What is missing here? I’ve already given it away, of course.
The new freedoms will not apply to the unvaccinated. But the media doesn’t bother to highlight that. It is prominent in the story, but nowhere in the headlines.
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If it’s true, as seems likely, that it’s mainly we plebs, such as me and my immediate neighbours, who make up the main percentage of scamdemic sceptics, then the overseas travel segregation makes sense, since most of us won’t be doing abroadery anyway, not any more. But of course, the poor bourgeois suckers who’ve swallowed the scam h,l&s, having been good little poison-stabbed obedients, must have one of their prized toys re-awarded to them; whilst they still retain, for a short while longer, their soontobeex prosperous-middle-class status: Those folk who until recently had the regular indulgence of mass air-travel
For myself, I couldn’t give toss about the ‘right’ to fly abroad for hols. Once re-incarnated as a vigorous youngster, I’ll be happy to go a-viking again by boat, train and mountain-bike. Air-liners and recliners on the Costa-del-Fry? No thanks! I was never what Thatcher used to describe in her anti-Grantham elecution-speak as a ‘Seychelle-ist’. 
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Man, if only I’d realised that jabby dodgers will have to wave goodbye to the privilege of being treated like excrement in a succession of queues, barked at by jobsworths in their booths, to be crammed into a glorified double decker bus…
Because air travel is SUCH a treat. Ha.
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Love that!
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[quote=“KarenEliot, post:3, topic:2225”]
jabby dodgers
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From now on, I’m going to be calling myself a “jabby dodger”!
Thanks, Karen.
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All very well for you lot! Not stuck in some F’ing Covidian swamp hole 10,000 miles from civilisation as we knew it! While admitting that long distance or even short distance flying was never a great thing, and recently becoming less and less “sustainable”, it nevertheless afforded us access to a dozen countries and cultures around the MENA and Russia that we’d otherwise have no idea about. And after being actually locked up in this arse-end for 18 months, the re-opening of travel abroad in a week or so is a little light in the tunnel not a train. We can’t yet travel without being spiked, but plan on that changing. If it doesn’t then emigration may or will follow.
It won’t be fun of course, sitting in a flying cattle truck wearing a face nappy for 14 hours. And having to suffer the venom from the jab-happy suckers around us. That is the real problem, as my next post will show…
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Sympathies David. Will watch for your post.
I’m caught up in the mood of the moment
No nasty stuff! Lolol!
Who’ll be first to photoshop a picture of a syringe onto the biscuit packet.
That’s a hilarious way to attract vegans - admit it was nasty.
Thanks Karen for the laugh.
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Yes I like it ! and will attend to the Photoshop image very soon, what with the Coronavirus shaped biscuit and red heart symbol.
My post is an article in today’s local paper, with advice from two experts on the dangers of associating with the jabbie dodgers. Sadly there is NOTHING the slightest bit amusing about this, from a paper which has led the “Vax the Nation” campaign locally and driven the fear and loathing of the “anti-vaxers” - as it continues to call them.
There is no recognition or even mention of the idea that this is discriminatory, while the obvious contradictions - the ability of double-jabbed superspreaders to endanger the “vulnerable” and “unprotected” dodgers, or the continuing fear of those who have had the jab to protect themselves… “I did it for my family, I did it for the community, I did it for my gran, I did it for my children’s future” (as in the adverts that bombard us)
Even if the Border Mail were prepared to print my letters any longer, they wouldn’t print what I have to say about this shite.
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I should have pointed out also that this article is published on the quasi-Freedom day when local tourist spots and hospitality businesses anticipate a flood of Melburnians loosed from their prison and bringing the virus with them. The dirty unvaxed ones are most likely to be coming here too, not masked up and singing and dancing and groping the local girls. And even if they don’t have it, they could catch it and then get sick and overburden our local hospitals, or raid local chemists looking for bottles of Ivermectin.
reminds me of when i first went to live in the Highlands in a forestry village and a group of young guys came up from Liverpool, sent there to kick the heroin habit. It wasn’t easy for some, who soon discovered that local chemists still sold Dr Someone’s cough mixture with ?Opium in it, and were puzzled at how many coughs there were around in mid summer. (notwithstanding the normal summer weather of course) Others tried the fly agarics growing in the woods…
Dr Page Barker’s Cough Mixture it was I think… !
I might try to combine it with this, which is a modified version of the tattoo on the Koala’s arm in the Vax the Nation poster. (It simply said “till Everyone IS”)
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Have the two research fellows in BioSecurity just cribbed this article from Mathrubhumi Health news
Or is an outlet that purports to be a health website just passing off the latst BioBollocks as reliable health information
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Hi @Dimac , thanks for the paper - the following is WSWS’ comments on the Doherty report :
- this commentary is only interesting for the detail of the background to the report, its clearly pushing for 0 tolerance when in fact there is still 0 evidence of the transmission of anything by anyone to anyone.
To get a sense of balance these are some of the findings of Zach Bush MD :
- there is no evidence of anyone dying directly from Sars Cov2 virus
- the patients in 2020 who died suffered in the main from hypoxia as a result of toxic poisoning of red blood cells and disastrously damaging medical treatment - late treatment on ventilators, where 80% died. ( It has been known for a long time that HCQ worked against poisoning of red blood cells even before it accidentally was discovered as treatment of malaria! )
- the condition of the patient and his environment were fundamental in determining outcomes:
- vitamin D deficiency ( 4 fold increase in mortality independent of all the other risk factors)
- sleep apnia ( 8 fold greater risk where lack of sleep)
- Stress and anxiety – 3 fold increase for some illnesses or 40% increase for other illnesses
- age and commorbidities being treated with ace inhibiters/statins which upregulate Ace2 receptors so increasing viral loads taken into the cells
- levels of carbon particulate matter 2.5 in the environment which binds to Sars virus ( the Oz fires in early 2020 and in California late 2020 spread this pm2.5 carbon round the globe twice in a few weeks!)
- levels of glyphosate, overuse of antibiotics particularly on pigs, pollutants such as hydrogen cyanide ( which also binds to Sars virus ) in the air soil and water
- socio economic risk factors
- increased testing increases mortality as this leads to more medical mistakes made in response to the tests.
- Alteration of natural immunity for corona and other respiratory viruses by e.g.flu vaccines lead to 4.4 fold increase in exposure to non-influenza respiratory virus infections (we knew this in 2012 and then saw it in 2017/18among DOD people.) and of course we are still injecting flu jabs!
- It has long been established that virus’ spread over the entire planet by aerosols travelling at vast speeds in the atmosphere. The additional exchange of droplets containing virus’ between humans is largely irrelevant. Virus’ don’t wait for planes to transport them from place to place! The whole Public Health plan is a mirage based on nothing.
- these factors are all supported by source material on ZB’s webinar.
cheers
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Thanks CJ.
Perhaps it takes one group of ideologists to spot another!
The WSWS argues the R number of 3.6 assumed by Doherty is unrealistically low! It’s currently about 1.
Cheers
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The last time I stepped on a passenger airliner was in early December 1999. This was a flight from Montreal to Paris, courtesy of Air Transit, a budget airline who I believe are still in operation (the one-way ticket cost 70 Canadian dollars). The flight was due to leave at 6pm. I got to the airport at 2pm, in order to get tanked-up in the airport bar. Back in the day I did a lot of flying, yet I’ve always absolutely hated it (this was pre-9/11, by the way). Anyhows, the flight was delayed until 8pm, by which time I was totally rat arsed. I did manage to make it up the steps to the plane, and did manage to get into my seat. After that I slipped into unconsciousness and wasn’t even aware of the take off.
I didn’t come too again until 8, 9 or 10 hours later, or whatever, when we were coming in to land at Charles de Gaulle airport.
It was the best flight I’ve ever had.
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I think this came from one of Reiner Fuelmich’s interviewees. When flying a lot, I think “I’m a cow. I wear the nappy, moo now and again and keep thinking I’m a cow”
Dimac, I’ve been fearing recently that you may have to mirror Max Igan’s self-exile from the truly extraordinary sub-fascist shitstorm that Australasia has become. HTF did it happen? It’s astonishing! WTF is wrong with Ozzies and Kiwis? Are they really as witless as they’ve been guyed to be in the past?
Vets, surely?
Applauding the gallows humour @Dimac, loved the bit about groping the local girls too. Shave their heads and they’ll stay home in shame, like decent citizens. The gropees that is, by the modern Blame The Victim logic.
Keep well (in the generalised preCovid sense)
Pretty much word for word. At least three times likelier to have been cut and paste as dictated by a wombat.
I must disclaim taking credit for Jabby Dodger, I think I saw it on twitter a while back. Which I tend to avoid as much as possible.
These are for sale on eBay ~£15 but I’m too timid to risk being disappeared by a McVitties hit squad.
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