Covid Death Stats: Looking Like Us Doubters May Be Right

[EddieM]

Which 'strain' of the 'virus' though?

In the future those who decided to have the 'jab(s)' may catch another 'version', so the saga may well continue...

It is not an impossibility that those who decide not to be 'jabbed' (with a 'vaccine' not of their choice ) may well have already caught the 'virus', and may well then have a better immune system reaction to future 'viruses'...

Of course we won't know that because there were no extensive tests on these 'vaccines' on the different 'strains' already known. They are now starting 'tests' on the use of multiple 'vaccines' to see what effect it has.
The human race is now undergoing the largest medical experiment in history!

So after thinking again, maybe borisconi with his alleged 'bodies' remark might have been right...

Cut out the 'dead wood' without harming the overall system? That's how nature usually works!

Does having 'flu one year make you less susceptible to getting 'flu the next year? No.

Is the 'flu jab tweaked each year? Yes it's often tweaked.

Do you get a 'flu jab? Or question it so much?

 

[JP_]

Interesting reading:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/offguardian/

This is the problem with the Internet. In the good old days, editors would just bin letters from nut jobs. Now they can set up their own website and spread their lunacy to the feeble minded.

 

[SirGalahad]

Here we go again! Don't get too used to your freedom just yet.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...orrying-say-scientists/ar-BB1gc4T4?li=BBoPWjQ

It's only after the even do we get to look at all the facts after the event. Scientists can have differing opinion on new data - that's why the Government polls them to get the concensus view. Or it can cherry pick the data to suit its needs. But if you have a data driven approach then you can at least leave out conjecture and subjectivity.

The Government has taken every opportunity to use the pandemic to further its own objectives - from handing out billions in contracts to their mates, from the failed test & trace, £100bn in Operation Moonshot, the loose requirements for BBL etc. This does not mean the pandemic is fake but it shows the character of those in charge where their real priorities lie.

I would be more concerned with the Governments desire to collect more and more data on you.

 

[denso13]

Which 'strain' of the 'virus' though?

Who knows, do you know which strain of flu will be prominent next year?

In the future those who decided to have the 'jab(s)' may catch another 'version', so the saga may well continue...

Yep, you are beginning to get it....

there were no extensive tests on these 'vaccines'

No time, the benefits far outweigh the risks.

maybe borisconi

Who is borisconi?

 

[Munroast]

I wonder how many lives have been saved this winter due to the lack of Flu due to social distancing ? 10,000 to 20,000 ? certainly less than those who have succumbed to Covid but possibly this figure should be deduced from the covid toll


See in Global terms in deaths per capita (deaths / 1million pop) we are now down to 14th and are no longer the biggest population near the top of the list. The sucess of the vaccine roll out here may eventually not make us look like plague island.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

 

[SirGalahad]

I wonder how many lives have been saved this winter due to the lack of Flu due to social distancing ? 10,000 to 20,000 ? certainly less than those who have succumbed to Covid but possibly this figure should be deduced from the covid toll


See in Global terms in deaths per capita (deaths / 1million pop) we are now down to 14th and are no longer the biggest population near the top of the list. The sucess of the vaccine roll out here may eventually not make us look like plague island.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

The ONS does that calculation.

 

[Munroast]

The ONS does that calculation.

no body could possibly know that figure, in a bad winter in could have been 60k (as many as covid) but more likely 10-20k

 

[SirGalahad]

no body could possibly know that figure, in a bad winter in could have been 60k (as many as covid) but more likely 10-20k

You really are showing yourself up again. They model excess mortality. Perhaps they know a bit more about this subject than you.

 

[ellal]

Do you get a 'flu jab?

Nope...

Or question it so much?

Ask yourself why were there apparently no flu cases in the main flu season this year?

 

[EddieM]

Nope...


Ask yourself why were there apparently no flu cases in the main flu season this year?

We've been on multiple lockdowns with mask wearing, social distancing and increased hygiene?

 

[securespark]

Don't let that get in the way!

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Interesting reading:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/offguardian/

Makes no difference, they will continue to believe it.

 

[Munroast]

You really are showing yourself up again. They model excess mortality. Perhaps they know a bit more about this subject than you.

Why are you always so unpleasant / attacking ? you don't happen to be from the far left, do you.

Anyway, covid deaths is mostly measured in 'within 28 days of being diagnosed'.
And yes there has been far far fewer deaths this past winter from the flu, and that will be down to the measures set in place to combat covid. May be the more vulnerable to flu should take heed and practise social distancing and face masks every winter.

 

[EFLImpudence]

and that will be down to the measures set in place to combat covid.

Why then did they not work as well against covid?

 

[JohnD]

Why then did they not work as well against covid?

what would the infection rate have been without them?