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Chinese "Devil Virus" - anyone worried?

Astrazenenca side effects should include shaking like you have Parkinsons. Hats off to M J Fox, that guy risks his life every time he brushes his teeth.
Actually, he brushes his teeth better than the rest of us...
 
Is there a message you are trying to tell us?

Yes. The dosage is probably way too high for it to have such side effects so frequently in the population. A sore arm should be about it had they spent time to optimise the dose. A temporary bout of parkinsons disease is not it.
 
Yes. The dosage is probably way too high for it to have such side effects so frequently in the population. A sore arm should be about it had they spent time to optimise the dose. A temporary bout of parkinsons disease is not it.

I had the sweats, couldn’t eat, banging headache and was generally irritable. I don’t think it was down to the first dose. It was the copious amount of beer I drank after having it.
 
I had the sweats, couldn’t eat, banging headache and was generally irritable. I don’t think it was down to the first dose. It was the copious amount of beer I drank after having it.
Just like when your mate throws up after a big night but blames it on the kebab.
 
I think you're mixing Viral Vector (AZ) and mRNA (Moderna & Pfizer) with your Dirty Sanchez dig there.

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Two jabs of either vaccine give a similar level of protection against symptomatic disease from the Indian variant as they do for the Kent one.

However, both vaccines were only 33% effective against the Indian variant three weeks after the first dose.

The Pfizer vaccine was found to be 88% effective at stopping symptomatic disease from the Indian variant two weeks after the second dose, compared with 93% effectiveness against the Kent variant.

While the AstraZeneca jab was 60% effective against the Indian variant, compared with 66% against the Kent variant.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57214596
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A rare dantes was partially wrong shocker. So 33% it is. Fuck.
 
[article]
Two jabs of either vaccine give a similar level of protection against symptomatic disease from the Indian variant as they do for the Kent one.

However, both vaccines were only 33% effective against the Indian variant three weeks after the first dose.

The Pfizer vaccine was found to be 88% effective at stopping symptomatic disease from the Indian variant two weeks after the second dose, compared with 93% effectiveness against the Kent variant.

While the AstraZeneca jab was 60% effective against the Indian variant, compared with 66% against the Kent variant.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57214596
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A rare dantes was partially wrong shocker. So 33% it is. Fuck.
It's now up to 60 and 66% after the first jab ... the length of time to exposure after the jab the better the protection, even before the second jab.
 
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The context there is that he will be faced with a surprise disease outbreak like each of the administration's before him. Do better. Seriously.

Context was to scare him into sending money. Money Fauci then sent to Wuhan to do research on creating that scary virus that would justify sending more money to Fauci. Fauci needs the monies after all.
 
Wuhan lab staff had Covid-like symptoms before outbreak disclosed, says report
Issued on: 24/05/2021 - 00:25

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In this Feb. 2, 2021, file photo, a member of a World Health Organization team is seen wearing protective gear during a field visit to the Hubei Animal Disease Control and Prevention Center for another day of field visit in Wuhan in central China's Hubei province. © Ng Han Guan, AP
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Three researchers from China's Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) sought hospital care in November 2019, months before China disclosed the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing a previously undisclosed U.S. intelligence report.

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The newspaper said the report - which provides fresh details on the number of researchers affected, the timing of their illnesses, and their hospital visits - may add weight to calls for a broader probe of whether the COVID-19 virus could have escaped from the laboratory.

The report came on the eve of a meeting of the World Health Organization's decision-making body, which is expected to discuss the next phase of an investigation into the origins of COVID-19.

A National Security Council spokeswoman had no comment on the Journal's report but said the Biden administration continued to have "serious questions about the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, including its origins within the Peoples Republic of China."


She said the U.S. government was working with the WHO and other member states to support an expert-driven evaluation of the pandemic's origins "that is free from interference or politicisation."

"We're not going to make pronouncements that prejudge an ongoing WHO study into the source of SARS-CoV-2, but we've been clear that sound and technically credible theories should be thoroughly evaluated by international experts," she said.

The Journal said current and former officials familiar with the intelligence about the lab researchers expressed a range of views about the strength of the report's supporting evidence, with one unnamed person saying it needed "further investigation and additional corroboration."

The United States, Norway, Canada, Britain and other countries in March expressed concerns about the WHO-led COVID-19 origins study, and called for further investigation and full access to all pertinent human, animal and other data about the early stages of the outbreak.
 
The next phase of the WHO's investigation will need a bigger budget. Poor guys, trying hard to protect our health and get to the truth, poor poor people, they deserve monies. More monies so the WHO can continue to do their works and get to the bottom of it all with proper reports and recommendations. All written by smart scientists. Spare no expense!
 
Anything is possible ... but as stated it is "highly highly unlikely", what is there in that statement that you can't comprehend you thick twat ? That isn't a zero value. Do you need a conjectural percentage so you can get you can get your brain around it and actually put a value on the meaning of 'unlikely' ?

And no they didn't make any suggestions that it was man-made. Only it's origin.

Though on the subject of being man-made:

.... disease ecologist Peter Daszak of the EcoHealth Alliance, dismissed Ebright’s conjecture. “Every time there’s an emerging disease, a new virus, the same story comes out: This is a spillover or the release of an agent or a bioengineered virus,” Daszak says. “It’s just a shame. It seems humans can’t resist controversy and these myths, yet it’s staring us right in the face. There’s this incredible diversity of viruses in wildlife and we’ve just scratched the surface. Within that diversity, there will be some that can infect people and within that group will be some that cause illness.”

No doubt then that it was deliberately released in the wet market. Or maybe not ... someone could have just dropped a lab-made vial of this new virus into someone's soup by accident.

Of the 585 samples tested, 33 were positive for 2019-nCoV and all were in the huge market’s western portion, which is where wildlife were sold. “The positive tests from the wet market are hugely important,” says Edward Holmes, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Sydney who collaborated with the first group to publicly release a 2019-nCoV sequence. “Such a high rate of positive tests would strongly imply that animals in the market played a key role in the emergence of the virus.”

Agent Frogfish .....
 
Weren't EcoHealth the body that sent the research monies to the Wuhan lab? They'd know better than us if their money turned out to responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths, they're the closest people to the matter so I'm inclined to believe them without question. Perhaps send them even more monies to make sure.

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Yup they did fund the Wuhan lab.

Its truly amazing that weirdo conspiracy theorists are correct more often than the media and the experts they roll out.

Someone needs to look into it
 
No they sent monies. They didn't send funding. There is a difference, I presume there is anyway because Fauci told congress he did not have funding relations with that lab. So no, they didn't fund it. They only sent monies which is totally different.
 
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