COVID-19 Pandemic

[Dove]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

Well, the Pfizer one went up on 14th October 2020 and the Moderna one went up 24th June 2021.

The Moderna text is a little different. They don't admit to not seeing any clinical data. Instead, this is the text:



Did you read that all?
Supply will only happen if the vaccine is approved as safe and effective.
But it isn't approved.
So anyway, they (we) bought 25 million doses and gave it to people already.

Plenty of very smart people who are professionals in the field are saying it certainly does interact with the DNA of the recipient (victim).

Lee Lee, isto kako reche - kadesh i ogledala. Tears of frustration over this at our collective stupidity. Imagine not confronting an ignorant employer over this and other easliy available information. Skrieno pred ochi.

https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/04...eat-vax-crash/

What a great article.

[kompir]

Is it just me or are there a lot of "leadership" types resigning and catching the spicy cough?

The AFL CEO resigned a few days ago and now has beer cooties:

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/...15-p5adpv.html

[kompir]

German emergency services demand an end to the vaccine mandates in Germany:

https://noqreport.com/2022/04/15/ins...cine-mandates/

[kompir]

Hmm, are the local idiots that stupid:

https://www.health.gov.au/resources/...19-vaccination

https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/cli...covid-19-vacci

ATAGI says vaccination could also be considered opportunistically if a patient is undergoing sedation for separate elective surgery – as long as they are not acutely unwell.

[Karposh]

That makes perfect sense. ATAGI is on a winner here with this one. Just speaking for myself, I would definitely get vaccinated if I wasn't so damn needle-phobic. This will definitely get the vaccine uptakes up. If not, I'd like to suggest an even more novel idea. Perhaps they can start jabbing patients while they're completely under sedation without them knowing about it at all. Patients can thank them later, when they come out of sedation. How's that for opportunistic.

[Risto the Great]

Anyone noticing the prevalence of ambulances lately? I mean, MASSIVE increase. I barely saw them until recently.

Meanwhile, vaccine injuries.

[Dove]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

Anyone noticing the prevalence of ambulances lately? I mean, MASSIVE increase. I barely saw them until recently.

Meanwhile, vaccine injuries.

No, we always have them going around here. I did here a nurse on social media say that there had been a lot of ambulances in Adelaide since the jab but that was months ago.

[Dove]

Originally Posted by Karposh

That makes perfect sense. ATAGI is on a winner here with this one. Just speaking for myself, I would definitely get vaccinated if I wasn't so damn needle-phobic. This will definitely get the vaccine uptakes up. If not, I'd like to suggest an even more novel idea. Perhaps they can start jabbing patients while they're completely under sedation without them knowing about it at all. Patients can thank them later, when they come out of sedation. How's that for opportunistic.

ROFL with my heart in my throat at the terror I am experiencing having read this:

ATAGI says vaccination could also be considered opportunistically if a patient is undergoing sedation for separate elective surgery – as long as they are not acutely unwell.

Vie se lugye bez gla'a, therefore bez um, bez srtse and bez conscience.

They usually stick a needle in you when they sedate you, right?

[Phoenix]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

Anyone noticing the prevalence of ambulances lately? I mean, MASSIVE increase. I barely saw them until recently.

Meanwhile, vaccine injuries.

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon... => :

[Risto the Great]

Originally Posted by Phoenix

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon... => :

I mean, there is this: