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Limerick you say?Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View PostSomehow I am not surprised you thought it was in Mexico. It was shot in a Limerick, Eire, hospital as anyone familiar with their distinct dialect may have guessed from the mother's words.
There was a conspiracy theorist from Wales;
Untroubled by factual details;
Soros, Gates, the Plandemic;
Now black-eyed babes are transgenic;
There's no end of preposterous tales!
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Over the course of the past 14 months I stopped counting at 60 people, but it's probably circa 120 now, who I had all things Covid discussions with at two pub gardens. When it became clear they had volunteered to be jabbed I asked them whether they were aware that the makers of all the vaccines enjoyed total indemnity for any deaths and adverse reactions they may cause. Not one amongst them did. Indeed, several suggested I was talking out of my you know what. Two were so adamant I was mistaken that I offered them a bet, my 100 quid against their tenner. They declined.
How is it that so few are aware that when they volunteer to roll a shirt sleeve the manufacturer's of them refuse to stand behind their "safe" products?
It's because that information has been deliberately concealed from them. Yes, a conspiracy, a real conspiracy of silence.
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May I suggest that you take your crusade back into the real world, and spare us? The last 14 months have been lovely on here.Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View PostOver the course of the past 14 months I stopped counting at 60 people, but it's probably circa 120 now, who I had all things Covid discussions with at two pub gardens. When it became clear they had volunteered to be jabbed I asked them whether they were aware that the makers of all the vaccines enjoyed total indemnity for any deaths and adverse reactions they may cause. Not one amongst them did. Indeed, several suggested I was talking out of my you know what. Two were so adamant I was mistaken that I offered them a bet, my 100 quid against their tenner. They declined.
How is it that so few are aware that when they volunteer to roll a shirt sleeve the manufacturer's of them refuse to stand behind their "safe" products?
It's because that information has been deliberately concealed from them. Yes, a conspiracy, a real conspiracy of silence.
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In all seriousness, were you aware that what I just said about the vaccine makers have zero liability? I suspect you are. But you'll find it tough to contest that the BBC and the rest of MSM have indeed kept mum.Originally posted by lardy View PostMay I suggest that you take your crusade back into the real world, and spare us? The last 14 months have been lovely on here.
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Without wanting to boast, I did know. I can't remember where I read it. It could have been this MSM sourceOriginally posted by Organ Morgan. View PostIn all seriousness, were you aware that what I just said about the vaccine makers have zero liability? I suspect you are. But you'll find it tough to contest that the BBC and the rest of MSM have indeed kept mum.
or this MSM source
When it comes to vaccine liability in a pandemic, the manufacturers are almost entirely in a safe zone.
Or perhaps another one. It's a long time ago now.
I would say that having no financial or legal liability is not the same as zero liability at all. If Pfizer was causing mutant babies, then that would be pretty much the end of the company.
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On that theme, I note the MHRA yellow card reporting site shows very nearly two thousand UK Covid vaccine deaths and approaching a million and a half adverse events.
At a total compensation cost to AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer of, wait for it, nil, zilch nada - £0.00.
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Care to link to this?Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View PostOn that theme, I note the MHRA yellow card reporting site shows very nearly two thousand UK Covid vaccine deaths and approaching a million and a half adverse events.
At a total compensation cost to AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer of, wait for it, nil, zilch nada - £0.00.
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A Tsunami of get vaccinated, get boosted propaganda by politicians, media and NHS and never a disclaimer.Originally posted by lardy View PostWithout wanting to boast, I did know. I can't remember where I read it. It could have been this MSM source
or this MSM source
When it comes to vaccine liability in a pandemic, the manufacturers are almost entirely in a safe zone.
Or perhaps another one. It's a long time ago now.
I would say that having no financial or legal liability is not the same as zero liability at all. If Pfizer was causing mutant babies, then that would be pretty much the end of the company.
I wasn't exaggerating when I estimated none from 120 people knew. That's how the deliberate and spectacularly successful the omission scheme was. Shocking!
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Try this, type google.com, in the search there bar type MHRA yellow card reporting. Click the top link returned. I could link it directly but you'll have to dig out the numbers I just gave because it's buried deep, no doubt deliberately.Originally posted by lardy View PostCare to link to this?
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I assume you mean:Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View PostTry this, type google.com, in the search there bar type MHRA yellow card reporting. Click the top link returned. I could link it directly but you'll have to dig out the numbers I just gave because it's buried deep, no doubt deliberately.
"The MHRA has received 713 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the COVID-19 Pfizer/BioNTech Vaccine in which the patient died shortly after vaccination, 1,211 reports for the COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, 35 for the COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna and 37 where the brand of vaccine was unspecified. The majority of these reports were in elderly people or people with underlying illness. Usage of the vaccines has increased over the course of the campaigns and as such, so has reporting of fatal events with a temporal association with vaccination. However, this does not mean that there is a link between vaccination and the fatalities reported. Review of specific fatal reports is provided in the summaries above. The pattern of reporting for all other fatal reports does not suggest the vaccines played a role in these deaths."
I assume the 'million and a half adverse effects' that you refer to is accounted for in this paragraph:
"the overwhelming majority relate to injection-site reactions (sore arm for example) and generalised symptoms such as a ‘flu-like’ illness, headache, chills, fatigue (tiredness), nausea (feeling sick), fever, dizziness, weakness, aching muscles, and rapid heartbeat. Generally, these happen shortly after the vaccination and are not associated with more serious or lasting illness."
I put a sentence in bold above. I suggested to my wife's family that her grandmother (well into her 90s, frail, does not leave the house) would be better off not risking taking the vaccine because in her condition it could very well do more harm than good. Most people are not in this position.
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