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originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
False. The UK government introduced changes to the way COVID-19 deaths were counted in August 2020. It introduced two cut-off periods of 28 and 60 days following a positive test to register coronavirus deaths, compared with the previous method of counting all deaths after a positive test as a coronavirus death. This change created two sets of data to help the government monitor short and longer term impacts of the virus. The change has nothing to do with the high death rates seen during the surge in cases in December 2020 and January 2021.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
NVM
I can smell your defeat.
By all means...please go get 15 covid vaxes to make sure you're fully protected.
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
Except they never have. You're just extremely naive to the fact the mockingbird media never discusses the many diseased outbreaks across the world so people like you can make ignorant, misinformed statements like the one above. I've personally witnessed diseased outbreaks within a 2 million strong refugee camp in Afghanistan. You never heard about it on the news. They were overwhelmed with every manner of disease your glorious vaccines never eradicated. It was a red zone we were not allowed to enter.
But hey man....just keep turning on your CNN or whatever news channel you feel is "the truth" and keep your head buried in the myth. Don't ever take the red pill.
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
Except they never have. You're just extremely naive to the fact the mockingbird media never discusses the many diseased outbreaks across the world so people like you can make ignorant, misinformed statements like the one above. I've personally witnessed diseased outbreaks within a 2 million strong refugee camp in Afghanistan. You never heard about it on the news. They were overwhelmed with every manner of disease your glorious vaccines never eradicated. It was a red zone we were not allowed to enter.
But hey man....just keep turning on your CNN or whatever news channel you feel is "the truth" and keep your head buried in the myth. Don't ever take the red pill.
CNN..lol I don't do msm.
I imagine outbreaks happen where a lot of people are not vaxxed for whatever reason, like 3rd world countries.
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
Except they never have. You're just extremely naive to the fact the mockingbird media never discusses the many diseased outbreaks across the world so people like you can make ignorant, misinformed statements like the one above. I've personally witnessed diseased outbreaks within a 2 million strong refugee camp in Afghanistan. You never heard about it on the news. They were overwhelmed with every manner of disease your glorious vaccines never eradicated. It was a red zone we were not allowed to enter.
But hey man....just keep turning on your CNN or whatever news channel you feel is "the truth" and keep your head buried in the myth. Don't ever take the red pill.
CNN..lol I don't do msm.
I imagine outbreaks happen where a lot of people are not vaxxed for whatever reason, like 3rd world countries.
Of course they do and their immune systems produce antibodies. It's why mankind as a species has been able to proliferate for nearly 200,000 years. Damn sure wasn't because of "vaccines". Vaccines haven't even been in existence for 99.9999% of mankind's existence yet we somehow managed to persevere through REAL pandemics over the centuries and grow from a few hundred thousand to nearly 8 billion now.
This is called critical thinking. Try it out sometime.
BTW...you know what causes an even bigger outbreak of a virus? When you have sheep across the planet devoid of critical thinking who sprint to get the jab voluntarily infecting themselves. 15-25% of those sheep will develop the virus as a full blown infection to the point where their viral load is so high they become contagious and spread it to the remainder of the population. REGARDLESS if you are vaxed or not. You only HOPE your vaccine has enabled you to build enough antibodies capable of reducing the symptoms once you contract the virus. If your immune system is compromised then you will get sick. Period. That's how "getting sick" works chief.
Keep your head in the sand and stop pretending you understand what's going on because you do not.
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
Except they never have. You're just extremely naive to the fact the mockingbird media never discusses the many diseased outbreaks across the world so people like you can make ignorant, misinformed statements like the one above. I've personally witnessed diseased outbreaks within a 2 million strong refugee camp in Afghanistan. You never heard about it on the news. They were overwhelmed with every manner of disease your glorious vaccines never eradicated. It was a red zone we were not allowed to enter.
But hey man....just keep turning on your CNN or whatever news channel you feel is "the truth" and keep your head buried in the myth. Don't ever take the red pill.
CNN..lol I don't do msm.
I imagine outbreaks happen where a lot of people are not vaxxed for whatever reason, like 3rd world countries.
Of course they do and their immune systems produce antibodies. It's why mankind as a species has been able to proliferate for nearly 200,000 years. Damn sure wasn't because of "vaccines". Vaccines haven't even been in existence for 99.9999% of mankind's existence yet we somehow managed to persevere through REAL pandemics over the centuries and grow from a few hundred thousand to nearly 8 billion now.
This is called critical thinking. Try it out sometime.
BTW...you know what causes an even bigger outbreak of a virus? When you have sheep across the planet devoid of critical thinking who sprint to get the jab voluntarily infecting themselves. 15-25% of those sheep will develop the virus as a full blown infection to the point where their viral load is so high they become contagious and spread it to the remainder of the population. REGARDLESS if you are vaxed or not. You only HOPE your vaccine has enabled you to build enough antibodies capable of reducing the symptoms once you contract the virus. If your immune system is compromised then you will get sick. Period. That's how "getting sick" works chief.
Keep your head in the sand and stop pretending you understand what's going on because you do not.
You overestimate your understanding of things
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Type1338
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Jaellma
It comes as the numbers of Covid-19 patients in hospital rose to 402 yesterday, although of these the number in intensive care dropped slightly to 73.
Another 1,466 new cases of the virus were reported yesterday.
Deputy chief medical officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that “over recent days we have seen an increasing number of people with Covid-19 admitted to hospital and to intensive care”.
“Recently, approximately 70pc of people being treated in intensive care for Covid-19 have not been fully vaccinated. This is a significant cause for concern,” he added.
[url]https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/kerry-and-waterford-have-the-highest-rates-of-people-testing-positive-for-covid-40943330.html[/ url]
You can still catch Covid if you are vaccinated , the vacine is aimed at stopping people being hospitalised and dying.
We have been told that the MNRA injections immunize us.
Being immunized is supposed to give you immunity.
So the injection immunizes us from getting very ill or dying but not from the Covid.
That’s false advertising as it is called the Covid 19 vaccine.
If it immunizes us from dying though that’s awesome!
Being immune to death sounds cool but it won’t help Billy Gates save the world from his over population concerns.
All this is so confusing, I’m off to find an expert!
I'm not sure any vaccine assures 100% immunity, but they work, because with a disease virtually wiped out, there is little to catch. I would not argue that it might not be as effective as they hoped though.
How is an injection that does not stop you getting infected and transmitting going to virtually wipe out the disease in question?
I never said it would wipe it out, I was referring to other vaccines, and the fact they are not 100% effective either. I'm sure it took some time, for them, to beat those diseases back.
Except they never have. You're just extremely naive to the fact the mockingbird media never discusses the many diseased outbreaks across the world so people like you can make ignorant, misinformed statements like the one above. I've personally witnessed diseased outbreaks within a 2 million strong refugee camp in Afghanistan. You never heard about it on the news. They were overwhelmed with every manner of disease your glorious vaccines never eradicated. It was a red zone we were not allowed to enter.
But hey man....just keep turning on your CNN or whatever news channel you feel is "the truth" and keep your head buried in the myth. Don't ever take the red pill.
CNN..lol I don't do msm.
I imagine outbreaks happen where a lot of people are not vaxxed for whatever reason, like 3rd world countries.
Of course they do and their immune systems produce antibodies. It's why mankind as a species has been able to proliferate for nearly 200,000 years. Damn sure wasn't because of "vaccines". Vaccines haven't even been in existence for 99.9999% of mankind's existence yet we somehow managed to persevere through REAL pandemics over the centuries and grow from a few hundred thousand to nearly 8 billion now.
This is called critical thinking. Try it out sometime.
BTW...you know what causes an even bigger outbreak of a virus? When you have sheep across the planet devoid of critical thinking who sprint to get the jab voluntarily infecting themselves. 15-25% of those sheep will develop the virus as a full blown infection to the point where their viral load is so high they become contagious and spread it to the remainder of the population. REGARDLESS if you are vaxed or not. You only HOPE your vaccine has enabled you to build enough antibodies capable of reducing the symptoms once you contract the virus. If your immune system is compromised then you will get sick. Period. That's how "getting sick" works chief.
Keep your head in the sand and stop pretending you understand what's going on because you do not.
You overestimate your understanding of things
Facts are tough to accept in the face of your irrational fears.