Are You As Enthusiastic About The COVID Vaccines As You Were Last Year?

a reply to: Grenade

Here in the UK with lockdowns etc and problems with seeing your GP, hospital referrals delayed as a consequence a lot of cancers etc have not been diagnosed early and treated in time.


The NHS has been under enormous pressure due to COVID and staff absences (nurses and doctors having to stay away after testing positive has put severe pressure on the system).

So, there is that.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Seems to have done the job here:

BBC News - Covid infections in UK continue to fall
www.bbc.co.uk...

If you think the "vaccine" is the prima-facie reason it would beg a deeper dive and sampling from other countries to include those with low vaccination rates don't you agree? Not to mention factoring in the power of natural immunity.

And I guess the following is good news for you. From your article/link:

The UK has just become the first country to approve a dual-strain Covid vaccine which will be rolled out next month.

Yes.

a reply to: The GUT

You guess wrong, personally, I won't be getting it.

I just like to try and provide some balance on here to all the doom porn, is all.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: The GUT

You guess wrong, personally, I won't be getting it.

I just like to try and provide some balance on here to all the doom porn, is all.

Sincerely glad to hear that. There will always be some doom porn associated with certain topics but I don't think you mean to suggest that the discussion about the safety of this tech is all doom porn and without merit?

a reply to: The GUT

Not at all.

But you have to admit, an awful lot of it is?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Yeah, hence I said at the very beginning lockdowns would cause more harm than good.

I’m undecided about the nature and effectiveness of the vaccines, looking at who funded and produced them does give clues as to the purpose. Trust these cretins at your peril. The same maniacs who created the virus are those pumping crap into our bodies.

This virus was created in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, of that I have no doubt. When you follow the funding of the research it leads right back to those profiting from vaccines. Make of that what you will but I’m certain of it. Rarely would I make such statements.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I find enough to put aside for now for sure but even most of that has some basis for further review. For example; I haven't seen enough evidence about the large worm-like clots and their commonality to pay much attention but knowing there is sufficient evidence for clotting issues means I can't as yet dismiss the claims.

As such and taking all that into consideration I personally wouldn't bring it as a topic by itself. I can see someone mentioning it--with clear caveats--in the larger discussion as anecdotal however.

Obversely, the all-cause mortality thing has enough data to take a harder look at as more info becomes available.

a reply to: The GUT

Here in the UK, as one of the 'vulnerable people' who are entitled to early access to the COVID 'vaccines' (due to long-term chronic illness), I received a text message a couple of days ago saying "If you want a COVID vaccine, come get it, otherwise just come get the flu vaccine instead". I won't be getting either vaccine, as I simply have lost all trust in the authorities not to have tinkered also with the flue vaccine now. But at least they aren't yet mandating the COVID vaccines, hopefully that will remain the case.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Sounds like an oddly worded text message.

Who was it from?

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

One more question: Knowing now all the risks -- including death -- due to these experimental vaccines, has anyone's opinion changed regarding mandating vaccines and forcing people to have dangerous substances injected directly into their bodies?

I’m still 100% anti mandate. 100%.

I would say “my body, my choice” but, that doesn’t really apply any longer anyway (too soon, perhaps).

ETA:

Kind of ironic the left is up in arms about RVW and removing choice… but if it’s COVID vax, NO CHOICES!

OK to kill unborn babies and sponsor gender conversions for teens. NOT OK to say “meh, I’ll take my chances with the vid”.

Clown world.

originally posted by: Axios
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

To answer the question in the subject of your OP; I am no more or less enthused about the vaccine since the start of the pandemic to now.

I remain unconcerned about the use of the vaccine. In my social circle, no one has suffered ill effects of the vaccine, as well as not run into any major issues getting over the virus.

I feel that the very few outspoken individuals in the medical community had some sort of agenda to push that got them paid, with the exception of Robert Malone, perhaps. Dr. Malone has actually changed his story over the last year or so it seems.

I dont agree with your opinion here. You are saying that the other variants are completely gone?

In some countries like Canada they are pushing forward with the 5th dose of the mRNA vaccines that were created to mimic the 3 year old Wuhan spike protein, which is now extinct.

I think you’re right to reserve judgement.

I hold my stance on the vax unless new information comes to light. If it does, I’ll change my stance accordingly.

Being stubborn is not helpful, in some case. This topic is one of them.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

No as I have had 2 vaccinations but still got covid. I think it could still be useful to some as everyone's immune systems are different but in my experience I don't feel positive.