Rolling out Lizzy now to call anti-Vaccers selfish.
They must be desperate,she usually gets splinters in her arse sitting on the Fence avoiding contetious issues.
I find it strange that those with the biggest issues against those not having the vaccination right now,are those that have already had the vaccination.
Yet these people have had the vaccination,and are now supposedly safe,and will only ever have mild symptoms.Now they are out in force abusing those that wont subjugate to the Needle.
Another misconception,is those not having the vaccination, are doing it out of selfishness.
This could not be further from the truth.
All those i know, that are not having the vaccination at this moment in time.Is because they are seiously concerned about the long term ramifications of taking this vaccine.What will be the long term effects on their Brain,nervous, and auto-immune system.Nobody really knows this, because normal testing procedure was circumvented to rush the vaccine out.This is a real concern to a lot of people.
It is sad that so many feel angry about others having valid concerns.
The latest weekly regional Pop score shows the first rise in some weeks.
In Yorkshire.
It has been notably going up and levelling with the other northern regions recently and as of today is the firt region to show a week to week rise after weeks of falls.
It is tiny - just 1% - but it has brought it level with the NW exactly at a regional Pop of 154.3.
But whilst the NW fell to this from 177 last week - Yorkshire has gone up from 153.
First hint of any problem with the data and curious it is happening to the one area that has had the lowest levels of the new variants but apparently now well behind elsewhere is seeing them taking off.
Perhaps they were just behind the curve and we will within a week or so see them heading the case totals.
Hopefully this is just a blip and the steady roll out of the vaccinations will not see this become a problem.
Of course cases are still key. Still millions not yet vaccinated, so more cases means more chance of mutation and thus more hospital admissions for those not yet vaccinated.Are we still bothered about cases though? Shouldn’t we be focussing on hospital admissions seen as though the vaccine doesn’t prevent you from catching it, but prevents you getting seriously ill?
I post hospital data each evening from England but not admissions as these go up and down and only longer treds show what is happening.Are we still bothered about cases though? Shouldn’t we be focussing on hospital admissions seen as though the vaccine doesn’t prevent you from catching it, but prevents you getting seriously ill?
The latest weekly regional Pop score shows the first rise in some weeks.
In Yorkshire.
It has been notably going up and levelling with the other northern regions recently and as of today is the firt region to show a week to week rise after weeks of falls.
It is tiny - just 1% - but it has brought it level with the NW exactly at a regional Pop of 154.3.
But whilst the NW fell to this from 177 last week - Yorkshire has gone up from 153.
First hint of any problem with the data and curious it is happening to the one area that has had the lowest levels of the new variants but apparently now well behind elsewhere is seeing them taking off.
Perhaps they were just behind the curve and we will within a week or so see them heading the case totals.
Hopefully this is just a blip and the steady roll out of the vaccinations will not see this become a problem.