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Stirlingsays 19 May 22 6.45pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Stop harping on about those Wet Markets. I'd type back sooner but I have half a bat in my mouth.
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W12 19 May 22 7.39pm | |
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Who hit the time machine on this site?
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 20 May 22 11.01am | |
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Originally posted by W12
Who hit the time machine on this site? Everyone on here still wears masks.
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W12 22 May 22 10.19pm | |
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Monkeypox everyone? You do realise it’s being sold exactly the same way as COVID? First it was not dangerous and then it was. It’s not so infectious and then it is. People being “quarantined” in Belgium now, WHO offering advice. Enjoy your compliance. f***ing clown world.
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W12 22 May 22 10.20pm | |
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…and “variants”
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becky over the moon 23 May 22 8.11am | |
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Originally posted by W12
Monkeypox everyone? You do realise it’s being sold exactly the same way as COVID? First it was not dangerous and then it was. It’s not so infectious and then it is. People being “quarantined” in Belgium now, WHO offering advice. Enjoy your compliance. f***ing clown world. Apparently, if you have been vaccinated for smallpox, you have 85% protection against monkeypox as the two viruses are very closely related. This will only apply to the older members on here, as they stopped injecting smallpox vaccine as it had been eradicated.
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W12 23 May 22 8.45am | |
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NHS has deleted key excerpts from its website stating that monkeypox is usually a mild illness that requires no treatment and is not easily spread from person to person. Additionally, they added an isolation requirement. Attachment: 2022-05-23 08.43.26.jpg (163.64Kb)
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BlueJay UK 23 May 22 9.10am | |
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Originally posted by W12
NHS has deleted key excerpts from its website stating that monkeypox is usually a mild illness that requires no treatment and is not easily spread from person to person. Additionally, they added an isolation requirement. Surely many of these changes can be explained through fact that it was perceived as a virus that was present elsewhere but is now appearing more locally.. It's an adjustment that is conistent with reality. It seems logical that there are tonnes of conditions almost never seen here that would have updated advice should impact closer to home. It's not an indication of some dark motive. While you seemed primed, almost hopeful (to fit a paranoid outlook) that we'll soon be all locked up due to monkeypox, the reality is that in most if not all cases it's very clear what someone has it, which limits spread. Moreover DNA viruses change much more slowly than the flu or even covid. It's perfectly sensible to not want monkeypox to spread but we're not going to be having monkeypox lockdowns or walking around in special monkeypox gloves or monkey outfits. It's just something for people to get stirred up about.
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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 23 May 22 9.48am | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Surely many of these changes can be explained through fact that it was perceived as a virus that was present elsewhere but is now appearing more locally.. It's an adjustment that is conistent with reality. It seems logical that there are tonnes of conditions almost never seen here that would have updated advice should impact closer to home. It's not an indication of some dark motive. While you seemed primed, almost hopeful (to fit a paranoid outlook) that we'll soon be all locked up due to monkeypox, the reality is that in most if not all cases it's very clear what someone has it, which limits spread. Moreover DNA viruses change much more slowly than the flu or even covid. It's perfectly sensible to not want monkeypox to spread but we're not going to be having monkeypox lockdowns or walking around in special monkeypox gloves or monkey outfits. It's just something for people to get stirred up about. Bit early in the week for my future dreams to be dashed but hey ho.
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BlueJay UK 23 May 22 10.21am | |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Bit early in the week for my future dreams to be dashed but hey ho. The Bloodhound Gang. They knew! Attachment: bloodhound-gang.jpg (69.21Kb)
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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 23 May 22 10.23am | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
The Bloodhound Gang. They knew! We aint nothing but mammals!
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W12 23 May 22 11.31am | |
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Monkeypox origin story. During the covid pandemic in May 2021, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and the Munich Security Council (MSC) convened an international pandemic war-game “Tabletop Exercise on Reducing High-Consequence Biological Threats.” The scenario had participants imagine” a “global pandemic involving an unusual strain of Monkeypox,” a virus found in Africa, beginning one year later, on “May 15, 2022.” In typical pandemic war-game style, the biosecurity simulation script imagined catastrophic outcomes with over a quarter billion deaths worldwide from the genetically engineered monkeypox strain. Although the name sounds like it was written for a dystopian movie script, monkeypox is a real virus discovered in Africa in 1970; roughly 10% of cases are fatal. Then, in mid-May 2022, right on schedule, authorities in the real world reported outbreaks monkeypox in Europe, the U.K., the U.S., and Australia. The WHO convened an emergency meeting to address the outbreak a few days later. Fortune magazine reported on May 19 that “U.S. government places 9 million order for 13 million freeze-dried Monkeypox vaccines,” with an option to buy another 0 million, from biotech company Bavarian Nordic. Technically, these were smallpox vaccines which are reported to be 85% effective against monkeypox. They are laughing at you. Edited by W12 (23 May 2022 11.32am)
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