...to rule by lockdown decree - "This is how freedom dies" - to one where the very same judge now plugs the double barrelled assault on individual liberty of covid...
...it still has some pretty major practical problems. This practical argument - the test fails in practice - is complementary to any 'largely theoretical' objections, not instead of them. dr-no...
...it's pretty clear that we are being herded towards vaccine passports in order to travel - in other words, compulsory injections for practical purposes. I do not want to be...
...we lurch closer to compulsory ‘vaccination’ and associated passports" should perhaps be "As we lurch closer to 'compulsory' vaccination and associated passports". The vaccination will be real, but the compulsion...
...have prevented 7.2 million infections and 27,000 deaths. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/covid-19-vaccines-have-prevented-7-2-million-infections-and-27-000-deaths Given that the government appears to ignore both existent or recovered T-cell immunity which must be now considerable within the community,...
...policies --- and one that allows you to explain ‘this is just temporary – once this is gone --- we will get back to normal’ A pandemic is the perfect...
...anything; and that was a rushed replacement for an earlier completely different phrasing that didn't work. Dr No will try harder in future. Bill - good point, the move from...
...shed light on that too. Would the original vaccine trials on humans - if they were honest and competent - rule out (i) or (ii)? Or were the samples of...
...risk is that the worker will infect those who they come into contact. The GMC already has it that doctors 'should be immunised against common serious communicable diseases (unless otherwise...