Covid Vaccine not to blame??

[Francie, 2,195]

How many "conspiracys" now has be proven correct.

Astra zeneca admits in court its vaccine causes clots.

51 cases against them in court,I'd say they'll be many more after this first round of cases

AstraZeneca admits its Covid vaccine can cause rare side effect in court documents for first time

WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK

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Pharmaceutical giant being sued in class action over claims its vaccine caused death and...

 

[lurcherman 887 13,140]

1 hour ago, Francie, said:

How many "conspiracys" now has be proven correct.

Astra zeneca admits in court its vaccine causes clots.

51 cases against them in court,I'd say they'll be many more after this first round of cases

AstraZeneca admits its Covid vaccine can cause rare side effect in court documents for first time

WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK

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Pharmaceutical giant being sued in class action over claims its vaccine caused death and...

 

lol how stupid would you feel. 

[Francie, 2,195]

34 minutes ago, lurcherman 887 said:

lol how stupid would you feel. 

I dont blame people for taking it kev,they were conned by the "experts"

[paddyluke 784]

22 minutes ago, Francie, said:

I dont blame people for taking it kev,they were conned by the "experts"

there also seemed to be threats if you didn't have the vaccine

[tatsblisters 9,689]

7 hours ago, paddyluke said:

there also seemed to be threats if you didn't have the vaccine

True mate especially in the care sector.

[Francie, 2,195]

People should have realised tho,the people running the show are not to be trusted,an theres no awe we didnt know,the gov knew all along it weren't safe,an were told by many in that field it weren't,so theres no excuses,people will know next time not to trust them

[tatsblisters 9,689]

5 minutes ago, Francie, said:

People should have realised tho,the people running the show are not to be trusted,an theres no awe we didnt know,the gov knew all along it weren't safe,an were told by many in that field it weren't,so theres no excuses,people will know next time not to trust them

Its probably the only positive thing to come out of the Covid escapade that more people will start questioning anything the establishment impose on us.

[lurcherman 887 13,140]

9 hours ago, Francie, said:

I dont blame people for taking it kev,they were conned by the "experts"

Don’t buy it mate not one bit. So some of us knew and some didn’t, once they said you’d lose your job if you didn’t I would have realised even more. 

[Francie, 2,195]

17 minutes ago, lurcherman 887 said:

Don’t buy it mate not one bit. So some of us knew and some didn’t, once they said you’d lose your job if you didn’t I would have realised even more. 

Your right in that point kev,tho there is/was some naive people who thinks the government are actually here to serve an help us lol far from it.

I wonder what sandy an voon would say about these admissions on the courts,they cant call it a conspiracy anymore.

[DIDO.1 22,796]

I didn't have any jabs as something didn't seem right all along. For the first month or two I could of forgiven the government as it was something that seemed to come out of the blue. But during the second lock down when people were still being forced to wear bits of dirty paper over their mouths pretending it was PPE....then it was obvious it was a con. Especially when we were importing that 'ppe' from China who were apparently to blame and wouldn't let inspectors in. 

Once we got a few months into it then it was obviously a manifestation of insanity and control. 

They had TV crews outside a local hospital saying it was reaching capacity while my brother, who went back into the NHS to help, was sending me photos of empty wards. 

Allowing people who stand to gain financially to dictate policy was insanity. Wether it's health policy or war....where the decision makers are allowed to make riches beyond our wildest dreams then we will always get screwed

[Francie, 2,195]

10 minutes ago, DIDO.1 said:

I didn't have any jabs as something didn't seem right all along. For the first month or two I could of forgiven the government as it was something that seemed to come out of the blue. But during the second lock down when people were still being forced to wear bits of dirty paper over their mouths pretending it was PPE....then it was obvious it was a con. Especially when we were importing that 'ppe' from China who were apparently to blame and wouldn't let inspectors in. 

Once we got a few months into it then it was obviously a manifestation of insanity and control. 

They had TV crews outside a local hospital saying it was reaching capacity while my brother, who went back into the NHS to help, was sending me photos of empty wards. 

Allowing people who stand to gain financially to dictate policy was insanity. Wether it's health policy or war....where the decision makers are allowed to make riches beyond our wildest dreams then we will always get screwed

Too right dido.

Also people were treated wrongly in hospital,they were put on end of life drugs for a respiratory illness,something that's been proven that should not have been done,theres alot of blood on the gov an etc hands.

People being drugged to the eyeballs then put on ventalotors should not have happened,the conspiracy is pure evil.

[Greyman 28,439]

It is a fact I have read somewhere that only something like 20% of the population have the capacity to make decisions for themselves the other 80% will always rely on a leader or superior to guide them in what they do and I would say if you look across the board it’s probably about right many wised up after the event but few were steadfast from the start to defy what the world and its leaders and experts were telling them to do at the risk of alleged death

[mackay 3,364]

We don't learn though do we?. Look at the next lot of bollocks, everyone getting off a boat is fleeing persecution and will benefit our country. Are we doing anything about it?, no.

[DIDO.1 22,796]

2 hours ago, Greyman said:

It is a fact I have read somewhere that only something like 20% of the population have the capacity to make decisions for themselves the other 80% will always rely on a leader or superior to guide them in what they do and I would say if you look across the board it’s probably about right many wised up after the event but few were steadfast from the start to defy what the world and its leaders and experts were telling them to do at the risk of alleged death

I'd say that's very true 

[DIDO.1 22,796]

I remember at the relaxation of the lockdown, we went to Scotland fishing. Went in a bar for a pint and the barman had a piece of dirty paper mask over his mouth, but not his nose. He sees us and touches the contaminated piece of dirty paper mask that must of been damp inside and out how he was wearing it. We asks for a pint and he says no, not until you have a mask on. I points to this pasty faced jock sat with a pint of tenants shite beer sat at the bar...." He's no mask on I said". Barman says yeah cos he's already been served and is sat down.

So I puts a mask on and orders a pint, barman then touches my glass with the hands he's just used to pull up his damp mask, I takes my pint, walks three steps from the bar, sits down and takes my mask of and three paces a ay barman again touches mask and pulls down to his chin. 

Later we gets talking about how stupid it is and barman says "you wouldn't say it was stupid if you had seen people dieing". 

Honestly you couldn't make it up. Later I went outside on the phone and barman is sat having a fag, with his mask wrapped around his hand, his hand actually inside it!

This was 18 months into this madness!

Edited May 2 by DIDO.1