QF mandates Vaccine
43 Inches - Seriously - you are very lax with your facts, and this -
- seriously - I produced a scientific paper excerpt and you talk about hitting people in the head with a hammer. Pathetic
Too Believer -
What is a Guinean pig? What is your point?
WTF are you on about. Where did I ever say anything about Vaccinations not working? You seem very sensitive, and emotional, it is affecting your ability to have critical thought.
Why aren't you mentioning this in your selected media quote of today's casualties - Two people had received one dose and NSW Health says at least eight had underlying medical conditions.
I could cure your Covid affliction with a swift hammer to the cranium, you would die, the virus would then die as it has no live feed to survive on, Covid eradicated. Like I gave the wolf example earlier, they are the doctors of the wild by being lazy hunters and preying on the sick and weak, which strengthens the herds by killing off the sick before they can infect others. Your treatment has to have tangible benefits over the side effects, which at the dosage required is not clear. Anyway there has already been one patient in Sydney with Ivermectin poisoning, who would have had no issues with covid had he just rested for the time he had it, so the stupid is still out there.
Too Believer -
Are you volunteering? Go on be the Guinean pig.
Apparently it works well as suppository too.
from the SMH today
Of the 11 people who died, one was in their 40s, one in their 50s, two in their 60s, three in their 70s, three in their 80s, and one in their 90s.
Nine were unvaccinated, with two having received one dose.
Are you prepared to die to prove a point? A point that’s already buried thousands that believe vaccination doesn’t work. Good luck, you’ll need it.
Apparently it works well as suppository too.
from the SMH today
Of the 11 people who died, one was in their 40s, one in their 50s, two in their 60s, three in their 70s, three in their 80s, and one in their 90s.
Nine were unvaccinated, with two having received one dose.
Are you prepared to die to prove a point? A point that’s already buried thousands that believe vaccination doesn’t work. Good luck, you’ll need it.
Are you prepared to die to prove a point? A point that’s already buried thousands that believe vaccination doesn’t work
Why aren't you mentioning this in your selected media quote of today's casualties - Two people had received one dose and NSW Health says at least eight had underlying medical conditions.
As long as testing remains an alternative measure to vaccination, I'm fine.
Here is good note to read on why natural immunity and vaccines work together.
http://corona-report-2020-mz.s3-webs...k-TOGETHER.pdf
http://corona-report-2020-mz.s3-webs...k-TOGETHER.pdf
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Maybe this thread is approaching the end of its useful life ?
Its obvious some are never ever going to be convinced.
Hopefully when we open up at 80% vaccination levels a lot of the BS will subside of its own accord.
Natural selection is a wonderful thing.
And it increases the average IQ !
Its obvious some are never ever going to be convinced.
Hopefully when we open up at 80% vaccination levels a lot of the BS will subside of its own accord.
Natural selection is a wonderful thing.
And it increases the average IQ !
43 Inches - Seriously - you are very lax with your facts, and this -
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I could cure your Covid affliction with a swift hammer to the cranium, you would die, the virus would then die as it has no live feed to survive on, Covid eradicated. Like I gave the wolf example earlier, they are the doctors of the wild by being lazy hunters and preying on the sick and weak, which strengthens the herds by killing off the sick before they can infect others. Your treatment has to have tangible benefits over the side effects, which at the dosage required is not clear. Anyway there has already been one patient in Sydney with Ivermectin poisoning, who would have had no issues with covid had he just rested for the time he had it, so the stupid is still out there.
- seriously - I produced a scientific paper excerpt and you talk about hitting people in the head with a hammer. Pathetic
Quote:
I could cure your Covid affliction with a swift hammer to the cranium, you would die, the virus would then die as it has no live feed to survive on, Covid eradicated. Like I gave the wolf example earlier, they are the doctors of the wild by being lazy hunters and preying on the sick and weak, which strengthens the herds by killing off the sick before they can infect others. Your treatment has to have tangible benefits over the side effects, which at the dosage required is not clear. Anyway there has already been one patient in Sydney with Ivermectin poisoning, who would have had no issues with covid had he just rested for the time he had it, so the stupid is still out there.
- seriously - I produced a scientific paper excerpt and you talk about hitting people in the head with a hammer. Pathetic
I suggest if you are that genuine in your Ivermectin belief that you take it to a medical forum as spruiking it's usefulness to pilots is a complete waste of time.
The thread is about getting vaccinated and whether Qantas should have mandated it. Ivermectin means nada to it as it will neither help resolve the issue of mandatory vaccination or lead to lifted restrictions on us flying.
It's your own opinion... but maybe you should stop comparing SARS-CoV-2 to dengue fever or tetanus then.
There's some interesting stat anomalies in the middle east, with UAE stating 750,000 cases and only 2000 deaths, yet next door in Yemen it's 9000 cases for 1700 deaths. UAE death rate seems incredibly low for the case numbers, similar to Kuwait, then Saudi and Iraq have normal rates comparable to other nations. The UAE stands out as something is wrong in the recording of cases or deaths, maybe there is some 'natural immunity' happening.
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I'd say that the Yemeni case numbers are actually much much higher. I can't image their testing regime to be comprehensive.
As for UAE - they are pretty strict on mask wearing and from my visits there over the last 18 months, pretty COVID safe aware in general. Added of course COVID doesn't like the heat. More than one expat there I have talked to believes the numbers to be much higher. They were also vaxing workers early on - just when Delta was getting a hold on things, courtesy of Europeans escaping the winter. Interestingly the UAE case / death ratio is pretty much the same for Spoiler's Qatar. One death for nearly 400 reported cases.
As for UAE - they are pretty strict on mask wearing and from my visits there over the last 18 months, pretty COVID safe aware in general. Added of course COVID doesn't like the heat. More than one expat there I have talked to believes the numbers to be much higher. They were also vaxing workers early on - just when Delta was getting a hold on things, courtesy of Europeans escaping the winter. Interestingly the UAE case / death ratio is pretty much the same for Spoiler's Qatar. One death for nearly 400 reported cases.
Well you started by providing a generic document that only talks about immunity in general. It was not aimed at Covid, so I provided a response that was similarly based. Like I said it was poorly written so if it was aimed at covid immune responses it definitely does not say so.
There's some interesting stat anomalies in the middle east, with UAE stating 750,000 cases and only 2000 deaths, yet next door in Yemen it's 9000 cases for 1700 deaths. UAE death rate seems incredibly low for the case numbers, similar to Kuwait, then Saudi and Iraq have normal rates comparable to other nations. The UAE stands out as something is wrong in the recording of cases or deaths, maybe there is some 'natural immunity' happening.
There's some interesting stat anomalies in the middle east, with UAE stating 750,000 cases and only 2000 deaths, yet next door in Yemen it's 9000 cases for 1700 deaths. UAE death rate seems incredibly low for the case numbers, similar to Kuwait, then Saudi and Iraq have normal rates comparable to other nations. The UAE stands out as something is wrong in the recording of cases or deaths, maybe there is some 'natural immunity' happening.
To put it into context, it’s like telling an average Joe pilot NASA is wrong. Yeah right.
from The CDC
https://emergency.cdc.gov/han/2021/han00449.asp
Clinical trials and observational studies to evaluate the use of ivermectin to prevent and treat COVID-19 in humans have yielded insufficient evidence for the NIH COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines Panel to recommend its use. Data from adequately sized, well-designed, and well-conducted clinical trials are needed to provide more specific, evidence-based guidance on the role of ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19.A recent study examining trends in ivermectin dispensing from outpatient retail pharmacies in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic showed an increase from an average of 3,600 prescriptions per week at the pre-pandemic baseline (March 16, 2019–March 13, 2020) to a peak of 39,000 prescriptions in the week ending on January 8, 2021.1 Since early July 2021, outpatient ivermectin dispensing has again begun to rapidly increase, reaching more than 88,000 prescriptions in the week ending August 13, 2021. This represents a 24-fold increase from the pre-pandemic baseline.
In some cases, people have ingested ivermectin-containing products purchased without a prescription, including topical formulations and veterinary products. Veterinary formulations intended for use in large animals such as horses, sheep, and cattle (e.g., “sheep drench,” injection formulations, and “pour-on” products for cattle) can be highly concentrated and result in overdoses when used by humans. Animal products may also contain inactive ingredients that have not been evaluated for use in humans. People who take inappropriately high doses of ivermectin above FDA-recommended dosing may experience toxic effects.
Well you started by providing a generic document that only talks about immunity in general. It was not aimed at Covid, so I provided a response that was similarly based. Like I said it was poorly written so if it was aimed at covid immune responses it definitely does not say so.
There's some interesting stat anomalies in the middle east, with UAE stating 750,000 cases and only 2000 deaths, yet next door in Yemen it's 9000 cases for 1700 deaths. UAE death rate seems incredibly low for the case numbers, similar to Kuwait, then Saudi and Iraq have normal rates comparable to other nations. The UAE stands out as something is wrong in the recording of cases or deaths, maybe there is some 'natural immunity' happening.
There's some interesting stat anomalies in the middle east, with UAE stating 750,000 cases and only 2000 deaths, yet next door in Yemen it's 9000 cases for 1700 deaths. UAE death rate seems incredibly low for the case numbers, similar to Kuwait, then Saudi and Iraq have normal rates comparable to other nations. The UAE stands out as something is wrong in the recording of cases or deaths, maybe there is some 'natural immunity' happening.
They also built pop up hospitals to handle any infected, so have a far higher iCU bed availability than most other places as well. Vaccinated rate per population is very high. And Vaccination started earlier than most other parts.
So all of that explains the high positive test rate vs death rate.
Also it seems that exposure to MERs may have offered some exposure based immunity in some way. Even so Australia is far from being a medical backwater and way off being overwhelmed and yet we are still seeing over 1% death rate as the toll starts to catch up with the case numbers, especially in Sydney now. Death rate seems to follow a few weeks behind case number climbs, which is what we are seeing in Sydney now.
Also it seems that exposure to MERs may have offered some exposure based immunity in some way. Even so Australia is far from being a medical backwater and way off being overwhelmed and yet we are still seeing over 1% death rate as the toll starts to catch up with the case numbers, especially in Sydney now. Death rate seems to follow a few weeks behind case number climbs, which is what we are seeing in Sydney now.
The new data on natural immunity is worth a law case or two (all be it reported by Yahoo)
Now, this is based on new studies that are tending to show that natural immunity is as good or better than immunity by vaccination, and research are also-- researchers are also finding in these studies that natural immunity paired with vaccination may be even more robust.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/proo...145028930.html
Please read all and see what I underlined.
Now, this is based on new studies that are tending to show that natural immunity is as good or better than immunity by vaccination, and research are also-- researchers are also finding in these studies that natural immunity paired with vaccination may be even more robust.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/proo...145028930.html
Please read all and see what I underlined.
Also this for a recent read - data 12 months after infection.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03696-9
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03696-9
Bend a lot, no one cares, I don’t know where you live or work but the standard in Australia and with Qantas is a double vaccine. No one cares if someone has already had Covid, they are still expected to get the two jabs if they want to work for Qantas. By your own study links above there is no harm in getting the vaccine after infection, it may even be more robust. So to pivot back to the topic, to work for Qantas you have to get two jabs…. End of.
Also the Yahoo article clearly states that the legal challenges in the USA are only able to be carried out due to them arguing the Universities in question are Government Agencies, it clearly says that if you work for a private company those companies have much greater legal power to enforce vaccine mandates.
now, in the future it may be that a previous Covid infection may be treated the same but for the short term in Australia it isn’t and people have to work with that.
Also the Yahoo article clearly states that the legal challenges in the USA are only able to be carried out due to them arguing the Universities in question are Government Agencies, it clearly says that if you work for a private company those companies have much greater legal power to enforce vaccine mandates.
now, in the future it may be that a previous Covid infection may be treated the same but for the short term in Australia it isn’t and people have to work with that.
Good to see how the rest of the world is doing -
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-...emic/100466286
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-...emic/100466286
Good to see how the rest of the world is doing -
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-...emic/100466286
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-...emic/100466286
It is good to see them returning to a sort of normality, hopefully the Eastern states can follow that path or something like it sooner rather than later. I just hope it isn't brought down or fought against here by a bunch of ratbags who are all about their rights but nothing about their responsibilities. I think that sadly in Australia, if we tried to do that, there would be a bunch of whingers who refused to be vaccinated, but also saw providing proof of a recent covid infection as an invasion of their privacy, and the requirement to get a rapid test as an infringement of their rights by businesses taking their medical information or precious saliva and mucus or something - anything that is required, they'll find a reason to object to. Hopefully they will be in the vast minority and if we go down that path enough people are prepared to do the right thing and it works.
Being happy to support the use of a drug that has no proven clinical use against the virus, while rejecting an approved and tested vaccine is their way of sticking it to “the man” .
Vaccination rates show they are the minority. So society will will forward despite them, as it always does.
Here is hoping that the QF, and other airlines grow their networks quickly and the industry bounces back to the point where we can complain about shity rosters again.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/covid-v...dc-11632151556
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....24.21262415v1
https://www.science.org/content/arti...-remains-vital
And a fact checker.
https://www.science.org/content/arti...-remains-vital
So to repeat what I have said before - Natural immunity seems to be better than getting vaccinated, but getting one jab after natural immunity is better again. This is on recent data from the last wave in Israel (so not old data as suggested by someone).
Some have links to the raw numbers you can check for yourself.
