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You make it sound like the viruses hold strategy meetings to decide upon their next tactic. Would this be via Zoom or is it safe for viruses to meet face to face in a convention centre? You are being a knob-head. Stop.

If someone wants a hand gun to commit a murder, it’s not that difficult. There are many in circulation. Banning them had contributed nothing to classroom safety.

He‘s a successful British person. You won’t like him or have any interest in his activities.

WTF?

The virus is most likely to mutate into a more infectious but less lethal strain.

I‘ve never been interested in recreational shooting, so don’t know what type of character it attracts. However, I really don’t think banning responsible firearms certificate holders from owning a handgun has contributed anything to classroom safety. Anyone intent on murder / mass killings will...

I didn’t mention a link to the delayed second jab did I ?

Tiny Scottish Idiot Woman has got her memory failure story past the Irishman :D :D :D She lives to lie another day.

The EU had lost 4 days:D:D:D:D:D Multiply that by 3 and say weeks, not days and you will be somewhere near. Over 30 million Covid vaccination procedures have now been carried out in the U.K.

The EU has lost time and perhaps more importantly, lost the confidence of its population in vaccination. I repeat: The threat from the virus > The threat from the vaccine. Don’t lose sight of that.

Quite a small real worry and very unlikely. I think you are splitting hairs. I see both statements as meaning the same things.

Our medical experts in this field are of the opinion that the extended gap between vaccination is very unlikely to increase the risk of mutations. Don’t forget, these people are amongst the worlds best.

The EU were 3 months late ordering and at least a month late approving. Then individual EU nations stuttered with the Oxford vaccine rollout. The EU’s vaccination programme has a lot more problems ahead. Before the Oxford shambles vaccination hesitancy was about 60% in France, a recent poll...

The threat from the disease > The threat from the vaccine. How can you admire a strategy which reverses that principle without being mental?

I like the EU approach??? What, ignore the advice of its own medical agency, dither for 3 months before placing an order, stop-start a vaccination rollout whilst simultaneously undermining public confidence so you end up with 20% confidence in vaccination??? Face a third wave of infection whilst...

I wouldn’t call a vaccination programme which humiliates virtually every EU vaccine rollout fluffing it. You can continue your over analysis, wrong conclusions and further dither and delay. What a clown show.

The EU is vaccinating the same number of people per day as the U.K. :D That’s a boll ocks statistic and you know it. What percentage of their population are they vaccinating each day? That’s where the truth of their dither & delay is exposed.

The EU dithered. They still are dithering. The U.K. made a fantastic assessment of a the vaccine under development. The proof is evident in the number of winners we committed to and the fact we are vaccinating over 3/4 million people each day. This is also why we are at least 10 weeks ahead of...

We’ve been down this route before and you’ve had it explained to you. Like many governments, the U.K. ordered vaccines whilst they were still under development. Remember how we discussed having backup plans running in parallel? Events have shown the the U.K. backed a lot of winners. It could...

I don’t think it will ever go away, so no. Anti-vax, anti-lockdown and anti-everything groups will make sure we never get rid of it. We either get rid of these people or we get rid of the virus.