So one might wonder why you'd feel the need to argue that it's not a respiratory illness, as this is in fact how it affects the vast majority of those that catch it....which has been pretty much everybody.

As covid spread it reduced in strength as usually happens with a virus over time....I remember saying that and some scare mongers saying otherwise however that's been the predictable direction of travel.

The rise in excess deaths and where the causes are is an interesting debate and something I've been looking into as the data is around from countries that did lockdown and didn't and level of death and so on is out there.

Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Mar 2023 1.48pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Hancock implicated way back , already guzzling from the Covid Contracts trough

"Former health secretary Matt Hancock was under pressure on Wednesday to set the record straight over £40m of government Covid-related work won by his former pub landlord after he accused Labour of “fabrication” about the deal.

The Guardian first revealed in November 2020 that a former neighbour in Hancock’s constituency had been awarded work supplying the government with tens of millions of vials for NHS Covid-19 tests despite having had no previous experience of producing medical supplies.

Alex Bourne, who used to run a pub close to Hancock’s former constituency home in Suffolk, said he initially offered his services to the health secretary by sending him a personal WhatsApp message.
Bourne’s company Hinpack did not have a direct contract with the Department of Health and Social Care or the NHS but was subcontracted for the Covid work to a supplier already approved by the NHS, Alpha Laboratories.

Hancock told MPs: “Of course, the Department of Health and the NHS does not have a say in sub-contracting arrangements.”

However, the contract which is between Alpha and the secretary of state for health, and signed by a civil servant on his behalf in December 2020, stipulated that all the work would be subcontracted to Hinpack, the Guardian revealed earlier this year."
(The Guardian, 1/12/2021)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

I guess in WE's head Facebook banning anyone who mentioned that the virus came from a lab and YT putting disinformation messages and linking to the WHO and then eventually banning anyone outright who was stating that covid was from a lab was just everyone's imagination.

Even mentioning covid meant that the social media sites viewed you negatively.

Methinks he only sees what he wants to see.

Perhaps if he wants to learn about some truths he should start watching 'basement' videos because it looks like his editors and lawyers are sadly falling down on the job.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Hancock says "Covid leaks are a massive betrayal".

Bur not as massive as the betrayal your wife felt, or the British public felt when you flouted Covid rules and dished out taxpayers money to your mate.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

Karen is the font of all knowledge.

With no way of proving which action was best both financially and emotionally.