SussexSteve
Well-Known Member
No
Jabbed yet......or not.
- Thread starter John Gryphon
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ChrisWorley
Well-Known Member
Yes
Cootmeurer
Well-Known Member
Double jabbed and have twice had a swab up my nose and tickling the back of my brain.
John Gryphon
Well-Known Member
I just had my first C test and got the nose tickled also.
big ears
Well-Known Member
Had a few of those as well. Like the sound of your nurses if they just tickled your nose, ours try to scrape your brain out
John Gryphon
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That`s like saying a Hail Mary after an illicit tryst with a trollop behind the pub and not wearing a frogskin ha ha.
John Galt
Active Member
No and never.
Waiting to see the after affects of the EUA (Experimental Usage Application) MRNA immune system damaging jabs and the six monthly boosters.
The ongoing media fear campaign for a flu with a death rate at 0.001% seems to be working as huge amounts of guinea pigs seem to be posting their needle scores all over social media.
Our local hospital has huge amounts of late stage cancers, strokes and heart attack patients at numbers three times the twenty year average, and at lower ages. I wonder why that is?
Waiting to see the after affects of the EUA (Experimental Usage Application) MRNA immune system damaging jabs and the six monthly boosters.
The ongoing media fear campaign for a flu with a death rate at 0.001% seems to be working as huge amounts of guinea pigs seem to be posting their needle scores all over social media.
Our local hospital has huge amounts of late stage cancers, strokes and heart attack patients at numbers three times the twenty year average, and at lower ages. I wonder why that is?
I don't suppose you've considered that the reason there are an increasing number of non-covid deaths is due to the fact that the hospital wards and ITU beds are being taken up by Covid patients who have a longer median length of stay than non covid patients. The chances of dying for non-vaccinated covid patients is significantly higher as well. And just think if more people actually thought of others and we reduced the number of Covid patients requiring Hospital treatment, we could try and reduce the enormous waiting lists for non-covid conditions. Who knew?!
As has been pointed out before, the present Sars-Co-V vaccines have been in development for years..... not a couple of weeks/months as some anti vax idiots would have you believe and the fact that all countries with rigorous testing and trialling systems have given them the ok should be of some comfort to even the stupidest of the tin foil hat brigade - you don't want the vaccine - excellent, but let the rest of us do our own thing in peace.
big ears
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Simple answer to that is that the hospitals has been swamped but managing the pandemic so waiting times are up and people are presenting late. This is worsened by people like you who are not reducing the risk of spreading the disease or reducing the pressure on the service by getting ill when you get Covid because you are not vaccinated.
It’s the domino effect of having a high load of virus in the community because it’s people’s right to be selfish.
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Rasputin
Well-Known Member
Wholly unfair to blame the unvaccinated on this current shower or sh1t that is the NHS backlog. They should start closer to home looking for scapegoats for their inefficiencies.
Rewulf
Well-Known Member
What a spiteful, ridiculous and condescending statement.
'Because it's peoples right to be selfish'?
Generally speaking, it's peoples right to do as they will with their own bodies and lives.
With your nazi style idea of how things should be, everyone must do as they're told, have whatever treatments they are told, and live they're lives as they are told.
Freedom of choice goes out the window in your big brother world.
And to blame the inefficiencies of the NHS on patients who won't do as they're told, is one of the worst parts of your post.
A friend of mine spent 12 hours in A+E on Friday night waiting for someone to put 7 stitches in his forehead, a 75 year old man.
Was that because A+E was full of unvaxxed people?
No, it's because the NHS is managed by utter retards.
YES,YES,AND YES.
waterford103
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Very expensive retards at that ! None of whom are medical and have been since Blair the bsard out them there !
