Tito & Cyril

[pipster]

Are you suggesting they are the same bloke / woman ?

:hehe::hehe::hehe:

Is he or she still on back ?

[Wales-Bales]

Re: Tito & Cyril

A crippled and over worked NHS combined with a chunk of the population in ill health that missed treatments and appointments during lockdown. I’d say (and have said several times before, if you’d paid attention) that will be a pretty big contributor.

If not that, what do you think it could be?

So the unusually hot weather suddenly stopped being a problem? Ok, thanks :thumbup:

[pipster]

Re: Are you suggesting they are the same bloke / woman ?

:hehe::hehe::hehe:

Is he or she still on back ?

This effing keyboard is doing my head in - how does 'not back on' become 'on back'

[Canton Kev]

Re: Tito & Cyril

So the unusually hot weather suddenly stopped being a problem? Ok, thanks :thumbup:

Well yes. Considering the unusually hot weather has stopped. Things tend to stop being a problem when they’re no longer “a thing”.

For example, I won’t be attributing any excess deaths in Cambodia this year to Pol Pot’s killing fields.

So if the reasons I mentioned above aren’t the cause of the current excess deaths, what do you think is?

[Wales-Bales]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Well yes. Considering the unusually hot weather has stopped. Things tend to stop being a problem when they’re no longer “a thing”.

For example, I won’t be attributing any excess deaths in Cambodia this year to Pol Pot’s killing fields.

So if the reasons I mentioned above aren’t the cause of the current excess deaths, what do you think is?

Don't forget the opposite is happening with birth rates, so I reckon the overworked NHS staff are just too tired when they get home, and they are falling asleep on the couch.

[TWGL1]

Re: Tito & Cyril

A crippled and over worked NHS combined with a chunk of the population in ill health that missed treatments and appointments during lockdown. I’d say (and have said several times before, if you’d paid attention) that will be a pretty big contributor.

If not that, what do you think it could be?

I know for a fact that significant sectors of the NHS were not overworked during the “Panny” , and it’s worth noting that most Covid deaths (within 28 days of a positive test) were within the NHS itself or within the social care system.

[Canton Kev]

Re: Tito & Cyril

I know for a fact that significant sectors of the NHS were not overworked during the “Panny” , and it’s worth noting that most Covid deaths (within 28 days of a positive test) were within the NHS itself or within the social care system.

Overworked now. Due to the backlog from during the “panny”

[TWGL1]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Overworked now. Due to the backlog from during the “panny”

Badly managed as opposed to overwhelming busy is what I’ve been told…. Looking at the headlines over the last 20 years the NHS has always been overworked.

[Wales-Bales]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Overworked now. Due to the backlog from during the “panny”

I love the way you shift the narratives around to fit your world view, and no step is too far for you

[Canton Kev]

Re: Tito & Cyril

I love the way you shift the narratives around to fit your world view, and no step is too far for you

Eh? What have I changed?

[Wales-Bales]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Eh? What have I changed?

Too hot, too cold, overworked, underworked, whatever fits at any given moment.

[Canton Kev]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Too hot, too cold, overworked, underworked, whatever fits at any given moment.

Not one of the things I’ve said.

There is a whole multitude of things that affect the population and change across the whole year. This has always been the case, you’ll see peaks in deaths during colder winters or during widespread flooding or abnormally hot summers, etc

There is a current underlying increased excess deaths as a knock on effect from the pandemic/lockdowns. Missed ops, unhealthier lifestyles, increased NHS wait times, etc. Over the course of a year, things happen that cause fluctuations.

During the summer, when you first queried the excess deaths, the highest days of deaths were on the days with the highest temperature. Was that a coincidence?

If we’re to get another freak snow storm in April like the beast from the east a few years back, there will be an increase in deaths. Would that be a coincidence?

If Spring is perfectly mild and we sail on through with no major issues, you’d expect to see excess deaths fall compared to winter and during the heatwave.

If there was only one singular reason for the current excess deaths we wouldn’t see fluctuations in the numbers.

Third or fourth time lucky. What do you think it could be?

[Organ Morgan.]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Florida Surgeon General on Covid vaccines. He references what the Lancet published... that they provide negative efficacy.

Negative efficacy = recipients are at greater risk. I've stated the same here several times, and the Munchkins disbelieved.

NOW - Florida Surgeon General says mRNA vaccines have a "terrible safety profile."pic.twitter.com/cokGlKNwJk

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) March 16, 2023

[Organ Morgan.]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Staying with mRNA Covid vaccines, the Murderna one's bad, Pfizer's is utterly shocking.

[Organ Morgan.]

Re: Tito & Cyril

Should anyone be having health difficulties they believe is Covid vaccine related then the government will compensate to a maximum of £120k per person.


Admin workers scaled up from four to 80 as claimants say the process takes too long and does not pay out enough - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...four-80-covid/

1. Yet again we were lied to: “Safe and effective” - now “Safe and important”. “The side effects are rare”… so rare vaccine injuries are several fold more common than for any other vaccine. “Myocarditis is mild”, since when was injury to the heart ever ‘mild’. There’re 2 effects

— 🐭 Marco Williams (@MarcoWi04483009) March 25, 2023

New alarming development: The Covid Vaccine’s spike protein is not just effecting, but COMPLETELY ELIMINATING important GI bacteria from the gut for months after vaccination.

Even babies breastfeeding from their vaccinated mothers are experiencing this.

9 months… pic.twitter.com/BSrWNw4xog

— DiedSuddenly (@DiedSuddenly_) March 25, 2023