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richcarp richcarp
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Post #31 9 Dec 2021 13:53
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" All those experts will also tell you successful viruses mutate to become less deadly and survive.
Christ, with a 98% survival rate before vaccines the end of mankind is going to be a bloody long time coming!
Forget covid, if people's income dries up because of any measures put in place by these clowns all hell will break loose. I for one will be taking what I need from whoever I want, **** it.
They've lost control of rent prices in relation to mortgages, energy will become a luxury to poorer working classes and tax will be hiked to pay for ****ing furlough.
I'm at the end my tether and it's not wearing a mask or not getting into a pub or venue I have no interest in visiting that's doing it.
Try forcing the vaccine on me, I dare you....
Yesterday's press conference was comical. They might discuss mandatory vaccination. Which with 80% vaccination in adults or whatever it is means it's coming.
****ing slime balls "

Agree, good post!

"viruses mutate to become less deadly and survive."

how odd that the MSM don't mention this
Andydave
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Post #32 9 Dec 2021 15:50
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"Not all viruses mutate to become less deadly and survive"
TeeCee
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Post #33 9 Dec 2021 21:41
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Not that I've bothered to much digging, but I'll wager, you have a look about, I'm certain that these so called scientific advisors are in some way funded by the public purse, either directly or indirectly, indirectly like working for a uni that is getting a few quid from .gov, and if these advisors don't follow the party line, the funding tap of whatever they're working on dries up and that's there lot. It's a well known phenomena. You'll find that the scientists who offer a different view to what's being presented are self funding or are not part of some .gov gibbs program. Unfortunately science has been going this way in all sorts of fields, basically corrupted to the point of being a farce, things like astronomy get a free pass and there's genuine scientific metholodgy being applied and honest open debate, not so much elsewhere.

I really don't care who's telling me the truth, the truth is the truth at the end of the day. What's been presented so far seems so murky and dishonest.

noj
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Social photographer... Post #34 9 Dec 2021 23:29
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In reply to Post #32
No, but successful viruses do.
If the virus killed us all it would be no more and nature is unlikely to be that inefficient.
If it killed us all the jabs would be as inefficient as the sceptics expected.
I'm sure it would all be blamed on the unvaccinated in the afterlife, regardless of the fact it's actually being spread globally by vaccinated and negative tested individuals. 🤔

Now if you'll excuse me I'm off to circumnavigate the m25 licking the lids of all Costa coffee machines and sneezing on door handles. I might even cut out the middle man and mow down some elderly folk in the van
Sussexcarper93
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Post #35 9 Dec 2021 23:42
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That last sentence is just utterly fantastic in every single way.
VLT VLT
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Post #36 10 Dec 2021 06:41
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Not entirely true, a virus could have a very high death rate but a long incubation time and still remain very successful. I can't remember which one it is but there's a virus which has an incubation period of 12 years, so during that time you don't know you have it but you could be infectious...

It's been suggested that the uncubation period of omicron might be a bit shorter than delta, which is a 'slightly' good thing.
Jon Jon
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Post #37 10 Dec 2021 07:27
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Wrong thread, sorry ..
Jon Jon
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Post #38 10 Dec 2021 07:29
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I can't remember which one it is but there's a virus which has an incubation period of 12 years,

That's the 'being a pain in the arse bloody teenager' virus Vince. Lots of kids get it.
VLT VLT
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Post #39 10 Dec 2021 07:46
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That's the one, my son currently has it.
Wayne Wayne
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Post #40 10 Dec 2021 08:11
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BJ is now under pressure to explain 7 parties that may or may not have happened .......
noj
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Social photographer... Post #41 10 Dec 2021 09:35
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In reply to Post #36
Fair point, who's up for 12 year quarantine
AndyCarper82 AndyCarper82
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Post #42 10 Dec 2021 11:48
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Regardless of what did or did not happen it's being investigated and will be dealt with, meanwhile back in the real world today you'll still need to follow guidance to keep yourself, your family safe and people you come into contact with safe.


If you don't follow the guidance including not getting vaccinated and then boosters and this leads to you being infected which could lead to a fatality or serious long term health issues for yourself, your family or people you come into contact with then you are to blame. Remember you made the choice to ignore the guidance which came from the scientists/doctors.


Obviously different if you make every effort and follow guidance, you can count these people an innocent victims.
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