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Utter nonsense, he knows the common knowledge I posted and has never said anything to the contrary, not will he ever. You are getting confused between decreasing the rate of infection which is Whitty's two dose delay strategy, and increasing variants which he has acknowledged is a serious risk...

Nice political solution in Scotland. First they find Alex Salmond not guilty. Now they find Nicola Sturgeon not guilty. So they've made the problem go away as non-existant. .

Not true. The greatest risk of causing mutations is applying partial doses of vaccines and allowing them to stay partial for extended periods. The longer the period, the more opportunity the virus has to evolve a mutant. Those who haven't had any partial dose of the vaccine cannot produce a...

Untrue. Asked in a Downing Street briefing whether delaying second doses could increase the risk of the virus mutating, England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty admitted it was a "real worry but quite a small real worry". There's big difference between a "real worry" and "very...

Or Boris Johnson eventually changing his name by deed poll to escape his reputation! My local NHS hospital did that after many adverse reports. Didn't work, the next year there was another report criticising them for deaths during minor procedures such as tonsilectomy and vasectomy. How on...

Just say it twice. ;) Johnson & Johnson has official approval. .

The two trial doses given 4 weeks apart, not the 12 weeks we are subject to. So while the benefits are obviously there, the very large change in the trial conditions means the percentages are not necessarily valid. .

Technically they should cover e-bikes as well if they are legal pedelecs, since in law they are still bicycles and not motor vehicles. Sadly though insurance companies are usually more concerned with avoiding their liabilities than honouring them. .

It has nothing to do with the chance of dying but everything to do with the virus not spreading. In the final outcome there is very little difference between the old to young or young to old strategies, which is why our experts commend that Oriental approach as well. I'd explain further but...

Not entirely, a number of Oriental countries are doing it in reverse from the young upwards, but not including 17 and below. Our experts say that approach has a lot of merit and when the reasons they are doing that are looked at, that is certainly true. .

Yet another idiot MP. There's no such nationality as British since there is no nation called Britain, only a federation. I'm English and there are also Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish nationalities within the UK. One of our foolish governments did institute a false British nationality for...

No, the word treaty shows it's pre-agreed by all member countries so not the EU alone applying a rule for the moment. .

Guilt. .

As I posted a few days ago, the Mail has appointed a pro EU editor who had views very unlike the Mail's previous agenda, so clearly they have changed course. Of course newspapers have no morals so it's all about money. Newspapers are struggling for revenues so perhaps they think they'll be...

Not so. I'm one of your usual suspects but I've long known the EU's vaccines program has failed so far and will struggle from now on. But as OG has already observed, that is not the EU's fault but entirely the fault of the member countries. Here's why: Seeing the need fof vaccination the EU...

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Ah I see. You mean like the blind leap into leaving the EU with no plan B in place. That's certainly left us with a bad situation. .

Prince Charles would want to have a chat with the rice plant to see what it thinks before deciding. .

It has so far. We'll simply rebel against the vaccine passports like we did against the ID card proposal. Ultimately only the people have the power as Nicolae Ceaușescu late president of Romania and Nikolai Romanov the late Czar of Russsia painfully and briefly discovered. Of course some...