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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 12.08am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

When discussing who talks straight and who talks lies let's watch Dr Campbell's latest video of Pfizer answering questions on statements they put out regarding their vaccine.

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I'm surprised that Campbell thought they would answer the questions straight. That's an incredibly nieave comment to make.

The Pfzier guy would have been one of their best at doing what he did. Is John completely unaware of Pfzier crimes of the past.

The Pfzier guy got through it. That's the remit. They have no shame. Reminds me of a Fillybuster in USA.

 


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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 12.29am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Christ

Is this even still a thing in conspiracy circles? Very 2020/2021

It’s not gene therapy. I understand that RNA sounds like DNA. Bat also sounds like cat.

If I can be bothered I’ll scroll back to the sequence where this is covered and explained in detail and repost.

mRNA vaccines do not alter your genes


The original conversation with Wisbech was on whether the "covid vaccine was a classically defined vaccine.

I say it's not. coded information is sent to the cells via the jab. It then makes a copy of the spike protein etc. Normally a live virus is sent into the body and this triggers an immune response for traditional vaccines.

Now it's true to say that according to the drug companies; the material doesn't go to the nucleus. I'm personally not trusting that. That's what I was saying. However the government did make a grant to croda international of 15.9 million pounds. Stating that the covid jab was gene therapy. Wisbech said they didn't mean that. Even though it's on black and white. But whatever

 


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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 12.43am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I do hope that everyone watches Campbells latest video and the questioning of the Pfizer representative it contains.

It’s disgraceful and demonstrates exactly what I have been saying about him.

Watch his smug face and the fake shock as the guy carefully avoids answering the loaded questions.

Loaded with false assumptions and suggestions that they were expected to test in that way. They weren’t. It wasn’t part of the regulatory approval requirement. They were required to test for safety and efficacy in preventing disease, not in controlling infection. No doubt because it would have unnecessarily delayed the roll out and was a secondary issue. It was always the case that if you could prevent people from catching the disease, or from showing severe symptoms, that the chances of infecting others would also be reduced. It was only when the variants emerged which found a way around the protection that the specific advice, based on real time experience was updated.

I am perfectly sure Campbell understands this only too well, and that the guy asking the loaded questions is doing so for his own dubious reasons. I wonder what the rest of that committee had to say about it. When I have some time I will try to find out.

This is Campbell doing what he does. He is feeding the hungry vaccine sceptics with the diet of misinformation they want to hear and making bundles of money from it.

Personally I can see the bar was not set very high for these "vaccines with regards to safety. Maybe that was the government's fault.

I understand your points that Pfzier were not asked to make a "vaccine " specifically to stop transmission.

Their president stated that the "vaccine is a critical tool on stopping transmission.That was on June 8th. If that were true then the guy at the hearing never backed it up with any proof that it stopped transmission.

As you can see I've understood your points. Do you see mine?


At the time of the jab rollout. This country was pushing hard for people to be jabbed. This was predicated on the idea that if everyone took it we could go back to normal. The fact that they didn't even know if it stopped transmission is horrendous. People who took the jab were lulled into false sense of security. The fact is they never needed a vaccine for what was basically the flu with a 99 percent plus survival rate.

The real crime is why anyone under 30 took it. Check the figures out for people dying from covid under 30. Don't bother, there isn't any. So kids were made to take it based on the lie they would protect their gran. These very same kids in some cases are now disabled or dead.

Edited by Mattconrov (06 Aug 2023 12.55am)

 


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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 06 Aug 23 9.17am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Here's what you said.

If done only for personal reasons, never. If done for our ultimate benefit, then ok.

We don’t always all need to know everything. Some of us cannot be trusted.

How are we supposed to know whether what we're being told is for personal reasons or not?

I doubt we can, but others around them who share any security information will and will hold them to account. Sometimes we must just trust those we elect to take decisions on our behalf and allow them to do their job.

 


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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 9.28am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

I might just add that the best we can do is make decisions at the time for ourselves and family. I did that. All the unlawful restrictions I ignored. No stupid social distancing, masks. I went where I wanted to go - and most importantly no jabs.

So we can fight over this and that. I never got ill neither did anyone I know.

So it doesn't matter what you say. You can't make me do any of those things (you didn't ). You might like to get the army or Police in numbers to do it. But you wouldn't be capable of stopping me individually. Lol

Freedom forever.

Edited by Mattconrov (06 Aug 2023 9.29am)

 


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cryrst Flag The garden of England 06 Aug 23 9.38am Send a Private Message to cryrst Add cryrst as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I doubt we can, but others around them who share any security information will and will hold them to account. Sometimes we must just trust those we elect to take decisions on our behalf and allow them to do their job.

Remember this second line !

 

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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 06 Aug 23 9.39am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Mattconrov

I'm surprised that Campbell thought they would answer the questions straight. That's an incredibly nieave comment to make.

The Pfzier guy would have been one of their best at doing what he did. Is John completely unaware of Pfzier crimes of the past.

The Pfzier guy got through it. That's the remit. They have no shame. Reminds me of a Fillybuster in USA.

Pfizer are the world’s largest pharmaceutical company. Pharmaceutical companies are businesses that make money, so when public health is concerned need careful regulation.

None of that is questioned. Pfizer have been fined in the past for overstepping the line, which ought to indicate that the regulations work.

The C19 vaccine development was done at speed but under complete regulatory supervision. Looking back at aspects of that now and asking “when did you stop beating your wife” type questions are the tactics of ignorant bullies with their own agenda to push. How can anyone give a straight answer to a twisted question?

I have looked for a video of the whole proceedings of that committee but cannot find it. I have though found details on the Senator asking those questions and on another who asked similar loaded questions later. They are both climate change deniers and the first is an anti-vaccine conspirator with a bit of a history.

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You won’t find that out from Campbell!!!!


 


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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 9.56am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Pfizer are the world’s largest pharmaceutical company. Pharmaceutical companies are businesses that make money, so when public health is concerned need careful regulation.

None of that is questioned. Pfizer have been fined in the past for overstepping the line, which ought to indicate that the regulations work.

The C19 vaccine development was done at speed but under complete regulatory supervision. Looking back at aspects of that now and asking “when did you stop beating your wife” type questions are the tactics of ignorant bullies with their own agenda to push. How can anyone give a straight answer to a twisted question?

I have looked for a video of the whole proceedings of that committee but cannot find it. I have though found details on the Senator asking those questions and on another who asked similar loaded questions later. They are both climate change deniers and the first is an anti-vaccine conspirator with a bit of a history.

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You won’t find that out from Campbell!!!!


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I'm a "man made" climate sceptic and anti vaxxer. lol. Not good examples for me.

The regulations obviously either don't work or the punishment for big pharma is not enough. Because they are serial abusers.


With regards to the the point of the Pfzier CEO making a statement of transmission. The guy at the hearing just repeated the same lines. This was not a loaded questions. The CEO claimed it helped stop transmission. But he just said the same old line.

I know you love a fact check. But can you tell me who fact checks the fact checker. Plus wiki is open to any amount of false claims. I agree that the internet is to. But that doesn't seem to worry you when you make a point. Lol.

Edited by Mattconrov (06 Aug 2023 9.58am)

 


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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 06 Aug 23 9.57am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Mattconrov

Personally I can see the bar was not set very high for these "vaccines with regards to safety. Maybe that was the government's fault.

I understand your points that Pfzier were not asked to make a "vaccine " specifically to stop transmission.

Their president stated that the "vaccine is a critical tool on stopping transmission.That was on June 8th. If that were true then the guy at the hearing never backed it up with any proof that it stopped transmission.

As you can see I've understood your points. Do you see mine?


At the time of the jab rollout. This country was pushing hard for people to be jabbed. This was predicated on the idea that if everyone took it we could go back to normal. The fact that they didn't even know if it stopped transmission is horrendous. People who took the jab were lulled into false sense of security. The fact is they never needed a vaccine for what was basically the flu with a 99 percent plus survival rate.

The real crime is why anyone under 30 took it. Check the figures out for people dying from covid under 30. Don't bother, there isn't any. So kids were made to take it based on the lie they would protect their gran. These very same kids in some cases are now disabled or dead.

Edited by Mattconrov (06 Aug 2023 12.55am)

When that statement was made it would have been true, simply because it’s logical that it would. If you stop people getting it they cannot infect others. That’s unrelated to any requirement to run tests to establish precise figures. They weren’t required because it wasn’t the point of the vaccines, it was an obvious consequence. Then the variants emerged which bypassed the vaccine, allowed non symptomatic infections but were still restrained in their ability to induce severe disease. So the statement needed updating. All of this is only being done to try to undermine confidence in the vaccines. Ask why anyone would want to do that and the real truth becomes clearer.

Continued protection against severe disease did enable us to reduce restrictions and get back to work. No-one was conned. They were kept informed as events evolved.

Whether children should have received it is a matter of fierce debate around the world with no clear consensus. There are valid arguments both for and against.

 


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Mattconrov Flag 06 Aug 23 10.02am Send a Private Message to Mattconrov Add Mattconrov as a friend

I'm done. Like I said on my previous message. I made my own mind up over this in 2020 and I haven't changed my mind since.

Good day to you Sir.

 


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Teddy Eagle Flag 06 Aug 23 10.07am Send a Private Message to Teddy Eagle Add Teddy Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I doubt we can, but others around them who share any security information will and will hold them to account. Sometimes we must just trust those we elect to take decisions on our behalf and allow them to do their job.

This again. In addition to electing competent politicians it's our responsibility to ensure they're honest as well. If they prove not to be then it's our fault.

 

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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 06 Aug 23 10.20am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Mattconrov

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I'm a "man made" climate sceptic and anti vaxxer. lol. Not good examples for me.

The regulations obviously either don't work or the punishment for big pharma is not enough. Because they are serial abusers.


With regards to the the point of the Pfzier CEO making a statement of transmission. The guy at the hearing just repeated the same lines. This was not a loaded questions. The CEO claimed it helped stop transmission. But he just said the same old line.

I know you love a fact check. But can you tell me who fact checks the fact checker. Plus wiki is open to any amount of false claims. I agree that the internet is to. But that doesn't seem to worry you when you make a point. Lol.

Edited by Mattconrov (06 Aug 2023 9.58am)

Not good!

We had better not get diverted onto climate change. Suffice to say that 25 years ago I knew one of our country’s leading researchers on this, someone of the highest integrity. Spend an hour with her looking at data and she would convince the hardest sceptic that it is real. I have no doubt whatsoever.

I have covered why the CEO statement was correct in another post.

Wiki can make mistakes, of course, but not ones that are backed up by public statements and not denied.

Facts are facts. If they aren’t then that needs to be proved, not simply asserted. Fact checkers do just that. They provide evidence to be reviewed.

 


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