Vaccine: 20 Countries Suspend Injections

https://canadafreepress.com/article/vaccine-twenty-countries-suspend-injections-does-that-make-you-hesitant

The Guardian: “Several European countries have halted using the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine…”

The Guardian has a brand new definition of “several.” Their own article lists the following nations: Austria, Estonia, Latvia, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Romania, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, The Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Slovenia, Cyprus, Sweden.

Bulgaria and Thailand have also stopped the jab.

The reason for the “pause?” A “small” number of people have developed blood clots.

And now, as I write this, the Wall St. Journal is reporting that European Union medical regulators have decided everything is OK—-“the benefits of the shots outweigh the risks.” Standard boilerplate language for: “we don’t have to explain the vaccine injuries or deaths.”

If you believe just a few people with blood clots caused 20 countries to stop giving the jabs, I have condos on Mars for sale.

The vaccine makes you more susceptible to the next covid infection.

thanks but no thanks.

But, "AstraZenecca may be able to help!"

Do any of you know anyone who's terrified of getting COVID?  I know of one person, but I don't get to choose my sister's boyfriends.

2cent wrote:But, "AstraZenecca may be able to help!"

Do any of you know anyone who's terrified of getting COVID?  I know of one person, but I don't get to choose my sister's boyfriends.

Unless you are in a high risk category,  I wouldn't worry about it.  I had it as an overweight 53 year old and it was nothing.  9 months later I still have the antibodies. I have no breathing or circulation issues and no diabetes.

My parents got the Pfizer jabs and I totally accept their decision. Its theirs to make.

Crusader wrote:

2cent wrote:But, "AstraZenecca may be able to help!"

Do any of you know anyone who's terrified of getting COVID?  I know of one person, but I don't get to choose my sister's boyfriends.

Unless you are in a high risk category,  I wouldn't worry about it.  I had it as an overweight 53 year old and it was nothing.  9 months later I still have the antibodies. I have no breathing or circulation issues and no diabetes.

My parents got the Pfizer jabs and I totally accept their decision.   Its theirs to make.

I'm glad you're doing well, but my point was more about people freaking out over the getting the flu - that is even IF they are.