And of course you’re gonna get a jab every year, maybe two.

Do anyone think it was a one off deal?

You get the flu jab every year don’t you, even if you’re not scared of the flu killing you why do you want to have a week of misery.

Heard talk it might be combinable flu and Covid. Even if not we’ll isn’t that just stiff shit.

I mean isn’t that something to whinge about, a couple of visits to the doc per year. Call Trump!

We can make proteins which don't occur in nature.

Aren’t we clever… we can probably make virus variants that don’t exist in nature too…
These fvcking nerds will kill us all… ;)

I never had a flu jab, and I’ve had the flu once in a decade… funnily enough it was March last year… worst flu ever… 

Be nice if I was allowed to learn if it was C19… but it’s a secret…  

I never had a flu jab, and I’ve had the flu once in a decade… funnily enough it was March last year… worst flu ever… 

Be nice if I was allowed to learn if it was C19… but it’s a secret…  

They can do that, all technology can be used for good or bad, nuclear weapons are one example.

There is no shortage of dangerous weapons..

People need to value social unity, equality, the rule of law, separation of powers etc. Democracy...

Always put sweet chilli sauce on your bat and rice.

You could have got a test.

I thought it was cook your bat for at least 15mins in an oven at 180degrees.....

Kills all covid. 

Cool it in a solar oven braised in bleach… *

*Dman is not a medical professional or chef, if symptoms persist google ‘worlds most powerful doctor’…

I thought it was cook your bat for at least 15mins in an oven at 180degrees.....

Kills all covid. 

Cool it in a solar oven braised in bleach… *

*Dman is not a medical professional or chef, if symptoms persist google ‘worlds most powerful doctor’…

If you and Dr Marki open a GP clinic let me know...

I'll use telemedicine for the footy chat.

I know of a bloke, not close personally but I’ve met him on several occasions who got Covid.

Works with my nephew, they install private lifts and those chair- stair lifts that sort of thing. They have an office in LA and this bloke was over there last year, 2020, initially only a few weeks but then he got Covid. Which he blew through seemingly unaffected. Then he couldn’t get back into Aus for a while because of lockdown and quarantine but as there was work over there he stayed a few months.

Get’s back here beginning of 21 all is well, about March he starts getting short of breath and one night his missus finds him collapsed on the stairs (2 story home).

Taken to hospital, his lungs are scarred and blistered from Covid, he has “long Covid”.

This bloke is fit, 40 odd,  played competitive sports all his life. Thankfully because of age and fitness his docs reckon he’ll make a full recovery, in time, but it won’t be soon.

My nephew and work went around and installed one of those chair-stair lifts so he get to his bedroom.

I’m told he’s down an alarming amount of body weight and his dark brown to almost black hair of 6 months ago is now completely silver.

Be in no doubt, this is not a flu or a cold, it’s Covid 19 and it will f*** you up.

Granddaughter  in the UK got long covid. Young and fit, in her twenties. Not something to be taken lightly and as she found out, is not as rare as people think and affects people to varying  degrees. Unfortunately  these are the things  tha don't  show up in the statistics and are overlooked by us amateurs 

Sorry to hear that mate, best wishes for the recovery process…

Thanks mate. Definitely improving. You always wonder will there be longer term effects from lung disease.  The strange thing is she got it, got over it, then tested positive again. Her partner who had similar symptoms  never got it. Pre Delta of course.

Good to hear your GD is in the improve…

There’s more questions than answers for mine, about every aspect of the Pandemic… including the biggest question of all… 

SARS, bird flu, pig flu Ebola and all the rest never had the potential of global pandemic that Covid did. Many if not most of them are more deadly, which combined with their low contagion or rarity (compared to Covid) was actually an advantage - people die before they can spread…. well… good.

That’s why there was no plan… from Govs…. Health NGO’s always had one but nobody listens to them. They want to defund them instead.

Covid was almost the perfect storm, long incubation, highly contagious….. But thankfully low  mortality.

Change that last sentence and it’s a different game.

So yes, Covid was the pandemic we had to have

One suggestion this week was that a third jab may provide lifetime protection...no need to have another. 

That’s some suggestion… Assuming the definition of ‘lifetime’ will need to be amended to suit that narrative…

LOL.
They fooled us once with 1 jab.
They fooled us a second time telling us 2 jabs increases efficacy significantly
Now they are talking about 3rd jabs and using words like "lifetime" etc

I think they have shown their colours and this charade has run its course....

Its time for mankind to fight back.

I think its bloody time the health authorities start revealing what the "underlying health issues" are with all the deaths being reported.
Lets face it, we only have around 5-15 per day. It wouldn't be difficult to just say that 4 people in their 70's who dies had this and that as underlying health conditions....

The fear of death has run its course.

In the next 2-5 years we will see a significant spike in cancer related deaths - all because our health system and lockdown restrictions has been fixated on Covid19 and failed to acknowledge the significantly higher risk posed by cancer.

You cannot lock yourself out of cancer.  You cannot vaccinate yourself against it.

No doubt we will hear the usual rubbish from the health people that the cancer centres and screening centres are all still open - yada yada blah blah.
But the reality is that when you impose such drastic movement restrictions in this nanny state and country, you simply fekk with people's mindset and they psychologically make decisions that adversely impact on their usual health routines.