of hardcore sedatives, anti emetics, anti convulsants etc you dont come off them till you die.

 

I've spoke of this incident before but I feel it's the right time to remember just what happened 1st lockdown. So data and graphs are showing big spike of deaths April 2020. They want us to believe it was the virus. When infact it was from care home deaths unrelated to any covid19.

 

https://www.pnas.org/content/110/15/5797

 

This paper from April 2013 titled Social isolation, loneliness, and all-cause mortality in older men and women. Told us what would happen to elderly and vunreable upon lockdown. They just willed them selves to die. Especially when the only reason for  living for many was to meet with their family. Then on top of that you have the NHS furnish every resident in every care home end of life prescriptions in hand for month of Aoril. My partner wrote the prescriptions for all the care homes in Sunderland. What an arduous task that was too. I enquired about how many of these prescriptions had been used, for audit purposes. The reply was, no ones got time to look into that. 

[owen 95]

Things are getting more hostile here in Ireland. Today had some cunt ahead of me in checkout complaining that I wasnt wearing mask. I shouted to him that it was none of his business and togo look up the regulations. I had promised myself that I would keep calm next time anything came up but its so difficult. Im not an aggressive person but Im not easily intimidated and I do have a temper. I no longer let my wife do any shopping. She has asthma and doesnt wear one either. Probably best togo late at night as much as possible from now on.

[SimonTV 1,687]

I think we need to challenge the government's claim that there is asymptomatic transmission taking place and request that they present the specific evidence that they using to come to that conclusion. As there are many studies now that refute this claim. 

[SimonTV 1,687]

Chinese health experts call to suspend Pfizer's mRNA vaccine for elderly after Norwegian deaths

 

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202101/1212915.shtml

 

Norwegian Medicines Agency links 13 mysterious deaths to side effects of Pfizer Vaccine

 

https://www.practicalworldtruenewsmag.com/2021/01/norwegian-medicines-agency-links-13.html

[Darryl Worthington 18]

16 minutes ago, owen said:

Things are getting more hostile here in Ireland. Today had some cunt ahead of me in checkout complaining that I wasnt wearing mask. I shouted to him that it was none of his business and togo look up the regulations. I had promised myself that I would keep calm next time anything came up but its so difficult. Im not an aggressive person but Im not easily intimidated and I do have a temper. I no longer let my wife do any shopping. She has asthma and doesnt wear one either. Probably best togo late at night as much as possible from now on.

I think they are making masks compulsory in some stores now.

[SimonTV 1,687]

16 minutes ago, owen said:

Things are getting more hostile here in Ireland. Today had some cunt ahead of me in checkout complaining that I wasnt wearing mask. I shouted to him that it was none of his business and togo look up the regulations. I had promised myself that I would keep calm next time anything came up but its so difficult. Im not an aggressive person but Im not easily intimidated and I do have a temper. I no longer let my wife do any shopping. She has asthma and doesnt wear one either. Probably best togo late at night as much as possible from now on.

 

I just went to a small Sainsbury and the security guy asked me why no mask and I said I have deviated septum and post nasal drip (which is true) and he said ok and then I said that I was willing to take the risk and I have not been sick. He said it was ok and I had to ask. Then I saw later customers were challenging him about letting me in, he had to explain that I said I had a medical reason. People are brainwashed acting like they can get sick from simply being in my vicinity.