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Wuhan Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread 2: Booster Shot - Resume all Corona sperging here.
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Do you even read the shit you link?Kids need the vaccine
Young child with underlying health issues among SA’s latest COVID deaths
New study shows childhood vaccination reduces hospitalisations by two-thirds, says chief health officer.7news.com.au
"This was a young person that had very severe health problems, and in fact had been on a palliative care pathway."
Translation: The COVID was incidental. It's possible they were too frail to even take the vaccine for fear of side effects.
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Just to remind everyone, the elites had figured this out by May 25, 2020.
Probably earlier than that, information even today does not disseminate immediately, but it wouldn't be possible without a massive leak to know for sure.
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lmao
Remember when China reported that it had 0 infections for several months while the world was on fire from lockdowns, and that world leaders totally believed them even though China has a long history of lying politically to be looked at more favorably on the world stage? Good to see people are reporting on what's really going on, even though the situation there is all-around depressing. I saw that they're deploying drones to tell citizens to stop singing or protesting the lockdowns on their balconies and (paraphrasing) "to control their desire for freedom".
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You need to get laid.Kids need the vaccineYoung child with underlying health issues among SA’s latest COVID deaths
New study shows childhood vaccination reduces hospitalisations by two-thirds, says chief health officer.
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Jesus fucking Christ. Someone get this mad lad an Emmy for this performance. 
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So I'm seeing more people masking up in supermarkets even though you no longer have to. I was in a fairly crowded market and I was one of the few people without a mask. I felt weird.
People will take this "wear masks indoors because muh variant" thing as gospel if the news tells them too. My city is handing out Covid tests and telling people to keep them around. I'm in fear of restrictions going back up again. This is never going to end is it?
People will take this "wear masks indoors because muh variant" thing as gospel if the news tells them too. My city is handing out Covid tests and telling people to keep them around. I'm in fear of restrictions going back up again. This is never going to end is it?
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Nope. See V for Vendetta. They're doing it exactly like the bad guys of those films. It gives them power and relevance.So I'm seeing more people masking up in supermarkets even though you no longer have to. I was in a fairly crowded market and I was one of the few people without a mask. I felt weird.
People will take this "wear masks indoors because muh variant" thing as gospel if the news tells them too. My city is handing out Covid tests and telling people to keep them around. I'm in fear of restrictions going back up again. This is never going to end is it?
pen burger
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Yes. I can't remember the school or study but it was some university in California released a study that proved that The Virus had already been circulating for months and was FAR more prevalent than anyone had admitted to that point, therefore barely deadly at all.
Somehow it's been memory holed but it was April/May 2020. That's when anyone with a brain knew it wasn't shit. Elites def knew by then if not well before.
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So I'm seeing more people masking up in supermarkets even though you no longer have to. I was in a fairly crowded market and I was one of the few people without a mask. I felt weird.
People will take this "wear masks indoors because muh variant" thing as gospel if the news tells them too. My city is handing out Covid tests and telling people to keep them around. I'm in fear of restrictions going back up again. This is never going to end is it?
COVID case rates hit highest ever level in England, influential React study finds
While coronavirus cases are decreasing or plateauing in younger age groups, prevalence has increased in the oldest groups - those more likely to suffer from severe illness.
news.sky.com
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How exactly do they work?
This is a medical book. I suppose FOX NEWS infiltrated this too. Years ahead.
Please tell me, how Covid "vaccines" work?
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So it looks like those 4th shots don't exactly last all that long. Maybe about 4 weeks until the efficacy against infection wanes, and serious illness might not last much longer. Ready for the monthly boosters?
archive.ph
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2201570 (Link to the study)
It's a good thing the FDA consulted it's advisors before pushing the 4th shot. Oh wait.
archive.ph
archive.ph
Note the line in the first link about more boosters in the fall. Both links have more than a couple doctors and scientists talking about the ever changing narrative (The WSJ Opinion article is written by a prominent Johns Hopkins surgeon), though it seems to be sort of worded as though they are warning that the general public won't trust the ever changing narrative.
The FDA did have a vaccine meeting on the 6th, I can't really sit down to watch all 8 hours, but from what others said it sounds like we shouldn't expect more traditional vaccines like Covaxin and Novavax to be approved, becausePfizer and Moderna paid off the government the new shots are still safe and effective (even when they're forced to admit otherwise)
youtu.be
https://archive.ph/8PNhi (different link that gave updates throughout the meeting)
Apparently they're also struggling quite a bit to adapt the shots to these new variants, despite everything they previously had said. One interesting comment I saw indicated that it might actually be delayed because they don't know if they could get EUA protections again or how the legal angle would work when it has to be a new product. Honestly I don't see what would stop the FDA from rubber stamping EUA on anything they want though.
archive.ph
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Last but not least, I have a (mostly) readable translation of a German medical site. I don't know how reputable or major Medical Tribune is, but it seems like a serious medical site that is talking about the vaccine side effects.
www.medical-tribune.de
Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine: Protection against infection offere…
archived 6 Apr 2022 17:15:33 UTC
It's a good thing the FDA consulted it's advisors before pushing the 4th shot. Oh wait.
Covid booster: Scientists divided on need for fourth shots after FDA …
archived 7 Apr 2022 00:35:58 UTC
FDA Shuts Out Its Own Experts in Authorizing Another Vaccine Booster …
archived 3 Apr 2022 23:01:50 UTC
The FDA did have a vaccine meeting on the 6th, I can't really sit down to watch all 8 hours, but from what others said it sounds like we shouldn't expect more traditional vaccines like Covaxin and Novavax to be approved, because
Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee – 4/6/2022
Join the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for an upcoming meeting of its Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) to discuss con...
youtu.be
Apparently they're also struggling quite a bit to adapt the shots to these new variants, despite everything they previously had said. One interesting comment I saw indicated that it might actually be delayed because they don't know if they could get EUA protections again or how the legal angle would work when it has to be a new product. Honestly I don't see what would stop the FDA from rubber stamping EUA on anything they want though.
U.S. FDA aims to decide on strain selection for COVID boosters by Jun…
archived 7 Apr 2022 05:38:57 UTC
Pfizer and BioNTech Omicron-targeted vaccine delayed - BioNTech CEO
archived 7 Apr 2022 05:39:11 UTC
Last but not least, I have a (mostly) readable translation of a German medical site. I don't know how reputable or major Medical Tribune is, but it seems like a serious medical site that is talking about the vaccine side effects.
Kann die Coronaimpfung Long-COVID-Symptome auslösen?
Einzelne Patienten berichten, seit der Coronaimpfung würden sie unter ständiger Erschöpfung leiden. Ist solch ein Zusammenhang denkbar? Zumindest einige Experten sehen Hinweise auf eine Autoimmunreaktion. Fest steht jedoch eines: Ärzte melden die Nebenwirkung zu selten.
"Post Vac Syndrome"Doctors rarely report side effects
Practice management, practice management Author: Antje Thiel
Anyone who suspects rare side effects of the vaccination is often not taken seriously.
Individual patients report that they have been suffering from constant exhaustion since the corona vaccination. Is such a connection conceivable? At least some experts see evidence of an autoimmune reaction. However, one thing is certain: Doctors report the side effect too rarely.
When patients explain in the consultation "I'm actually not opposed to vaccination, but ..." , physicians should sit up and take notice. Those affected often complain that, since being vaccinated against COVID-19, they have suffered from symptoms that were not there before . It may be that some are just a little over-concerned or over-sensitive. However, there may actually be side effects from vaccination - and these must be reported to the health department. The authorities then inform the Paul Ehrlich Institute (PEI). However , doctors do not always seem to comply with the obligation to report vaccination side effects . An ARD report speaks of "under-reporting" at the PEI.
Elisabeth Schneider from Hamelin also fell on deaf ears with her family doctor. The 33-year-old works as a scientist at an institute for solar energy research. She was very active in sports until mid-2021: bouldering, cycling, canoeing, acrobatics. Now she is unable to work. Since her second vaccination at the end of July 2021 with the Moderna vaccine, she has felt constantly exhausted , has headaches, has difficulty concentrating and finds even the lightest physical exertion to be hard work. She is often dizzy, her lymph nodes hurt, and there are muscle twitches and hot flashes. "I currently get up at 9 a.m. and have breakfast, then I have to lie down again."
It has been proven that Schneider has never been infected with Corona . She had her blood tested for nucleocapsid antibodies twice – once in December 2021, once in February 2022. Both times, the laboratory report stated that there was no serological evidence of an acute or past corona infection. A laboratory test commissioned by Schneider himself revealed that her blood contains autoantibodies, which are also common in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) . And recently also with long or post-COVID.
PEI will examine connection in study
In patient communities, long-COVID symptoms that occur after vaccination are now referred to as "post-vac syndrome". The symptoms are similar to those of CFS. According to the PEI, a total of 41 suspected cases of CFS have been recorded in connection with a COVID-19 vaccination. They are observed and taken “very seriously”, but so far “have not been able to identify any risk signal associated with a vaccine”. In particular, the current number of suspected CFS reports is “significantly below the previously observed prevalence in the population”. However, the institute, together with other experts, will set up a methodologically robust study to investigate a connection between CFS and COVID-19 and is currently trying to find university cooperations.
Long-term consequences of COVID
After COVID-19, there may be longer-lasting symptoms. If they persist for more than four weeks, one speaks of long-COVID syndrome, after twelve weeks of post-COVID syndrome. Those affected report symptoms such as tiredness, concentration and memory disorders, reduced physical resilience, sleep disorders, dizziness, odor and taste disorders, tachycardia, joint pain or headaches.
Patients who suspect they are affected by post-vac syndrome can contact the interdisciplinary long-COVID outpatient clinic at the University Hospital Gießen and Marburg (UKGM). Four to six affected people are examined every day, and another 800 are waiting for an appointment, reports Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schieffer, director of cardiology at the University Hospital Marburg. Looking at the post-marketing report from BioNTech/Pfizer , he estimates that around 25,000 people are affected across Germanythe end. He is convinced that the vaccine unmasks an infectious, immunological or genetic predisposition of the immune system in them and acts as a trigger for some of the most severe symptoms: "The vaccination triggers something that was already latent. We want to understand why the immune system in these people took a 'wrong turn' - an extremely exciting interdisciplinary research area."
According to his team, autoantibodies play a crucial role in post-vac syndrome. It is therefore a matter of first identifying the autoantibodies and recording which organ functions are disturbed. Some groups of autoantibodies are associated with muscle weakness, others with cerebral symptoms or problems with circulatory regulation.
Particular attention is paid to autoantibodies against the ACE2 receptor (ACE2) , to which the spike protein of the coronavirus docks. This protein can either enter the body through an infection or be replicated in the body using the mRNA vaccine. "Depending on how the blood pressure-activating enzyme is pre-activated, each body reacts with different immunological processes," explains Prof. Schieffer.
With regard to patients like Elisabeth Schneider, he emphasizes: "These people are really sick." The mere fact that he and his team recognize the illness value of the symptoms brings relief to those affected. After all, most of them would already have had an odyssey of six to eight months before they found their way to the UKGM outpatient clinic.
The administration of cholesterol and blood pressure lowering drugs, vitamin D plus a special diet have now proven to be the first therapy. "The control circuit via the ACE2 receptor is thus broken, the inflammation and the associated endothelial disease decrease," reports the cardiologist. He wants to encourage his patients: " Post-Vac can be cured , even if you have to be patient."
He considers the broad approach of plasma apheresis, with which autoantibodies and mini-clots are supposed to be washed out of the blood, to be less advisable. This therapy is also occasionally recommended in patient forums. "But this is an extremely complex and also immunocompromising procedure," warns Prof. Schieffer. The data so far only speak for a 50:50 chance of success.
It is all the more important to him that the discussion about the phenomenon does not take place in patient forums, but in the medical community : “Of course, a lot of medical half-knowledge is also spread in these forums. But in the end it's just an expression of helplessness, because nobody else takes these people seriously. We must therefore regain air sovereignty over the scientific discourse.”
The UKGM director would therefore wish that patients with the post-vac syndrome found more contact points where they were listened to and treated. "We are grateful for open ears and eyes for this disease and are available for clarifying consultation," he emphasizes.
Definitive diagnosis is difficult
General practitioners are very cautious with statements about a possible connection between corona vaccination and long-COVID symptoms. The state chairwoman of the Rhineland-Palatinate Association of General Practitioners, Dr. Barbara Römer, not him. Finally, there have been occasional thrombotic events that could also lead to CFS-like symptoms. However, she points out: “Post-COVID is a whole bunch of functional symptoms that are often structurally undetectable. And CFS isn't something that can be diagnosed as clearly as an inflamed appendix. That is often a tedious and long way.”
Explanations and points of contact
Not much is known about post-vac syndrome. Doctors and those affected can access information as follows:
An article in Science from January 2022 (doi: 10.1126/science.ada0394) describes individual case studies and discusses, among other things, the influence of autoantibodies directed against the ACE2 receptor.
A medical report in Deutsches Ärzteblatt (Dtsch Arztebl 2022; 119: A-438 / B-359) deals with pre-existing risk factors for long-COVID and also touches on the appearance of autoantibodies solely due to the spike protein administered with the vaccination.
The AG Long-COVID & ME/CFS at the University Hospital Erlangen headed by Prof. Dr. Christian Mardin also examines and treats patients with post-vac syndrome. The first successful attempts to cure patients with long-COVID will be made in Erlangen in mid-2021. They were treated with the drug BC 007, which is supposed to render autoantibodies harmless.
The Gießen Marburg University Hospital treats patients with long-COVID and patients with side effects after the corona vaccination in its interdisciplinary special outpatient clinic.
In the patient forum " Side effects of the Covid vaccinations " those affected exchange ideas about the post-vac syndrome. Hamburg general practitioner Dr. Björn Parey, one of the particularly active vaccinators in the Hanseatic city: "I have neither experienced nor heard of such a case. Of course, everything is conceivable in medicine in principle, but the question is how probable a connection really is .” Patients always wanted to know the exact cause of their symptoms, “but there are many people in whom we can identify the causes of don't know about their illness and possibly won't find out." . parey
No access to ambulances without proof
The ENT doctor Dr. Dirk Heinrich, one of the medical directors of the Hamburg vaccination center until the end of August 2021, has doubts: “So far, these are all only suspected cases. Illnesses like CFS also appear elsewhere, a connection is difficult to prove .” A comparison of the frequency during the vaccination campaign with earlier incidences is only possible in the long term. Here you have to wait for corresponding safety reports from the PEI.
For Schneider, the uncertainty is unnerving . Because without a proven connection between vaccination and symptoms, access to medical care is denied in many places. For example, long-COVID outpatient clinics usually require proof of a past infection before admitting patients. She is also concerned about her professional future and fears that without a clear diagnosis she will have to explain herself to her health insurance company.
She also finds it stressful that her illness antagonizes both advocates and opponents of vaccination . “Some doctors seem to see my complaints as an attack on the vaccination campaign. I then have the feeling that I have to justify myself and always start the conversation by saying that I am in favor of the vaccination," she reports. "It's the key tool to get out of this pandemic." That's why she prefers not to tell people who she knows refuse the vaccination about her illness - for fear of being exploited by them.
Medical Tribune report
Practice management, practice management Author: Antje Thiel
Anyone who suspects rare side effects of the vaccination is often not taken seriously.
Individual patients report that they have been suffering from constant exhaustion since the corona vaccination. Is such a connection conceivable? At least some experts see evidence of an autoimmune reaction. However, one thing is certain: Doctors report the side effect too rarely.
When patients explain in the consultation "I'm actually not opposed to vaccination, but ..." , physicians should sit up and take notice. Those affected often complain that, since being vaccinated against COVID-19, they have suffered from symptoms that were not there before . It may be that some are just a little over-concerned or over-sensitive. However, there may actually be side effects from vaccination - and these must be reported to the health department. The authorities then inform the Paul Ehrlich Institute (PEI). However , doctors do not always seem to comply with the obligation to report vaccination side effects . An ARD report speaks of "under-reporting" at the PEI.
Elisabeth Schneider from Hamelin also fell on deaf ears with her family doctor. The 33-year-old works as a scientist at an institute for solar energy research. She was very active in sports until mid-2021: bouldering, cycling, canoeing, acrobatics. Now she is unable to work. Since her second vaccination at the end of July 2021 with the Moderna vaccine, she has felt constantly exhausted , has headaches, has difficulty concentrating and finds even the lightest physical exertion to be hard work. She is often dizzy, her lymph nodes hurt, and there are muscle twitches and hot flashes. "I currently get up at 9 a.m. and have breakfast, then I have to lie down again."
It has been proven that Schneider has never been infected with Corona . She had her blood tested for nucleocapsid antibodies twice – once in December 2021, once in February 2022. Both times, the laboratory report stated that there was no serological evidence of an acute or past corona infection. A laboratory test commissioned by Schneider himself revealed that her blood contains autoantibodies, which are also common in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) . And recently also with long or post-COVID.
PEI will examine connection in study
In patient communities, long-COVID symptoms that occur after vaccination are now referred to as "post-vac syndrome". The symptoms are similar to those of CFS. According to the PEI, a total of 41 suspected cases of CFS have been recorded in connection with a COVID-19 vaccination. They are observed and taken “very seriously”, but so far “have not been able to identify any risk signal associated with a vaccine”. In particular, the current number of suspected CFS reports is “significantly below the previously observed prevalence in the population”. However, the institute, together with other experts, will set up a methodologically robust study to investigate a connection between CFS and COVID-19 and is currently trying to find university cooperations.
Long-term consequences of COVID
After COVID-19, there may be longer-lasting symptoms. If they persist for more than four weeks, one speaks of long-COVID syndrome, after twelve weeks of post-COVID syndrome. Those affected report symptoms such as tiredness, concentration and memory disorders, reduced physical resilience, sleep disorders, dizziness, odor and taste disorders, tachycardia, joint pain or headaches.
Patients who suspect they are affected by post-vac syndrome can contact the interdisciplinary long-COVID outpatient clinic at the University Hospital Gießen and Marburg (UKGM). Four to six affected people are examined every day, and another 800 are waiting for an appointment, reports Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schieffer, director of cardiology at the University Hospital Marburg. Looking at the post-marketing report from BioNTech/Pfizer , he estimates that around 25,000 people are affected across Germanythe end. He is convinced that the vaccine unmasks an infectious, immunological or genetic predisposition of the immune system in them and acts as a trigger for some of the most severe symptoms: "The vaccination triggers something that was already latent. We want to understand why the immune system in these people took a 'wrong turn' - an extremely exciting interdisciplinary research area."
According to his team, autoantibodies play a crucial role in post-vac syndrome. It is therefore a matter of first identifying the autoantibodies and recording which organ functions are disturbed. Some groups of autoantibodies are associated with muscle weakness, others with cerebral symptoms or problems with circulatory regulation.
Particular attention is paid to autoantibodies against the ACE2 receptor (ACE2) , to which the spike protein of the coronavirus docks. This protein can either enter the body through an infection or be replicated in the body using the mRNA vaccine. "Depending on how the blood pressure-activating enzyme is pre-activated, each body reacts with different immunological processes," explains Prof. Schieffer.
With regard to patients like Elisabeth Schneider, he emphasizes: "These people are really sick." The mere fact that he and his team recognize the illness value of the symptoms brings relief to those affected. After all, most of them would already have had an odyssey of six to eight months before they found their way to the UKGM outpatient clinic.
The administration of cholesterol and blood pressure lowering drugs, vitamin D plus a special diet have now proven to be the first therapy. "The control circuit via the ACE2 receptor is thus broken, the inflammation and the associated endothelial disease decrease," reports the cardiologist. He wants to encourage his patients: " Post-Vac can be cured , even if you have to be patient."
He considers the broad approach of plasma apheresis, with which autoantibodies and mini-clots are supposed to be washed out of the blood, to be less advisable. This therapy is also occasionally recommended in patient forums. "But this is an extremely complex and also immunocompromising procedure," warns Prof. Schieffer. The data so far only speak for a 50:50 chance of success.
It is all the more important to him that the discussion about the phenomenon does not take place in patient forums, but in the medical community : “Of course, a lot of medical half-knowledge is also spread in these forums. But in the end it's just an expression of helplessness, because nobody else takes these people seriously. We must therefore regain air sovereignty over the scientific discourse.”
The UKGM director would therefore wish that patients with the post-vac syndrome found more contact points where they were listened to and treated. "We are grateful for open ears and eyes for this disease and are available for clarifying consultation," he emphasizes.
Definitive diagnosis is difficult
General practitioners are very cautious with statements about a possible connection between corona vaccination and long-COVID symptoms. The state chairwoman of the Rhineland-Palatinate Association of General Practitioners, Dr. Barbara Römer, not him. Finally, there have been occasional thrombotic events that could also lead to CFS-like symptoms. However, she points out: “Post-COVID is a whole bunch of functional symptoms that are often structurally undetectable. And CFS isn't something that can be diagnosed as clearly as an inflamed appendix. That is often a tedious and long way.”
Explanations and points of contact
Not much is known about post-vac syndrome. Doctors and those affected can access information as follows:
An article in Science from January 2022 (doi: 10.1126/science.ada0394) describes individual case studies and discusses, among other things, the influence of autoantibodies directed against the ACE2 receptor.
A medical report in Deutsches Ärzteblatt (Dtsch Arztebl 2022; 119: A-438 / B-359) deals with pre-existing risk factors for long-COVID and also touches on the appearance of autoantibodies solely due to the spike protein administered with the vaccination.
The AG Long-COVID & ME/CFS at the University Hospital Erlangen headed by Prof. Dr. Christian Mardin also examines and treats patients with post-vac syndrome. The first successful attempts to cure patients with long-COVID will be made in Erlangen in mid-2021. They were treated with the drug BC 007, which is supposed to render autoantibodies harmless.
The Gießen Marburg University Hospital treats patients with long-COVID and patients with side effects after the corona vaccination in its interdisciplinary special outpatient clinic.
In the patient forum " Side effects of the Covid vaccinations " those affected exchange ideas about the post-vac syndrome. Hamburg general practitioner Dr. Björn Parey, one of the particularly active vaccinators in the Hanseatic city: "I have neither experienced nor heard of such a case. Of course, everything is conceivable in medicine in principle, but the question is how probable a connection really is .” Patients always wanted to know the exact cause of their symptoms, “but there are many people in whom we can identify the causes of don't know about their illness and possibly won't find out." . parey
No access to ambulances without proof
The ENT doctor Dr. Dirk Heinrich, one of the medical directors of the Hamburg vaccination center until the end of August 2021, has doubts: “So far, these are all only suspected cases. Illnesses like CFS also appear elsewhere, a connection is difficult to prove .” A comparison of the frequency during the vaccination campaign with earlier incidences is only possible in the long term. Here you have to wait for corresponding safety reports from the PEI.
For Schneider, the uncertainty is unnerving . Because without a proven connection between vaccination and symptoms, access to medical care is denied in many places. For example, long-COVID outpatient clinics usually require proof of a past infection before admitting patients. She is also concerned about her professional future and fears that without a clear diagnosis she will have to explain herself to her health insurance company.
She also finds it stressful that her illness antagonizes both advocates and opponents of vaccination . “Some doctors seem to see my complaints as an attack on the vaccination campaign. I then have the feeling that I have to justify myself and always start the conversation by saying that I am in favor of the vaccination," she reports. "It's the key tool to get out of this pandemic." That's why she prefers not to tell people who she knows refuse the vaccination about her illness - for fear of being exploited by them.
Medical Tribune report
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He really does. Thing is, an irregular sleep schedule is associated with depression and obesity.
Perhaps if @Invisible Crane wasn't so repugnant, he might get a girlfriend and have less time in the evening to be getting drunk on here and being an insufferable cunt?
Pedophila really does scramble the brain. On that note actually, maybe it's best Grant doesn't get laid. Glaswegian primary school kids have a shit time as it is, especially the Kafflick ones having to fight off the Priest.
Fatboy. You are a retard now and I will keep calling you out on it til you fuck off or rope yourself. I'll post the message you sent me into here in a bit, consider everything you shit into my inbox fair game for being posted here.
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I have been blessed by a visit from corona-chan. Unvaxxed and all I can say is she's a great disappointment. Flu like symptoms for 24 hrs and then gone, just sat in bed smoked weed and drank tea. I don't know what all the fuss is about.
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Our parliament is currently voting about mandatory vaccination for people over 60. Which, quite obviously, will be turned into mandatory vaccination for anyone over 18 by autumn, of course.
Also, everyone under 18 is to attend a mandatory consultation about vaccination or something.
Our minister for health recently announced that from 1st of May people wouldn't be required to quarantine with the Coof anymore, but it'd be voluntarily. Obviously that drew the ire of the Branch Covidians who normally rever him as a prophet, so two days later he revoked that in a talkshow (!), saying that ending mandatory quarantines would send wrong signals.
Practically admitting that mandatory quarantines are indeed pointless, but ending them would make it look like it's just a regular cold, and we can't have that, can we.
/edit: Oh, and our foreign minister cut her time at the NATO meeting short to go back and vote for the vaccine mandate. Gotta have priorities.
Also, everyone under 18 is to attend a mandatory consultation about vaccination or something.
Our minister for health recently announced that from 1st of May people wouldn't be required to quarantine with the Coof anymore, but it'd be voluntarily. Obviously that drew the ire of the Branch Covidians who normally rever him as a prophet, so two days later he revoked that in a talkshow (!), saying that ending mandatory quarantines would send wrong signals.
Practically admitting that mandatory quarantines are indeed pointless, but ending them would make it look like it's just a regular cold, and we can't have that, can we.
/edit: Oh, and our foreign minister cut her time at the NATO meeting short to go back and vote for the vaccine mandate. Gotta have priorities.
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Looks like you found a conspiracy theory, fox news, racist, sexist, xenophobic, transphobic, creationist, homophobic, evil, Nazi, fake medical book! Checkmate bigot.
It's why they've pushed the "long covid" narrative. People are less fearful of it after seeing how much of a nothingburger it is, so the next play is to scare people over some hypothetical months or years down the line. Now some are claiming that it ages your brain 10 years when you catch it!
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Looks like you found a conspiracy theory, fox news, racist, sexist, xenophobic, transphobic, creationist, homophobic, evil, Nazi, fake medical book! Checkmate bigot.
It's why they've pushed the "long covid" narrative. People are less fearful of it after seeing how much of a nothingburger it is, so the next play is to scare people over some hypothetical months or years down the line. Now some are claiming that it ages your brain 10 years when you catch it!
Self-reported Long Covid symptoms level moves towards 2 million people
The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show a further 200,000 people have self-reported symptoms of Long Covid in the last month.
www.covermagazine.co.uk