goose 12:23 Wed Jan 22
This coronavirus in China
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anyone else worried? 9 dead so far.
CNY soon so the virus will spread very quickly if they cannot control it. It'll be in Europe by the end of CNY if not earlier.
is this the end of humanity?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51202216
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Lee Trundle
10:10 Mon Jan 18
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"Many people think vaccination status will only be recorded digitally, but I think they will insist on visible symbols, like a badge of some sort, so that everyone can see easily who has or hasn't been vaccinated, so they know who the targets of their abuse should be. It was easy to see who wasn't wearing a mask. It needs to be just as easy to see who isn't vaccinated.
The level of hatred for the unvaccinated will result in the majority of the population not only not caring about such people being dragged off to government camps, having their children taken away, having their rights violated, etc, but actively cheering for it and demanding it."
hahahaha - if you're trying to out do Goldie on the mental chart, then I wish you well.
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Mike Oxsaw
10:07 Mon Jan 18
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There are solutions to containing the virus but because all the working ones have been created by Johnnie Foreigner, the UK government are having none of them.
The solution HAS to be British - and only British in it's design and application.
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Side of Ham
9:59 Mon Jan 18
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Who do you think you are kidding Ridikzappa......
......if you think ol’ England’s done.....
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Ridikzappa
9:00 Mon Jan 18
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They are already promoting the idea that the Covid vaccines won't stop transmission, that they will only protect the person who got the vaccine. You might think it seems too early for them to be spinning it like that, because you'd imagine they'd want as many people as possible to get the vaccine before they admit that it doesn't really work. But there's a method to the madness.
With masks, we are told that a mask only works if both people wear it. Your masks protects me, mine protects you. This means that anyone not wearing a mask is a target for abuse from others.
But they are taking the opposite approach with the vaccine. Interesting, yeah? Your vaccine will protect only you. Apparently "herd immunity" no longer applies!
The reason for this should be fairly obvious. They are now telling us that even after the vaccine, lockdowns will continue, you'll still have to wear a mask, borders will still be closed, etc, because you could still be a carrier for the virus even if you are not sick yourself. It's an utterly ridiculous claim, but the "I fucking love science" normies are too scientifically illiterate to know any better and have been thoroughly sucked into the cult of the experts.
Therefore, continued lockdowns are the fault of the unvaccinated. The public will be conditioned to blame those who rejected the vaccine for their continued misery. They will conveniently forget that they were happy to force you to make sacrifices to "protect" them all last year and will suddenly be outraged that they now have to live under the same conditions they previously cheered for in order to protect you instead.
Many people think vaccination status will only be recorded digitally, but I think they will insist on visible symbols, like a badge of some sort, so that everyone can see easily who has or hasn't been vaccinated, so they know who the targets of their abuse should be. It was easy to see who wasn't wearing a mask. It needs to be just as easy to see who isn't vaccinated.
The level of hatred for the unvaccinated will result in the majority of the population not only not caring about such people being dragged off to government camps, having their children taken away, having their rights violated, etc, but actively cheering for it and demanding it.
Think about that next time you don't take off your mask because you're afraid of getting some lame fine. This is only the beginning.
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zebthecat
12:54 Mon Jan 18
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Ron is well acquainted with cognitive dissonance but not in the way that he thinks.
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Johnson
12:26 Mon Jan 18
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How does cognitive dissonance come in to play here Ron?
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Ronald_antly
12:09 Mon Jan 18
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Nurse Ratched 9:07 Sun Jan 17
They are both respiratory ailments, and the means of contracting them is the same.
So, the means of avoiding both would be the same, would it not?
I have two words for you.
COGNITIVE
DISSONANCE
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Hammer and Pickle
9:56 Sun Jan 17
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“Flu has gone because people are sticking to the rules but Covid is increasing because people aren’t sticking to the rules”
Everyone stop what they’re doing. We are in the presence of genius.
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Nurse Ratched
9:07 Sun Jan 17
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I know, Ridi, mad isn't it? It's almost as if they're two completely different viruses or something.
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Ridikzappa
8:52 Sun Jan 17
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🤡 Flu has gone because people are sticking to the rules but Covid is increasing because people aren’t sticking to the rules 🤡
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DagenhamDave
12:33 Sun Jan 17
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Golden Oldie 4:52 Sat Jan 16
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"zebthezog/Covefe/TooMuchTV
LoL
ONS figures.
Figure 4: The number of deaths in the year-to-date was lower than the five-year average"
Can't be arsed to read down the thread but is there a reason why you posted the year to date as at WE 20/03/20 for comparison to the 5 year average?
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DagenhamDave
12:33 Sun Jan 17
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Golden Oldie 4:52 Sat Jan 16
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"zebthezog/Covefe/TooMuchTV
LoL
ONS figures.
Figure 4: The number of deaths in the year-to-date was lower than the five-year average"
Can't be arsed to read down the thread but is there a reason why you posted the year to date as at WE 20/03/20 for comparison to the 5 year average?
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Mike Oxsaw
12:31 Sun Jan 17
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Coffee 12:10 Sun Jan 17
Then they need to stop all passenger traffic, period.
My understanding is that all they have done is closed the "travel corridors" and are asking (ASKING) people to self-isolate.
Oh, and fill in a form - as if THAT will stop somebody both staying indoors and providing false information.
Bit late checking up after a few days to discover somebody with a new variant has been coughing their way around the country - that is even if they have the staff (and really intend) to keep an eye on every single incoming person.
If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well.
I don't see any "Doing well" here, so can only assume the authorities don't think it's worth doing (at all).
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Fifth Column
12:22 Sun Jan 17
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Golden Oldie
I've spent the last 15 months working with the Police (not the Met). Front line cops are generally younger and fitter than the general population and than Police officers who don't work on the front line.
Cops have been issued with more and more PPE to the point that any interaction with the public in indoor spaces who are suspected of Covid require heavy duty masks that look like ski masks covering eyes and mouth, plastic pinnies like nurses and gloves. In normal interactions they're expected to wear masks and stay 2 metres away from people. Despite this, there are frequent outbreaks with dozens isolating at any one time and many getting very sick. I have no idea if any have died but the lack of death doesn't indicate the virus doesn't exist.
Shouldn't you stick to making unfounded predictions that turn out not to come to pass to then replace them with other predictions that also won't come true.
What's this week's prediction? Covid will lead to government legislation forcing us all to fellate Bill Gates and plug our brains into 5G?
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Coffee
12:10 Sun Jan 17
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Mike
Once it enters a country, it's there and will likely infect others. I think they just want to keep it out.
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Mike Oxsaw
12:07 Sun Jan 17
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Is there any reason why travellers into the UK cannot be required to quarantine at their own cost in an appropriate hotel with necessary medical and security supervision?
The hospitality sector wins on account that they have to provide the accommodation and services, the security services win because they can find work for those unemployed in other sectors, the NHS wins on two counts: firstly this can greatly reduce the chances of a new variant entering the UK population and secondly, private/agency nurses who have the skills but do not wish to work in a hospital can provide the medical supervision.
Each hotel can be annexed to a controlling hospital that manages the process and is prepared to receive any infected traveller, if so detected..
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gph
10:45 Sat Jan 16
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"Can you guess which poster found it "funny as fuck" that the vaccine was only 95% effective, yet the survival rate of the disease was 99%, because they didn't have the basic scientific understanding to distinguish between the two things."
I think you can drop the word "scientific" from that, without making it less true...
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The old c wing
9:36 Sat Jan 16
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Any news on those multiple scientific sources used to justify your dead trolling there Brandy?
On matters of competence. A quick quiz for everyone.
Can you guess which poster found it "funny as fuck" that the vaccine was only 95% effective, yet the survival rate of the disease was 99%, because they didn't have the basic scientific understanding to distinguish between the two things.
Clue - the same poster who suggested they have contacts high up in universities involved in research around COVID, and have the 'inside scoop' on the REAL version of events.
I don't know what side of science you are on Brandy, but I would suggest you stick to the foundation paper.
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Johnson
8:54 Sat Jan 16
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What are you on about ask for help?
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BRANDED
8:18 Sat Jan 16
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I’m on the “side” of the scientific method.
Strictly speaking good scientists don’t “believe” anything. They set to disprove bad stories.
Overtime more and more bad stories are disproved but it still leaves so many toconti us to disprove. This involves really hard work, time,patience and a lot of blind alleys.
GO and I probably share suspicion of elites and powerful people.I find that perfectly natural and normal as history is full of the great and not so great deeds by those that wield too much owner and influence.
What we share the most is the almost certainty that you will make some half arsed quip withno real substance after we have posted something until you dig a hole for yourself, ask for help from other equally incompetent posters and fuck off for a while.
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Johnson
7:37 Sat Jan 16
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I didn’t say it did contradict it Goldie and I didn’t say you were trying to prove him wrong Branded.
What Branded’s action in checking out your post did prove though Goldie is that he doesn’t consider you a trustworthy source of simply repeated information so checked it out himself despite you both being on the “same side”.
You’ll have to work out between yourselves why that’s the case.
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