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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle January 24 2023 #127032
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    Zelensky is the most vomit inducing pile of s**t, sold his nation down the river to line his own pockets and those of his mentors.
    I hope history catches up with him and the orchestrators of this bloodbath soon. As a young girl wrote a few months ago ‘We are all Z’, all of us who stand against the tidal wave of western immorality and corruption

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 7 2022 #97237
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    First off I am not a supporter of experimental vaccines but we seem to have polarised into two extreme positions. What is lost in the middle is how serious is COVID-19?
    As I have posted before, this is not about the number of deaths, it is about morbidity, what is the long term consequence of infection?
    Reports in the UK yesterday indicate 1.3M suffers from Long-COVID https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59895598
    The neoliberal anti vaxxers have read many times dismiss this as a mental issue. I know of people with the physical issues and it is not a fiction, serious disability is being inflicted by COVID even in its mild form.
    Now we have Omicron whose evolution has been a completely different path to previous versions, in fact links directly back to the Wuhan wild variant. How did it come about? A question that should be answered, along with the origin of the original variant. Omicron is nearly total human host immune evasive. It has new cellular pathway entries from the ACE2 of previous variants allowing quicker access to the host. It may be mild but it may be two years before we know what the implications of infection are. You may never know you have contracted HIV but once the virus is in the system the compromise of the immune system will lead to serious consequences.
    Unfortunately time will tell. It may be the start of a dystopian future of mass surveillance, out of control big Pharma and government or the slow quiet cull of the vast majority of the human race.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 27 2021 #93774
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    And the WEF 4 1/2 months ago, on Jul 12 2021. B.1.1.529 wasn’t just discovered.

    Article was updated 26Nov21 and the linked article from the portion referenced in the section relating to B.1.1.529 was created 26Nov21.

    if you follow some of the tweet streams from academia the allocation B.1.1.529 was only allocated in the past couple of days, after the sequencing was submitted.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 14 2021 #92374
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    From last year confirmation of re-infection, one of a number of articles with the experience of this Russian doctor.

    Russian doctor intentionally reinfected himself to test coronavirus immunity

    A friend of my wife her children are currently confirmed infected with COVID for the second time, young so no vaccination and not asymptomatic this or the previous time.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 10 2021 #86851
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    The comparison showing a higher percentage of deaths in the UK with individuals vaccinated is incorrect.
    If you look at the current population spread of vaccines 89 percent of UK have one dose and 80.6 percent have two. Therefore 11 percent of the population are totally unvaccinated.
    The figures on deaths are 60.6 percent fully vaccinated, 9,58 percent partially vaccinated and 29.82 percent unvaccinated.
    The spread of death across the population as whole is still in favour of the likelihood of death being higher in the unvaccinated.
    This is not a pro-vaccine post as it is fairly evident from the figures the vaccines do not work as originally sold to the population, but currently a higher likelihood of death amongst the vaccinated from a COVID infection is not correct.
    The argument has become so polarised it has lost sight of the middle ground. What are the long term implications from being infected? In short we currently don’t know but it is absolute rubbish to keep harking on about 98 plus percent rate of no harm in infection. When we know the implications then rattle on about the 98 percent recovery – I doubt if we will get there – a lot of deaths by vaccine and a lot of long term morbidity and ultimately death through infection.
    Another peer reviewed research piece. We need to understand fully the implications of infection and are only at the start.
    https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0257016

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 12 2021 #79500
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    When I next go for surgery or visit the dentist I will request they don’t wear a mask, pointless isn’t it, no science just chumps who want to look ‘good’.
    Once upon a time this site appeared to offer something only one problem now Baldrick ‘ its bollocks”
    Yes governments have failed, vaccines are untested and potentially dangerous but potentially so is this virus. Just to reiterate ‘ we do not know what the long term implications of infection are, even in mild cases. You read and regurgitate as misc right wing bile as you can but that is a fact. It may take years before the molecular pathways are understood, but just because a virus kills quickly specific sections of society and leaves other relatively unscathed doesn’t mean unrestricted transmission is safe or a legitimate moral option.
    It’s okay harking on about ivermectin etc which I agree repurposing of safe theroputic drugs should be pursued, but behind this the science, why does Ivermectin work what pathways is it obstructing? At the moment we don’t know but they are questions that need to be answered to understand how the disease progresses. Once the disease is understood, how the virus causes the morbidity and mortality witnessed it is then educated discisions on how best to live with the it can be made.
    In the meantime restriction of transmission should be pursued, but then the cosy world of politicians and their economies fall apart. Ironically from a position of criticism the AE has now become a cheerleader for the neolibral system.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 19 2021 #77754
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    https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-uks-longest-known-covid-patient-was-begged-by-wife-not-to-end-treatment-before-he-died-12336139
    Died of a computer simulation, of course was an IT worker all makes sense now. Won’t be added to the figures as didn’t succumb within 28 days just played the game for 13 months.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 7 2021 #74714
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    How is that not a prison? – answer 2,500 miles coast to coast – one hell of a better prison than the freedom that India and Brazil have – or is that just MSM media blowing it up again. Just wait, the catastrophic wave is yet to come to a street near us all.

    in reply to: Covid Rattle April 16 2021 #73274
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    Another recent study https://academic.oup.com/bib/article/22/2/1297/6015892 found circRNAs encoded by SARS-Cov-2. In other viruses such as HPV these are linked to cancer.

    in reply to: Covid Rattle April 16 2021 #73273
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    From some recent research papers in the past couple of weeks posted on medrixv for peer review, only 39 percent of potential spike protein mutations have yet been realised. The number of mutations is doubling every 71 days. Estimates are one mutation for every 600k infections. Estimated true number of global cases is nearer 400 million with true infections running considerably higher than those reported.
    Paper posted in the past couple of days has anticipated the mutations that will happen and also the position and changes that will occur. Some of these will be antibody and vaccine escaped.

    in reply to: Covid Rattle April 16 2021 #73272
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    The B.1.1.7 variant is 67 percent more infectious than the Wuhan variant. Whoever said 67 times got it seriously wrong.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 27 2021 #71873
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    Archie

    All papers are pre-prints and for peer review, but it gives you an indication of the direction of research. Similar articles for peer review can found on other academic websites. Sars Cov-2 is a novel infection of unknown origin and should have been approached globally with an abundance of caution and still should. The implications of any level of infection are not yet understood, you can imagine the outcry if it is discovered down the road that children have been exposed to a pathogen that will cause them to have life long health implications. We seriously do not yet know. Measles was once just viewed as a childhood illness, we now know better and I personally knew two contemporaries as a child who subsequently died a few years after infection directly attributed to the virus.
    We are not dealing with a flu, despite how serious that virus can be and are still yet to face the most damaging wave.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 27 2021 #71867
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    Instead constant re-posts of lock down deniers please spend some time and read the research. Last couple of months on medrxiv would be a good start: https://connect.medrxiv.org/relate/content/181
    Lets summarise, COVID-19 is real not some some conspiracy theory. Lockdowns are brutal and damaging but they stop the spread, the weak link is the people who don’t abide by the rules and contribute to the spread. Where would the UK be without the past lockdown? The health service has been on the brink and before someone denies it, go talk to those who have worked the front line. If you are in the UK try and get treatment for anything that isn’t an emergency. Yet the deniers still walk around spreading misinformation.
    COVID-19 is not about just mortality, its morbidity. Long COVID is just one expression (of course the deniers are out again) read through the research, asymptomatic, mildly symptomatic are all being affected by damage, neurological, renal, cardiac, COVID-19 is a multi organ disease and the more the research is coming in the more long term health implications our societies are facing.
    Zoonotic transmission is confirmed and if you read through the last weeks research you will find at least three papers dealing with this. The implications are terrifying, not because some researcher says so, rather any thinking person will come to that conclusion. (regretfully deniers are not in the camp)
    I have read your blog since the oil drum days but you are ending up in your own echo chamber.
    The UK variant B.1.17 is 30 percent more transmissible and 69 percent more deadly that the Wuhan variant, what is the solution for a virus with an R0 of 5 and doubling rate of 6.9 days? Let it run rip, only kills 3%, according to one of your reposted articles this week, forget the heath damage being inflicted on the 97%, Children too, blood vessel damage was reported by US institute a month ago and no one knows if it will be temporary or permanent,
    Just a point on the table you posted. Where would you expect 2020 to be? Non Pharmaceutical Intervention restricted the virus and in doing so supressed other transmissible contagions. Of course the figures are not out of synch, lockdowns have kept them that way. When I started following this last January as it was emerging in China I expected the UK death toll to be 400K and I believe that is line with some projections without NPI.
    Barrington is funded by a right wing think tank. We have similar deniers in the UK parliament. Neo liberals who place money above life.
    Just read the research and get an idea of what we are up against. This may very well be the start of an extinction event. Dramatic? Maybe, maybe not but the denier lockdown crowd are doing nothing for serious debate or offering any solutions.

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