lagrange wrote: ↑Sat Apr 10, 2021 2:33 pm the Covid virus only comes out at night

What an intelligent little virus it is!

It even knows to enter small businesses yet stay out of big ones.

The FDA and EMA also executed Emergency Approvals. This is Cambo-related, as the Kingdom is where others were a year ago, as far as cases goes. But hopefully the vaccine roll-out, and experience will control it. However, there looks to be a possible third wave, with Continental Europe experiencing ...

I’d say nine out of 10 expats I talk to are either anti-VAX or think the whole thing’s a grand conspiracy ginned up by the government/corporations. For profit & control. It’s given me a whole new perspective on just how flaky most barang are over here. :BangHead: I don't know anyone here like t...

The approval, which can takes a very long time, was given on an emergency basis Where's the emergency when most who get infected recover? Last year Dr. Dan Erickson of Bakersfield. California, stated: There's a 0.03% chance of dying from covid-19 in the state of California. Does that necessitate sh...

I’d say nine out of 10 expats I talk to are either anti-VAX How can they be blamed when the pharma companies refuse to accept liability for any adverse effects, injuries, incapacitation etc? And they can't be sued after the fact as govts have granted them legal immunity. There is absolutely no need...

AstraZeneca blood clot link is emerging... https://apnews.com/article/europe-rome-coronavirus-pandemic-coronavirus-vaccine-08d7d402fc20b371436898534f728f2e I don't care where the vaccines are made or the companies/countries affiliated. All of them were approved within 15 months, which is unheard of...

general hysteria The unreliable test results are contributing to it all. 6. SARS-CoV-2 re-testing in staff, patients and residents in health and social care settings Immunocompetent staff, patients and residents who have tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 by PCR should be exempt from routine re-testing...