Covid vaccine uptake - poll

[mat]

I give it 6 months to see if the conspiracy theories are true.

Will it genetically alter us all into "Gray's." Subservient brings who lose their connection to God/Spirituality which the Aliens that's brought us here have been defending us in an interstellar dimensional war that's has been going on for what we in the 3D world know as over 3000 years?

 

[andyhinch]

Which lends weight to my perspective that a lot of the public dont trust the scientists and politicians.

If what they're saying is accurate / credible they wouldn't need the rent-a-Joey-Essex mob to "sell" it to the public.

It’s called trying to get the message across, for some strange reason people have more faith in celebrities than scientists these days, it’s a strange world we live in.

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

I've not bothered to read what he's posted but he is an excellent reason to utilise the 'ignore' button. He's an idiot troll and not worth the effort, although going off the number of replies he's got I'd assume he's pissing himself silly as he got the reaction he wanted.

Thing is i don't think he will. These type of fucknuggets think they see things others can't but in truth, they are the biggest mugs going. They trust social media posts/videos over expert opinions.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

But I find it incredibly coincidental that as soon as Pfizer announced a breakthrough, two other companies did in very quick succession

To help understand why:

1. The trials are event driven, events being cases of COVID recorded on the trial. The timing of their readout (actually interim readout in this case) is entirely dependent on people on the trial catching the disease, it's not decided by the company.

2. The company doesn't even get to see how many events there are in real time, that is only visible to an independent data monitoring committee. That committee makes the call on when to unblind the trial.

3. All three companies published their trial protocols in advance. All three said in advance the rough timescale when they expected results to be available. All three announced results to that timescale.

Does that help explain the timing?

 

[Centurions]

I've never had that either.

I had the flu in two successive winters when I was still in my forties, never again. Up until a chest infection back in September it was the most ill I've even been in my life. I'd recommend it to everybody (edit: I mean the flu jab obviously, not actual flu).

 

[Ban-jani]

We just need a little faith....

Copeland is one of the biggest crooks in history.

He’s about as Christian as a Donald Trump, who also claims to be but isn’t.

 

[SWP's back]

Excellent with injections ,, those Russians.

Certainly don’t want to be licking door knobs.

 

[SWP's back]

I had the flu in two successive winters when I was still in my forties, never again. Up until a chest infection back in September it was the most ill I've even been in my life. I'd recommend it to everybody.

I had proper flu once and was off work for three weeks and in hospital twice. I’d rather not try it again.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Besides the people with genuine medical reasons why on earth wouldn't you?

Ignoring the looney tunes obviously.

Some people are very wary about vaccines, not because they’re conspiracy theory nut jobs, but because vaccinations have killed their child/sibling.

There are a few on this site who contribute to these threads who that applies to and I know a lad who I grew up with who lost his kid.

 

[Centurions]

Some people are very wary about vaccines, not because they’re conspiracy theory nut jobs, but because vaccinations have killed their child/sibling.

There are a few on this site who contribute to these threads who that applies to and I know a lad who I grew up with who lost his kid.

Yes, I know it's happened sadly. I'd list them under 'genuine medical reasons' obviously rather than the 'looney tunes' one.