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Old 28-02-21, 06:04 PM   #61
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This thread exemplifies all that’s best about the org for me. Civilised debate with lots of links to peer reviewed evidence.

I’ve just wasted an hour on Facebook researching some c***womble’s meme on this subject. Unsurprisingly he wasn’t bothered...

I’ll have a read through all this but it seems to me it’s too early to draw conclusions on almost anything to do with this virus. At best, we’ll maybe have a better idea what to do next time.


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Old 28-02-21, 07:44 PM   #62
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I've just read a thread on FB were someone said "the stats say so" People asked for the stats and the OP said no. It just decends into an argument and **** flinging.
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Old 28-02-21, 10:35 PM   #63
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... The German government is now pleading with population ( including over 65's ) to take the AZ vaccine, but the damage was done by politicising vaccines by country of origin, basically the EU did not want to accept that the AZ vaccine was effective, simply because it was produced in UK. .....
The UK media would like us to think that EU countries have something "against" the UK, that we are picked on in some way, always useful to portray us as the plucky underdogs.
My experience of being in EU countries is that they are almost totally indifferent to the UK, we just don't feature on their radar most of the time. The national news in France or Germany or Austria scarcely ever even mentions the UK, and hasn't done in the 25 odd years I've spent any time there.
It's usually presented in our media as the UK vs EU, as though it's one to one. Germany for example has borders with 9 other countries, they spend every day working with "foreigners" from those countries coming in and out and it really isn't seen as much of a big deal. They saw the UK as one of 28 in the EU, not as one of one.
The Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine is developed by Turkish scientists working in Germany for a German/US combined effort and the doses are manufactured in Belgium. It's not an issue who and where. They really aren't bothered about stuff being made in the UK or Netherlands or wherever, but it appears the UK media like to think they are.
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Old 28-02-21, 11:15 PM   #64
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'forgot'...Nice try Bill Gates


Which jab did you get?


I'm afraid Dave that the 'forgot' thing, unfortunately, is still very much a thing for me after my "mishap" 10 years or so ago (I'm fairly sure it was fairly well documented here at the time).


I've been given the Oxford jab (just looked at my card thing that they gave me....). I can report that I am still absolutely fine post jab too, after my initial poorly feelings after it.
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Old 01-03-21, 01:35 PM   #65
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if the jabs are claimed to be so effective then why are we still in lockdown. i would guess that 90% of the vulnerable have been immunised so why are we still having to wait till June ish to be set free.
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Had the jab this morning. No drama or fuss.

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Old 01-03-21, 01:39 PM   #67
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I've got my jab wednesday morning, hopefully no side effects as I'm supposed to be on nights

Funny thing was, I got an email telling me I'm in the critical risk group a few days ago, having just spent a year travelling in and out of London for work I'd probably have preferred not to know this
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if the jabs are claimed to be so effective then why are we still in lockdown. i would guess that 90% of the vulnerable have been immunised so why are we still having to wait till June ish to be set free.
The latest data shows the vaccine is very effective, but Governments are reluctant to lift restrictions too soon after the yo-yo-ing from lockdowns to lifting restrictions and back again.

Given the debacle we've had in the UK, I think that's wise.
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Old 02-03-21, 08:17 AM   #69
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Given the debacle we've had in the UK, I think that's wise.
Speaking of debacles, here's Cleethorpes' sea front at the weekend bearing in mind that our virus rate is above the national average and climbing.

https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/n...wn-yet-5058088
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It does look silly, doesn't it? To balance, the chances of outdoor transmission are very low, it's better than them all crowding into Primark ...
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