[quote Malahaha]If you don't take the vaccine, it's your choice, but you can't expect everyone to continue social distancing, isolating and missing out on life to protect you.
I've never expected ANYONE to isolate or miss out on life. I am a signatory to the Great Barrington Declaration and agree with its recommendations, along with hundreds of thousands of scientists, doctors and ordinary citizens. I believe the vulnerable should have been protected and the rest of us allowed to continue so as to develop herd immunity, while strengthening our natural immunity with vitamin d, vitamin c, zinc, and healthy food. I don't believe these jabs should have been rolled out at all; I believe it's much too early, and we should have used other treatments. But I'm a nobody so it's just an opinion.
However I do understand why everything I say here is contested and even attacked, and why you (pl) try to find flaws in my posts. Because you were me, a year ago.
Back then, I too believed and followed the official programme. I was the one who washed all my shopping, used gloves to get my post and left it for two days before opening, and so on. This was before the mask mandate; when the talk turned to masks but none were available; I was the one checking out how to make them from T shirts and handkerchiefs; I was on a forum discussing our amateur mask-making attempts, and exchanging sewing tips. I was the first to buy home made masks when a few private entrepreneurs appeared on Facebook.
My son, daughter, and son-in-law (who by the way has a PhD in microbiology) all tried to "educate" me by telling me not to believe the MSM but I rejected them and their advice.
Last summer I thought it was all over and we could go back to normal, but it only got worse, and that’s when I realised my son, whose every prediction had come true, had been right all along. That's when I rebelled. I asked questions, did my own research, and came to my own conclusions.
That’s why I don’t want to give any answers here. I don’t care about being called selfish and a conspiracy theorist, and nobody needs to believe me when I say there’s something very fishy about the way this was handled. And that’s my bottom line. If you think you’re getting back to normal anytime soon there’s going to be a few surprises in store. Putting all your faith and hopes in a vaccine -- well, you've been played.
If any adult wants to go ahead and get the shot, I’d say it’s up to them and I hope they have thoroughly researched the matter and heard out both sides in an unbiased way; but if they’re just obeying the official line, it’s up to them. I am very concerned that they are not coming for the kids and I hope hundred-thousands of parents and grandparents tell them where to stick that shot.
I really don't feel like discussing this any more. I hope one or two people start asking questions, and I know that those who want to argue are not going to be convinced by anything I say.
I do want to leave this here, though, since this is my main issue in speaking out here, and it just might make a few people think again: And no, you won't find this report in the mainstream media. I won't post a snippet. The content is already in the link.
dailyexpose.co.uk/2021/05/16/number-of-women-to-lose-their-unborn-child-after-having-the-covid-vaccine-increases-by-2000-in-just-fourteen-weeks/[/quote]
That website is the biggest crock of shit I have ever seen and you need to delete it from your favourites and stop reading it. Nothing but conspiracy bullshit.