Please explain Gladys

[Black Orchid]

I don't have too many problems about the jab being mandatory for overseas travel. I have some but that's going to be inevitable anyway so there's little point.

I do have problems with the jab being mandatory for public transport, restaurants and the like. Next it will be supermarkets and if that ever happens we will find ourselves in a state of turmoil and the people will revolt.

I still say we should be testing for antibodies.

I'd also like to know if these 'Aussies' ScoMo is still letting fly in from stricken countries have been given the jab.

[Aussie]

The riots...sorry protests..in France have been against jab passports which the much hated Macron has already legislated....
Jab passports meaning not only a requirement to have a jab to travel, but also to enter
restaurants, bars, planes and trains...for starters...
Whilst I have no qualms about a jab being required to travel internationally, the
rest is a different story...

So....where is the logical distinction?

[Black Orchid]

[billy the kid]

Youre just being argumentative....
Do you need a jab for yellow fever or cholera or flu or smallpox or malaria
etc etc....to buy a beer or a hotdog.....NO....
So why do you need a conjob 19 jab to go into a pub.....
If you are in favour of jab passports...just say so...and tell me why...
Dont just fucken argue with me for the sake of fucken arguing.....

[Aussie]

Youre just being argumentative....
Do you need a jab for yellow fever or cholera or flu or smallpox or malaria
etc etc....to buy a beer or a hotdog.....NO....
So why do you need a conjob 19 jab to go into a pub.....
If you are in favour of jab passports...just say so...and tell me why...
Dont just fucken argue with me for the sake of fucken arguing.....

A question is not an argument, Billy and neither is it a hand grenade. It is just a question.

[Bobby]

I don't have too many problems about the jab being mandatory for overseas travel. I have some but that's going to be inevitable anyway so there's little point.

I do have problems with the jab being mandatory for public transport, restaurants and the like. Next it will be supermarkets and if that ever happens we will find ourselves in a state of turmoil and the people will revolt.

I still say we should be testing for antibodies.

I'd also like to know if these 'Aussies' ScoMo is still letting fly in from stricken countries have been given the jab.

testing for antibodies?

Yes - I have a theory that 66% of us have already had Covid-19.

[Neferti]

Youre just being argumentative....
Do you need a jab for yellow fever or cholera or flu or smallpox or malaria
etc etc....to buy a beer or a hotdog.....NO....
So why do you need a conjob 19 jab to go into a pub.....
If you are in favour of jab passports...just say so...and tell me why...
Dont just fucken argue with me for the sake of fucken arguing.....

He's a TOAD!

[Black Orchid]

I don't have too many problems about the jab being mandatory for overseas travel. I have some but that's going to be inevitable anyway so there's little point.

I do have problems with the jab being mandatory for public transport, restaurants and the like. Next it will be supermarkets and if that ever happens we will find ourselves in a state of turmoil and the people will revolt.

I still say we should be testing for antibodies.

I'd also like to know if these 'Aussies' ScoMo is still letting fly in from stricken countries have been given the jab.

testing for antibodies?

Yes - I have a theory that 66% of us have already had Covid-19.

I don't know how you came at 66% but I think a good many of us have probably already had Covid or are just naturally immune and it would take a great deal of pressure off the government and have them stop chasing their tails if we were tested for antibodies instead of continually testing all and sundry for the disease over and over again then patting themselves on the back.

[Bobby]

I don't have too many problems about the jab being mandatory for overseas travel. I have some but that's going to be inevitable anyway so there's little point.

I do have problems with the jab being mandatory for public transport, restaurants and the like. Next it will be supermarkets and if that ever happens we will find ourselves in a state of turmoil and the people will revolt.

I still say we should be testing for antibodies.

I'd also like to know if these 'Aussies' ScoMo is still letting fly in from stricken countries have been given the jab.

testing for antibodies?

Yes - I have a theory that 66% of us have already had Covid-19.

I don't know how you came at 66% but I think a good many of us have probably already had Covid or are just naturally immune and it would take a great deal of pressure off the government and have them stop chasing their tails if we were tested for antibodies instead of continually testing all and sundry for the disease over and over again then patting themselves on the back.

Question:
Have 66% of all people already had Covid-19?

I had a reaction to the AZ vax within 12 hours.
The info I got said that 2 out of every 3 people
have a reaction - a mild temperature etc.
My body must have recognised the Covid-19 proteins.
If that's the case then 66% of all people have already had it.
We already have herd immunity.

I didn't write that without researching it first.
The immune system is reacting to a foreign invader.
It would stand to reason that if you've had a coronavirus - of any type - before
that the body would recognise it quickly and raise your temperature.
I simply wrote that because I'm trying to get to the truth.
I am not aware of mass anti-body blood tests
which could perhaps tell us what percentage of people in the community
have already been exposed to Covid-19.
I think the truth is not what we've been told.

[Bobby]

Question:
Have 66% of all people already had Covid-19?

I had a reaction to the AZ vax within 12 hours.
The info I got said that 2 out of every 3 people
have a reaction - a mild temperature etc.
My body must have recognised the Covid-19 proteins.
If that's the case then 66% of all people have already had it.
We already have herd immunity.

I didn't write that without researching it first.
The immune system is reacting to a foreign invader.
It would stand to reason that if you've had a coronavirus - of any type - before
that the body would recognise it quickly and raise your temperature.
I simply wrote that because I'm trying to get to the truth.
I am not aware of mass anti-body blood tests
which could perhaps tell us what percentage of people in the community
have already been exposed to Covid-19.
I think the truth is not what we've been told.

Almost half of Jakarta residents have antibodies against COVID-19,
indicating greater spread than reported.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-12/ ... /100285384

Results from an Indonesian health survey indicate almost half the entire population of Jakarta — 4.7 million people from a population of 10.6 million — have antibodies against COVID-19.

The serological survey, which tested for antibodies in the blood among residents across the capital, showed
44.5 per cent of Jakarta residents had tested positive for the SARS Cov-2 virus by March this year.

However, of the estimated number of residents who had been infected, only 8.1 per cent had actually been confirmed. The rest had gone undetected or had no symptoms at all.

I wonder why we have had no such survey in Australia?