Strawman argument.
Which respected body of scientists is that? The ones that support the official narrative or the ones that don't?The Online Safety Bill should distinguish between your opinion spreading information regarding the virus and official guidance from a respected body of scientists.
"Alexa, tell me what I should be believing today." Lol.The Online Safety Bill is about protecting vulnerable children like Molly Russell.
Which bit of 'Anecdotal of course' didn't you understand?That is 1 hell of a claim.
Without any thing to prove it or back it up it stands out for what it is.
Wild unsubstantiated nonsense
I seem to recall that a 'respected body' of people were blamed for the failure to find WMD's in Iraq after an illegal war killed hundreds of thousands...Which respected body of scientists is that? The ones that support the official narrative or the ones that don't?
Ah, but you are 'imagining' this success...
Considering Pfizer have distributed 3 billion vaccines to 181 countries i'd imagine their success rate is quantifiable as the rate of infection has become subdued.
What does it have to do with Online Safety?
What an awe inspiring post.
Actually the infectious period has very little to do with the immune system overall, it's more to do with an individual's immune system and it's ability to fight off a virus regardless of jab status...LOL Vaccinations do nothing at all other than prepare the immune system until a person catches what ever they are for. That might give you a clue. A bit of help - the immune systems response is speeded up so people are infectuous for a shorter period.
Yep, plus the provision that Ofcom can order services to use "accredited technology" to scan content could spell the death knell of online privacy via end-to-end-encryption.I seem to recall that a 'respected body' of people were blamed for the failure to find WMD's in Iraq after an illegal war killed hundreds of thousands...
And the real experts were ignored, or got the 'Kelly treatment'!
This farcical bill is simply a further attempt on censorship but in another name!
And how different is it to poo tin making anyone claiming that there is a war going on in Ukraine a criminal?Yep, plus the provision that Ofcom can order services to use "accredited technology" to scan content could spell the death knell of online privacy via end-to-end-encryption.