The Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier

Mind you if you can convince the Catholic Church your seven children are b@stards and be allowed to marry as a virgin bridegroom in a Catholic Cathedral, feeding bull$hit on an industrial scale to millions of eejits ought to be a doddle. XD

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...CMP=GTUK_email

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Thanks very much BT, the sun is shining, the Barbie is all ready in the garden, the ROSÉ is in the fridge, (Rose Hill from a vineyard in Surrey), I'm all set for a pleasant relaxing day in the sunshine and you want to know why Boris got married in a Catholic church. Thank you for ruining my day, how can I relax while I ponder a question of such great import, in fact it's going to play on my mind so much I now doubt I'll get to sleep tonight.

B@stard >;)

"Exclusive: UK vaccine passport plans to be scrapped
There will be no legal requirement to show Covid jab status at large events, as ministers go cool on proposals"

A rare glimpse of sanity in the madhouse.:O

sinkov ---just to counteract your glimpse of sanity ----why, in this world of non-gender designation, have they instituted a Women Only queue for immunisation in Bolton? Obviously, another sign of the irrelevance of us old white males! XD
Perhaps I should have asked BT he has his finger on the pulse in Bolton ---doesn't he?

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Originally Posted by Supersub6

sinkov ---just to counteract your glimpse of sanity ----why, in this world of non-gender designation, have they instituted a Women Only queue for immunisation in Bolton? Obviously, another sign of the irrelevance of us old white males! XD
Perhaps I should have asked BT he has his finger on the pulse in Bolton ---doesn't he?

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I would think it's because certain sections of society do not altogether approve of women and men being treated equally Sub. A nephew of mine, the one who has the apartment on the Quayside in Newcastle, is married to a girl from Saudi Arabia. A lovely girl, I think the world of her, very westernised, but when we're out in public I have to keep slowing down so that she can walk alongside me and we can chat. It's her culture, she doesn't feel comfortable walking alongside a man, she'd rather walk a pace behind.

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Originally Posted by sinkov

I would think it's because certain sections of society do not altogether approve of women and men being treated equally Sub. A nephew of mine, the one who has the apartment on the Quayside in Newcastle, is married to a girl from Saudi Arabia. A lovely girl, I think the world of her, very westernised, but when we're out in public I have to keep slowing down so that she can walk alongside me and we can chat. It's her culture, she doesn't feel comfortable walking alongside a man, she'd rather walk a pace behind.

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Yes, sinkov, it happens. So sad, to say the least!

The local British Asian lasses go walking in two's fully burkad up. Boris was right on this one. ;)

End lockdown. Watch Resistance GB channel on YouTube. Lots of demonstrations not reported by the pinko mainstream news.

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Originally Posted by Quicknick

End lockdown. Watch Resistance GB channel on YouTube. Lots of demonstrations not reported by the pinko mainstream news.

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They only report on what they agree with mate. :D

Saw the Guardian headlines on the newstand in Waitrose this morning, I had to smile. Massive headline right across the top about how the 'Science' says we must extend lockdown, and on the right hand side just squeezed in, some drivel about the 'Far Right' proliferating in the Army.

And this is what Lefty bedwetters read with their meusli every morning, this is their bible, god help us. XD

A number of myocarditis cases which were reported in the aftermath of the coronavirus vaccine were likely linked to the inoculation, the Health Ministry announced Tuesday evening. The majority of the cases involved young men.

Myocarditis is an inflammation of the hearth muscle which can be caused by a viral infection, but also appears as a reaction to a medication.

Israel has been inoculating its population with the Pfizer mRNA vaccine.

After the ministry received reports on some cases diagnosed closely after a coronavirus vaccination, a committee of experts was appointed to look into the issue. The committee included public health experts specialized in epidemiology, members of the National Center for Disease Control and academics from the Tel Aviv University, Technion- Israel Institute of Technology and Haifa University.

Out of the 275 cases reported in the period, some 148 occurred in the aftermath of a dose of the coronavirus vaccine – 27 cases out of 5,401,150 recipients of the first dose and 121 within 30 days after the second dose (out of 5,049,424). Some 11 patients of the former and 60 of the latter suffered from pre-existing conditions.

Many of the cases were reported among men 16-30, and especially ages 16-19. In addition, most of the patients were discharged from the hospital in less than four days, and 95% of the cases were considered mild.

“There is a likelihood of a connection between receiving a second dose of vaccine and the onset of myocarditis in young men aged 16-30,” the group of experts concluded.
“The connection is stronger in young people aged 16-19 compared to other ages and it decreases as age increases. In most cases, it is a mild illness that passes within a few days.”
Pfizer said in a statement that it is aware of the Israeli observations of myocarditis, noting that no causal link to its vaccine has been established.
Adverse events are thoroughly reviewed and Pfizer meets regularly with the Vaccine Safety Department of the Israeli Ministry of Health to review data, it said.
A US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory group last month recommended further study of the possibility of a link between myocarditis and mRNA vaccines, which include those from Pfizer and Moderna Inc.