How many have been vaccinated so far?

[Stu T]

otolith said:

Jasandjules said:

An interesting look at the data.

https://www.ukcolumn.org/article/why-there-correla...

Just so you know where the author is coming from.

COVID 19 is being used to create a global fascist dictatorship. From New Zealand to the the U.S, so called western democracies have adopted and developed the Chinese model of technocracy to create a single biosecurity State.

The COVID-19 Scamdemic, Part 1: The Hard Road To A New World Order

The article may contain some enlightening insight into the data, despite the author being an obvious crank, I gave up after the first obvious falsehood.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/uk-column/

"Overall, we rate the UK Column a strong right-wing biased conspiracy website that frequently promotes false or misleading information."

[CraigyMc]

Jasandjules said:

otolith said:

The article may contain some enlightening insight into the data, despite the author being an obvious crank, I gave up after the first obvious falsehood.

Is the data wrong? That is all that interests me.

Most of the article is wrong and I'd say intentionally misleading.

Random example chosen from a random paragraph -

article said:

On 8 December, Margaret Keenan became the first woman in the world to receive a COVID–19 vaccine

From AZ alone (not counting the various other approved/not approved vaccines available worldwide)
COV001 - 1077 participants
COV002 - 12390 participants
COV003 - 10300 participants
COV005 - 2070 participants

By December 8th last year, around million people had already been vaccinated in China with Sinovac.

But mentioning these people doesn't work with the author's narrative.

[otolith]

Jasandjules said:

otolith said:

The article may contain some enlightening insight into the data, despite the author being an obvious crank, I gave up after the first obvious falsehood.

Is the data wrong? That is all that interests me.

I'll let someone else figure that out. It looks too obviously like a massive waste of my time to unpick, given that if it is bks the people who believe in that stuff will just gish-gallop onto something else.

[vaud]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

It used to be, less so these days.

[Blib]

I'm at the vaccine centre now. I'm getting the Pfizer jab.

Is that the one with the tracking microchip?

[CraigyMc]

Blib said:

I'm at the vaccine centre now. I'm getting the Pfizer jab.

Is that the one with the tracking microchip?

No, that's the one where you wind up running like Steve Austin.

It's BioNTech. You are the £6 man.



*not £6m. Just the £6.

[Stu T]

vaud said:

anonymous said:

[redacted]

It used to be, less so these days.

It's a valid point though, there must be a more official way to check these sites or you could end up in a recursive hell of checking the checkers and never get an accurate answer.

[Iminquarantine]

W124Bob said:

andy43 said:

Had jab, gone straight to PC World to buy some Windows software.

That's an odd side effect!

The microchip inside the vaccine starting to control his brain already

——

Sorry if this has been covered, I have only read back so far. There seems to have been a drop of about 60% in vaccination rate, which Hancock hinted was due to supply. Is there any more info on increasing it back up?

[anonymous-user]

CraigyMc said:

Blib said:

I'm at the vaccine centre now. I'm getting the Pfizer jab.

Is that the one with the tracking microchip?

No, that's the one where you wind up running like Steve Austin.

It's BioNTech. You are the £6 man.



*not £6m. Just the £6.

Cooler runnings.

[CraigyMc]

vaud said:

anonymous said:

[redacted]

It used to be, less so these days.

Agreed. LSE isn't really left or right, or communist. It's got all those in it.

The only thing missing is centrist actually!

[vaud]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

No idea. My point is that since the 60s the LSE moved away from Fabian roots. More towards "third way".

I suspect that the likes of John Smith and then Blair would be been favoured. Less sure on Kinnock.

[anonymous-user]

Iminquarantine said:

The microchip inside the vaccine starting to control his brain already

——

Sorry if this has been covered, I have only read back so far. There seems to have been a drop of about 60% in vaccination rate, which Hancock hinted was due to supply. Is there any more info on increasing it back up?

Its back to previous fairly soon. Table has been posted.

[gruffalo]

Iminquarantine said:

W124Bob said:

andy43 said:

Had jab, gone straight to PC World to buy some Windows software.

That's an odd side effect!

The microchip inside the vaccine starting to control his brain already

——

Sorry if this has been covered, I have only read back so far. There seems to have been a drop of about 60% in vaccination rate, which Hancock hinted was due to supply. Is there any more info on increasing it back up?

Yes it is a forecast slowdown by AZ to allow them to ramp up production going forward.

Should be back to normal or more next week I think I read somewhere.

[Blib]

CraigyMc said:

Blib said:

I'm at the vaccine centre now. I'm getting the Pfizer jab.

Is that the one with the tracking microchip?

No, that's the one where you wind up running like Steve Austin.

It's BioNTech. You are the £6 man.



*not £6m. Just the £6.

I hope I get his bionic eye too. I cant see a bloody thing without my glasses.

[Shnozz]

Interesting development in Spain with regards to compulsory vaccinations in the Galicia region.

https://www.thelocal.es/20210223/spains-galicia-to...

[anonymous-user]

Shnozz said:

Interesting development in Spain with regards to compulsory vaccinations in the Galicia region.

https://www.thelocal.es/20210223/spains-galicia-to...

Spain do like their fascist regimes.

[CraigyMc]

gruffalo said:

Iminquarantine said:

W124Bob said:

andy43 said:

Had jab, gone straight to PC World to buy some Windows software.

That's an odd side effect!

The microchip inside the vaccine starting to control his brain already

——

Sorry if this has been covered, I have only read back so far. There seems to have been a drop of about 60% in vaccination rate, which Hancock hinted was due to supply. Is there any more info on increasing it back up?

Yes it is a forecast slowdown by AZ to allow them to ramp up production going forward.

Should be back to normal or more next week I think I read somewhere.

The Scottish delivery schedule that was pulled when the UK govt objected:


Multiply everything by about 12 to get to UK-wide numbers (the numbers above are supply for Scotland only, which is ~8.3% of the UK population).

If the table holds true, then next week could be >3m doses, might even be >4m depending on the logic of supply versus stockpiling 2nd doses.

Please treat this as an unverified source, I'm just reposting something found on Twitter, YMMV etc.

[T6 vanman]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

I think it means the vaccine side effects are so minimal to us that we've not experienced any outward symptoms of it doing it's business within our bodies, And we have girly arms that can't cope with a teeny weeny needle piercing the skin


For what it's worth ... We had the Pfizer/BioNTech jab

[speedy_thrills]

Shnozz said:

Interesting development in Spain with regards to compulsory vaccinations in the Galicia region.

https://www.thelocal.es/20210223/spains-galicia-to...

Strange to introduce that before they know how many people would have voluntarily had the vaccine anyway. I suspect, even among those who initially refused, the uptake would be higher as vaccination was normalised across society.

[rover 623gsi]

according to covidvax.live/ at current rates, these are the dates by which each country will have could have 70% of people vaccinated (2 doses)

Israel - 30 March 2021 - not in EU
Serbia - 29 June 2021 - not in EU
United Kingdom - 2 October 2021 - not in EU
Turkey - 12 December 2021 - not in EU
Malta - 31 December 2021

Iceland - 29 March 2022 - not in EU
Hungary - 5 May 2022
Ireland - 15 July 2022
Norway - 22 Juny 2022 - not in EU
Greece - 16 August 2022
Poland - 17 September 2022
Lithuania - 20 September 2022
Slovenia - 29 September 2022
Portugal - 2 October 2022
Switzerland - 5 October 2022 - not in EU
Sweden - 1 November 2022
Denmark - 6 November 2022
Cyprus - 14 December 2022

Austria - 10 February 2023
Romania - 10 February 2023
Slovakia - 25 February 2023
Netherlands - 30 March 2023
France - 18 April 2023
Spain - 25 April 2023
Luxembourg - 1 June 2023
Germany - 12 July 2023
Croatia - 13 July 2023
Estonia - 27 August - 2023
Bulgaria - 23 November 2023
Italy - 13 December 2023

Belgium - 30 September 2024

Latvia - 6 June 2026