The fact is that the covid vaccines have vastly reduced the death rate from the virus. Deaths are now ten to twenty times less for the number of people infected. And the vaccination programme is still far from finished as so far only 36 million people in Britain gave been vaccinated. There are millions more to go. And as more people get vaccinated so hospitalizations and deaths continue to fall.

Have you seen some of the adverse reactions some people have had? Just pop on to Piers Morgan's tweet from the other day where he said "Get the jab" and scroll down a bit. You'll see dozens upon dozens of individuals posting photos of their entire body covered in blisters and rashes. Amongst other bad side effects.

Also, a lot of people have died as a direct result of the vaccine itself.. I'm unsure of exact numbers but I think something like 60 deaths per 250k injected (although you won't hear that on the news).

But apparently it's worth it for the greater good, right?

I am sure that the number of bad covid vaccine reactions have been exaggerated and the number of deaths too. Because if you vaccinate several million people then many thousands of them will die of other causes that they were going to die of anyway. So I think only a small number have died as a direct result of reactions from the vaccine itself. Most people I know who had the vaccine only reported feeling very tired for two days after their vaccination. The vaccination programme means that we can now treat covid 19 like the flu and have far fewer restrictions.

Yeah, that rushed, experimental vaccine.

I'll give it a few years before I even consider considering it.

Lockdown in August or September, I reckon. Then a push for vaccine mandatorization.

Then the historic riots of 2021.

I mean, that's not unique to covid at all. A lot of diseases have incubation periods. This is why you have to wait a couple weeks to get tested if you think you might have chlamydia for example.


So where did you get this number from, and how do you know it's reliable? I don't know how you could ever be sure of that if you don't give a fuck about science or professional opinions

If everyone had obeyed the lockdown rules from the beginning and the government had banned all foreign travel into and out of Britain then I think this country would have beaten the pandemic by last summer.

Still a convenient little tool of psychological warfare. I'm not saying any of this shit has been planned by the Illuminati or any of that nonsense, just that all these smaller components put together are the perfect recipe for mass control.

The only thing that's certain about that number is that I can't be certain how true it is. I think I saw it on a Twitter post or article that I didn't pay too much attention to.

I can't help but recall, however, some disturbing videos I've seen. One of which was a guy being stretchered out of a mobile vaccination center, twitching and shaking, having a fit at best. I don't know if the guy survived or not. Sure, it could be argued that some people are simply going to react badly and that's just an unfortunate and necessary evil of the circumstances.

I'm unwilling to take that risk, though.

Occam's razor though. You might not put a goofy name on it but this still reduces to global conspiracy.

The thing is you're making a bunch of unverifiable assumptions there too. So someone left a vaccination centre on a stretcher. Doesn't say anything about causation, or other things that might have been at play. Think about how many people are in vaccination centres globally, something like that happening is statistically likely even if that many people we queueing for ice cream.

Who on here has had covid?

By the way this a very good informative website about the pandemic: www.unmask.org.uk There is a lot of useful information there.

Vaccine passports required for nightclubs confirmed for September. Welcome to the start of medical apartheid.