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A fantastic post. You are wasting your time, OG, flecc, Woosh and Danidl will argue with great passion that EU nations are doing a fantastic job and the U.K. has got it all wrong. They will criticise the U.K. for vaccinating 24 million people, but praise EU nations for suspending vaccination...

It makes perfect sense, when suspending use of the Oxford is viewed as the political decision that it was.

It makes no difference. Don’t listen to them.

The Danes are ridiculous. They all walk around in capes made out of bacon and wear pastry hats. Take no notice. JVT is who you should listen to. He was right about the Oxford vaccine being safe.

You are beyond help.

It’s not known whether new vaccine resistant variants are more or less likely to develop in people who have received one dose. You certainly don’t know.

It’s tricky to determine exactly what has gone off with my wife. We’ve sent a factual account of the experience to our GP and asked for his advice. I’ll wait and see what comes back. As a minimum I’m of the opinion she needs an antibody test.

The evidence suggests otherwise. It’s Maths not Math.

I like to tease you. You occasionally post some relevant stuff.

I think I will. Thanks

It comes down to the simple question. For every 1000 people, do you want to give 500 full protection and leave 500 vulnerable to death? Or do you want to protect all 1000 from death but not infection? You can’t have both because it takes a period of time to deliver 100000000 doses of vaccine...

My wife had her vaccination yesterday. She came out of the vaccination centre holding a pad on her arm and a streak of dried watery blood stretching from just below her shoulder to her wrist. She said that her arm felt wet as the vaccine was administered and that a watery liquid, tinged with...

How many times does it need to be reiterated before it penetrates the bone in your skull? The strategy is to prevent hospitalisation, not prevent infection. You will need to wait a few days longer to get the protection from infection. You have posted nothing new. We know this and we have...

It’s quite incredible how a person can use so many words to say nothing.

Oh no, vaccination halted again.

I know. The EMA have basically said, no change, no change, carry on as before. Now the clowns on here are treating that as a new revelation :D It’s the same recommendation as they issued days ago when certain countries stopped using the vaccine. Woosh said earlier that Italy had stopped using...

That’s meaningless garbage.

Thank you.

Not really the EMA has no influence as far as I’m concerned. It has little or no relevance to what happens in the U.K. I’m just pointing out the fact that she said, the vaccine is safe and effective. Something which you emphatically denied earlier and something else which you got wrong, again...

It was never based on hope. That’s a very silly thing to say. As if they would wing it in such a manner.