Covid vaccinations - the legacy?

[sinkov]

Another masterpiece of propoganda from the Grauniad. Boris murdered our relatives because he had been at a 'party' for 20 minutes.
I wonder how many perished while Sir Keir was on his jolly up here in the north east and the rules still applied. Perhaps the Grauniad could give us a report on that.

Us and 'them' ------always has been and always will be, aided and abetted by our glorious media.

Boris Derangement Syndrome Sub, it addles the brain, no known cure.

[ClaretinBudapest]

[QUOTE=The Bedlington Terrier;40143487]I'd rather know if a vaccine might kill me mein freund, rather than not...

Poor Dr John is finally starting to realise he has been fooled.A very well intentioned man who as a former health care professional believed in the vaccines.Here he is talking about more than double infant mortality in Scotland and the expression on his face and the realisation that he cannot criticise what is going on says it all at 7m 26s.My heart bleeds for those poor children and parents.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Another masterpiece of propoganda from the Grauniad. Boris murdered our relatives because he had been at a 'party' for 20 minutes.
I wonder how many perished while Sir Keir was on his jolly up here in the north east and the rules still applied. Perhaps the Grauniad could give us a report on that.

Us and 'them' ------always has been and always will be, aided and abetted by our glorious media.

One of our neighbours watched his mum die through a nursing home window in Bolton because the Covid "regulations" meant he could not go in to see her mein freund. On the other hand, Blow Job was partying in the Covid HQ back garden. I understand my neighbour's hurt - don't you?

[sinkov]

Blow Job was partying in the Covid HQ back garden.

No, he wasn't.

[Supersub6]

One of our neighbours watched his mum die through a nursing home window in Bolton because the Covid "regulations" meant he could not go in to see her mein freund. On the other hand, Blow Job was partying in the Covid HQ back garden. I understand my neighbour's hurt - don't you?

Entry to buildings such as hospitals and nursing homes etc. was forbidden because the scientists thought that this would limit the spread, however, people were allowed to meet in the open air in small numbers. Who knows what the best course of action should have been? I would suggest ---nobody!

Yes, I feel his hurt, as I have felt the hurt of many people I have dealt wtih in similar circumstances over the past two years, however, it will not bring these people back, no matter what they think of Boris et al. Plenty of people broke the rules but were not pursued by the media or had the whistle blown on them.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

No, he wasn't.

I thought he had earned himself a criminal conviction and fine for doing just that mon ami.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

No worries for me either BT, everybody dies sometime. The only certainty in life is that you will die, everything else is incidental and to be enjoyed to the full until fate deals you the hand. Enjoy!

Dunno who is worse the Yanks or the Chinks...

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health...YZzRxdhRGMLP0f

[ClaretinBudapest]

Dunno who is worse the Yanks or the Chinks...

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health...YZzRxdhRGMLP0f

The Yanks BT.

[sinkov]

I thought he had earned himself a criminal conviction and fine for doing just that mon ami.

It's incredibly difficult to discover just what, in any sort of detail, he was actually fined for. The best I can come up with is that he attended an indoor gathering of more than two people, which was not allowed under the regs. As far as I can ascertain, he was in attendance for ten minutes and ate a slice of cake. I don't know about Bolton mon ami, but this does not resemble any party I've ever been to, you'll know better than me, but if this is what passes for partying in Bolton, then I can only suggest you lead sad, little lives and need to get out a bit more, possibly in the Ribble Valley. Get yourself out in Clitheroe on a Friday night, and our farmer's lads will show you what a proper party is.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

It's incredibly difficult to discover just what, in any sort of detail, he was actually fined for. The best I can come up with is that he attended an indoor gathering of more than two people, which was not allowed under the regs. As far as I can ascertain, he was in attendance for ten minutes and ate a slice of cake. I don't know about Bolton mon ami, but this does not resemble any party I've ever been to, you'll know better than me, but if this is what passes for partying in Bolton, then I can only suggest you lead sad, little lives and need to get out a bit more, possibly in the Ribble Valley. Get yourself out in Clitheroe on a Friday night, and our farmer's lads will show you what a proper party is.

It's all rather academic now sinkov, Blow Job has now slithered back under the stone he originally crawled out from.

I'm amazed the Toxic Party don't want this pi$$pot back...

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