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Good question, ask them because they do

Where’s the fun in a simple yes or no It’s a yes, just like people that return a positive PCR test can die from a cause other than covid (but they will still be counted in the covid death numbers)

Seems it’s a valid question I’m in no way claiming they all are but it’s far from out of the question for at least some

It is not

How can anyone be sure If for example 63 were from heart attacks how can anyone categorically determine they were not linked in any way Additionally these are only the reported deaths. Harvard research into the similar VAERS system in the US estimates the system only captures between 1-10% of...

Not something I’ve suggested but interesting that your thoughts took you there

Sort of makes you wonder what the other 418 people who were recently vaccinated died from Either way it’s at best significant relative to 24 covid deaths over the same period. If any of the other 418 are somehow related to the vaccine itself then it’s even more significant

I find it interesting that the TGA (defined below) has changed their wording this week in their “COVID-19 vaccine weekly safety report - 05-08-2021”. It’s almost as if they are trying to mask the fact that 425 people who were recently vaccinated have died Before I’m attacked or silenced for...

It is a well known psychological tactic to create heroes to influence the behaviour of others At first it was the front line health professionals and it largely still is unless they want to resist the jab or express an alternate view to the prevailing narrative, then they quickly become zeroes...

I agree with your maths but the elderly deaths heavily impact the overall rate being a significant % of the deaths whilst a low % of the population Assuming (I don’t know these rates, they are guesstimates) they are 80% of the deaths but 20% of the population it comes down to around 1 death in...

If you are suggesting not treating the unvaccinated if they get ill and just letting them die that is more than extreme, it's inhumane Where do you draw the line: Smokers? Obese? Heavy drinkers? Drug overdoses? You could equally argue each of them have "made their choice"

Both options are correct in your example Appreciate your approach on outright abuse also

The saltiness is real, stay strong @FinestTigers

That's fair enough and you may well be on the right track, you've just got the wrong horse I'll behave regardless

Not sure why you’d even bother trying to investigate this or even what sort of investigation you amateur Colombo’s have undertaken but you are wide of the mark

And somehow I'm the conspiracy theorist #fakenews

Cheers Demps, I'm having a break from the virus stuff for a while unless anyone particularly triggers me

I think that equally important as any signings for 2022 (Brandon Smith No 1 target, Centres No 2 & No 3) is the potential exits on top of the known/likely ones of Packer, MCK, Walters, BJ & possibly Roberts. I'd lean to keeping Jimmy if its not too much money as I'd like to see the club help him...

Wherever the waves are

No and no See above, I am not him and I don’t know him