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  • #46
    Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

    This needle lover was a particularly aggressive vaccine proponent. He was a former NFL player who if I recall headbutted the floor on the same date Coward did. He also didn't get much sympathy in replies.


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    • #47
      Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

      Originally posted by lardy View Post
      I'd argue that ignoring decades and centuries of scientific progress, and the millions of scientists who have written millions of papers in favour of something what I read on the internet is blind acceptance.
      But no one is suggesting ignoring anything. I think that it is important to listen to all perspectives and pattern's may emerge. You can't just go with consensus forever or nothing ever changes.

      I had my vaccine probably before most on here and I think its helped get us out of Covid (though many still enjoy being imprisoned at home it seems!) but I think we have to have avenues for new evidence and discussion to emerge.

      As I said, the reference to the Holocaust is just divisive and daft as are any references to nazi Germany, fascism etc, as popular as those kind of hyperbolic statements may be

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      • #48
        Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

        Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
        Here's another needle pusher who recently bit the dust. The replies to the second tweet, his original one, didn't garner many sympathetic replies following his death.





        The responses to this on twitter are horrible.

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        • #49
          Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

          Originally posted by JamesWales View Post
          But no one is suggesting ignoring anything. I think that it is important to listen to all perspectives and pattern's may emerge. You can't just go with consensus forever or nothing ever changes.

          I had my vaccine probably before most on here and I think its helped get us out of Covid (though many still enjoy being imprisoned at home it seems!) but I think we have to have avenues for new evidence and discussion to emerge.

          As I said, the reference to the Holocaust is just divisive and daft as are any references to nazi Germany, fascism etc, as popular as those kind of hyperbolic statements may be

          I don't know what you're talking about with holocaust to be perfectly honest. If that's been mentioned on the thread, then I've obviously skipped it.

          I'm talking about the idea that viruses do not exist. I'm ok with going with the consensus on this one.

          So your first sentence is wrong. Organ is talking about ignoring centuries of scientific progress. Maybe you're not, but he is.

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          • #50
            Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

            Originally posted by JamesWales View Post
            But no one is suggesting ignoring anything. I think that it is important to listen to all perspectives and pattern's may emerge. You can't just go with consensus forever or nothing ever changes.

            I had my vaccine probably before most on here and I think its helped get us out of Covid (though many still enjoy being imprisoned at home it seems!) but I think we have to have avenues for new evidence and discussion to emerge.

            As I said, the reference to the Holocaust is just divisive and daft as are any references to nazi Germany, fascism etc, as popular as those kind of hyperbolic statements may be
            The enlightened centrist is back.

            Don't forget according to James gammon is racist, GB News isn't right wing, and nobody in the UK has ever wanted to stop all immigration. Your credibility on anything is gone.

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            • #51
              Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

              Originally posted by lardy View Post
              Tons of credibility, this Malhotra guy.

              The British Heart Foundation said his views on saturated fats being fine for arteries were "misleading and wrong", he came up with a diet that was voted in the top 5 worst celebrity diets of 2018 by the British Dietetic Association, and tried to sell a book describing a three week diet that would help covid sufferers recover with absolutely no medical evidence to support it.

              The New York Times ran a story on him in which he revealed he puts a tablespoon of butter in his coffee.

              I'm willing to bet that, although Morgan thinks he has tons of credibility, he doesn't actually follow anything this guy recommends.
              He was on BBC news this morning UNBELIEVABLE

              BREAKING BBC News: Cardiologist says likely contributory factor to excess cardiovascular deaths is covid mRNA vaccine and roll out should be suspended pending an inquiry. We did it. We broke mainstream broadcast media https://t.co/F72YS7JAuE

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              • #52
                Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                I'm still intrigued by why China, India and Russia (there's other countries too) with their combined populations of three billion people (37.5% of the entire world's) have not dispensed a single mRNA vaccination for Covid, flu, or anything else, while Western majority white countries, especially, have pushed them on their people's like there's no tomorrow.

                There has to be a reason, other than coincidence, for an anomaly of this scale.

                But what is it?

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                • #53
                  Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                  Originally posted by TWGL1 View Post
                  He was on BBC news this morning UNBELIEVABLE

                  https://twitter.com/draseemmalhotra/...Ub0lu-NxfcUHAA
                  Crikey, Covid cultists must have sat open-mouthed watching that. They'd fall off their chairs should they interview Dr Vernon Coleman.

                  And defibrillator sales would rocket.

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                  • #54
                    Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                    Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                    I'm still intrigued by why China, India and Russia (there's other countries too) with their combined populations of three billion people (37.5% of the entire world's) have not dispensed a single mRNA vaccination for Covid, flu, or anything else, while Western majority white countries, especially, have pushed them on their people's like there's no tomorrow.

                    There has to be a reason, other than coincidence, for an anomaly of this scale.

                    But what is it?
                    Has that frazzled brain of yours ever wondered why the Indians and Chinese are developing their own mRNA covid vaccines with the latter in a facility capable of producing 120m clot shots a year. Germ Warfare?

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                    • #55
                      Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                      Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
                      Has that frazzled brain of yours ever wondered why the Indians and Chinese are developing their own mRNA covid vaccines with the latter in a facility capable of producing 120m clot shots a year. Germ Warfare?
                      Typical of you. You did not challenge: ... 'have not dispensed a single mRNA vaccination for Covid, flu, or anything else' but deflected, yet again.

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                      • #56
                        Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                        Originally posted by A Quiet Monkfish View Post
                        There's a lot of stuff coming out about the 'vaccines' lately. More and more scientists are putting their heads above the parapet now that it's getting safer to do so. Suffice to say, the theme of various reports and studies is ' the vaccines aren't actually making much difference...'
                        Not going to comment on the safety of these vaccines but going to comment on the effectiveness

                        Events over the last 10 days have now made me question if these vaccines make any difference at all too

                        Not going to delve too much into why i think this as i don't like commenting on medical stuff on here

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                        • #57
                          Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                          Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                          Typical of you. You did not challenge: ... 'have not dispensed a single mRNA vaccination for Covid, flu, or anything else' but deflected, yet again.
                          Challenge and deflect from what, Morg?

                          You seem so surprised to make a broadly accurate statement that you are looking for a scooby snack as reward.

                          I am sort of taking from your focus on mRNA vaccines that you think the other types are fine and dandy so lets look at the hints and questions you pose about why India and China (lets take Russia out of this} have not dispensed a single mRNA shot.

                          Is it because it is a Western Majority White Man's Potion? That would be strange given that it is widely used in South Africa, Senegal, Tunisia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Indonesia and elsewhere.

                          Is it because they think it is dangerous? Well they have been dispensing significant numbers in their trials of "own brand mRNA" as they both gear up for mass production and use as I previously stated.

                          So if it is neither of these, to turn your question on its head, what do you think the reason is, Morg?

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                          • #58
                            Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                            I haven't heard there might be a shortage of Russian, Chinese or Indian scientists these past three years capable of knocking-up an mRNA concoction. Have you.

                            I did ask a serious question. It does intrigue me why those countries have been so very slow off the blocks to produce one.

                            I'm sure you will agree with me, and it'll be a first, that the mRNA ones have proved to be very effective.

                            According to Dolores Cahill, their effectiveness will increase exponentially during the December 2023 to December 2025 timeframe.

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                            • #59
                              Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                              Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                              I haven't heard there might be a shortage of Russian, Chinese or Indian scientists these past three years capable of knocking-up an mRNA concoction. Have you.

                              I did ask a serious question. It does intrigue me why those countries have been so very slow off the blocks to produce one.

                              I'm sure you will agree with me, and it'll be a first, that the mRNA ones have proved to be very effective.

                              According to Dolores Cahill, their effectiveness will increase exponentially during the December 2023 to December 2025 timeframe.
                              MRNA: The vaccine, known as CS-2034, targets new Omicron variants of the virus, which are responsible for the vast majority of infections that have swept across China since the country began dismantling strict COVID curbs last month.


                              It's like asking why British scientists didn't knock up an mRNA concoction when they went down the Oxford Astra Zenica route. Yet you wonder why uber-nationalistic states like Russia, India and China wanted their own flagship vaccines.

                              My understanding from that very helpful Sky Australia snippet that I posted in full, which I am sure you watched, is that the development lifecycle of an mRNA vaccine to adapt to mutations is much shorter than other technologies. Reinforced by the article above.

                              Still if Delores Cahill says something different who are you to argue!

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                              • #60
                                Re: Tory MP loses whip over VAX comments

                                So, your stance is those countries have been unable to produce something as good as Pfizer and Moderna have manufactured and, for reasons unknown, they have chosen not to purchase their super, smashing and great products.

                                From what you wrote I suspect you will contend that for them to do the obvious would entail a loss of face.

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