GoldenPhil

I think the truth is in the middle

I think its one of those things, ignorance is dangerous. The most pernicious aspect of covid19 is its medium term effects after recovery. Eg a friend of mines whole family got covid19 they recovered but a few weeks later the father was hospitalised with a heart problem. If he had died it would have been fair to cite covid19 and it is likely that is what has caused the heart complications, and the family would have argued NOT including his death as relating to covid19 as a cover up.

I knew the day would come. I agree with @vandhe is calling this correctly.

I spent a number of enjoyable years living and working in Hong Kong so I find this very sad news:

The reason that the campaign supporting Scottish independence lost the referendum is because it didn't push for the people of England to be able to vote on the matter as well.

I am certainly preparing for a pull back

Truly shocking. Its telling that this isn't on the news.

Government abusing statistics... i am shocked lol

I see , well this is refreshing so at least there is agreement that there is an illness we all refer to as Covid19 and its just the cause of that illness that is up for debate

Is your position that measles doesn't exist?

Thanks for the clarification. So if exomes is not making peopld sick then it is likely to be the virus, right? Added 0 minutes later... https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mans-whole-household-dies-coronavirus-22475781

Do EXOMES cause illness?

I agree the vaccine may be too greater a risk to have.

A fair summary here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.universetoday.com/38125/how-long-have-humans-been-on-earth/amp/

Humans have been around for between 5 to 7 million years , yet you choose a point of comparison that was a tiny 2000 years ago to make a comparison missing the fact that the system in Roman times is the same one we have today. Its like saying were you happier yesterday when everything was exactly the same as it is today. Talk about ignorance lol 😆