Not here in London.The majority of people are still following lock down rules.
I loved the first lockdown, I was the only one on the road for miles and miles.
Bring on more lockdown I say!
Not here in London.The majority of people are still following lock down rules.
Would you care to share with us the conclusions of any long term testing of these vaccines, whether used as a single 'make' or as a cocktail of different versions?I think we have done what is called live testing.
1.34 billion vaccines have been given.
If it was as dangerous as you and other fearmongers keep claiming it to be then we'd expect to see some reports of people dying by now. As it is, we are saving millions of lives and helping get the world back in business.
Those with independent thought can exercise that thought to have, or not have the vaccine.Some people with independent thought might just like to wait and see what happens to the 'jabbed ones' in the future...
Again, being allowed to read of any problems is not the sole preserve of anti-vaxxers.If of course we're allowed to read of any 'problems'!
Would you care to share with us the conclusions of any long term testing of these vaccines
Would you care to share with us the conclusions of any long term testing of these vaccines, whether used as a single 'make' or as a cocktail of different versions?
'Live testing' usually takes place over several years to determine any complications that may arise in the future...
What is happening now is the biggest human guinea pig experiment in history...
If you're happy to go along with in then fine...
Some people with independent thought might just like to wait and see what happens to the 'jabbed ones' in the future...
If of course we're allowed to read of any 'problems'!
It's not unreasonable to assume that over time, maybe years everybody will be infected with it.
@motorbiking tends to take a too simplistic view of the economics. It's been said that current interest payments are no worse than they used to be. There is a simple reason for that - what happens if a borrower can't pay them. They go broke and the lender looses all. When that happens to a country - the red cross etc start dropping food parcels to feed the population. We aren't the only country with problems.
As the person from the IMF said early on in a jokular fashion - keep all of your receipts, plenty of money will be available and interest rates really will be low. They have to be to keep the machine going.
as I mentioned in my following post - effects TBD but it could result in many businesses running on minimum numbers of people, increased prices in several areas and hence inflation. Noises about it are starting to get into the news.its individual businesses.
It is. It might be justified - but it is.It's not meant to be scary. It's just showing facts. Your hooked up in the view that it's all about scaring people.
Not here in London.
I loved the first lockdown, I was the only one on the road for miles and miles.
Bring on more lockdown I say!