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I personally don't believe the bio weapon theory, I'm just saying if you want to make a bio weapon that targets just a specific race then you alot of information to make sure the weapon doesn't back fire on you.
except if you do like i said, nature already locked in some races with certain traits that fuck them with little chance of backfire, sickle cell is my notable example. hell if i was some bill gates-esque maniac that wanted to destroy the human race i'd focus a bioweapon on anyone with an Rh protein blood type. that would kill off 98% of asians, 93% of blacks and 93% of latinos but only 80% of whites. so for the first time since the 1800s whites would be a global majority again, and beyond that countries where 1/5th the population survives will bounce back way easier than one where 1/50 do. plus you wouldn't have to worry about the environment or resources from that point on, and the human value of labor would explode, the fact that the continents that are the biggest problems on the planet would be near genocided means having to avoid costly solutions as well. it would be like nuking japan. "yes it was terrible but these fuckers wouldn't have learned and would have led to great costs in the long run"
 
Blacks are the group being harmed the most in Europe per cap due to low vit D.

But talking about a bio-weapon that targets a certain race you'll need alot of gentic information before you can make it.
If the coof killed niggers, not even the biggest bleeding-heart anti-racist would be in a hurry to find a vaccine.
 
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except if you do like i said, nature already locked in some races with certain traits that fuck them with little chance of backfire, sickle cell is my notable example. hell if i was some bill gates-esque maniac that wanted to destroy the human race i'd focus a bioweapon on anyone with an Rh protein blood type. that would kill off 98% of asians, 93% of blacks and 93% of latinos but only 80% of whites. so for the first time since the 1800s whites would be a global majority again, and beyond that countries where 1/5th the population survives will bounce back way easier than one where 1/50 do. plus you wouldn't have to worry about the environment or resources from that point on, and the human value of labor would explode, the fact that the continents that are the biggest problems on the planet would be near genocided means having to avoid costly solutions as well. it would be like nuking japan. "yes it was terrible but these fuckers wouldn't have learned and would have led to great costs in the long run"
But we'd lose anime...
 
I wonder why the system was made this easy to be exploited. When they were making it, did none of them expect that those with not the best of intentions could just keep claiming state of emergency indefinetly (with the media helping the image that this is justified in anyway).

Was it because they couldnt possibly realise how infiltrated and malicious those in power would get so it basically ran on the honor system or the whole thing wasnt put that much thought into it because they would never imagine that there would be biological-psychological warfare on their own citizens like this...
Because these laws are 19th/early 20th century emergency laws meant to control outbreaks of typhoid, smallpox, yellow fever, etc. It's a lot more reasonable when you have an actually deadly disease around. Nobody who drafted these laws could ever have imagined they'd be abused over a glorified cold. They'd assume any mayor/politician who supported that would be removed from office as being criminally insane, not a single cop would enforce the law in that case because it's self-evidently fucking stupid, and not a single citizen would obey they law for the same reason.

It is a little perplexing how none of them were ever rewritten after the 20th century saw abuse after abuse of emergency laws to legitimize every dictator from Hitler to El Presidente in his third world shithole, but those laws were usually meant to be used in a state of war or serious civil disorder. Instead they got used because some dude tried to burn a building or a guy the CIA said was a commie wanted to run for some public office. No one ever used public health laws like that presumably because everyone knew an epidemic was a self-evident event and not something you had to spend millions and millions of dollars to market to people like you were selling cars or cigarettes.
imagine how much people would freak the fuck out if a 1/10th the population died,
We might soon if the vaccines are as bad as some people say. Or maybe we won't since if the vaccines are causing bodies to pile in the streets from myocarditis then it'll be blamed on the continuing pandemic of the unvaxxed and that'll be the excuse needed to put everyone in the camps.
Chinamen don't come from outer space, bro.
Black people did though, how do you think they had the super-science Yakub used to create white people?
 
"Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one--the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts."



Remember, it's not good enough that we stop the Branch Covidians. The left has made a political legacy out of being stopped. They're COUNTING on you stopping them.

They have to LOSE GROUND or they'll just try, try again with the next variant. And the next one. And the next one. Forever, until they have medical gulags and vax passports and subscription based life.

Where were we before COVID? No masks, no tests, no vax requirements, and my medical history current and past was none of your fucking business. Any "stopping" of them that doesn't take us AT LEAST to that point, if not further, isn't stopping them -- it's ceding ground.

No, a company can't require I wear a face diaper when I go into their location any more than some subhuman cameljockey can make my female coworkers wear a burqa to enter their store.
No, my boss can't require I get vaccinated without a compelling reason -- "my coworkers would feel (or BE) safer" is not compelling.
No, an experimental mRNA gene therapy is not a vaccination, nor will it ever be one.
No, the stupid cunt standing next to me in line doesn't have the right to know my medical history.
No, you do not have a right to not risk getting sick when going out in public.

Since these were unspoken civil rights before, and the left is now convinced they need to violate them, there exists only one recourse: Making them codified civil rights.

Of course, that would require you get the right to do something other than stand around acting as a speed bump to the left.
 
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Like many, Investment Advisor Ryan Bayonnet, 29, changed his mind about how pressing these legal documents were to him when the pandemic hit, after writing it off for so long because he and his wife Bricey, 28, do not have children. Considering his wife Bricey, 28 plans to become an emergency-room physician, they made the decision to write their wills in September after several medical professional were coming down with the illness.

The Ohio man considered it a 'game-changer' when his wife asked if he'd 'want to be put on a ventilator.'

Kimberly Onsager, 38, who is single and lives states away from her parents, told the Wall Street Journal she felt vulnerable without having a will. She created hers for $100 on an online will-creation site. The price to draft a will can change depending on several factors from do-it-yourself to hiring an attorney to the size of the estate in question.

They have a 0.02% chance of dying if they catch the coof. I'm sure these people writing up their wills in case they end up on a ventilator are also double vaxxed and boosted.

Many people, when asked in polls, put the chance of hospitalisation from Covid at over 50%. The actual number is less than 5% with most hospital cases either passing through Emergency Departments for quick check ups or inpatients for a day or two.

It's this rampant and irrational fear that politicians are playing off. They've been able to accrue near tyrannical power for themselves because a lot of voters do genuinely believe that a virus, that's not more than a nuisance cold to most people who catch it, is a literal airborne AIDS. This is great for the psychopaths like Dan Andrews, who gravitate into government.
 
Another one down (:_(
Just found out someone who had "Died of Delta" was poked just a bit beforehand. The family is all freaked out because the doctors say it was "Delta" that killed them so that was all I'd heard until today when one of the family members said mentioned the jab.
We are at the final phase

Stage Eleven: Into The Endgame

When ADE becomes too widespread to ignore and people begin to die in significant numbers, expect governments to proclaim the arrival of the predicted new hyper-lethal variant and impose a new round of shutdowns, mask mandates, and the like. The media will insist that the people who are dying are all unvaccinated as long as they can get away with it; pay attention to the vaccination status and health outcomes of people you know for a reality check. Unless some way of stopping ADE-enhanced infections can be found in a hurry, medical systems will buckle under the caseload and triage will become the order of the day. How soon this will happen, if it does, is impossible to say in advance. It’s also impossible to know in advance how soon it will become clear that the vaccines are responsible—or just how violent a backlash against the political and economic establishment this could provoke.

Every single excess death will be labeled as COVID

 
US CoVax legal news roundup -- Dixieland and Damn Yankees Edition

Federal Contractor Mandate Action

In the last couple weeks, we've seen the Big One federal mandate (private employers with 100+ employees) get jammed up in the 6th Circuit and the federal health care workers' mandate also put on hold. And a few days ago, Kentucky fired the first shot against the federal contractors vaccine mandate with a preliminary injunction, and now Georgia's taken the field with a follow up strike that's put the federal contractor mandate on hold across the nation. (Archive)

The mandate, which was set to take effect on Jan. 4, applies to roughly a quarter of the U.S. workforce and affects companies that do business with the federal government, including Lockheed Martin Corp., Microsoft Corp., Alphabet Inc.‘s Google, and General Motors Co.
A federal judge in Georgia blocked the mandate on Tuesday. The latest order follows a Kentucky federal judge’s grant last week of a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit involving Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio.

With this latest move by Georgia, all three of the federal CoVax mandates are now officially on hold, pending further litigation. At this point, I am willing to say that I am cautiously optimistic that the attempt to force COVID vaccination at the federal level, at least in its current form, is likely to fail in the courts, as more and more federal courts are aligning their positions. It's still Mega Clown World, so there's always a chance the stupidest possible outcome will prevail, but the pattern I'm seeing now is reminding me increasingly of how the courts behaved in the mid-2000s regarding Guantanamo. Both situations started with maximum deference to the government, based on a current, specific emergency (avoiding intervening with Gitmo/the early police/school/hospital employee union challenges in the US Northeast failing), but increasing restlessness developing as the supposed emergency dragged on and extraordinary measures hung on with no light at the end of the tunnel, and no move by the feds to try to mitigate the serious concerns the courts had about their potential Constitutional harms, ending at last in the courts finally telling the feds to get their shit together, no more "bUT iTs aN eMERgEnCY" excuses. (EDIT -- Yes, I know Gitmo is still open and the courts didn't get it closed. But if you think its bad now, you should go back and read the total lack of due process that was happening before Boumedien v. Bush.)

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The case is Georgia v. Biden, S.D. Ga., No. 21-cv-00163, 12/7/21.

If you want to see the court docket data for this one, you can check it out HERE. It lists the full set of plaintiffs and defendants involved in this case -- I thought it was particularly interesting that the Board of Regents of the Georgia University System joined the action against the mandates. This might be the first university group to actually show hostility to the mandates, unlike the Hawaiian uni system that was rejecting even medical exemption requests earlier this summer.

If you want to check out the GA court order blocking the federal contractor mandate, you can read it HERE, or just grab the copy attached to this post.

The bulk of the reasoning as to why blocking the mandate revolves around the concrete, irreparable economic harm and disruption of livelihood that would come to the contractors if it were enforced, and the sheer overbreadth of the mandate itself. They give a good summary tying it all up in the context of a stay serving the public interest:

“For similar reasons, a stay is firmly in the public interest. From economic uncertainty to workplace strife, the mere specter of [EO 14042] has contributed to untold economic upheaval in recent months” and “the principles at stake when it comes to [EO 14042] are not reducible to dollars and cents.”

If you're wondering how and why a Georgia court can halt the federal contractor mandate nationwide, here's the court's explanation -- basically, the federal contractor trade association involved in the case is so huge and geographically widespread, granting an injunction only in a few states wouldn't get the job done.

While the original Plaintiffs to this case are (or are based in) a limited number of states, the Court has, in this Order, permitted ABC, a trade association with members “all over the country,” (doc. 50-1, p. 3), to intervene as a Plaintiff. Not only is the geographic scope of ABC’s membership broad, their involvement in federal contracts is as well. As noted above, they were awarded 57% of federal contracts exceeding $25 million during fiscal years 2009–2020. Accordingly, if the Court were to enjoin the enforcement of the mandate only in the Southern District of Georgia or only in Georgia, Alabama, Idaho, Kansas, South Carolina, Utah and West Virginia, then ABC’s members would not have injunctive relief as to covered contracts in other states.10 Furthermore, given the breadth of ABC’s membership, the number of contracts Plaintiffs will be involved with, and the fact that EO 14042 applies to subcontractors and others, limiting the relief to only those before the Court would prove unwieldy and would only cause more confusion. Thus, on the unique facts before it, the Court finds it necessary, in order to truly afford injunctive relief to the parties before it, to issue an injunction with nationwide applicability.

If you have 20 minutes to spare, I'd recommend giving this one a read if you have any interest in legal arguments regarding the whole CoVax clown show. It's very well-written and organized, and hits pretty much all the critical arguments that are coming up in these cases. There's even an argument about the mandates infringing on states' rights (they avoid this one... for now), which is fun because 10th Amendment challenges aren't nearly as common nowadays as they used to be, and rarely succeed. Depending on how the mandate litigation goes, we might see a court get sassy and actually specifically come out in favor of the states on this point. Very exciting, to the right flavors of nerd, especially when you remember Roe could potentially be going away in a few months, which would return that mess to the states in a rare shrinkage of federal power. (Plz no OT abortion sperging, I'm just bringing it up here to give context to all this sudden potential 10th Amendment activity.)

NYC CoVax Mandate

Running with the theme of things returning to state arenas, I came across a decent discussion about NYC's just-announced CoVax mandate, which is likely to be a foretaste of what's to come if the Tards That Be insist on continuing to try to force mandates after the federal ones potentially fall. (Archive)

NYC's is much stricter than the federal OSHA rule -- it applies to companies of any size, and doesn't allow for weekly testing instead of vaccination.

The city’s vaccination order applies to every private-sector employer in the city, while the federal OSHA standard set a 100-employee threshold. And New York City’s rule doesn’t allow for weekly testing in lieu of a vaccination, as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration permitted.

A potential weakness in the NYC mandate -- de Blasio pulled a Biden and fired off his order without rooting it in much of any specific authority.

Municipalities in New York have wide home-rule authority to enact public health mandates, said law professor Lawrence Gostin of Georgetown University Law Center’s O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law.

But enacting a vaccination requirement for all New York City private-sector workers and enforcing it through employers is unprecedented for the city, Gostin said, adding that this mandate could run into legal problems because de Blasio took such extraordinary action without specific authority from the City Council.

But it's not a slam dunk. States and municipalities can generally enact stricter standards. As a general rule, a federal regulation is a floor, not a ceiling, in terms of what a state or city can do if they choose to make their own rules.

Sullivan said a challenge of the city’s order could be more difficult than contesting the federal government’s vaccination requirements for federal contractors and health-care workers or OSHA’s vaccination-or-testing standard.

“States have greater leeway with police powers,” he said.

In general, federal courts as far back as 1905 have found that states can require vaccinations, Sullivan said. In the 1905 case, Jacobson v. Massachusetts, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the state’s requirement for adults to be vaccinated against smallpox.

For example, in October the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine upheld a Covid-19 vaccination mandate for health-care workers even though the requirement didn’t allow for religious exemptions and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to immediately reverse the decision.

Incidentally, speaking of NYC, the teachers' union challenge to their vaccine mandate based on freedom of religion has suddenly risen from the dead, because the court that ruled against them fucked up royally. (Archive) They weren't neutral, they based at least one decision on what a religious leader's view was, rather than the personal, sincere, belief of the actual employee requesting the exemption, and they weren't consistent in their reasoning from employee to employee, even ones that were similarly-situation (in this case, both Catholic). Great job, retards.

The city consented to the reassessments on consolidated appeals in two cases during proceedings before a motions panel, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit merits panel said. The city conceded to the motions panel that the standard set by an arbitrator for reviewing religious-based accommodation requests from the mandate are “constitutionally suspect,” it said.

“We confirm” that suspicion, the merits panel said.

It expressed “grave doubts” that the arbitrator’s accommodation standard is consistent with the “bedrock First Amendment principle” that a government can’t impose rules that are hostile to religious beliefs or act in a manner that passes judgment on or presupposes that certain religious views or practices are illegitimate.

Bonus Content:

One of the huge US employment law firms, Littler, just posted a useful tool -- a tracker for federal and state mandates, their details, where they are, and the status of various legal challenges and agency responses to said challenges. It covers all 50 states, even ones that have no mandate at all, and notes whether they're involved in any lawsuits over this stuff. Not archiving because this is of necessity going to be a fluid webpage that has to stay up to date.

The chart below – current as of December 7, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. (Central) – provides basic information on vaccination mandates issued at the federal and statewide levels. It covers directives that affect public or private entities as employers.

This chart also includes information about state responses to the (currently enjoined) vaccine-or-test emergency temporary standard (ETS), which was released on November 4, 2021 by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). That information will be provided only for states that have workplace safety and health programs approved by OSHA. States with approved plans are required to adopt standards that are at least as effective as (even if not identical to) OSHA’s standards.
 

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Here we fucking go again - Plan B set to be activated by UK Gov (Second link)
This mornings radio, the host was raging about how he cancelled his xmas gathering while members of the government partied in secret. People are crying over how they had to let family members die alone in hospital, miss the kids, stay inside, while mps did coke and hancock shagged his mistress and mps laughed over their 4am parties. They say 'how could they do this when people were dying?' but they won't realise that they did it because the pandemic didn't matter. they knew this was all just to keep the plebs down. none of it mattered. Cummings visited Durham castle and MPs had "cheese and wine" nights until 4am while people like me got stopped by the police while walking home and asked what I was doing outside so late. Guy Fawkes is trending on twitter but no one's gonna do shit about it.
EDIT: Bojo decided to announce them 'last night' when the ITV leak came out. (Police might investigate that link. thanks met) FT times - work from home and vaccine passports.
 
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EDIT: Bojo decided to announce them 'last night' when the ITV leak came out. (Police might investigate that link. thanks met) FT times - work from home and vaccine passports.
That's one way to change a topic, also reminder there is a plan C still to come into effect. It's pretty clear that they use Xi to keep pushing even tho A.30 made the vaccine redundant in October, I hope the world leaders can buy a lot with 30 pieces of silver.
 
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The guys of American Thinker posted a interesting article about Covid fallacies.
December 8, 2021

Multiple Logical Fallacies Elevate COVID Vaccines Over COVID Treatments​

By Ted Noel, MD

Monday morning, as I did my morning bicycle ride (I live in a safe neighborhood), I listened to Breitbart News host Alex Marlowe interview John Nolte, another Breitbart personality about COVID vaccination hesitancy. By the end of the interview, they’d wandered through several logical fallacies that need to be exposed so people can accurately balance vaccines versus treatments.
Marlowe and Nolte quoted data purporting to show that Washington state counties that Trump won have much higher COVID death rates than counties that Biden won. Vaccination rates are blamed for the difference. Marlowe went on to declare that it’s been proven that Ivermectin is a “dewormer” and should be removed from the conversation. These factoids are so illogical for a so-called conservative outlet that we must have a short refresher.

Figures Don’t Lie, but Liars Can Figure
The key offender here is something called “relative risk.” If there’s a one in a million chance of something happening, that’s a minuscule absolute risk. If it goes up to two in a million, it’s still a minuscule absolute risk that you really won’t get bothered about. But that same difference can be presented as a 100% increase in risk or a doubling, which sounds really awful.
When it comes to COVID, the overall rate of death is in the tenths of a percent in the most vulnerable population. Headlines about Republicans killing off their voter base are simply scaremongering in the decimal points using relative instead of absolute risk. The real rate of death under age 50 for COVID is “indistinguishable from zero” according to the weekly British monitoring service.

Figures Don’t Lie, but Liars Can Figure (Part 2)
Let’s suppose that David Leonhardt is presenting accurate data from Washington State and that red counties are seeing excess deaths. Let’s discount the “overtesting” issue because it is likely the same in all areas. Let’s also assume that the “vaccines” do offer some degree of protection, even though data clearly shows that such protection fades rapidly, with new variants making them even less effective. So, what’s happening?
Here we’re seeing the Fallacy of the Excluded Middle. The loud voices refuse to accept that there’s an option beyond “vaxxed or not vaxxed.” In this case, Marlowe’s blithe “dewormer” comment shows that he’s committing a different logical fallacy, the Appeal to Authority. He has accepted the FDA’s false warning that “you are not a horse, etc.” so you should not take Ivermectin, an extremely safe drug with a wide range of antiviral effects.
Randomized controlled trials have proven that IVM reduces COVID deaths even better than the vaccine. The state of Uttar Pradesh in India used IVM to wipe out COVID for 241 million people. But those people in Washington’s red counties were ruled by Dark Lord Inslee, making IVM and HCQ unavailable. No medical discussion can be complete without these alternatives.

Liars Can Force You to Behave How They Want You to Behave
As I’ve noted, for you to exercise an option to seek alternative treatment, you must have a physician who is willing to prescribe such medication. But most of those doctors will refuse because, under the dictatorial rule of officials such as Governor Inslee, such prescribing is likely to get that doctor’s license to practice medicine revoked. With such a Sword of Damocles overhead, few prescribers will go near IVM or HCQ. That means they can talk vaxxed or not vaxxed as if those are the only possibilities.

Omicron

This virus is mutating according to Muller’s Ratchet. That is, it’s getting easier to catch, and less likely to make you really sick or dead. It’s affecting young children more than earlier variants. Any benefit of the vaccine is unknown. At the same time, there’s no reason to suspect that IVM and HCQ would not be effective against it.

In other words, Omicron is just one step of COVID-19 becoming another variant of the common cold. Or it may have simply swapped some of its genetic sequence with a common cold virus. That might explain why it’s showing up all over the world at once.

Masks Don’t Help

I feel like I’m beating a dead horse here, but facts are facts. We have dozens of surveillance studies that show that the general public wearing masks has no effect on the transmission of airborne viruses. You either have an easy-to-breathe-through cloth diaper that doesn’t filter or an expensive disposable diaper that filters but that you breathe around. Neither one has any useful effect. A recent study supposedly shows that masks work, but it has so many (scientific) holes that it simply doesn’t hold water.

COVID is a Mild Disease (if you treat it!)

COVID is one of those mild diseases that sends sick people over the edge because they don’t need much of a shove. But for healthy people to die of it, they must be kept away from effective drugs like IVM and HCQ. Having prevented treatment, the Quixotic Quislings of Quarantine can then claim that COVID is far worse than it actually is.

With any of the proven protocols for those drugs, COVID is no worse than the flu. But the billions available in the COVID lottery are so large that it’s hard for anyone to remember that the task of a doctor is to treat the sick, not to keep them away from treatment because they didn’t get a shot that is less effective than the $8 India spent.

Parting Thought
The COVID pandemic is a man-caused disaster, and I’m not talking about how the bug was created. In the earliest days, we didn’t know how to treat it but within a couple of months effective HCQ protocols were available. Those protocols, though, contradicted the bureaucrats at NIH/CDC/LSD who were married to their own approach of lockdown, distance, and vaccinate – unless you are one of the elites. They were the smartest people in the room, and anyone who contradicted them was the spawn of the devil.

We have extremely effective protocols that anyone who gets sick should be able to use, but those bureaucrats can punish anyone who prescribes one of them. In short, we are in a concentration camp from sea to shining sea. America the Beautiful is now COVIDia the Rapacious. We are cannon fodder at the command of those who know nothing but do not care.
 
Here we fucking go again - Plan B set to be activated by UK Gov (Second link)
This mornings radio, the host was raging about how he cancelled his xmas gathering while members of the government partied in secret. People are crying over how they had to let family members die alone in hospital, miss the kids, stay inside, while mps did coke and hancock shagged his mistress and mps laughed over their 4am parties. They say 'how could they do this when people were dying?' but they won't realise that they did it because the pandemic didn't matter. they knew this was all just to keep the plebs down. none of it mattered. Cummings visited Durham castle and MPs had "cheese and wine" nights until 4am while people like me got stopped by the police while walking home and asked what I was doing outside so late. Guy Fawkes is trending on twitter but no one's gonna do shit about it.
EDIT: Bojo decided to announce them 'last night' when the ITV leak came out. (Police might investigate that link. thanks met) FT times - work from home and vaccine passports.
He got caught breaking the rules and immediately punished us by bringing in more rules that he's not going to abide by. I'd expect nothing less.
 
This radio host really missed the point huh.
it was Heart FM or something similar- I don't expect the guy to be smart. I was surprised when he told everyone to have their xmas parties this year and to make them 'family sized' and invite everyone they knew. Wonder how thats gonna work out now restrictions are coming in.
Parliament is live now asking questions - 3 different parties last year confirmed, a quiz for aides, over 30 people from different departments. Apparently this is making the news across the pond can any yanks confirm? Oh btw boris is really sorry : (
Edit: 13th of november party in downing street (not the flat party) rumoured. Booing in parliament after she asked. Both questions before and after were vaccine related, mainly boosters and 3rd pfizer- reviewing the 15 day waiting requirement between jabs. Other questions about how shit nhs dentristy is in north east/east midlands, why the north east still has no power, etc.
Edit Edit; Birmingham MP asks question from constituent who had father and sister die of covid if trust matters in British politics. Lot of booing from his answer of 'what did or didn't happen'.
 
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