Covid-19 Are we being told the truth ?

[Wolfsbane 10,836]

8 minutes ago, stevehone said:

government say we must do better before we can be fully free

Raise the dead?

[Vincent Blachshadow 1,862]

38 minutes ago, DC2 said:

You think saying “I think it was” on and throwing in an insult proves your case?  

 

OK. I've checked, it was that occasion and it was on TV.

Where's the insult? I doubt you have the stats and info you post in your head so it's a good bet you're on the net a lot of the time.

It's a matter for the individual but yes, I think it proves it somewhat more than 'I don't remember so it can't have been' - or is that what you consider to be the insult?

Edited May 17 by Vincent Blachshadow

[DC2 9,323]

18 minutes ago, Vincent Blachshadow said:

OK. I've checked, it was that occasion and it was on TV.

Where's the insult? I doubt you have the stats and info you post in your head so it's a good bet you're on the net a lot of the time.

It's a matter for the individual but yes, I think it proves it somewhat more than 'I don't remember so it can't have been' - or is that what you consider to be the insult?

How did you check?  Is there a link to the footage?

Only asking, so no need for further insults.

[stevehone 2,383]

26 minutes ago, Wolfsbane said:

Raise the dead?

Biden got them to vote for him, so you never know ....

[Vince 8,187]

35 minutes ago, Grachan said:

 

Seychelles are using Sinopharm, I believe, which is the Chinese vaccine and though to to have about 50% efficacy.

There is far too much being made of case numbers. It should be about who needs hospitalisation or who loses their life as a result. If the vaccine prevents people being seriously ill then it is doing what it should be doing.

I have no idea if it's nonsense but is there potential for the PCR test with the excessive numbers of cycles often used to pick up antibodies created by the vaccines at a certain stage?

However the point that cases are completely immaterial if they don't lead to hospitalisation or death is very important in my opinion.

[MARK246 174]

1 hour ago, DC2 said:

How many “cases” do they have and how many deaths have they resulted in?

2,430 infectiions per 100k in the last 7 days and four deaths since the 8th of May, bringing their total since the start of the pandemic to 32 

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[topsoil 2,032]

8 minutes ago, stevehone said:

Biden got them to vote for him, so you never know ....

Ah yes, that theory has been proved hasn't it. Still waiting for this 'big day' to arrive.

[iris123 11,988]

17 minutes ago, stevehone said:

Biden got them to vote for him, so you never know ....

Think the evidence seems to show the dead voted for Trump. At least the few cases that have come to light lately

Edited May 17 by iris123

[Blupanther 16,608]

How true...

[DC2 9,323]

42 minutes ago, Blupanther said:

How true...

 

Rather like diabetics who say they continue to eat cakes because they take their tablets!

[MARK246 174]

1 hour ago, Grachan said:

 

Seychelles are using Sinopharm, I believe, which is the Chinese vaccine and though to to have about 50% efficacy.

There is far too much being made of case numbers. It should be about who needs hospitalisation or who loses their life as a result. If the vaccine prevents people being seriously ill then it is doing what it should be doing.

According to WHO, 43% of the vaccinations have been covishield (AstraZeneca)

[Wolfsbane 10,836]

[DC2 9,323]

1 hour ago, MARK246 said:

2,430 infectiions per 100k in the last 7 days and four deaths since the 8th of May, bringing their total since the start of the pandemic to 32 

Thanks.

I’m not sure that anything can be read into those figures because “cases” without deaths are meaningless and the deaths figures are not yet significant (about 320 per million compared to our 1,900).

[DC2 9,323]

1 hour ago, Vince said:

I have no idea if it's nonsense but is there potential for the PCR test with the excessive numbers of cycles often used to pick up antibodies created by the vaccines at a certain stage?

However the point that cases are completely immaterial if they don't lead to hospitalisation or death is very important in my opinion.

Blimey, you sound identical to Iris.

Except in everything you say.  

[Wolfsbane 10,836]

A very obvious switch of the narrative today. The aim?

To turn the jabbed against the unjabbed. 

 

Edited May 17 by Wolfsbane