CV19 - Cure Worse Than The Disease? (Vol 19)

CV19 - Cure Worse Than The Disease? (Vol 19)

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jameswills

3,583 posts

58 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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Scolmore said:
J210 said:
That wouldn't be the same Dr Ranjit that got paid £22500 last year by AZ would it ?
If true, wow. No wonder informed consent went down the plughole.

Do you have a source please?
What about Rishi Sunak having financial links with Moderna (through his old hedge fund), and then Zahawi the serial tax dodger who just seemed to not be able to get involved in government, maybe something to do with founding YouGov, and then became vaccines minister.

And VanTam who was plucked from a very lucrative role in the pharmaceutical industry to a stty paid government job as chief medical officer just in time for a pandemic where he did his job got knighted now works for Moderna.

There are loads more dots like this you can follow.

.:ian:.

2,533 posts

218 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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21st Century Man said:
jameswills said:
21st Century Man said:
Oh I dunno. Most peoples risk of dying is miniscule, doubling it is still miniscule. Frying my bacon in vegetable oil doubles my risk of dying, it's on that level.
Well yes good point. However I must say me wearing my funny hat through Covid halved my risk, so thankfully I managed to balance it all out.
I carried one of those orange buckets from B&Q, following "The Science". I'm convinced I dodged a bullet.
Based on the science behind some of the regulations, whenever I was walking around I kept with me a supply of scotch eggs to munch on.
Didn't catch covid, did put on 2 stone though.

Roderick Spode

3,623 posts

64 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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kerplunk said:
Hants PHer said:
mko9 said:
And it is always bullst. Take the chart in question. Change the right side y-axis to have 0 at the bottom, because as I said how can you have -150% of the population vaccinated?? You could still make it go to 250%, or whatever. Is there still any correlation? What about the other side? Change the scale, double it, halve it, make it arbitrarily go from 2-5% instead of 2.5 to 4.3% (WTF?). The ONLY reason those nonsensical scales were chosen is so the lines would overlay each other. ZOMG, it is an exact match!!!1!
I tend to agree. The willingness of some posters in this thread to substitute correlation for causation is astonishing. Especially when that correlation is achieved by dubious means.
Red herring

It's perfectly acceptable to present two datasets on a graph in support of an hypothesis

If people leap to conclusions purely on the correlation then more fool them - it's not the graph's design at fault
Precisely. Someone better notify tens of thousands of scientific and engineering publications and papers if it's suddenly now an untenable method of presenting data.

Roderick Spode

3,623 posts

64 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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Rollin said:
ChocolateFrog said:
On The Rest is Politics podcast they asked a question in their survey.

What percentage of the population died of Covid?

The average answer? 5% rofl

Or should that be rolleyes

The real answer being 0.03% (although i suspect they're including with Covid in that number) I would have guessed under 0.1 at any rate.

The general public are thick. Do they not question the notion of 1 in 20 people they know dying suddenly and what that would actually look like.
They should've asked Spode, seems like everyone he knows are dropping like flies
LOL at another valuable [T]Rollin snarky one-liner. Back to the other thread where the big boys will pat your wee head and give you a biscuit.

J210

4,930 posts

198 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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Scolmore

2,798 posts

207 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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pavarotti1980

5,716 posts

99 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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RSTurboPaul said:
Is the assertion that because anaphylaxis has been recorded at least once as an ADR within 14 days, all similar instances from that point forward have been captured and (therefore) there are no occurrences that have not been recorded?

Various ADRs have been recorded. The point is that not all ADRs are being recorded / ADRs are not being called ADRs, they are just 'coincidences'.




Edited by RSTurboPaul on Thursday 9th May 19:34
Are all ADRs reported to MHRA verified to determine they actually occurred?

J210 said:
Scolmore said:
If true, wow. No wonder informed consent went down the plughole.

Do you have a source please?
I do Yes.

Its on the 2022 abpi disclosure list

https://search.disclosureuk.org.uk

Row 3181 if you have the full excel. Or can use the quick search what shows



No context to what the money relates to.
He will have sat on advisory boards which the drug companies have with a multitude of different healthcare professionals. Their rates of pay (based on personal experience) are quite high so it wouldn't take a lot to get to that figure.

Also that £22k is for 2022 which is a little bit later than any initial rollout of any COVID vaccines. There was nothing in 2020 or 2021


Edited by pavarotti1980 on Friday 10th May 09:20

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11,731 posts

51 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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J210

4,930 posts

198 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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pavarotti1980 said:
He will have sat on advisory boards which the drug companies have with a multitude of different healthcare professionals. Their rates of pay (based on personal experience) are quite high so it wouldn't take a lot to get to that figure.

Also that £22k is for 2022 which is a little bit later than any initial rollout of any COVID vaccines. There was nothing in 2020 or 2021


Edited by pavarotti1980 on Friday 10th May 09:20
It was paid via his talent agency for TV appearances.


The fact he has taken money from a AZ and has contained to this day to say their product is safe on live TV . Shows a conflict of interest

andyA700

3,452 posts

52 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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J210 said:
andyA700 said:
The BBC's darling Dr Ranj was on this morning, talking about the vaccines and how rare the injuries were, so myself and some others who have been injured, asked some polite questions on his FB page and guess what - the comments were deleted.
That wouldn't be the same Dr Ranjit that got paid £22500 last year by AZ would it ?
I think it would be a very good idea to make this public, because that guy was instrumental in pushing the vaccines.

pavarotti1980

5,716 posts

99 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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J210 said:
It was paid via his talent agency for TV appearances.


The fact he has taken money from a AZ and has contained to this day to say their product is safe on live TV . Shows a conflict of interest
Does it? Fees paid in 2022 for something he may have done/said 2 years previously?...

andyA700

3,452 posts

52 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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Scolmore said:
J210 said:
That wouldn't be the same Dr Ranjit that got paid £22500 last year by AZ would it ?
If true, wow. No wonder informed consent went down the plughole.

Do you have a source please?
I assume that if it wasn't true then legal action would be taken.

https://twitter.com/Artemisfornow/status/178855732...

J210

4,930 posts

198 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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pavarotti1980 said:
Does it? Fees paid in 2022 for something he may have done/said 2 years previously?...
Wasn’t he on tv last week saying it ?

pavarotti1980

5,716 posts

99 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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J210 said:
Wasn’t he on tv last week saying it ?
Saying what?
If he said go and jump in the Thames would you do it?

J210

4,930 posts

198 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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pavarotti1980 said:
Saying what?
If he said go and jump in the Thames would you do it?
Has he been on national TV for the last 3 years telling everyone he is a DR and that the Thames in in fact safe and effective, why receiving money from the Thames.

Even after news from multiple counties and court rulings saying the Themes is dangerous and has side effects. But he has not mentioned this ?

Do you see no issue with that ?

pavarotti1980

5,716 posts

99 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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J210 said:
Has he been on national TV for the last 3 years telling everyone he is a DR and that the Thames in in fact safe and effective, why receiving money from the Thames.

Even after news from multiple counties and court rulings saying the Themes is dangerous and has side effects. But he has not mentioned this ?

Do you see no issue with that ?
I was being facetious.

Only paid by AZ last year. Unless you are suggesting that there is some conspiracy to delay his payment to prevent a correlation? Also as AZ make more than COVID vaccine there is a high chance his ad board fees will be for other things.

ChocolateFrog

31,758 posts

188 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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Almost feels like a dream.


J210

4,930 posts

198 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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pavarotti1980 said:
I was being facetious.

Only paid by AZ last year. Unless you are suggesting that there is some conspiracy to delay his payment to prevent a correlation? Also as AZ make more than COVID vaccine there is a high chance his ad board fees will be for other things.
2 years ago.

So you're OK with someone taking money in 2022 and continue to keep promoting their products with everything thats been going on....


Elysium

16,064 posts

202 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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r3g said:
Elysium said:
Don’t take my word from it. This was the view of one of our most prominent statisticians:

https://medium.com/wintoncentre/how-much-normal-ri...

The Case Fatality Rate for COVID for those over 90 was 30% at the beginning of the pandemic.

If I was 90 and was faced with that risk or the option of a vaccine with a 1 in 10,000 risk, I would take the vaccine.

If the vaccine risk is actually 1 in 800, for the very elderly and infirm the maths remains compelling. But it was never that compelling for the under 30’s. And it’s not compelling at all for someone who had COVID before vaccines came along.
*YAWN*

4 year redundant article and underlying source : ONS.

ONS = Office for Ficticious Statistics rolleyes
United Kingdom's principal government institution in charge of statistics and census data

This is the same ONS where they move the goal-posts every few months on how they measure and record data when the numbers start to get ugly.
It's weirdly ironic that you claim all of the ONS data is fake, except for the excess death numbers they published using their previous methodology. It's an almost perfect example of confirmation bias.

Hants PHer

6,164 posts

126 months

Friday 10th May 2024
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BigMon said:
If you're up against a bunch of people who, for whatever reason, don't trust the 'gubbermint' or 'authora-tay' then it's pretty difficult to be on the same page when discussing statistics or pretty much anything really related to Covid or anything else.
Indeed.
Reality: Data from the ONS clearly shows that vaccines greatly reduced mortality from Covid.
Fantasy: Data from the ONS contradicts my loopy theory that the vaccines had no effect on a non-existent virus, and actually harmed people. Therefore, the ONS must be falsifying data in order to fit The Official Narrative.

Yeah, sure, the ONS are in on it too, of course they are. Unhinged.