IdonthaveaScooby

Wasn’t the reporter with the made up name was it ?

something like Ivor Gerican

public love that kind of ****e

msm is there to polarize public opinion , but in the same way cola cola is owned by the same people as Pepsi

they’ll always win

This is how people are accepting covid restrictions and the US has got away with dumping weaponary in Ukraine

BMWhere?

No its not! Pepsico and The Coca-Cola company are two completely separate companies

IdonthaveaScooby

https://www.organicconsumers.org/new...k-and-vanguard

IdonthaveaScooby

Something like 10 families control everything we do

markjmd

iTrader: (11)

Inside the frazzled, confused blob that you call your brain, maybe they do.

IdonthaveaScooby

You’re naive or worse

matt-c

iTrader: (5)

You are really quite unwell.

Lozgti2

Don’t shoot the messenger !

just think lot of people been unfair on IDHAS.

Lot of what he says is what BBC, Sky news and all the press say too.

Dont shoot me down ! Just saying what the world press say too

IdonthaveaScooby

I am a realist

markjmd

iTrader: (11)

Eh? He never stops banging on about the fact that BBC, Sky News and the rest of the conventional press/media are "hiding the truth". How could what he's saying possibly be the same as what they're saying?

Lozgti2

Just my thoughts🙂

matt-c

iTrader: (5)

Er, not sure about that.

Lozgti2

Hey we can all agree to disagree. Lol no worries 👍

matt-c

iTrader: (5)

The views he espouses are on the wackier side of the conspiracy theory spectrum.

any reference to them in main media will be asking why people believe this stuff.

You need to go off the beaten track to see them taken seriously.

They appeal to quite a large audience who have a need to feel they know something most others don’t.
it’s all a load of nonsense of course, but there you go.

Lozgti2

It’s entertaining to read though 😁

IdonthaveaScooby

I have feeling both of them are coming round / starting to panic it could be true


of course they're not identifying which parts they 'dont like'

its unsettling for anyone after all

IdonthaveaScooby

Cost living crises ?? as result plandemic

the governments puppets are out to line the junk food producers pockets , whilst NHS creaks under the pressure coping with bad food diets

fattening up for privatisation

IdonthaveaScooby

So in Kenya , where theres next to no covid , the IMF have taken a firm grip on wrecking the economy

great big loans to cope with the crisis , conditions of which were to increase taxes - to prove they could pay it back...

the corrupt pocket the cash , and the poor have to pay more for everyday commodities

If they ever to default on payments imf ( USA ) will be in there stealing their minerals


I know - its the third world right, so irrelevant

IdonthaveaScooby

Its almost as though the economic impact could have been foreseen .....

IdonthaveaScooby

This is just the start

IdonthaveaScooby

Just sick , the same **** could be happening anywhere in the world . Coronavirusus have been here for thousands of years but NO usa had to find even more deadly posiblities to harness the worlds populations with

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Wuhan-lab.html

Lozgti2

Amazing how it’s all disappeared off the news virtually completely

Richy P1984

Its become part of the daily grind now.

BMWhere?

In the UK it has!
Still quite a bit in the news in Germany though with the new BA.5 variant spreading rapidly!
As usual, the UK government has its head in the sand, no testing being done and completely oblivious to rising cases!

IdonthaveaScooby

We don't need covid to keep the workers down this end

im sure variants will be picked up for the foreseeable in order to transfer wealth away from Joe Bloggs, Worldwide


drugs companies have been given the all clear to pump 6 month olds with their special sauce ,even though theres no evidence children are even affected

Lozgti2

Everyone I know seems to have Covid at the moment

IdonthaveaScooby

Yes the potential to control peoples lives / world economies immeasurable

the shreksta

iTrader: (20)

ive just had it for the second time........great job these jabs are doing

IdonthaveaScooby

It’s obvious jabs do not do anything to prevent transmission and could well be giving you less protection than your innate immunity , work colleague made point telling me he’s had covid 3 times

People are also being compensated 100s of k by drugs companies for damage done by vaccine , so what does that tell you


don’t go protesting though or you may wind up in jail

ALi-B

iTrader: (1)

They [vaccines ]do prevent excessive transmission : They reduce the time that you are contagious to others. The quicker your immune system deals with it, the less virus cells remain colonised in your respiratory system to spew over everyone else.

Same fact for any respiratory virus and relevant vaccine.

If your immune system takes longer to deal with it, you end up being contagious for longer, even with mild symptoms. This is partly why we had quarantine periods.

Now if you want to go into the nuances of which vaccine works best with which variant, that's a different matter...just like Flu vaccines...like this week the NHS announced a screw up as they were dishing out flu jabs that didn't protect against the latest strains of flu. And it's not the first time they've done that (my gran was a likely a victim of the last low efficacy flu jab ).

Anyhoo. What's the nutter's take on every man and his dog getting shingles now?