This is sheer bastardry.

[billy the kid]

A man is dying of pancreatic cancer in Brisbane.
His son and his wife have tested negative for covid on several occasions....
They are both fully vaccinated...
They have even offered to wear full PPE including hazmat suits
and charter a private plane to Brisbane in an effort to see their dying father/in law.
There is a petition with almost 50,000 signatures asking permission
to see the dying man.
This is sheer bastardry by a bastard of a government which has past cruel form
in this area....
And this stupid women has been given the role of the next governor
in Qld as obviously a payback for her playing the political game for the last 16 months...
Palaszczuk complains about the issue as a federal government problem and Scumo
writes a letter to the couple stating his sorrow at the state government not
finding a solution....
This is the very reason why I hate and fkn detest politicians.....
They are bastards....absolute bastards.....

[Texan]

Freedom and personal responsibility are always the best options, even in a plandemic.

[Bobby]

Freedom and personal responsibility are always the best options, even in a plandemic.

I have personal experience of the opening post.
The "pandemic" has affected all of us.

[cods]

this isnt the first time Anna has done this.....

she is one hard case thats for sure...NO EMPATHY whatever...

maybe karma will visit her one day.

[Texan]

Freedom and personal responsibility are always the best options, even in a plandemic.

I have personal experience of the opening post.
The "pandemic" has affected all of us.

I've heard numerous stories of people not getting to see their loved ones before they die because of lock downs and travel restrictions. I've seen businesses shut down because they weren't allowed to open and all of the employees also lost their jobs. The government is paying people to not work and it is killing us more than the disease. How many people have lost their careers or their chance at an education because the government wants to play nanny state? I was one of the "lucky ones" because my job was deemed "essential". I've averaged almost 60 hours per week for the last year and I'm looking at my most profitable year ever right now.

I've said from the beginning that we should all look after ourselves and our loved ones. I worked every day from the beginning and avoided the disease until my 18 year old son brought it home to us. We managed to keep it from my parents and mother in law and managed to keep from spreading it to anyone during quarantine. My house became the place to send those to be protected because we had already had the disease and it was a safe place. Yes, it sucked to get sick, but we protected our vulnerable and coordinated with our extended family and friends to deal with it. My friends from church delivered meals to us during quarantine and we returned the favor when they became sick. My parents and MIL are now immunized and doing well. Most of my coworkers at the office have gotten covid (about 30 people) and all have recovered. We are now able to ignore the disease and life is normal for us again. Freedom and personal responsibility worked for us.

[Bobby]

Freedom and personal responsibility are always the best options, even in a plandemic.

I have personal experience of the opening post.
The "pandemic" has affected all of us.

I've heard numerous stories of people not getting to see their loved ones before they die because of lock downs and travel restrictions. I've seen businesses shut down because they weren't allowed to open and all of the employees also lost their jobs. The government is paying people to not work and it is killing us more than the disease. How many people have lost their careers or their chance at an education because the government wants to play nanny state?

I've said from the beginning that we should all look after ourselves and our loved ones. I worked every day from the beginning and avoided the disease until my 18 year old son brought it home to us. We managed to keep it from my parents and mother in law and managed to keep from spreading it to anyone during quarantine. My house became the place to send those to be protected because we had already had the disease and it was a safe place. Yes, it sucked to get sick, but we protected our vulnerable and coordinated with our extended family and friends to deal with it. My parents and MIL are now immunized and doing well. We are now able to ignore the disease and life is normal for us again. Freedom and personal responsibility worked for us.

Fair enough but 617,770 people in the USA were not so lucky - they are dead.

https://coronaboard.com/

[Texan]

Freedom and personal responsibility are always the best options, even in a plandemic.

I have personal experience of the opening post.
The "pandemic" has affected all of us.

I've heard numerous stories of people not getting to see their loved ones before they die because of lock downs and travel restrictions. I've seen businesses shut down because they weren't allowed to open and all of the employees also lost their jobs. The government is paying people to not work and it is killing us more than the disease. How many people have lost their careers or their chance at an education because the government wants to play nanny state?

I've said from the beginning that we should all look after ourselves and our loved ones. I worked every day from the beginning and avoided the disease until my 18 year old son brought it home to us. We managed to keep it from my parents and mother in law and managed to keep from spreading it to anyone during quarantine. My house became the place to send those to be protected because we had already had the disease and it was a safe place. Yes, it sucked to get sick, but we protected our vulnerable and coordinated with our extended family and friends to deal with it. My parents and MIL are now immunized and doing well. We are now able to ignore the disease and life is normal for us again. Freedom and personal responsibility worked for us.

Fair enough but 617,770 people in the USA were not so lucky - they are dead.

https://coronaboard.com/

I didn't say to ignore the disease from the start. I was washing my hands and being a social distancing machine until I got the disease. My parents quarantined themselves for a year in their own home and we would only visit them while sitting downwind in their front yard. The only time I entered their house was to help Dad with some plumbing. I figured it was risk being around me or a stranger. I have a 31 year old nephew with diabetes and I've only seen him once in 15 months. People at risk have to take extra precautions and the rest of us need to be careful about spreading it. I know some people aren't responsible, but it's a risk I'll be glad to take.

The covid paranoia almost killed me last May. It took me 5 days to see a doctor after waiting through a holiday weekend, doing multiple covid tests and eventually just going to the ER when I couldn't stand it anymore. I almost waited too long to have my infected gallbladder diagnosed. My kidneys shut down and my liver was almost shut down. The covid protocols forced me to wait an additional 4 days and if I had tested positive for covid, they would have let me die rather than risking that someone might get sick while operating on me. I was almost 617,771. The same thing happened to my friend over his kidney stones. He ended up having emergency surgery in Japan while on a business trip between quarantines.

[billy the kid]

There is one point that the media has totally overlooked in this sad case.
Both the son and the daughter in law have been fully vaccinated.
They have both test negative on three occasions.
Yet no-one in the media is asking this....
If the jabs work..why arent they allowed to visit their dying father...
even in full PPE and hazmats suits....
Doesnt this suggest that the jabs DONT WORK.....
Yet no-one in the media asks this very pertinent question...
Probably because it doesnt suit the narrative of brainwashing
the plebs...

[Aussie]

There is one point that the media has totally overlooked in this sad case.
Both the son and the daughter in law have been fully vaccinated.
They have both test negative on three occasions.
Yet no-one in the media is asking this....
If the jabs work..why arent they allowed to visit their dying father...
even in full PPE and hazmats suits....
Doesnt this suggest that the jabs DONT WORK.....
Yet no-one in the media asks this very pertinent question...
Probably because it doesnt suit the narrative of brainwashing
the plebs...

Fair point.

[Texan]

There is one point that the media has totally overlooked in this sad case.
Both the son and the daughter in law have been fully vaccinated.
They have both test negative on three occasions.
Yet no-one in the media is asking this....
If the jabs work..why arent they allowed to visit their dying father...
even in full PPE and hazmats suits....
Doesnt this suggest that the jabs DONT WORK.....
Yet no-one in the media asks this very pertinent question...
Probably because it doesnt suit the narrative of brainwashing
the plebs...

My medical knowledge is limited, but this is what I'm getting out of the various explanations of the vaccines. The RNA vaccines use pieces of the virus code to lessen the symptoms if you get the disease, but they don't keep you from getting the disease. You may have almost no symptoms, but you can still transmit the disease while you have it. That may be why they are still trying to control vaccinated people. Correct me if I'm wrong. Part of my opinion is based on what they always seem to leave out of explanations.

My doctor said his vaccine was extra hard on him. He thinks it's because he had recently had covid and already had the antibodies when he got the vaccine. He said that he took the vaccines just so that he wouldn't be a hypocrite when suggesting that his patients take it. He suggested that as long as I have the antibodies that I don't take the vaccine.

I think if you are in a high risk category like being over 65, diabetes, morbidly obese, breathing issues, etc...... then the vaccine is the way to go. If you are young and healthy, I think the vaccine introduces more risk than the disease. I was 53 and overweight when I had covid and it was very easily dealt with. 5 days of fever and 2 weeks of a mild cough. The fever was easily broken for 12 hours with a dose of advil so I could have hidden it and functioned normally while sick(and spread it everywhere). I tried to avoid advil while I was sick so that my fever would help fight the virus. I caved 3 or 4 times and took advil to feel better for a while when my fever peaked at close to 103F.(39.5C?)