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Singapore government makes 'vaccines' mandatory..

..following a visit by Bill Gates. Anyone that refuses a 'vaccine' mandated by the government will face a hefty fine, jail time or both.Meanwhile, people around the world continue to die as a result of taking the Covid 'vaccine'..

Michael Brown ● 16d19 Comments

As most of us know vaccines vary in their effectiveness because the flu viruses can mutate in unpredictable ways. Even if the vaccine used is not a perfect match it will usually offer some protection. Major mismatches do not happen very often.The effectiveness of the flu vaccine in the UK varies by year and age group, but it typically ranges from 40% to 60%. While not 100% effective, the vaccine significantly reduces the risk of serious illness and complications from the flu. According to Wikipedia: In both Twitter and Instagram removed GreenMedInfo from their platform in 2020 as part of their efforts to limit the spread of misinformation about COVID-19. Other information presented by GreenMedInfo has been flagged as either false or misleading. More than happy for you to trust your health and wellbeing to GreenMedInfo Michael. Being of an inately more cautious frame of mind I prefer to rely on information produced by the Nuffield Trust and the NHS itself.

Sam Hearn ● 11d

“ And as for for NHS staff - when they are dealing with a patient, I'm sure they deal with them the same way regardless of the patient's vaccination history. “Indeed. That’s a risk of the job when treating infectious patients.

Steve Taylor ● 11d

"A Study by the Cleveland Clinic showed that a person who took the Flu Vaccine for the 2024/25 season was 26.9% more likely to get the Flu. Play it, again, Sam"So Michael you have found a single study published only in "green medical" website, not peer reviewed and which by discounted everyone who was fired (5% of the sample) potentially skewed the result in relation to those who actually got flu (c.2% of the sample).What next from Michael, he will highlight a paper showing that 1+1=3?

Justin Stephenson ● 11d

Interesting article Michael, thank you.Do you have any articles demonstrating similar outcomes in previous Flu seasons?

Andrew Jones ● 11d

A Study by the Cleveland Clinic showed that a person who took the Flu Vaccine for the 2024/25 season was 26.9% more likely to get the Flu. Play it, again, Sam..https://greenmedinfo.com/content/bombshell-study-reveals-27-negative-efficacy-2024-2025-influenza-vaccine-among

Michael Brown ● 11d

While I totally believe that most, and probably all vaccination programme save lives, there should be no compulsion for anyone to take a vaccination against their will.And as for NHS staff - when they are dealing with a patient, I'm sure they deal with them the same way regardless of the patient's vaccination history.

Andrew Jones ● 11d

Yes 100% it should be mandatory for all NHS staff to have the flu jab. If they claim to have had a bad reaction and don’t want to take the jab, they should get another job where they aren’t putting vulnerable people at risk.

Steve Taylor ● 12d

It surely would depend if they have had a bad reaction from flu jabs in the past.

Janice Evans ● 12d

In 2023/4 less than half of the NHS staff directly involved in patient care (42.8%) had a flu jab. The lowest rate since 2010.This is a ridiculous situation at anytime but particularly outrageous when the NHS is under such pressure.Should'nt a condition of employment by the NHS be that you have an annual flu innoculation? What am I missing here? Do people really have the right to endanger the lives of others in this way i.e. colleagues and patients?

Sam Hearn ● 12d

I agree with you re the spitting, chewing gum and littering. Re the vaccine, I can't understand why somebody would choose not to be vaccinated but so be it.

Anne England ● 15d

Singapore doesn’t allow spitting or chewing gum either, both of which are mandatory in Hounslow Borough. Littering also mandatory in Hounslow - illegal in Singapore. We could learn a lot from them. Starting with the vaccines of course.

Steve Taylor ● 15d

There are more children and adults now dying from measles world over too.  Measles also disables people.  This is something that once was considered to be eradicated in places including the UK.  Fewer of us today remember what a tragedy it could be for friends and relatives to get this very contagious disease and we seem to have become complacent.

Philippa Bond ● 15d

On varying levels complete twaddle

Joy Griffiths ● 16d

everyone who gets vaccinated is 100% certain to die sooner or later, fact

Davey Harris ● 16d

Can you provide a link to your source, Mikhail ? It seems that you may be selectively quoting.

Richard Greenhough ● 16d

It's also probably worth pointing out that it only applies to people who are attending the Haj to Mecca. So not just "anyone".Long live Bill Gates. What an amazing guy.

Dave Mannisa ● 16d

Each to their own, and all that. You may like the idea of our average life expectancy dropping to 30-40 like it was a couple of centuries ago, and that's fine. I just quite like it being in the 70s and 80s with the possibility of going higher.But, as I said, each to their own.

Dave Mannisa ● 16d

I’d rather go to prison, honestly!

Georgina Flint ● 16d

Well done to the Singapore government, and Bill Gates. Will save countless lives and help people live longer, as vaccines throughout history have done.

Dave Mannisa ● 16d