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originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
a reply to: angelchemuel
Yeah, read that this morning too.
Confidence in the Johnsson & Johnsson vaccine is going to drop like a stone.
It wasn't very high to begin with...
Edit : This just in from the Guardian live Feed at 8.03am :
"A very quick Reuters snap here that this morning on BFM TV, France’s health minister Olivier Veran said “The Virus is doubling every five days.”
The statement comes a day after president Emmanuel Macron announced a mandatory vaccination order for health workers."
Yay, doubling every 5 days in France, this is going to be fun.
originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
I'm an ardent pessimist
I was posting in irony, or sarcasm.
Poo is/may hit the fan over here, but at least I have a front seat.
A major Train line is closing for a month as of the 15th July.
People will have to crowd together on other lines to get around this.
Due to vaccinations, most people will be going away in August, late August now for some.
We had 6950 new cases today.
Thankfully the death numbers are low, but we'll see where we are in a week or two.
From an epidemiological point of view, this is indeed going to be fun
(I have yet again taken my 2 weeks hols at a perfect time, i'll be back at work on the 26th. Observer from here to there.)
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: McGinty
This is interesting the Vaccinated people are testing positive for more than the unvaccinated. But the symptoms are not as severe. It looks very much like the way Spanish flue played out, it petered out into common cold fingers crossed.
originally posted by: Rich Z
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: McGinty
This is interesting the Vaccinated people are testing positive for more than the unvaccinated. But the symptoms are not as severe. It looks very much like the way Spanish flue played out, it petered out into common cold fingers crossed.
Ah, but are they infectious to others? That seems like a story that will show up in the MSM, well, NEVER.