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Vaccinating children who are in absolutely no danger from the virus is immoral. Therefore the tests are immoral. The vaccine is still experimental, the trials for adults aren’t complete for 2 years. Honest question - when do children enter the age groups where they are perceived at risk? We've iden...

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Mick Mannock wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 2:34 pm I assume children are offered vaccines/medications etc only once clinical trials have been completed, and the drugs are licensed.

Do they not have to be trialled on a representative population?

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If you tolerate this , Then your kids will be next. You’re a monster. I missed this. Who is proposing this as a good idea? They’re currently testing the vaccine on children, poster above celebrating that .... It’s revolting. And dangerous. Am I missing something? Testing vaccines is bad? Or vaccine...

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They’re currently testing the vaccine on children, poster above celebrating that .... It’s revolting. And dangerous. Am I missing something? Testing vaccines is bad? Or vaccines for children are bad? Or testing those vaccines on children is bad? Vaccinating children who are in absolutely no danger ...

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If you tolerate this , Then your kids will be next. You’re a monster. I missed this. Who is proposing this as a good idea? They’re currently testing the vaccine on children, poster above celebrating that .... It’s revolting. And dangerous. Am I missing something? Testing vaccines is bad? Or vaccine...

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terryfinch wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 2:09 pm The sight of EU leaders begging Russia for vaccines has to be one of the most sickening things I can remember. This is Russia that routinely poisons people they disagree with. Are there no depths the EU won't stoop to?

Give it some

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I've always wondered about the ethics of testing vaccines on children. I mean it has to be done for loads of different vaccines and it's overall a benefit to children worldwide but how do they do it safely? And if they can't guarantee safety then consent really is a big issue. Just curious rather t...

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Good news on the pfizer vaccine and kids aged 12-15. If you tolerate this , Then your kids will be next. You’re a monster. I missed this. Who is proposing this as a good idea? They’re currently testing the vaccine on children, poster above celebrating that .... It’s revolting. And dangerous. Am I m...

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If we believe the behaviour of dogs are a reflection upon thier owners, then uncle Joe still has a bit of snarl left in him

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... in-a-month

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My guess is that it will probably be the safest plane Boeing have ever produced when it flies again. If another goes down, the company might go with it. Given all the flags raised around foreign objects being left in fuselages and general manufacturing process issues, I'm not entirely sure. I'd wor...

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Phase III trials of Sputnik, interim results published in the Lancet https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)00191-4/fulltext A criticism I read of these trials was that they were carried out within the Moscow region and so were too focussed geographically. Sputnik uses t...

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Mullet 2 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 11:38 am Supermarket books.

hmmm

The holiday novels have got a pretty short shelf-life, those and celebrity chef cookbooks.

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While you are all at this national cock waiving context, after finding out that AZ CEO is French, I now find out that the scientists behind the Pfizer vaccine are two German scientists who were based in Germany... and to add to the national debate, both are of Turkish ascent... Fair play to the Ame...

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EverReady wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 9:05 am My missus was grand after both Pfizer. Me and most of the work crew were fücked after AZ. On that basis I think we can all agree you have made a pound shop vaccine

Wuss.

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Christ.

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I've just read the latest Jack Reacher novel Not as good as some of the others, which were perfectly acceptable holiday reads, thinking it's running out of road and having two authors isn't helping. Are the Reacher books any good? I quite fancy some nice trashy holiday reads... was going to revisit...

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I've just read the latest Jack Reacher novel

Not as good as some of the others, which were perfectly acceptable holiday reads, thinking it's running out of road and having two authors isn't helping.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56570364 It'll no doubt fall on deaf ears, but bears repeating. Oxford University's Sir John Bell said Mr Soriot was mystified by the French approach: "He's found dealing with the French one of the most difficult things he's had to do, because they have been so c...

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My wife has a meeting with her accountant this week to look at the issues related to her IR35 status before she discusses it with her main contractor. It's gonna get very messy tbh, she may have to mov eto being salaried which she is not happy about. I'm already inside IR35 - the delay to private s...

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Some good news on the virus in the UK. Total deaths continue to run below the numbers expected in normal years by about 8%. This equates to about 1,000 deaths per week less than usual. I guess either some vulnerable people died earlier due to the virus or the lockdown has reduced other causes of de...

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Corporation tax isn’t 25% It's 19% currently moving to 25% in 2023. Can't believe that call by Sunak. It's as if he's trying to help his competitors Then you're punishing contractors with IR35 next month. So much for the Tories being the party of business. My wife has a meeting with her accountant ...

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Some good news on the virus in the UK. Total deaths continue to run below the numbers expected in normal years by about 8%. This equates to about 1,000 deaths per week less than usual. I guess either some vulnerable people died earlier due to the virus or the lockdown has reduced other causes of de...

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Corporation tax isn’t 25% It's 19% currently moving to 25% in 2023. Can't believe that call by Sunak. It's as if he's trying to help his competitors Then you're punishing contractors with IR35 next month. So much for the Tories being the party of business. My wife has a meeting with her accountant ...

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Gents, as if there aren't enough threads to pontificate on Brexit, you need this one too? Canada now expressing some reservations over AZ jab and have suspended its use in some situations. Seems it's again to do with uncertainty. https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/canada-suspends-use-of-astra...

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I realise I am interrupting a truly intellectual debate between backrow and the Irish but I was interested to hear today that two UK based factories (GSK) have started producing Novavax vaccine shots ahead of expected regulatory approval. worried that the reg approval might take a few months yet, b...

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Christ. Horrible video - truly horrible video - and horrible thread.

What was the point of this?

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It's all about the damage and hurt the poor boys must have suffered then, yeah? Not a thought given to the underlying reason that sparked the school's action... the ongoing and serious mistreatment of women that has dominated the news in Australia for the last month? nah... it's all about the brofl...

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It's all about the damage and hurt the poor boys must have suffered then, yeah? Not a thought given to the underlying reason that sparked the school's action... the ongoing and serious mistreatment of women that has dominated the news in Australia for the last month? nah... it's all about the brofl...

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It's all about the damage and hurt the poor boys must have suffered then, yeah? Not a thought given to the underlying reason that sparked the school's action... the ongoing and serious mistreatment of women that has dominated the news in Australia for the last month? nah... it's all about the brofl...

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Carrying on with his one-trick party piece, Big 'eck* launching his own independence-focused political party 'Alba'. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/26/alex-salmond-launches-new-independence-focused-political-party-alba Seems a little contradictory - essentially splitting independence ...

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Just out of interest, looking at the EU a) Bosnia - fail b) Ukraine invasion - fail c) N. Ireland - did not play (replaced by USA) d) Syrian reffos - fail e) Vaccines - destroyed all EU goodwill but added more jabs to the fridge - verdict:partial f) harmonised tariffs on sanitary pads - success Did...

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If we assume that there will be another 2018-style clearout of players following this 6N, then who are this season's Care/Brown/Robshaw/Haskell etc Initial thoughts are that Mark Wilson is done. Turning 32 this year and had a pretty anonymous 6Ns, obvious candidate to move on given other options at...

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.... And cips to Bath? Quite a change of pace to priestland, but Spencer cipriani redpath jj Watson roko/jc2/mcconichie/other 7s bloke de Glanville could prove exciting That's if all stay, and jj gets mojo back Confirmed https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/mar/25/bath-sign-former-england-fly-hal...

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I don’t think it would improve the quality of service, and I don’t think another nhs pay rise is as popular with the public as some think. The nhs hasn’t had a great pandemic. You think stressed out, depressed Nurses who want to quit because the rewards are not compensating the workload of the past...

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I love how some people don't think a pay rise makes people be more motivated to work hard. Despite all the evidence happier people are more motivated to work hard or effectively. Perhaps they should state this when they are offered pay rises of their own in future Indeed successfull businesses espe...

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I'd have thought that employing more nurses would have a bigger effect on morale if its so low? This 4% is only for those who survived the pandemic? Or everyone? I agree. Better pay and more nurses to serve the public is a win-win. More nurses was Johnson's most popular non-Brexit pledge last elect...

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I think refs have biases, in that they'll let certain things slide, and sometimes it just so happens that this will play to a given team's strength or weakness. Impartiality is generally pretty good, although I dislike the way trends are established early regarding scrum penalties - this seems to b...

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I think refs have biases, in that they'll let certain things slide, and sometimes it just so happens that this will play to a given team's strength or weakness. Impartiality is generally pretty good, although I dislike the way trends are established early regarding scrum penalties - this seems to be...

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YOYO wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:08 pm The cheek of The Torygraph to refer to us as delusional. Mind your own crazy house.

fudge my old boots. Pot, kettle.

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