How many more I wonder

[Justin Passing]

Get it right will you?
I said they weren't forced, which is true. I asked for evidence on the same line.
The evidence for "forced" never came.

I corrected what I'd written - something little sad trolls never do.
I said I'd forgotten about the pressures but not that nobody got sacked.
You tried to make out I'd said something else, and started your poo about mental illness, because that is what sad trolls do.

This, is troll shít:

I'm absolutely stunned that a number of posters resolutely deny that story, it's even worse than denial, it's almost like a mental illness.

 

[charliegolf]

For clarity, I'm not denying the threat was made. I'm questioning whether it resulted in any sackings.

 

[Justin Passing]

I'm questioning whether it resulted in any sackings.

BBC said no - link above. They decided against.
I could have been to prevent losing staff but it would only have been a a proportion of the 5%, the rest being "redeployed".
It could have been tricky if you got covid from an unvaccinated staff member - could you sue the NHS?

 

[noseall]

I'm questioning whether it resulted in any sackings.

Just more scaremongering by the anti-vaxx nutters.

 

[Mottie]

but respected sources are mumbling

Of course, only you know these 'respected sources' don’t you. Care to share or is it just another Dork hint at the secret higher echelons of society that you move in?

 

[gas112]

Just more scaremongering by the anti-vaxx nutters.

remind us what you recently said why you got vaxxed

 

[ellal]

From the report...

"His wife Charlotte has been trying to get the "natural causes" wording on her husband's death certificate changed."

And that "She is pursuing legal action against the pharmaceutical company, along with dozens of other people"

Other sources are claiming it may be up to 1200...

One wonders if the words 'natural causes' have been used far too often rather than revealing the real cause?

After all, they used it in reverse when claiming 'death of covid' rather than 'death with covid' when the latter was often the case...

And why?

Because of the financial repercussions!

"Mrs Wright, who was on maternity leave when her husband died, said that before she received £120,000 from the government's Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS) in August, she had used food banks to help support her children, now aged nine and three.

Up to 21 March, only 63 out of 4,178 claims received by the VDPS had led to payments, according to NHS figures."

Now imagine if the true cause of death had been denied in her case...

Would have saved a lot of money, and almost certainly prevented her from suing...

I wonder how many more death certificates with false information recorded are out there?

 

[denso13]

they used it in reverse when claiming 'death of covid' rather than 'death with covid' when the latter was often the case...

Yea, pesky lying doctors eh. Sack them all...

 

[denso13]

It won’t be long before a lot more come out imho.

I'll try again. Why do you think that?

 

[denso13]

the response is to be expected for obvious reasons.

I'll try again. What reasons would they be?

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'm 50/50 on all this vaccine stuff. I think I went for the first two scheduled jabs but didn't go for the most recent booster. I think the numbers having the jab have dropped but might be wrong on that. I know this is kind of stating the obvious, but my thought process is along these lines. Let's say having the vaccine leaves you with a one in a million chance of dropping dead (ratio made up.) You can argue those are good odds vs contracting covid and falling seriously ill or worse. However, you can also argue if you're the one in a million person it's not exactly been a good bet for you personally. Yes I get that's the case with any vaccine or medical procedure.

Before you all jump down my throat, I'm not an anti vaccine extremist who thinks Bill Gates now has micro robots flowing around our bodies.

 

[denso13]

So, it is very disingenuous of anyone to say that the vaccine wasn't compulsory,

The vaccine wasn't compulsory. Did you have it?

 

[ellal]

Yea, pesky lying doctors eh. Sack them all...

You still don't get it do you

Doctors had to follow the guidelines they were given...

But doctors didn't draw up those guidelines!

 

[denso13]

Doctors had to follow the guidelines they were given...

The guidelines that said death certificates had to be filled out to "the best of their knowledge and belief".

Pesky lying doctors...

 

[ellal]

The guidelines that said death certificates had to be filled out to "the best of their knowledge and belief".

Pesky lying doctors...

No, they had to record a death as from the 'virus' if there had been a positive test in the previous 28 days regardless of the real cause of death...

(until of course the rules got changed)

Unless of course you can prove that this was not the case?