I like the idea of calling it a "Spring Booster Jab". Just like a "Spring Bank Holiday", really. "Is it nearly time for Spring Booster Jab yet? Is it before or after we put the clocks forward?"
And this will be the same "vaccine" which was developed to target the original strain of Covid, which didn't work on that, and sure as hell won't work on the latest "Omicron" variant.
And the sheep will line up for their jabs, not knowing or caring what's in them, despite the mounting evidence that they're damaging more than they protect.
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I like the idea of calling it a "Spring Booster Jab". Just like a "Spring Bank Holiday", really. "Is it nearly time for Spring Booster Jab yet? Is it before or after we put the clocks forward?"
ReplyDeleteNot an invitation I will be accepting.
ReplyDeleteAnd this will be the same "vaccine" which was developed to target the original strain of Covid, which didn't work on that, and sure as hell won't work on the latest "Omicron" variant.
ReplyDeleteSam - sooner or later people will surely become suspicious that any benefit is just too temporary.
ReplyDeleteWoodsy - I won't either.
microdave - whatever the effectiveness, the number of vaccinations must soon seem dubious.
And the sheep will line up for their jabs, not knowing or caring what's in them, despite the mounting evidence that they're damaging more than they protect.
ReplyDeleteEd - all they need to do is look at the number of vaccinations. It has to be a clue that something isn't right.
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