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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds

If offered to you, will you accept the Covid19 vaccine, or not?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yes absolutely.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Totally...yes please.

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By *rotic-TouchTV/TS  over a year ago

doncaster

Yes I would

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yep

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By *elshsunsWoman  over a year ago

Flintshire

Nope

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?"

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook."

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

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By *rsbrooksandjohnCouple  over a year ago

Swansea

Yes definitely me and all my family and it is looking more promising for the oxford uni vaccine as astrazenica are preparing to produce millions of doses of its vaccine.after signing a world wide licencing agreement. I an not a biochemist but if a drug company goes to that length to produce millions of doses and spends £££? I don't think they would if they were not confident it was going to work. If anyone can shed more light please add comments

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By *plpxp2Couple  over a year ago

Middlesbrough


"Yes definitely me and all my family and it is looking more promising for the oxford uni vaccine as astrazenica are preparing to produce millions of doses of its vaccine.after signing a world wide licencing agreement. I an not a biochemist but if a drug company goes to that length to produce millions of doses and spends £££? I don't think they would if they were not confident it was going to work. If anyone can shed more light please add comments

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They have 14 million of Gov Funding to produce at risk.

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By *rsbrooksandjohnCouple  over a year ago

Swansea

Even with that 14 million. I would imagine they have a lot of their own funds invested.

If it works i wouldn 't say no if there was a nominal charge to help repay the government funds if it meant life would be back to normal.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook."

Yeah that 5G is a b*gger. I had the anthrax jab When I was in the military and we actually had to sign a form to say we were happy to get it, and I am fine (apart from my glow in the dark balls).

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Yeah that 5G is a b*gger. I had the anthrax jab When I was in the military and we actually had to sign a form to say we were happy to get it, and I am fine (apart from my glow in the dark balls)."

Oooh. Fun game! Find the balls!

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By *ouble_The_DelightCouple  over a year ago

Wakefield

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By *ouble_The_DelightCouple  over a year ago

Wakefield

Yes we would.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes definitely me and all my family and it is looking more promising for the oxford uni vaccine as astrazenica are preparing to produce millions of doses of its vaccine.after signing a world wide licencing agreement. I an not a biochemist but if a drug company goes to that length to produce millions of doses and spends £££? I don't think they would if they were not confident it was going to work. If anyone can shed more light please add comments

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I don’t think some people’s trepidation would be because they thought it might not work. I think it would be based on whether they thought it was 100% safe with being rushed through clinical trials in such a short space of time

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By *oriarty99Man  over a year ago

London


"If offered to you, will you accept the Covid19 vaccine, or not?"

I don’t trust the mentality of anyone who wouldn’t.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yes, absolutely

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By *elma and ShaggyCouple  over a year ago

Bedworth

I have severe asthma and am shielding, because of that I would be high on the list of people to be offered a vaccine. I would be asking questions about how similar it is to the flu vaccine first before I accepted. The only time I ever had the flu jab I had an anaphylactic reaction to it so I would need to be reassured that it wouldn’t happen with a covid vaccine too.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I would have it provided my health allows it.

I have severe asthma and 2 autoimmune diseases and should have been shielding but my GP made a mistake with who should be shielding and i only got my letter recently

I have the flu jab each year with no side effects so i would be happy and eager to have the vaccine.

Herd immunity is important too.

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By *uited staffs guyMan  over a year ago

staffordshire

Absolutely I would have had it, except I’ve already had covid and have positive antibodies so probably wouldn’t need it

And the oxford one is made totally different to the flu jab, which incidentally I do have

It’s not as rushed as people think, these vaccines were first being designed and made years ago for MERS, just needed tweaking for covid

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I am quite firmly pro-vaccine. I am vaccinated beyond the schedule and believe in vaccinating myself to protect myself and others.

However, the vaccine development we're seeing at the moment is going at an unprecedented pace, and corners are potentially going to be cut to bring something to market faster. Partly because of the overwhelming need, and partly because of political pressure.

If the safety standards are up to the same level as a regular vaccine would be expected to have, I would take the vaccine in a heartbeat. Vaccines are, on a population level, overwhelmingly safe and effective.

If they are not, then I would want to know more about the ways in which they are not, and both the potential risk to me and my community.

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By *obka3Couple  over a year ago

bournemouth

Would you take a new drug that been rushed through its approval process ? K is nhs and they have been told they will be first to be offered it followed by those shielding , in her group its 50/50 for having it or not go figure.

If I was high risk then yes as it is imvho the CURRENT risk for us is lower for the virus

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By *oelDorianMan  over a year ago

vanaheim


"If offered to you, will you accept the Covid19 vaccine, or not?"

Who honestly would say no

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Another question to ask, given the nature of immunity in corona viruses in general, is risk versus degree of immunity. It's possible that immunity from both natural infection and vaccination will wane (although I have heard speculation that vaccination might confer longer immunity than natural infection, which would be useful). Or vaccination might lead to a less dangerous, debilitating infection.

It'd depend on the risk profile of the vaccine(s) available.

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By *asmeenTV/TS  over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT

Yes

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Once I get all the infomation regarding a vaccine.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Once I get all the infomation regarding a vaccine. "

I think there's a useful distinction which I didn't make clear above, and should have done. I'd listen to the experts on the matter. I'm not a doctor, epidemiologist, immunologist, or virologist. But I have a reasonable idea of how to source reliable information.

I'm not going to make a decision based on "this vaccine functions by modulating the spike protein and by using an IL6 inhibitor" etc because my eyes will glaze over. I'm not trained to understand the details.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes definitely me and all my family and it is looking more promising for the oxford uni vaccine as astrazenica are preparing to produce millions of doses of its vaccine.after signing a world wide licencing agreement. I an not a biochemist but if a drug company goes to that length to produce millions of doses and spends £££? I don't think they would if they were not confident it was going to work. If anyone can shed more light please add comments

They have 14 million of Gov Funding to produce at risk."

But if the vaccine doesn’t work right and causes a lot of problems it will be az who pay the compensation not the gov

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No of course.

You'd have to be crazy to take it.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"I am quite firmly pro-vaccine. I am vaccinated beyond the schedule and believe in vaccinating myself to protect myself and others.

However, the vaccine development we're seeing at the moment is going at an unprecedented pace, and corners are potentially going to be cut to bring something to market faster. Partly because of the overwhelming need, and partly because of political pressure.

If the safety standards are up to the same level as a regular vaccine would be expected to have, I would take the vaccine in a heartbeat. Vaccines are, on a population level, overwhelmingly safe and effective.

If they are not, then I would want to know more about the ways in which they are not, and both the potential risk to me and my community."

The record for creating and using a vaccine up to now was 4 years and that was mumps. Science has moved on a lot since then, ITs since possible to create and model DNA sequences in the laboratory stage. What hasn't changed is need for human trials.

Ebola was first identified in 1975, the first vaccine was approved for conditional use in december 2019.

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By *oft_SensualTV/TS  over a year ago

Yorkshire

In the same way I've had the Hep B vaccine...which stopped me contracting Hepatitis B.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'd rather my parents got it, as opposed to just me. I'm not a high priority risk in anyway, so me getting it won't benefit much of anyone really.

If it means it stops me passing to others then of course i'd still take it. But there's unlikely to be a magical infinite supply when it's found.

Chances are by the time it comes around to me everyone who actually needs it will have it.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley

Yes I would, not only for myself but for the benefit of the wider community and for those who were unable to have it. Herd immunity is a thing and it works.

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By *oriarty99Man  over a year ago

London


"No of course.

You'd have to be crazy to take it."

No, it’s the other way around.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Human trials are proceeding at pace. Started here...but infection level isn't high enough to get results in the 3 months target.

Now doing trials in Brazil.

What normally tales the time is the gaps between the various development stages done in series.

This is now being done in parallel so significantly faster.

Its like the old series connectors and processors in old computers....when parallel operations came in there it made a step change in computer speeds.

No safety steps have been or are being missed out.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I am quite firmly pro-vaccine. I am vaccinated beyond the schedule and believe in vaccinating myself to protect myself and others.

However, the vaccine development we're seeing at the moment is going at an unprecedented pace, and corners are potentially going to be cut to bring something to market faster. Partly because of the overwhelming need, and partly because of political pressure.

If the safety standards are up to the same level as a regular vaccine would be expected to have, I would take the vaccine in a heartbeat. Vaccines are, on a population level, overwhelmingly safe and effective.

If they are not, then I would want to know more about the ways in which they are not, and both the potential risk to me and my community.

The record for creating and using a vaccine up to now was 4 years and that was mumps. Science has moved on a lot since then, ITs since possible to create and model DNA sequences in the laboratory stage. What hasn't changed is need for human trials.

Ebola was first identified in 1975, the first vaccine was approved for conditional use in december 2019."

Understood. The people I'm listening to on this are saying it might be a cause for concern.

I trust the process, but the process is compromised (if for good reason) at the moment.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No of course.

You'd have to be crazy to take it."

I wonder if that might be projection.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I am quite firmly pro-vaccine. I am vaccinated beyond the schedule and believe in vaccinating myself to protect myself and others.

However, the vaccine development we're seeing at the moment is going at an unprecedented pace, and corners are potentially going to be cut to bring something to market faster. Partly because of the overwhelming need, and partly because of political pressure.

If the safety standards are up to the same level as a regular vaccine would be expected to have, I would take the vaccine in a heartbeat. Vaccines are, on a population level, overwhelmingly safe and effective.

If they are not, then I would want to know more about the ways in which they are not, and both the potential risk to me and my community.

The record for creating and using a vaccine up to now was 4 years and that was mumps. Science has moved on a lot since then, ITs since possible to create and model DNA sequences in the laboratory stage. What hasn't changed is need for human trials.

Ebola was first identified in 1975, the first vaccine was approved for conditional use in december 2019.

Understood. The people I'm listening to on this are saying it might be a cause for concern.

I trust the process, but the process is compromised (if for good reason) at the moment."

I would hope devil’s advocacy and transparency of research findings in the public’s interests will prevent political pressure from cutting critical corners. This will be the most acutely, publicly scrutinised vaccine development ever.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I am quite firmly pro-vaccine. I am vaccinated beyond the schedule and believe in vaccinating myself to protect myself and others.

However, the vaccine development we're seeing at the moment is going at an unprecedented pace, and corners are potentially going to be cut to bring something to market faster. Partly because of the overwhelming need, and partly because of political pressure.

If the safety standards are up to the same level as a regular vaccine would be expected to have, I would take the vaccine in a heartbeat. Vaccines are, on a population level, overwhelmingly safe and effective.

If they are not, then I would want to know more about the ways in which they are not, and both the potential risk to me and my community.

The record for creating and using a vaccine up to now was 4 years and that was mumps. Science has moved on a lot since then, ITs since possible to create and model DNA sequences in the laboratory stage. What hasn't changed is need for human trials.

Ebola was first identified in 1975, the first vaccine was approved for conditional use in december 2019.

Understood. The people I'm listening to on this are saying it might be a cause for concern.

I trust the process, but the process is compromised (if for good reason) at the moment.

I would hope devil’s advocacy and transparency of research findings in the public’s interests will prevent political pressure from cutting critical corners. This will be the most acutely, publicly scrutinised vaccine development ever."

Of course. I fear that the low levels of scientific literacy, and the poisoning of discourse around expertise, will just create a partisan mess.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

A lot of people will jump for a vaccine to get back to normal. But you have to sign your rights away, government have agreed that them or the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any side effects or deaths caused. So it's your choice.

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By *oft_SensualTV/TS  over a year ago

Yorkshire


"A lot of people will jump for a vaccine to get back to normal. But you have to sign your rights away, government have agreed that them or the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any side effects or deaths caused. So it's your choice. "

If significant numbers of people died following any vaccination programme then I doubt Pfizer (or whoever) would escape unscathed.....

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"A lot of people will jump for a vaccine to get back to normal. But you have to sign your rights away, government have agreed that them or the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any side effects or deaths caused. So it's your choice. "

These kind of agreements are standard in vaccine manufacture due to the low profit margin involved in making vaccines and that they're essential for public health. Compensation bodies exist, and serious risk from vaccines is extremely rare. Let's not scaremonger with anti vaccine propaganda.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No thank you

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS  over a year ago

Durham


"A lot of people will jump for a vaccine to get back to normal. But you have to sign your rights away, government have agreed that them or the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any side effects or deaths caused. So it's your choice. "

That is not true vaccine producers can be sued certainly in the European Union they can. Not the case in the US apparently.

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By *atelotmanMan  over a year ago

Chatham

No wouldn't have it.

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By *inksAPlentyCouple  over a year ago

Bedfordshire


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook."

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x"

This is why I say I vaccinate for others. Those who can't, rely on herd immunity from those who can.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Is the Pope a Catholic??!!

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x

This is why I say I vaccinate for others. Those who can't, rely on herd immunity from those who can."

Exactly, we all have a responsibility to protect others of possible.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x

This is why I say I vaccinate for others. Those who can't, rely on herd immunity from those who can."

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it "

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

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By *erdyWoman  over a year ago

wiltshire

Of course. Why wouldn't you!

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035. "

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

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By *ussymufferMan  over a year ago

Lanarkshire

No they can't even get the flu vaccination right and look how long they have been doing that

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By *andyladMan  over a year ago

Hereorthere

Vaccines take time to get right. Brazil as mentioned would be a good place to test as more prevalent there compared to here.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"No they can't even get the flu vaccination right and look how long they have been doing that "

The drift with the flu means that it's a very difficult thing to get right. The drift with SARS-Covid-2 has been pretty minimal, and infectivity is reliant upon the spike protein, which is (I believe) where a lot of the vaccine work is focused.

They're different viruses with different problems to overcome.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I left Facebook because of all the rubbish and rumours that gets posted. I have never had a problem with the flu jab. I wouldn't hesitate.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No they can't even get the flu vaccination right and look how long they have been doing that "

The Flu vaccine has worked really well for me. For years before the pandemic I flew around the world and travelled to lots of places where I might be exposed to the Flu virus and met lots of people, stayed in lots of hotels. I have never had anything but a mild cold in all the years I’ve been advised to have a flu jab. It works pretty well. However COVID is a different type of virus and the vaccine development is based around the cold virus rather than influenza.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet. "

You do understand how this works right? (of course you don't)

You DO know they had volunteer tests cases earlier this year where they took healthy people and infected them deliberately, with consent, so they could use the results to develop a vaccine right?

You DO understand that the vaccine being developed has literally nothing to do with whether a large amount of the population is infected right?

No... I didn't think you did...

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By *ussymufferMan  over a year ago

Lanarkshire

Get the freedom of information on the admissions to hospitals when the flu jab is started to given out there is a spike in hospital admissions

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

You do understand how this works right? (of course you don't)

You DO know they had volunteer tests cases earlier this year where they took healthy people and infected them deliberately, with consent, so they could use the results to develop a vaccine right?

You DO understand that the vaccine being developed has literally nothing to do with whether a large amount of the population is infected right?

No... I didn't think you did... "

Err I don't think that's right. We don't do challenge trials anymore. I think the earlier tests were for safety.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

You do understand how this works right? (of course you don't)

You DO know they had volunteer tests cases earlier this year where they took healthy people and infected them deliberately, with consent, so they could use the results to develop a vaccine right?

You DO understand that the vaccine being developed has literally nothing to do with whether a large amount of the population is infected right?

No... I didn't think you did...

Err I don't think that's right. We don't do challenge trials anymore. I think the earlier tests were for safety."

It's not right, I know people who are part of the current trials (they volunteered).

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS  over a year ago

Durham


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x"

That is the reason why enough people have to have the vaccine. To protect the small amount of people who unable to have a vaccine due reactions with any ingredient. They would be protected by herd immunity.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant."

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

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By *inksAPlentyCouple  over a year ago

Bedfordshire


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Or because of the ingredients some people might have anaphalactic shock and die...

Ms x

That is the reason why enough people have to have the vaccine. To protect the small amount of people who unable to have a vaccine due reactions with any ingredient. They would be protected by herd immunity."

And I appreciate all the people that have done this for other vaccines - they have helped to protect my family.

Not all people who don't have vaccines are anti-vaxxers. But some people don't realise that.

Ms x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made. "

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’d take it but wouldn’t be the first person to have it

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made. "

You do realise this infection is likely to become endemic and isn't harmless?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck"

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

You do realise this infection is likely to become endemic and isn't harmless?"

It's not a high consequence infectious disease. Governments own words, not mine.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

You do realise this infection is likely to become endemic and isn't harmless?

It's not a high consequence infectious disease. Governments own words, not mine. "

If you believe the way the government has spun this, then whatever you like.

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By *he riverdeep69Couple  over a year ago

North west ish

Nope. Definitely not. I'd let all you shouting from the moral high ground that only idiots won't have it have first go. Then make an informed choice when the mass hysteria calms down.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Once I get all the infomation regarding a vaccine.

I think there's a useful distinction which I didn't make clear above, and should have done. I'd listen to the experts on the matter. I'm not a doctor, epidemiologist, immunologist, or virologist. But I have a reasonable idea of how to source reliable information.

I'm not going to make a decision based on "this vaccine functions by modulating the spike protein and by using an IL6 inhibitor" etc because my eyes will glaze over. I'm not trained to understand the details. "

Also observing any side effects with the people who get the vaccine first. I know there are many factors that can determined side effects but this, with the amount of understandable infomation. I can only then make my own mind. I wouldn't even call it an educated guess just the most informed guess I can make.

But if there is also different options of vaccine then it will perhaps, be the case of finding the most suited to your specific make-up.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

You do realise this infection is likely to become endemic and isn't harmless?

It's not a high consequence infectious disease. Governments own words, not mine.

If you believe the way the government has spun this, then whatever you like."

Quite the opposite. I don't believe an damn word they say. By any objective measure we are in the 3 worst handled countries in the world. Hence why I wouldn't believe them if they said a vaccine was safe and since I have no way to fact check the trials myself, then I'll pass. I think they'd do anything to get out of this mess they've made.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I will wait and assess the evidence when & if a vaccine is eventually available.

I am not in a high risk group, so the risk/benefit analysis isn't easy. Covid is not an especially deadly virus and even with the most rigourous testing any new vaccine or drug carries it's own risks.

Everyone has to balance the risk for themselves as everyones situation is unique.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I will wait and assess the evidence when & if a vaccine is eventually available.

I am not in a high risk group, so the risk/benefit analysis isn't easy. Covid is not an especially deadly virus and even with the most rigourous testing any new vaccine or drug carries it's own risks.

Everyone has to balance the risk for themselves as everyones situation is unique."

I unfortunately caught it, and have been knocked flat for six weeks and counting. Dead isn't the only bad outcome.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

I unfortunately caught it, and have been knocked flat for six weeks and counting. Dead isn't the only bad outcome."

Sorry to hear that & I wish you a speedy recovery.

I'm aware of the possible outcomes of contracting Covid and wouldn't seek to dismiss it as a disease without consequence for some. So far though the evidence suggests that serious long term illness is relatively uncommon with the majority making a full recovery in a couple of weeks.

That's why I'm undecided - the risk from both the vaccine and the disease are both not completely known.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

I unfortunately caught it, and have been knocked flat for six weeks and counting. Dead isn't the only bad outcome.

Sorry to hear that & I wish you a speedy recovery.

I'm aware of the possible outcomes of contracting Covid and wouldn't seek to dismiss it as a disease without consequence for some. So far though the evidence suggests that serious long term illness is relatively uncommon with the majority making a full recovery in a couple of weeks.

That's why I'm undecided - the risk from both the vaccine and the disease are both not completely known."

Sure. The vaccine isn't developed yet so we don't know. But I fear the spin on it has become, it's not scary unless you're particularly physically vulnerable. It's just not true.

I too will weigh things up for reasons I've stated above, but I think mass vaccination (with medical exemption only) is our only escape from this.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No I wouldnt, especially now when bill gates is involved. I dont buy into all this hysteria and paranoia surrounding covid that the media have hyped up, working on your immune system is all that is needed

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right?

Yep. What is it specifically about Sunetra Gupta that makes you think she is involved in bailing out the Governement’s clusterfuck? I’m wondering if you know something about her involvement in the vaccine development that I don’t."

She's extremely critical of the governments approach and Imperial college modelling that it's based on. She disagrees with pretty much all the governments main assertions about how the virus behaves. She advocates a more rapid exit from lockdown, in complete contrast to Chris Whitty saying he can't see an exit without a vaccine.

I just don't know why you'd cite oxford university like they are in approval of the governments approach.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right? "

Help me understand why after her advice was ignored in favour of Ferguson’s at Imperial College and SAGE running counter to her study, she is motivated to sort out the Government’s clusterfuck? Do you know somethingI don’t? Of course being Hill’s wife means she is invested in the vaccine development.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No I wouldnt, especially now when bill gates is involved. I dont buy into all this hysteria and paranoia surrounding covid that the media have hyped up, working on your immune system is all that is needed "

Not everyone can do anything to boost their immune system.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right?

Yep. What is it specifically about Sunetra Gupta that makes you think she is involved in bailing out the Governement’s clusterfuck? I’m wondering if you know something about her involvement in the vaccine development that I don’t.

She's extremely critical of the governments approach and Imperial college modelling that it's based on. She disagrees with pretty much all the governments main assertions about how the virus behaves. She advocates a more rapid exit from lockdown, in complete contrast to Chris Whitty saying he can't see an exit without a vaccine.

I just don't know why you'd cite oxford university like they are in approval of the governments approach. "

They aren’t. But they are heading the vaccine development.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right?

Yep. What is it specifically about Sunetra Gupta that makes you think she is involved in bailing out the Governement’s clusterfuck? I’m wondering if you know something about her involvement in the vaccine development that I don’t.

She's extremely critical of the governments approach and Imperial college modelling that it's based on. She disagrees with pretty much all the governments main assertions about how the virus behaves. She advocates a more rapid exit from lockdown, in complete contrast to Chris Whitty saying he can't see an exit without a vaccine.

I just don't know why you'd cite oxford university like they are in approval of the governments approach.

They aren’t. But they are heading the vaccine development."

They are heading the UK one which should fail because there wasn't enough coronavirus circulating in May and June to make the results meaningful. Sunetra Gupta does not believe we need a vaccine to exit lockdown. Chris Whitty does. Hope that's clear enough.

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds

The government and their associated departments are working their arses off to minimise the effects of this virus. I am very relieved I live in the UK and not some other country where there is little or no effort to deal with the situation. Boris Johnson and his cohorts are successfully dealing with it, and we'll see how other countries have faired when all the statstics are in say a year from now. Thank god it's not Jeremy Covid and his grey cohorts that are trying to deal with it!

I will be at the head of the queue to be vaccinated. Those that don't? Well good luck.

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By *j48Man  over a year ago

Wigan

No

I'd wait and see how many died with being infected with a covid 19 virus, vaccine..

What drug do you know of without side effects?

Ohh there's another drug which will negate that, that has other side effects, oh there's another drug that can help with that....

And the NHS wonder why they need money from the magic cash point in the sky every day....

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By *arry247Couple  over a year ago

Wakefield

By the time it was offered to us there would have been quite an uptake and we would have heard if it was "safe" or not. But most likely

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?"

Because it takes years to produce a safe vaccine, they won't know all the side effects for a long time and some could include heart,liver,kidney problems or even some forms of cancer.

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By *esires of HertsCouple  over a year ago

Herts and London Borders


"The government and their associated departments are working their arses off to minimise the effects of this virus. I am very relieved I live in the UK and not some other country where there is little or no effort to deal with the situation. Boris Johnson and his cohorts are successfully dealing with it, and we'll see how other countries have faired when all the statstics are in say a year from now. Thank god it's not Jeremy Covid and his grey cohorts that are trying to deal with it!

I will be at the head of the queue to be vaccinated. Those that don't? Well good luck."

This is so all true and well said

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The government and their associated departments are working their arses off to minimise the effects of this virus. I am very relieved I live in the UK and not some other country where there is little or no effort to deal with the situation. Boris Johnson and his cohorts are successfully dealing with it, and we'll see how other countries have faired when all the statstics are in say a year from now. Thank god it's not Jeremy Covid and his grey cohorts that are trying to deal with it!

I will be at the head of the queue to be vaccinated. Those that don't? Well good luck."

The UK is one of the worst hit countries despite having an excellent healthcare system and high level of preparedness. The government has overseen a clusterfuck of epic proportions.

I will likely be vaccinated, I see it as my civic duty. But so is calling these self congratulatory buffoons to account for the blood on their hands.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

It's not right, I know people who are part of the current trials (they volunteered). "

yes... that's what the word 'consent' means. i.e you volunteer to do it.

They have already tested the virus on people to see how it works on demographics, which help develop a vaccine.

They are considering doing challenge trials with several thousand people who have volunteered to do so if they choose to go through with them.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

It's not right, I know people who are part of the current trials (they volunteered).

yes... that's what the word 'consent' means. i.e you volunteer to do it.

They have already tested the virus on people to see how it works on demographics, which help develop a vaccine.

They are considering doing challenge trials with several thousand people who have volunteered to do so if they choose to go through with them."

What's your source on this, please?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because it takes years to produce a safe vaccine, they won't know all the side effects for a long time and some could include heart,liver,kidney problems or even some forms of cancer."

Exactly, you'd have to be very foolish to take a fast tracked vaccine designed in a few months with no long term testing.

I won't be taking the vaccine but will watch with interest at the side effects/deaths that'll occur.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

It's not right, I know people who are part of the current trials (they volunteered).

yes... that's what the word 'consent' means. i.e you volunteer to do it.

They have already tested the virus on people to see how it works on demographics, which help develop a vaccine.

They are considering doing challenge trials with several thousand people who have volunteered to do so if they choose to go through with them."

So when you said they'd already done challenge trials earlier, you were talking shit then?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

To be honest I would give it some thought, I don’t use Facebook and I don’t read conspiracy theories etc. But a vaccine fast tracked through in record time would give me reason to pause and consider if I wanted it

The elephant in the parliament square is that there's simply not enough covid19 around, to draw meaningful data on its effectiveness without directly exposing the test cases to covid19; which they haven't done yet.

I'll be happy to have the vaccine... in 2035.

Which is one reason why they're testing in Brazil, where it's running rampant.

That's something I suppose, but there are still problems with that approach. Anyway, don't let me stop you, ya'll fill your boots with it. Still, I won't be taking any risks with my health to bail the government out of this clusterfuck situation they made.

I doubt Oxford University scientists see it as bailing the Govt out of a clusterfuck

Lol, are you being ironic? You know who Sunetra Gupta is right?

Yep. What is it specifically about Sunetra Gupta that makes you think she is involved in bailing out the Governement’s clusterfuck? I’m wondering if you know something about her involvement in the vaccine development that I don’t.

She's extremely critical of the governments approach and Imperial college modelling that it's based on. She disagrees with pretty much all the governments main assertions about how the virus behaves. She advocates a more rapid exit from lockdown, in complete contrast to Chris Whitty saying he can't see an exit without a vaccine.

I just don't know why you'd cite oxford university like they are in approval of the governments approach.

They aren’t. But they are heading the vaccine development.

They are heading the UK one which should fail because there wasn't enough coronavirus circulating in May and June to make the results meaningful. Sunetra Gupta does not believe we need a vaccine to exit lockdown. Chris Whitty does. Hope that's clear enough."

I’m still not understanding your point.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook."

5G?..... mate catch yourself on LOL

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"A lot of people will jump for a vaccine to get back to normal. But you have to sign your rights away, government have agreed that them or the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any side effects or deaths caused. So it's your choice.

That is not true vaccine producers can be sued certainly in the European Union they can. Not the case in the US apparently."

Because it's being pushed through they are exempt its the deal, or no vaccine the worlds gone mad. But only way to get a vaccine to market in time, or 5 years wait.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

So when you said they'd already done challenge trials earlier, you were talking shit then? "

I didn't claim that. Please learn to read.

I never claimed they'd done challenge trials (they didn't have a vaccine back then). I said they deliberately infected volunteers to help develop a vaccine.

Let's just cut with the sarcasm. You've gotten your facts wrong with every single post so far, and resorted to personal insults and red herrings to change the topic.

I don't quite know who you think you're convincing anymore, but they're probably needing help with being fed.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

What's your source on this, please?"

The preliminary demographic trials were done by Queen Mary BioEnterprises Innovation Centre in London. It's quite common practice for these things, and the BBC did a short video on it back in March.

1daysooner.org currently lists the volunteers for challenge trials at around 28,000 which you can check on their site.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

So when you said they'd already done challenge trials earlier, you were talking shit then?

I didn't claim that. Please learn to read.

I never claimed they'd done challenge trials (they didn't have a vaccine back then). I said they deliberately infected volunteers to help develop a vaccine.

Let's just cut with the sarcasm. You've gotten your facts wrong with every single post so far, and resorted to personal insults and red herrings to change the topic.

I don't quite know who you think you're convincing anymore, but they're probably needing help with being fed."

Pot is calling the kettle black. You said: "You DO understand that the vaccine being developed has literally nothing to do with whether a large amount of the population is infected right?"

Here's a quote from the BBC in april: "The only way the team will know if the Covid-19 vaccine works is by comparing the number of people who get infected with coronavirus in the months ahead from the two arms of the trial.

That could be a problem if cases fall rapidly in the UK, because there may not be enough data."

So actually it matters a lot how rampant the virus is in society.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

What's your source on this, please?

The preliminary demographic trials were done by Queen Mary BioEnterprises Innovation Centre in London. It's quite common practice for these things, and the BBC did a short video on it back in March.

1daysooner.org currently lists the volunteers for challenge trials at around 28,000 which you can check on their site."

... So they've discussed but not done a challenge trial?

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

We have been officially lowered from a 4 to a stage 3, which means that from what I gather there is the chance of social distancing being lessened, and if we go to stage 2, minimal or or no social distancing needed.

I don't really need to see why people need a vaccine at the rate that it seems the virus is burning itself out.

Obviously only what I'm thinking personally and I'm sure I can be influenced by more or new information if and when I find some.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"We have been officially lowered from a 4 to a stage 3, which means that from what I gather there is the chance of social distancing being lessened, and if we go to stage 2, minimal or or no social distancing needed.

I don't really need to see why people need a vaccine at the rate that it seems the virus is burning itself out.

Obviously only what I'm thinking personally and I'm sure I can be influenced by more or new information if and when I find some."

You're right. The upside of the governments disastrous handling is that most the damage has been done. We aren't like South Korea, Vietnam, Singapore or Taiwan who have done excellent jobs but still have their most vulnerable people around.

Roughly 10% of cases of covid19 cause 80% of the next cases, something the media tries very hard not to mention. Meaning that if we hold off on mass gatherings for a bit longer, put a face mask on in public and wash our hands then you can forget all this bullshit about a second wave. There's no reason not to develop a vaccine, but it shouldn't get a pass through the safety checks just because the government fucked up.

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By *auretaTV/TS  over a year ago

Willesden Green

Not at all lol

Ask the doctor what's in it... Mercury cocktail

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS  over a year ago

Durham


"Not at all lol

Ask the doctor what's in it... Mercury cocktail "

I assume you don't eat fish or sea food or smoke all these much much more mercury in them. Most food contains more mercury in it than in a single vaccine shot.traffic fumes also contain mercury. Only some vaccines have mercury in them, some poison antedotes have thiomersal in too. Its used as an antifungal / antibacterial agent to improve shelf life.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Not at all lol

Ask the doctor what's in it... Mercury cocktail

I assume you don't eat fish or sea food or smoke all these much much more mercury in them. Most food contains more mercury in it than in a single vaccine shot.traffic fumes also contain mercury. Only some vaccines have mercury in them, some poison antedotes have thiomersal in too. Its used as an antifungal / antibacterial agent to improve shelf life."

This is such a boring antivax trope. Ooh mercury.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS  over a year ago

Stockport


"Not at all lol

Ask the doctor what's in it... Mercury cocktail

I assume you don't eat fish or sea food or smoke all these much much more mercury in them. Most food contains more mercury in it than in a single vaccine shot.traffic fumes also contain mercury. Only some vaccines have mercury in them, some poison antedotes have thiomersal in too. Its used as an antifungal / antibacterial agent to improve shelf life.

This is such a boring antivax trope. Ooh mercury. "

Everyone talks about Mercury, but what about Venus, Mars and Jupiter?

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Not at all lol

Ask the doctor what's in it... Mercury cocktail

I assume you don't eat fish or sea food or smoke all these much much more mercury in them. Most food contains more mercury in it than in a single vaccine shot.traffic fumes also contain mercury. Only some vaccines have mercury in them, some poison antedotes have thiomersal in too. Its used as an antifungal / antibacterial agent to improve shelf life.

This is such a boring antivax trope. Ooh mercury.

Everyone talks about Mercury, but what about Venus, Mars and Jupiter? "

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

I'd evaluate the research evidence to sustain an open mind. I'd like to improve my own potential health prospects and would bear in mind that by having the vaccine I would also be contributing to the health of others, via herd immunity. Herd immunity is a requirement to support people who are unable to have the vaccine due to health issues. It's the humane, socially responsibile consideration. There may be several vaccines available or imminent to be launched, so I'd consider the known options and details.

It currently looks like the virus is going to be a problem for a considerable period of time, so I'll be sustaining my interest and open mind. I may never have it but my guess is that it will be the right choice.

Why any sane, responsible person would insist on refusing a vaccine without learning its research evidence is fully beyond me.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Why any sane, responsible person would insist on refusing a vaccine without learning its research evidence is fully beyond me. "

But there's just no way for an ordinary person to do that. Remember in 2008 when credit rating agents were giving AAA scores to bundled mortgages full of absolute crap? There's no way for the average person to know that until it's too late. In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times, the CDC lie, the British government lie, the scientists advising the British government lie. Realistically who am I going to trust to tell me the vaccine is fine when we all know it's been rushed. There isn't anyone left.

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

"

So, what exactly have they lied about?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

100% yes! I don’t understand these no-Vax people ...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook."

Have you heard of thalidomide ?

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By *uited staffs guyMan  over a year ago

staffordshire


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Have you heard of thalidomide ? "

Thalidomide is the reason the vaccine isn’t on the market now

It’s already been made and could be released

They’ve been testing it since April for effects and safety so it’s not been dropped out the second it’s been made

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS  over a year ago

Durham


"Of course, why would anyone say no to this?

Because of Bill Gates, nanotrackers, 5G and Soros. But the main reason that someone would say no to it would because of some rubbish they read on facebook.

Have you heard of thalidomide ? "

Also thalidomide is a drug not a vaccine.

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By *FSEstainingCouple  over a year ago

Dartford

How do you and others generally avoid dying from anaphylaxis when eating food at restaurants?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Apparently everyone is "lying" except the conspiracy kooks on a swinger forum who like to cherry pick and equivocate on their facts and figures.

I know i'm in safe hands here...

Coming up next: Why climate change isn't real, vaccines are frauds and why a string of epidemologists were out foxed by a bunch of people who have 'done their research' by reading a few online blogs and headlines from the Daily Mail.

Well I can be glad the idiots are at least quarrantined to within an online forum...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Why any sane, responsible person would insist on refusing a vaccine without learning its research evidence is fully beyond me.

But there's just no way for an ordinary person to do that. Remember in 2008 when credit rating agents were giving AAA scores to bundled mortgages full of absolute crap? There's no way for the average person to know that until it's too late. In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times, the CDC lie, the British government lie, the scientists advising the British government lie. Realistically who am I going to trust to tell me the vaccine is fine when we all know it's been rushed. There isn't anyone left.

"

Yes and you could also get worse with vaccines.

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By *FSEstainingCouple  over a year ago

Dartford

Same way as you deem it acceptable to go on an aeroplane, or a roller coaster, or drive your car

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By *FSEstainingCouple  over a year ago

Dartford

Don't be too dismissive of genuine scepticism, it's healthy of it has provenance in a truly open mind.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

... So they've discussed but not done a challenge trial? "

That's correct. You can't just go out and 'do' trials like that. You need various medical boards to sign off on the ethics.

eg: If there were a disease that had virtually no infection rate but a 99.99% lethality. It wouldn't get signed off on due to the risk to the subjects.

If it were something with a relatively low lethality. Say 7.25% of all people over the age of 60. But with a very high transmissibility, then most likely it will be. You could most likely test it on young healthy people with the ability to treat the odd person who just so happened to get really sick.

There are various other factors like being able to screen out other people at risk.

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By *FSEstainingCouple  over a year ago

Dartford

I agree we have nothing to worry about when it comes to the mercury conttainig compound in vaccines, but I would suggest addressing the concerns sciencitically also - The compound is a safe mercury containing Compound unlike the others people are more familiar with. Moreover, it won't be present in the Oxford vaccine.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

... So they've discussed but not done a challenge trial?

That's correct. You can't just go out and 'do' trials like that. You need various medical boards to sign off on the ethics.

eg: If there were a disease that had virtually no infection rate but a 99.99% lethality. It wouldn't get signed off on due to the risk to the subjects.

If it were something with a relatively low lethality. Say 7.25% of all people over the age of 60. But with a very high transmissibility, then most likely it will be. You could most likely test it on young healthy people with the ability to treat the odd person who just so happened to get really sick.

There are various other factors like being able to screen out other people at risk."

You'd indicated earlier that they'd done a challenge trial. My understanding is that this is no longer considered ethical for dangerous pathogens. Vaccine trials seem to have taken the usual course on an accelerated route.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Nope. Definitely not. I'd let all you shouting from the moral high ground that only idiots won't have it have first go. Then make an informed choice when the mass hysteria calms down. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"We have been officially lowered from a 4 to a stage 3, which means that from what I gather there is the chance of social distancing being lessened, and if we go to stage 2, minimal or or no social distancing needed.

I don't really need to see why people need a vaccine at the rate that it seems the virus is burning itself out.

Obviously only what I'm thinking personally and I'm sure I can be influenced by more or new information if and when I find some."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Why any sane, responsible person would insist on refusing a vaccine without learning its research evidence is fully beyond me.

But there's just no way for an ordinary person to do that. Remember in 2008 when credit rating agents were giving AAA scores to bundled mortgages full of absolute crap? There's no way for the average person to know that until it's too late. In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times, the CDC lie, the British government lie, the scientists advising the British government lie. Realistically who am I going to trust to tell me the vaccine is fine when we all know it's been rushed. There isn't anyone left.

"

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about? "

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

"

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel."

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

"

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?"

So just to be clear, we're talking about organisations you'd trust and you would trust an organisation that could get something so fundamentally wrong. You want to debate whether they are malicious or stupid, as if you'd trust organisations that are stupid but not malicious

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm just going to let Bill Burr have the final word on this:

https://twitter.com/sandeemusready/status/1274145605196152834?s=21

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?

So just to be clear, we're talking about organisations you'd trust and you would trust an organisation that could get something so fundamentally wrong. You want to debate whether they are malicious or stupid, as if you'd trust organisations that are stupid but not malicious.

"

Anyone who believes that the WHO, and the UK government are deliberately lying to mislead the population, and that they are malicious and stupid, needs to waddle off into a corner and have a serious word with themlselves.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Apparently everyone is "lying" except the conspiracy kooks on a swinger forum who like to cherry pick and equivocate on their facts and figures.

I know i'm in safe hands here...

Coming up next: Why climate change isn't real, vaccines are frauds and why a string of epidemologists were out foxed by a bunch of people who have 'done their research' by reading a few online blogs and headlines from the Daily Mail.

Well I can be glad the idiots are at least quarrantined to within an online forum... "

You didn’t mention 5G as a way to catch covid

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

A vaccine would be my only chance of returning to some kind of normal life, so yes please!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?

So just to be clear, we're talking about organisations you'd trust and you would trust an organisation that could get something so fundamentally wrong. You want to debate whether they are malicious or stupid, as if you'd trust organisations that are stupid but not malicious.

Anyone who believes that the WHO, and the UK government are deliberately lying to mislead the population, and that they are malicious and stupid, needs to waddle off into a corner and have a serious word with themlselves. "

And anyone who thinks there was no evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th has lost touch with reality

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By *hades Of Grey OP   Man  over a year ago

Leeds


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?

So just to be clear, we're talking about organisations you'd trust and you would trust an organisation that could get something so fundamentally wrong. You want to debate whether they are malicious or stupid, as if you'd trust organisations that are stupid but not malicious.

Anyone who believes that the WHO, and the UK government are deliberately lying to mislead the population, and that they are malicious and stupid, needs to waddle off into a corner and have a serious word with themselves.

And anyone who thinks there was no evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th has lost touch with reality.

"

Come on then fountain of knowledge, what else have the authorities been lying through their teeth about?

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you. "

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

"

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

You accuse them of 'lying' which indicates a deliberate attempt to mislead the world population. Is that what you actually believe?

So just to be clear, we're talking about organisations you'd trust and you would trust an organisation that could get something so fundamentally wrong. You want to debate whether they are malicious or stupid, as if you'd trust organisations that are stupid but not malicious.

Anyone who believes that the WHO, and the UK government are deliberately lying to mislead the population, and that they are malicious and stupid, needs to waddle off into a corner and have a serious word with themselves.

And anyone who thinks there was no evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th has lost touch with reality.

Come on then fountain of knowledge, what else have the authorities been lying through their teeth about?"

I'll wait for you to acknowledge the first lie before proceeding.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman  over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"If offered to you, will you accept the Covid19 vaccine, or not?

Who honestly would say no"

I would.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig. "

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts."

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

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By *ersnickety PantsWoman  over a year ago

Club Meets Only

I wouldn't have it

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By *uited staffs guyMan  over a year ago

staffordshire


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig. "

The guinea pigs have already had the vaccine, they’ve been getting it since April

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely. "

The Wuhan Homicide Organisation WHO were lying from day one.

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By *nleashedCrakenMan  over a year ago

Widnes


"I have severe asthma and am shielding, because of that I would be high on the list of people to be offered a vaccine. I would be asking questions about how similar it is to the flu vaccine first before I accepted. The only time I ever had the flu jab I had an anaphylactic reaction to it so I would need to be reassured that it wouldn’t happen with a covid vaccine too. "

In order to have an anaphylactic reaction to something you normally need to have been exposed to it at least once before the exposure that causes reaction.

Ideally I'd want a test to see if I already had antibodies to Covid. If so then I wouldn't want the vaccine, if not so then definitely YES.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I have severe asthma and am shielding, because of that I would be high on the list of people to be offered a vaccine. I would be asking questions about how similar it is to the flu vaccine first before I accepted. The only time I ever had the flu jab I had an anaphylactic reaction to it so I would need to be reassured that it wouldn’t happen with a covid vaccine too.

In order to have an anaphylactic reaction to something you normally need to have been exposed to it at least once before the exposure that causes reaction.

Ideally I'd want a test to see if I already had antibodies to Covid. If so then I wouldn't want the vaccine, if not so then definitely YES."

I'm recovering from Covid and will probably want a vaccine, because it's very likely that immunity to it will wane (like other human corona viruses)

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely. "

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous. "

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question. "

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

"

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true. "

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

"

It'll be the one that says "no clear evidence of human to human transmission", it's not hard to find. So I'll ask again, was there clear evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? Because we know there was clear evidence on November 19th so you can keep trying to spin it however you want, but that was a lie.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

It'll be the one that says "no clear evidence of human to human transmission", it's not hard to find. So I'll ask again, was there clear evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? Because we know there was clear evidence on November 19th so you can keep trying to spin it however you want, but that was a lie."

You can't find it? Neither can I. If you check their statement from Jan 12, they repeat what the Chinese govt told that there was no "clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person." Their statement on Jan 23 following their visit to Wuhan confirmed that "Human-to-human transmission is occurring".

So to summarise, when they didn't know if human to human transmission was occurring, they said they didn't know. When they definitely knew that human to human transmission was occurring, they said so.

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Goodness. A brand new disease is discovered and it takes organisations months to figure out things about it. How shocking and surprising. Research needs time and observation to figure things out. Appalling

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

It'll be the one that says "no clear evidence of human to human transmission", it's not hard to find. So I'll ask again, was there clear evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? Because we know there was clear evidence on November 19th so you can keep trying to spin it however you want, but that was a lie.

You can't find it? Neither can I. If you check their statement from Jan 12, they repeat what the Chinese govt told that there was no "clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person." Their statement on Jan 23 following their visit to Wuhan confirmed that "Human-to-human transmission is occurring".

So to summarise, when they didn't know if human to human transmission was occurring, they said they didn't know. When they definitely knew that human to human transmission was occurring, they said so."

Last reply. You're having a laugh if you say you can't find it. I don't use that hell hole of a platform to send you a link, if you seriously can't find it then it's not wonder you're drawing odd conclusions about their credibility. Just put those words into google and go to images

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Goodness. A brand new disease is discovered and it takes organisations months to figure out things about it. How shocking and surprising. Research needs time and observation to figure things out. Appalling "

People like Li Wenliang were screaming warnings to anyone that would listen in December. Funny how Taiwan managed to hear him, but the WHO didn't

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It was the Chinese government that said there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission on 14th Jan.

Not the WHO. They were simply repeating the findings.

It's hardly surprising that China of all countries would try to cover this up. The CCP does all manner of underhanded dishonest things to play down the risks so their reputation in the international community isn't damaged.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

It'll be the one that says "no clear evidence of human to human transmission", it's not hard to find. So I'll ask again, was there clear evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? Because we know there was clear evidence on November 19th so you can keep trying to spin it however you want, but that was a lie."

I think it's perhaps better to let something rest, when there's clear disagreement between you and others. You're all perhaps unlikely to want a personal discussion of it but it can deflect from the topic of the thread. This comment is for all of us, not solely directed at you, I'm just quoting on from the repeated iterations of the opposing points.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

I may or may not have it. It's too early for me to call, as the vaccine isn't available today and thus the full information I'd need to make my decision isn't here yet. I'd like to have a vaccine for my own and herd immunity benefits. It would be great if a vaccine is around by winter time.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"

In the last 6 months we've seen the WHO lie multiple times.

The CDC lie

The British government lie

The scientists advising the British government lie.

So, what exactly have they lied about?

If you don't know by now then it's hard to help you. I guess it's more that there's no evidence of them telling the truth.

I'm not the one accusing them of lying, you are. You can't give any examples can you? Just hype and drivel.

If you think there was no evidence of human to human transmission by January 14th then there's just no hope for you.

Here we go with this bullshit and bluster again, lets see how it compares against the factual record. WHO was first notified by their China office of a new disease on Dec31 2019, On Jan 4 WHO released a pandemic preparedness toolkit which advised countries to check PPE stocks and testing equipment. WHO did not gain access to Wuhan until Jan 20 when they first warned of human to human transmission. Their recommendations to the international community included:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO."

On Feb 23 WHO released a report warning that the virus is “spreading with astonishing speed” and called for governments to “immediately activate the highest level of national response,” including immediate and extensive testing and planning for closing schools and workplaces.

Let me know if you want citations.

No I'm just confused which part of that you find impressive. Or how you can use phrases like "did not gain access to wuhan" like it's area 51 or something. I'll save my praise for countries like taiwan who knew damn well it transmits human to human in December and implemented measures on their borders accordingly.

Anyway, fill your boots with the vaccine, I may have it eventually so thanks for being the guinea pig.

Feigned derision doesn't change facts.

I'm sorry, could you just make it clear whether there was evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? You keep waffling so just a yes or no would be lovely.

On the 12 Jan WHO released a statement https://www.who.int/csr/don/12-january-2020-novel-coronavirus-china/en/ in which they say:

"The government reports that there is no clear evidence that the virus passes easily from person to person."

On Jan 20 WHO first visited Wuhan and their report includes the following:

"Human-to-human transmission is occurring and a preliminary R0 estimate of 1.4-2.5 was presented."

The report goes on to state:

"It is expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country. Thus, all countries should be prepared for containment, including active surveillance, early detection, isolation and case management, contact tracing and prevention of onward spread of 2019-nCoV infection, and to share full data with WHO"

Context matters as does the fact that knowledge on Covid-19 was and is evolving. If you wish to argue what WHO said or didn't say on a particular date is their definitive and final statement then you certainly may, but such a response is misleading and disingenuous.

Was that a yes or no buttercup? January 14th was my question.

If you go and check the record you will see no statement from WHO was released on the Jan 14. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen

How exactly do you think does name calling help your argument?

Except the fact that they tweeted it on that day so there was an announcement. Funny how you asked me for an example of lying but when I give one, you can't confirm what is and isn't true.

You mean the excerpt from this tweet? https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217157045318836224

Additional investigation on the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) is needed to ascertain:

the presence of human-to-human transmission

modes of transmission

common source of exposure

the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected

Can you provide a link, please and thanks

It'll be the one that says "no clear evidence of human to human transmission", it's not hard to find. So I'll ask again, was there clear evidence of human to human transmission on January 14th or not? Because we know there was clear evidence on November 19th so you can keep trying to spin it however you want, but that was a lie.

I think it's perhaps better to let something rest, when there's clear disagreement between you and others. You're all perhaps unlikely to want a personal discussion of it but it can deflect from the topic of the thread. This comment is for all of us, not solely directed at you, I'm just quoting on from the repeated iterations of the opposing points. "

It did actually start with me asking you a genuine question about how you'd verify the safety of the vaccine and I'm still interested in your answer?

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By *uited staffs guyMan  over a year ago

staffordshire

The safety, and efficacy of the vaccines is what’s being tested at the moment

The oxford team have been giving their vaccine to volunteers since April to both assess its safety and whether it works in stimulating antibodies

It’s these safety and efficacy tests that mean it probably won’t be out until the autumn/winter when they’d made it in the spring

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