Britain has opted against mass COVID-19 vaccinations for all children and teenagers, with inisters instead preparing to offer doses to vulnerable 12 to 15-year-olds and those about to turn 18, the Telegraph newspaper reported late on Saturday.
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) is believed to have advised ministers against the rollout of vaccines to all children until further evidence on the risks is available, the report added.
Hi Kate and welcome along!
The government is making the JCV1 look careful. Perhaps it means they want to take the opportunity to appear sensible while waiting to see if the risks for the 12-18 year olds remain buried before they commit to needlessly vaccinating the youngest children. Sadly, I fear some of this is driven by teachers.
Alas, it seems that teachers have been amongst the foremost in queuing up to have their dose of âDeceived Influencerâ entrancement shovelled into them. Terrified of being grannycided by the children and teens, who are in fact virtually impervious to getting ill with the flu, and who were being more helpful than dangerous, by helping the spread of the pathogen, towards herd immunity.
How will this sit with the daft Ozzies who are already discussing the âneedâ to vaccinate children in order to get sufficient of the population vaxed to reach something called herd immunity (to the truth). The leaders of the lie like Mary Louise McClaws have been pushing this idea for months, and lots of talk about children and schools and now it is announced that âsome children have tested positiveâ meaning that they will be able to catch it and pass it to us, the frail aged and desperately vaxed and maskedâŚ
Theyâve heard the words, C, but their hypnotic programming has set them up to reject these things as âproven falseâ. Evidence and facts donât come into it, when responding to a hypnotically-induced âbeliefâ. As someone pointed out recently, itâs closely similar to being inducted into a cult. Countervailing evidence and assertion are simply blanked as âthe work of the devilâ and of the lost-soul unbelievers, to be repudiated without consideration. as a matter of essential spiritual prophylaxis.
Iâm not the least bit hesitant. Iâm flatly against virtually all vaccines (and pretend âvaccinesâ in particular), and I never accept even the small minority that may actually be sne, and actually useful against some health problem. Not for me, nor for any tender creature under my care. Iâm a full-on anti-vaxxer from way back, because all the ills that theyâre supposed to help can be treated more sne-ly by other approaches - mainly non-allopathic.
[Btw, you may see the coinage âsneâ turning up in my comments now. Itâs a - deliberately pisstakey - contraction of the idiot knee-jerk stereotype 'safeânâeffective. Pronounced as written; though I guess English speakers are bound to diphthong it to âsnayâ. ]
Interesting. Vaccinations not because of emergency then, not to save lives but in reality following US ideology.
And a blast from the present
âHealth Secretary Matt Hancock said social media companies had âa lot to answer forâ by allowing anti-vaccine views to be spread on their platforms.â
Had to check the dateâŚitâs so disappointing that the vaccine propaganda that has the nation in lockstep is reheated from before there even was a terrible, terrible virus
The latest from the SIC (shits-in-charge, for the lovers of acronyms) on vulnerable jab targets:
per BBC - I wonât link to it as my kind act of the day
" Children over 12 who are at higher risk of getting ill if they catch Covid will be offered the jab, the vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi has confirmed.
But the vast majority of children in the UK, who are low risk, will not be offered the vaccine for now.
However, some healthy children over 12 who live with other vulnerable people can have the vaccine, as well as those on the cusp of turning 18.
It means, overall, around 370,000 children will be eligible.
The UK is in marked contrast with other countries - such as the US and Canada - which have mass vaccinated children aged 12 to 17.
The decision is based on recommendations from the UKâs vaccines experts - the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI). Ministers in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland each then approve the plans.
Those newly eligible include vulnerable children, aged 12 to 15, with:
severe neurodisability
Downâs syndrome
a severely weakened immune system, including some children with cancer
those with profound and multiple learning difficulties.
Vulnerable 16 and 17-year-olds were already able to get the vaccine.
Those aged 12 to 17 will also be offered a vaccine if they live with somebody with a weak immune system.
Teenagers within three months of their 18th birthday will be offered the jab - the aim is to protect people leaving school before they start work or university."
âMy beloved 18 year old is broken. He doesnât want the jab but he is going to uni and he wants to have the normal life of any 18 year old. He thinks it is evil but he is still thinking he might get it. Itâs so evil I cannot bare it.â https://twitter.com/kate_rowdon/status/1417461919271763993 Pls. see thread itâs all over 'em like a rashâŚcourageous girl interviewed by Jo Coburn earlier⌠(paraphr.); âthe young become suspicious when they are ordered to have treatmentââŚeye-openingâŚ
Hi folks so S Carlo says : " we have to remember we are in the middle of this massive wave" -??? what wave - a case wave - Wtf is she blathering about?
This is a cabinet office adviser today:
"July 20, 2021
expert reaction to ONS stats on deaths registered weekly in England and Wales, provisional: week ending 9 July 2021
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) have released provisional counts of the number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 9 July 2021.
Prof Kevin McConway, Emeritus Professor of Applied Statistics, The Open University, said:
âThe latest ONS weekly bulletin in death registrations in England and Wales takes the data up to the week ending 9 July. Most of whatâs there is predictable from what was already known from other sources. Death registrations with Covid-19 mentioned on the death certificate went up by two-thirds compared to the previous week, but there were still only 183 of them. Thatâs very small indeed compared to the numbers of deaths in the peaks, and also very small in relation to the numbers of infections â but it is the highest weâve seen since the end of April. The biggest percentage rises week on week are actually in older people rather than younger, but numbers are still very small and that might just be a statistical blip.
âActually the most interesting thing in the bulletin, Iâd say, is in registrations of all-cause deaths. They were up by 11% in the week ending 9 July compared to the previous week, and were 6% above the 5-year average for 2015-19, with the increase spread across most age groups. This canât be because of the increase in Covid-related deaths, because the Covid numbers are too small to have that sort of impact on the total. And we donât yet have data on what caused most of these deaths. I suppose the increase might have something to do with delays in death registrations â weâll eventually find out from the numbers of deaths analysed by the date the death occurred rather than when it was registered, but those figures are incomplete for the most recent weeks. I have no clear idea what else might have caused the increase.â
So no wave of deaths from Covid in the last report - in fact their expert says it is very small!
The âexpertâ has no clear idea why there is an 11 % increase in all cause deaths over the previous week which cannot be covid related!
Maybe he should get some decent data on vaccine deaths!
Yes. This is exactly the metric Iâve been looking at recently as well. Significant vaccine related deaths will eventually show up in the excess mortality numbers. Iâll have to try and see what data the ONS publish on mortality for the first half of this year onwards.
THe 5G roll out didnât miss a beat while everything else was shut down. Of course itâs an essential part of their control grid, but my mind is open to the binary weapon idea.