Quite a few there getting it done, Im comfortable with the risk of side effects now they are known. I dont feel anything apart from a slightly sore upper arm.

buzzanddidj wrote on Jun 10^th, 2021 at 11:53am:




Thats the whole point.

https://www.naturalnews.com/files/Pfizer-bio-distribution-confidential-document-...


Plus its Mike Adams, this is the some bozo a few years ago who spent tens of thousands of dollars to get a HPLC machine to study vaccines and find out what was in them, just to show what the manufacturers said was there, was actually there.

lol...

Coronavirus crisis: 'Joints for jabs' vaccine scheme in the US

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/health/joints-for-jabs-vaccine-scheme-in-the-us...

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Perhaps they should try that here? Come on, Scotty from Marketing... show some real leadership and lead by example...

Carl D wrote on Jun 11^th, 2021 at 12:51am:



yep.

i call this "the tail wagging the dog"

when the leadership of any country is so so so weak that they have to pander to people with the blatantly rediculous, you know that society has lost its way.

the electorate are bouncing out of bed with no plan other then to pleasure themselves and do as little of the noble hard stuff as possible.

america is finished .

next you'll have politicians spending most of their day apologising for imagined discriminations.

oh wait, thats already happening 

I'll be having my first AstraZeneca 'shot' next Thursday at somewhere called the Alpha Building 2 at Perth Domestic Airport (after asking my GP yesterday who told me I needed to book online).

Took a while to fill out the online questionnaire then it gave me a choice of locations. Perth Airport is the closest to where I live.

When I go there I'll mention the 'joints for jabs' scheme in Washington, DC and ask them what's in it for me? And, no... I don't want a pre rolled 'joint'. 

(I did notice when I was making the booking that there were lots of appointments available over the next week, at least at Perth Domestic Airport. I could have had it done today if I'd wanted to but I'm a bit busy till late next week).

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jun 13^th, 2021 at 3:26am:


Thank you, Sprint.

But, just to make it clear - the only reason I'm doing this is to (hopefully) protect people like my elderly aunt who I live with and also because, as Bobby said, it will probably end up being "sort of compulsory".

But, as far as business and money interests are concerned, and I still believe that's the real reason for the push to get everyone vaccinated, they can all kiss my @ss. 

(Oh, and that includes all the selfish muppets I see on other forums who seem to keep whining day after day about not being able to travel overseas - especially to Bali - for holidays).

cods wrote on Jun 14^th, 2021 at 8:24am:


Problem is, cods - the Australian government has 'backed the wrong horse' so to speak by making the AstraZeneca vaccine the main one they've obtained for Australia. This was understandable, of course, since the AZ vaccine doesn't need to be stored at -50 or -60 degrees Celsius like the Pfizer vaccine does and I believe it is also cheaper. They probably didn't know about the blood clot issues either when they signed the contracts.

I read somewhere a week or so back that its now been estimated that blood clots are even more likely with the AZ vaccine (something like 5 to 7 times more likely) than was believed just a couple of months ago. I think I read it in our West Australian but I haven't seen any follow up stories in the paper and I also can't find any mention of it online (funny about that).

Anyway, it seems that an increasing number of over 50's now want the Pfizer vaccine instead of AstraZeneca and they're prepared to wait as long as it takes, even until next year to make sure they get it.