Why isn't this woman dead?

Here in the UK there have now been over 90 million doses of either astrazenica, Pfizer or moderna vaccines to just under 50 million different people.

Our yellow card system is like the US vaers for reporting adrs or adverse reactions to vaccines.

The number of possible vaccine related deaths is currently at around 1600 so the realistic number of deaths directly caused by the vaccines is actually very low even if all of those deaths are directly related and that has not yet been confirmed in all reports.

So given there's been less than 1600 deaths in over 90 million doses it's no surprise that the vaccines have not killed her as it's an incredibly rare ocourance regardless of what some people claim.




a reply to: nolabel

originally posted by: nolabel
a reply to: coop039

Yes she IS 91. She has had both shots and the booster.
And she is still kicking around.

According to some anti-vaxxers she should be 6 feet under and chasing worms.

Can you find out if she has a neg blood type O neg, interestingly we have a family member 87 who has never been sick even with flu in her life. Pretty amazing but true! She has developed a kidney infection since the vaccine but seems to be fighting that off really well too.

a reply to: nolabel

Whoa! Whoa! Careful guys we got a free thinker over there. S&f.

It's plain to see that their using Covid as a way to implement Forced Socialism...we are being forced into submission for lack of a better term.

Vax or anti-vax, you have to know that looking for all-or-nothing proof is simply not going to happen. People are too different to be uniformly affected by just about anything. Some people get the vax and there are no apparent side effects. Others get the vax and drop dead for no apparent reason.

The cause and affect of this vax could be acquired but even if it was it would never be released to the public. If a thousand autopsies determined a thousand deaths were due to negative side effects of the vax do you think the general public would ever hear about it? Not a chance in hell if there was still money to be made from it.

originally posted by: loveguy
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
Thanks for your time and effort you're putting into blurring my initial inquiry...

If you had the capacity and desire, you could help answer the question posed.

Which blood type is the target of this assault on common sense?

Meanwhile, I'll be over here twaddling my thumbs...

We don't have HIPAA in the UK. The anonymised info would be available for research purposes or FOI requests or ONS request.

None are targetted though, there's no mandates for vax or boosters in the UK and the main talking points have been how only those with poorly functioning immune systems or in high risk environments are strongly advised to have them.

The boosters are made available to people based on risk with immuno comprimised and elderly offered them first. Blood-type doesn't factor into the rollout though there is limited evidence some blood group A are at higher risk of infection and/or severe cases.

EDIT: My Mum is blood group O and had hers a couple of weeks back with no side effects at all (compared to mild chills and tiredness after the 2nd). I think she had it a couple of days before it was officially released in the UK unless it was launched on the Friday(12th)?

a reply to: bastion

Maybe....just maybe there is no correlation.
Now I have A+. But there is no actual proof that that made me more likely to have been on a ventilator two times vs someone with another type.
I do see the how this has become something to ponder but as of yet nothing means nothing. Just hyperbole.

Two words. Say-leeen

Just kidding......but that's the only way this makes sense if us "anti-maskers" are correct about the jab...?

Who knows.....its crazy out there in the world.

I think it's more likely that there's nowhere near as many adverse reactions as some people claim.

Certainly in the UK at any rate.




a reply to: GoShredAK

a reply to: nolabel

I have had 3 friends have adverse reactions. 2 died and where very healthy. Biden and Kamala convinced me to stay away before it even got rolling. Hank Aaron was the nail for me. Not going to get it myself. I am fine with anyone choosing to get it or not.

Not sure why people are acting like any vaccine is 100% safe. Especially a new therapy at record speed.

Ask Malfoy....sure his newly developed heart condition had nothing to do with the jab.

I do agree one of the bords is division. Division is the theme this year. Even commercials....especially soda commercials it's very odd. Longest US prophecy is United we Stand and divided we fall. Best beleive our enemies know this well.

originally posted by: nonspecific
I think it's more likely that there's nowhere near as many adverse reactions as some people claim.

Certainly in the UK at any rate.




a reply to: GoShredAK

I certainly hope so.....I know a lot of people who have taken the jab....and I have family planning on taking it...

It's anecdotal but I can tell you that everyone I know over the age of 18 in the UK has had at least one shot bar one person.

None of them had anything worse than a sore arm and/or a bit of a groggy feeling for a day or two.

It's all down to the individual at the end of the day, reactions are rare but they do happen as with all medications.


a reply to: GoShredAK

Natural Immunity is better

This was telling: Further, "the risk of developing symptomatic COVID-19 was 27 times higher among the vaccinated, and the risk of hospitalization eight times higher."

And before you say it, I know this has been fact checked and poo pooed by the "fact checkers." If you believe them, more power to you. Just because it hasn't been peer reviewed does not make it wrong. This study just doesn't fit the gullible narrative and I doubt it will get a peer review. Deliberately so no doubt..

It is very interesting that if you have not had Covid but you get the jab, you are 27 times more likely to get Covid and 8 times more likely to end up on the death ward, er, um.. In the Hospital. The number of breakthrough cases is very ambiguous and rarely reported yet it would be a very easy number to confirm. Why are they not reporting those?

Bottom line: "This analysis demonstrated that natural immunity affords longer lasting and stronger protection against infection, symptomatic disease and hospitalization due to the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, compared to the BNT162b2 two-dose vaccine-induced immunity," the authors wrote.

I have had Covid. I don't need the vax.

a reply to: loveguy

Your question is basically a strawman, you figure it out if you want to argue with yourself about irrelevant minutia.

a reply to: Allaroundyou

I loved you on Parks & Rec...

a reply to: loveguy

Which blood type is the target of this assault on common sense?

I inject myself here if you don't mind:

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originally posted by: Vroomfondel
Vax or anti-vax, you have to know that looking for all-or-nothing proof is simply not going to happen. People are too different to be uniformly affected by just about anything. Some people get the vax and there are no apparent side effects. Others get the vax and drop dead for no apparent reason.

The cause and affect of this vax could be acquired but even if it was it would never be released to the public. If a thousand autopsies determined a thousand deaths were due to negative side effects of the vax do you think the general public would ever hear about it? Not a chance in hell if there was still money to be made from it.

2nd!

This is the fact that won't go away for me.

Have any given blood lately? I am damned curious to see what color the blood of the vaxxed looks like compared to normal blood. I pray you guys stay healthy. I can be happy to hear it too Nonspecific. I am pulling for you guys to not get hosed like the Kiwi's and Aussies have.

originally posted by: nonspecific
It's anecdotal but I can tell you that everyone I know over the age of 18 in the UK has had at least one shot bar one person.

None of them had anything worse than a sore arm and/or a bit of a groggy feeling for a day or two.

It's all down to the individual at the end of the day, reactions are rare but they do happen as with all medications.


a reply to: GoShredAK

I cut myself the other day, red as usual.

How or why would a vaccine cause my blood to change colour?


a reply to: Justoneman

a reply to: nolabel
These things (problems) exist due to our relentless focus on solution. This can change only when or after we start focusing instead on cause.