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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout"
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I shouldn’t think it will be too much longer especially if the bye election tomorrow doesn’t go well. The 1922 committee hawks are circling round Bo Jo...............
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Grrr typos including the classic “their” instead of “there”"
You have been reported to the standards committee of the Fab grammar police.
Zay vill be vatching |
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"It will never happen but a deadline needs to be put in place to obtain vaccination (unless medically exempt) if they refuse the vaccine they should be refused Nhs treatment "
The add onto that list all illnesses related to smoking, alcohol, obesity, drugs, speeding RTAs etc.
Where would you draw the line?
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus)."
You have thought about the above and I'm not knocking you for that.
It maybe a knowledge gap in how these things are tested? I'm sure they have ways of testing that we know nothing about that could answer these questions, but the question would then be how many people want to know and how many people would it further confuse?
They don't need to take a watch 500mtrs underwater to test its effective water resistance as an example.  |
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By *D835Man
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus)."
I don’t think we would know the answer to any of the above questions just yet. Only time will tell as more research is done and more data comes through.
Boris’ priority at the moment is to prevent further restrictions by encouraging more people to get jabbed, and that is what he is likely to focus on at 5pm today. |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus)."
I don't know the details, but those on vaccine trials where the vaccine hasn't been approved (Novavax and Valneva) are having to be re-jabbed and they've said it's safe. That's four in as little as first dose in May. |
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By *I TwoCouple
over a year ago
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Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus)."
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By (user no longer on site)
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus)."
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!   |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Grrr typos including the classic “their” instead of “there”
You have been reported to the standards committee of the Fab grammar police.
Zay vill be vatching
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Zey vill be veiting - more like |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It will never happen but a deadline needs to be put in place to obtain vaccination (unless medically exempt) if they refuse the vaccine they should be refused Nhs treatment "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You have thought about the above and I'm not knocking you for that.
It maybe a knowledge gap in how these things are tested? I'm sure they have ways of testing that we know nothing about that could answer these questions, but the question would then be how many people want to know and how many people would it further confuse?
They don't need to take a watch 500mtrs underwater to test its effective water resistance as an example. "
The deeper you go, the more pressure is applied to the watch - hence the difference between water resistant and waterproof so I do believe that testing where the cut-off is, is absolutely essential to make that differentiation and to prove a claim!
Very poor example  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
I don’t think we would know the answer to any of the above questions just yet. Only time will tell as more research is done and more data comes through.
Boris’ priority at the moment is to prevent further restrictions by encouraging more people to get jabbed, and that is what he is likely to focus on at 5pm today. "
In the meantime just jab away without knowing what the possible health ramifications will be - only millions might be affected, hey so sure, who cares?! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more."
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
I don't know the details, but those on vaccine trials where the vaccine hasn't been approved (Novavax and Valneva) are having to be re-jabbed and they've said it's safe. That's four in as little as first dose in May."
"they've said its safe" the words of comfort. |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
I don't know the details, but those on vaccine trials where the vaccine hasn't been approved (Novavax and Valneva) are having to be re-jabbed and they've said it's safe. That's four in as little as first dose in May.
"they've said its safe" the words of comfort. "
I believe you - NOT!!! |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
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"It will never happen but a deadline needs to be put in place to obtain vaccination (unless medically exempt) if they refuse the vaccine they should be refused Nhs treatment "
can they be reinbursed all the tax and n.i they have paid? I meen if they gona be refused treatment then why should they pay anything towards the nhs
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies "
Of course, making money out of suffering is both easy and fun. People generally believe any bullshit they think will keep them safe and will sign away all their rights and human suffering is a growth market. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Good grief. Can people really not think for themselves?! These journalists are ridiculous as always.
"Uggh do you think people should go to big parties where they may catch covid and pass it on to many other people?"
"Oooh the numbers are going up. Must be someone else's fault." |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Of course, making money out of suffering is both easy and fun. People generally believe any bullshit they think will keep them safe and will sign away all their rights and human suffering is a growth market. "
Why is it ‘fun’  |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Of course, making money out of suffering is both easy and fun. People generally believe any bullshit they think will keep them safe and will sign away all their rights and human suffering is a growth market. "
Agreed on the latter comment |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good grief. Can people really not think for themselves?! These journalists are ridiculous as always.
"Uggh do you think people should go to big parties where they may catch covid and pass it on to many other people?"
"Oooh the numbers are going up. Must be someone else's fault.""
Some can, most can’t, try a trip on public transport and you will see |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Why is it ‘fun’
You ever laughed at someone falling over? "
Laughing at someone falling over is one thing, laughing at someone developing blood clots, myocarditis and pericarditis or neurological disorders is entirely another |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Why is it ‘fun’
You ever laughed at someone falling over? "
Yeah, it can be hilarious, especially if you know the person ,the hilarity doesn’t last long though, especially if they are seriously hurt . So, why is it fun to make money from other peoples misery ? |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies "
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance. |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance."
There's plenty of information out there regarding the medical malpractice lawsuits they've paid out for
It's like you're trying to protect them, like their your friend
You're odd |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?! "
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance."
Raytheon is a more secure bet if you like to go long, governments use them to deliver democracy and freedom. |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
There's plenty of information out there regarding the medical malpractice lawsuits they've paid out for
It's like you're trying to protect them, like their your friend
You're odd "
I just asked a question.
Never mentioned protection, never mentioned anyone being my friend.
But thanks for your information regarding lawsuits.
But no so many thanks for your rudeness regarding me being odd.
Just remind me when we have actually met for you to make suchm a personal observation.
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
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Like the flu vaccine? |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance."
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
Like the flu vaccine? "
Which has been around for a long time, only gets issued once a year (optionally) and does not involve bribery, bullying or coercion to receive. |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
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what makes you say the first two didnt work? I can assure you as someone working with those that have benefited hugely from the protection from the vaccines... they dont cure it but they are still doing a damned good job. We have not lost 1 resident to covid this winter so far... we lost a lot before the vaccines |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You have thought about the above and I'm not knocking you for that.
It maybe a knowledge gap in how these things are tested? I'm sure they have ways of testing that we know nothing about that could answer these questions, but the question would then be how many people want to know and how many people would it further confuse?
They don't need to take a watch 500mtrs underwater to test its effective water resistance as an example.
The deeper you go, the more pressure is applied to the watch - hence the difference between water resistant and waterproof so I do believe that testing where the cut-off is, is absolutely essential to make that differentiation and to prove a claim!
Very poor example "
Perfect example actually and that is why I said people simply do not understand how things are tested, you've made an assumption based on how you believe it should be tested and it is incorrect.
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
I don't know the details, but those on vaccine trials where the vaccine hasn't been approved (Novavax and Valneva) are having to be re-jabbed and they've said it's safe. That's four in as little as first dose in May.
"they've said its safe" the words of comfort. "
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
Like the flu vaccine?
Which has been around for a long time, only gets issued once a year (optionally) and does not involve bribery, bullying or coercion to receive."
Plus... If you don't get it.. Nobody goes after you as if you are the spawn of Satan and blames you for the nhs, and other people catching flu. |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
Like the flu vaccine?
Which has been around for a long time, only gets issued once a year (optionally) and does not involve bribery, bullying or coercion to receive."
Bribery? They are both vaccines, covid is far more ‘deadly ‘ than flu though, I am sure it will end up as a once a year jab once they devise a suitable vaccine |
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
Like the flu vaccine?
Which has been around for a long time, only gets issued once a year (optionally) and does not involve bribery, bullying or coercion to receive.
Plus... If you don't get it.. Nobody goes after you as if you are the spawn of Satan and blames you for the nhs, and other people catching flu. "
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"Good grief. Can people really not think for themselves?! These journalists are ridiculous as always.
"Uggh do you think people should go to big parties where they may catch covid and pass it on to many other people?"
"Oooh the numbers are going up. Must be someone else's fault."
Some can, most can’t, try a trip on public transport and you will see "
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
"
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
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"PM news conference at 5pm
Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street news conference this evening, it has been confirmed.
The prime minister will be joined by England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England.
The briefing is expected to focus on the booster jabs rollout
Wonder if they would be prepared to answer a question on residual vaccine build up and the potential effects of increased dosages over decreased frequency?
Are they sure it is safe to administer boosters over a shorter time period (since 2nd dose) and how can they possibly know this as we have only been administering the vaccine for one year?
Will they issue a tweaked booster every time their is a variant of concern? If so then do they know the impact of continual boosters on the body? How do they know that?
Why do ALL medicines have a maximum dosage over a given period and these covid vaccines don’t?
Only the Flu vaccine (as far as I know) has an annual “booster” to deal with virus mutations. No other vaccine requires such a high frequency of boosters (most are at least 10yr plus).
You don't honestly believe that they have manufactured a "tweaked booster" in this space of time for Omicron?!
Of course not. The national policy seems to be "well the first two didn't work so we'll just up the dosage and hope for the best." Which will probably be the plan for the next variant. And the one after that.
what makes you say the first two didnt work? I can assure you as someone working with those that have benefited hugely from the protection from the vaccines... they dont cure it but they are still doing a damned good job. We have not lost 1 resident to covid this winter so far... we lost a lot before the vaccines "
Fair enough, saying "they don't work" may of been an overstatement, obviously they have had a beneficial effect for some people (mostly those with underlying conditions).
But the requirement to have a "top up" after just 3 months indicates that they aren't the solution promised. |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
"
Talking about Facebook Facebooks fact check is some person (s) opinion not actually fact or checked. |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
Talking about Facebook Facebooks fact check is some person (s) opinion not actually fact or checked. "
How else does a fact check work? |
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
Talking about Facebook Facebooks fact check is some person (s) opinion not actually fact or checked.
How else does a fact check work? "
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"I have shares in Pfizer so annual vaccination is great for my wallet. I hope there is a new variation every year so we can keep making and selling more.
Great to be making money off other people's misery and from established criminal companies
Bit confused.
What crime and when were Pfizer charged, what sentence did they receive.
Thanks in advance.
Oh, it's Pfizer - they didn't get a sentence, they get fined. Google is your friend my friend.
Ok thanks.
God, I see Google as a tool, not my friend.
Friends to me are folks I meet in the pub, on holiday, parties, infact anywhere I can actually touch them.
Google is a tool to help me find information.
Facebook friends, nah, give them a miss.
Talking about Facebook Facebooks fact check is some person (s) opinion not actually fact or checked.
How else does a fact check work?
I'm not sure how to respond to your response, with a lol or a minutes silence."
A Facebook third party contractors employees opinion is Facebooks fact checking service. |
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