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6feetdown

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The figures where based on those in hospital with covid. What it is clearly showing is you know have a higher chance of ending up in hospital and ultimately die with covid if you have had a booster. I had a long discussion with the boss regarding the “venerable” and how that would effect the figures for the triple jabbed. And this is part of the problem. Those that are classed as venerable are suffering from an increase in immune deficiency response. So if you keep boosting that population you will continue the problem. Bear in mind it was only back at the end of Jan that the unvaccinated where still being blamed for filling up the NHS. No wonder that line has been dropped!!
Wait and see what happens with cancer rates over the next 12 months. The Deptartment of Defence in America are seeing a 200% increase in cancer amoung it’s employees, that are almost 100% jabbed. The worst is still to come.
That is why I no longer get into any discussions I've done my research!
 
Gecko

Gecko

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The Deptartment of Defence in America are seeing a 200% increase in cancer amoung it’s employees, that are almost 100% jabbed.
1. The US military hand out vaccines like its candy so it'd be hard to identify which if any cause a problem.
2. Astra Zeneka isn't approved in the US, so US data isn't relevant to the UK
 
TiltyShaun

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1. The US military hand out vaccines like its candy so it'd be hard to identify which if any cause a problem.
2. Astra Zeneka isn't approved in the US, so US data isn't relevant to the UK
Point 1. Very true but what one have they all had!!
Point 2. Data is relevant. Both vaccines gets the owner cell to produce spike protein. It is the spike protein that is acting and causing the problems.
Time will tell where this heads.
 
Gecko

Gecko

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Point 1. Very true but what one have they all had!!
What I meant was if they've "all" had corona, typhoid, flu, tetnus, west nile, chikungunya, dengue etc. vaccines, it's be hard to isolate which vaccine (if any) cause a problem.
Point 2. Data is relevant. Both vaccines gets the owner cell to produce spike protein. It is the spike protein that is acting and causing the problems.
Moderna and Pfizer are mRNA type (apparently moderna is now called Comirnaty and pfizer is now called Spikevax o_O )

Astra zeneka and J&J are a viral vector type

Time will tell where this heads.
we can only hope so
 
Grahams

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I thought police here were over zealous!
 
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Grahams

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The only government employee I know, works from home full and has no intention of going back to the office. As per the cartoon he takes the children to and from school and works in the garden (they don’t have a dog). He says no one notices whether he is at his desk or not.
I don’t particularly care if people work from home if they put in a full days work, but it must be very difficult to manage people effectively if you never see them. Also having worked in an office at one time the way I learnt the job was observing others and asking questions. New employees, especially youngsters in their first job must have a nightmare.
It would be different if all government departments were working efficiently and there were no backlogs, but as it is for the civil service unions to say people are more efficient working from home is not born out by the backlogs. Also it is very suspicious that the most popular days for “working from home” are Fridays and Mondays.
 
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The only government employee I know, works from home full and has no intention of going back to the office. As per the cartoon he takes the children to and from school and works in the garden (they don’t have a dog). He says no one notices whether he is at his desk or not.
I don’t particularly care if people work from home if they put in a full days work, but it must be very difficult to manage people effectively if you never see them. Also having worked in an office at one time the way I learnt the job was observing others and asking questions. New employees, especially youngsters in their first job must have a nightmare.
It would be different if all government departments were working efficiently and there were no backlogs, but as it is for the civil service unions to say people are more efficient working from home is not born out by the backlogs. Also it is very suspicious that the most popular days for “working from home” are Fridays and Mondays.
Nail on the head 👏
 
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Maxus

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The only government employee I know, works from home full and has no intention of going back to the office. As per the cartoon he takes the children to and from school and works in the garden (they don’t have a dog). He says no one notices whether he is at his desk or not.
I don’t particularly care if people work from home if they put in a full days work, but it must be very difficult to manage people effectively if you never see them. Also having worked in an office at one time the way I learnt the job was observing others and asking questions. New employees, especially youngsters in their first job must have a nightmare.
It would be different if all government departments were working efficiently and there were no backlogs, but as it is for the civil service unions to say people are more efficient working from home is not born out by the backlogs. Also it is very suspicious that the most popular days for “working from home” are Fridays and Mondays.
Believe it or not, unions are now demanding work, not just from home, but from abroad!! You couldn't make it up.
 
Bob

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Next one monkey pox it all right the Chinese have been playing with it for months at wuhern labs and have found a test for it and want to sell it to the world to make more money from a virus they made very clever
 
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6feetdown

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Next one monkey pox it all right the Chinese have been playing with it for months at wuhern labs and have found a test for it and want to sell it to the world to make more money from a virus they made very clever
Bit like the usual suspects playing this out apparently a year ago!
 
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6feetdown

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So by 2024 the UK, will be more than likely be controlled by the WHO and will be part of the proposed treaty for any future disease / virus, It will only be ratified in Parliament and will have no referendum inc changes in current law if necessary to comply.
Any small rights we have are being stripped away virtually by the day.
This is not some bs this is a reply from a government department after a FOI request
 
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