The Lancet Scolds Those Claiming a Pandemic of the Unvaccinated

[Muddy]

@OldGreyFox

Just a malicious rumour spread about by the media in order to get everyone vaccinated Ruthio, otherwise Boris is going to be stuck with umpteen million quids worth of vaccines. Haven’t I read that the sell by date on the latest batch is sometime in January…Everything must go!

Think about it why?
This is not only happening in the U.K.this is worldwide .
Poorer countries are begging for vaccines because people there are dying .

[Muddy]

@Bread

Its not misinformation Swimmy.

People have a 99.75% survival rate and the average age of someone dying with covid is 82.

There’s no such thing as following the science either. We should be interpreting data which constantly changes. Every prediction from Sage has been completely wrong

Every one of them.

This is nonsense

[Muddy]

@Bread

Private healthcare is far superior to the NHS. There aren’t waiting lists that span years and private hospitals don’t have the hygiene problems and broken systems like the NHS.

The NHS has around 30,000 libel cases against it too - hardly surprising considering how many people it kills each year through negligence. Harold Shipman - remember him ? He had the best track record in killing patients, there’s been a lot of nurses guilty of killing elderly people, children and stealing.

You just love the NHS because its a symbol of socialism.

More nonsense

[Muddy]

@OldGreyFox

Just a malicious rumour spread about by the media in order to get everyone vaccinated Ruthio, otherwise Boris is going to be stuck with umpteen million quids worth of vaccines. Haven’t I read that the sell by date on the latest batch is sometime in January…Everything must go!

Where did you get this information ?
Auntie Doris ‘s Facebook page ?

[OldGreyFox]

@Muddy

Where did you get this information ?
Auntie Doris ‘s Facebook page ?

Sorry Muddy, I don’t do facebook…

[Muddy]

So where did you get all this viral info ?

[Psmith]

Private Health Care exists to make a profit.NHS to help the sick.It’s not their fault they’ve been denied proper funding.

[Bread]

Totally factual.

Prove it isn’t

[Bread]

Prove me wrong

I bet you can’t as usual.

[Bread]

The NHS make profits on drugs too. It doesn’t cost £8.50 for a tray of generic anti depressants, for example.

[Muddy]

@Psmith

Private Health Care exists to make a profit.NHS to help the sick.It’s not their fault they’ve been denied proper funding.

Exactly .

[OldGreyFox]

@Muddy

So where did you get all this viral info ?

How long have you got Muddy…?

[Muddy]

Just cut to the chase Foxy .

[OldGreyFox]

@Muddy

Just cut to the chase Foxy .

If you watch the news on the BBC or other media outlets they always contradict themselves eventually Muddy.

[Bread]

The NHS costs the taxpayer 180 billion a year. Its not free and its quality of service is garbage.

[Psmith]

If I were ill I would choose someone who wanted to make me well over someone who wanted to make as much money out of me.

[Muddy]

@OldGreyFox

If you watch the news on the BBC or other media outlets they always contradict themselves eventually Muddy.

You are faffing OGF .
As the situation changes of course they contradict themslves that’s life in a pandemic or any difficult situation .

[Muddy]

@Bread

The NHS costs the taxpayer 180 billion a year. Its not free and its quality of service is garbage.

Go to America ( or most of the rest of the world ) if you want to see what garbage public health service is .The NHS is still one of the best in the world .

The doctor will see you now – for a fee

Among rich countries, Britain is one of the few in which patient consultations with a GP or family doctor are free. Australia, the US, France, Ireland, Sweden – all have varying models of paid-for healthcare under which falling sick will cost you.

In France, upfront payments are reimbursed under health insurance schemes known as mutuelles. In countries such as Japan and Germany, residents are required to take out health insurance to cover them for the full range of medical interventions.

In the US, health insurance is central to the healthcare system, but more than 30 million people remain uninsured. Though the system fosters excellence and innovation in places, the messy combination of underinsurance and overinsurance has left the US with the highest healthcare costs in the developed world and some of the worst overall health outcomes.

Only Spain comes close to the NHS free primary care system, offering universal healthcare to anyone who is resident – legally or illegally – in the country, as well as to tourists and other visitors. Since 2012, undocumented foreigners have been entitled only to emergency care.

[Dextrous]

@Psmith

If I were ill I would choose someone who wanted to make me well over someone who wanted to make as much money out of me.

One would have thought that if they didn’t make you well, then word would get round and they’d lose customers and hence income.

[Muddy]

But they don’t all make you well and then the NHS has to pick up the pieces .