Coronavirus (2021) thread

[grunge]

But it takes 9 months to have a baby, and this covid vaccine hasn’t even been available that long, so how have they tested this? It’s exactly comparable to Thalidomide, they overrode their own protocols to get it to the general public.

What protocalls were overridden exactly?

 

[bluesteel]

You have made a number of objectively false statements about COVID vaccines.

Several posters have provided reputable sources of information to you.

You have simply ignored them.

I said in my first post today my 11 month old has had everything, I’m not anti-vaccine at all. Can’t be arsed responding to the rest as you’re making stuff up.

 

[chris8910]

I understand how it works, but like I said to the other guy, it’s a variant not a whole new thing, and since the first time proved that I don’t unknowingly have anything wrong with me that covid will make worse, I reckon I’ll be ok.

May I ask you a question bluesteel. Do you believe that the origin of Covid is one of a natural origin?

 

[roubaixtuesday]

I’m not anti-vaccine at all.

Bizarre statement to make.

You're against your own COVID vaccination, and have posted several false statements about the vaccine.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

It’s very rare for the NHS to stop doing elective procedures, system wide. I can’t remember it ever happening before Covid 19.

As I have pointed out before, going into the pandemic with 75k vacancies is putting a big strain on the NHS but it’s coped (just about) with big vacancies and an unhealthy population before.

Abandoning all mask wearing, social distancing etc in public spaces to satisfy the weirdo alliance as cases are spiralling could be a bit more than the straw that breaks the camels back. That said, the Government were elected so have the right to make that call.

It’s never been system wide policy before, I’ll grant you but it happens, system wide, every single winter.

 

[Healdplace]

ZOE APP DATA GREATER MANCHESTER



BOLTON - Down from 6056 to 5047

BURY - UP from 9963 to 12, 334 - now second worse in GM on Zoe

MANCHESTER - UP from 17, 551 to 21, 134 and now THE most infections in the NW.

OLDHAM - down from 5884 to 5339

ROCHDALE - doubled from 3877 to 7237

SALFORD - DOWN a lot from 16, 058 to 9365

STOCKPORT - Down a small number from 7659 to 7592

TAMESIDE - UP from 3517 to 4937

TRAFFORD - DOWN a lot from 12, 256 to 7704

WIGAN - DOWN a lot from 13, 354 to 9321


These are hopeful in most cases and match pretty well what we are seeing in the real case data though sometimes a day or two ahead of the Gov UK data as this is more instant.

It shows well for instance the big fall in Trafford tht had happened in past few days as Stockport edged up allowing Trafford to reclaim bits of the lead it had lost to Stockport in the Pop Score over the past days.

Rochdale is a concern though - and again Zoe is on the ball It rose by 99 Pop Score points yesterday - more than Oldham. Easily the worst in GM on this comparative measure. Even a poor day for Stockport yesterday only put it up 75 - though that was its highest in months.

So Zoe and the case data are pretty close matches but this is often ahead of the curve.

REMEMBER WITH ZOE AND THE GOV UK DAILY CASES BIG URBAN POPULATIONS ARE BOUND TO HAVE MORE CASES THAN SMALL RURAL ONES. HENCE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE POP (ULATION) SCORE AS IT EVENS OUT THE NUMBERS TO BE COMPARATIVE.

 

[bluesteel]

What protocalls were overridden exactly?

Overlap of study phases for one. The vaccine still don’t even have FDA approval and is under emergency approval for those over 18 until those protocols are plugged.

Prior to this no mRNA vaccinations have been approved for human use, not sure why, I’ll wait thanks.

 

[BlueAnorak]

I remember reading last year that blood type may well be a factor in people's susceptibility to catching it. Is anyone aware whether further research has borne this out or is it another red herring?
The view was that people with blood type O were less susceptible to catching it or being ill if they did.

Yep. AB is the worst followed by A

 

[Elbow beards]

Overlap of study phases for one. The vaccine still don’t even have FDA approval and is under emergency approval for those over 18 until those protocols are plugged.

Prior to this no mRNA vaccinations have been approved for human use, not sure why, I’ll wait thanks.

Do you envisage an ' I am legend' future, where all us vaccinated are some kind of zombies and you're a sole surviver holed up on your own. Fucking weirdo

 

[feedthegoat27]

Wasn’t 100,000 it was about 30k+ from memory on Pfizer and the sample size isn’t big enough, what was the sample size of pregnant women it that group? 0.018% of the worlds population are pregnant in a 280 day period. On that basis Pfizer tested on 5.4 woman. Nice.

I’m not a vaccine denier, I’m just waiting for more results and will then make a decision based on my research.

''Make a decision based on my research''

loooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

What a fucking turnip.