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Olpps I've just read that link. Thanks. Just because the vaccine has been given temporary authorization (temporary being quite a keyword!) doesn't mean it's not still experimental (it might legally, but If I legally change my name we all know I'm the same person). The trials finish in 2023. And a lot of the early data on the "large" scale testing has in fact been redacted. It was also found (I think Pfizer) used the real vaccine instead of the placebo in some tests so those results were also removed.
I guess they gave it that temporary authorization so they weren't breaking the Nuremberg code. Because there are no two ways about it. You can not tell the long-term side effects from something in short-term testing.
If whoever is controlling the media doesn't manage to cover it up we will see the results. I already know 4 people personally that have had heart problems from the jab and have spoken with many people who know as well.... Why don't we look into all of these athletes collapsing and see if there's any connection with the jab?
There might not be but hey. Might be worth a look!
I would be interested to know your opinion on this because anyone I've asked in person simply doesn't give a response.
On the second point, I understand evolution doesn't choose or have a plan and that virus doesn't want anything and I assumed everyone else knew that as well so it's just quicker and easier to explain it that way.
Interesting note on the mutation point though. Thanks. It's getting increasingly harder to find information these days.
Secondly, as I've said before, no: viruses don't always mutate to become less lethal. Quote from my previous post (it's me, no other source, just don't want to retype as long). "this isn't necessarily true. Evolution doesn't plan ahead like that, it selects generation at a time. When we look around and see viruses that are not very deadly, like the cold, that is because they survive long enough for us to become familiar with them. With lethal viruses (think ebola), they rapidly kill their host pool and die out, unless they have a reservoir in another species (rabies, ebola etc.). There is no telling how many viruses burnt out by killing all their hosts in the past, as they are gone. It is a common misconception that viruses mutate to become milder. If they survive long term you can expect this, but evolution will just as readily favour a variant that kills its hosts, so long as it spreads faster overall. In the end, survival of the virus in the generational terms (days) is what is selected for, not long term, so viruses may become more or less deadly at random. All you can say is evolution will tend to make the virus more infectious, that is all.
Also, technically viruses aren't alive (they don't eat, respite or grow) and they certainly don't 'want' anything, to live or to die. They are fragments of molecular code that propogate or become obsolete based on statistical interactions with host immune systems: there is no plan, and they are not predictable like this, despite what common sense / the media will say. "
So firstly, no: mandatory vaccines are not against the Nuremberg code.
https://fullfact.org/health/nuremberg-code-covid/
This is how all viruses in the history of viruses work. They mutate to get weaker so they live longer. It's basic evolution. And this one is no different.
Next.
Mandatory vax is against the Nuremberg code and those enforcing it are committing a crime. That is FACT. So just be a bit careful if you are calling for mandatory vaccination.
Sounds like a herd immunity solution
Well done to South Africa.
Nice work HNS and thanks for taking the time for the benefit of the board.
I also agree Alex if this new variant proves to be less deadly and its able to be the dominant strand and take over delta it can only be positive news.
Good interview with a scientist on Radio 5L yesterday, saying that the new variant while it spreads more easily and (sofar) looks less deadly, could actually chase off Delta and become the main strain. It will infect more people with a less deadly strain, giving more the antibodies they need to fight off other strains including Delta.
To give some scale cases per 100,000 population across the U.K. is between 400-1000 cases in a majority of areas across the U.K. based on bbc stats
In the US here is the current per 100k across Regals largest territory’s that make up majority of cinemas courtesy of the NY Times data (weekly 7 day cases per 100k)
California - 11
New York 32
Georgia 8
Texas 11
Florida 6
Washington DC -10
North Carolina 16
Colorado 38
Virginia 16
My takeaway from this is - even if there is a new variant spike it is starting from a low base of infection in the states that matter to CINE ,
this gives time to understand if it even a real threat at all and commitment to mandatory vaccination in the US from Jan 22 onwards plus time to get new vaccine formulation circulated should dampen the doom scenario for Cine around any material interruption to trading