•• MARBURG VIRUS •• Currently under control and slowing !

Thanks BBQ

3443 Cases

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Yep - I might start quoting wiki over mpoxmeter!

Much quicker updates.



Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 06/21/2022 03:36 PM

And it won't go mainstream until all the gays cannot be labelled and / or blamed.




Every. Single. Outbreak. was after a gay parade. THAT is why the UK .Gov won't act or go public. Not until it becomes a heterosexual problem.


The the ramp up will start.


The gays were, imho, just the unwitting victims in a bio attack.

The shills are only going to increase in number as this gains speed; most will have an assigned agenda and cannot be reasoned with. Best to simply ignore or ban them.

As this begins to go parabolic, you might want to contact any sympathetic mods, such as Jazz, to request that they pop round occasionally to tidy things up.

Just a thought, and thank you, BBQ Boy and all the others for your time and effort!

Been banning abuse. Opinions welcome to a degree.

I have opened it up to mods as well.

Thanks.

Tbh I am surprised it’s still just a homosexual problem. Maybe the data is being manipulated?

Back on the BBC

Monkeypox jab to be offered to at-risk gay and bisexual men.

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The vaccine is effective against monkeypox because it is from the same family of viruses. Its use has been signed off by the UK's vaccine experts, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).

Oh really.

Phonetically, yeah. Say it out loud, that's "jinnis".

Imvanex - would you ?

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Very common (may affect more than 1 in 10 people):

headache,
aching muscles,
feeling sick,
tiredness,
pain, redness, swelling, hardness or itching at the injection site.

Common (may affect up to 1 in 10 people):

chills,
fever,
joint pain, pain in extremities,
loss of appetite,
lump, discolouration, bruising or warmth at the injection site.

Uncommon (may affect up to 1 in 100 people):

nose and throat infection, upper respiratory tract infection,
swollen lymph nodes,
abnormal sleep,
dizziness, abnormal skin sensations,
muscle stiffness,
sore throat, runny nose, cough,
diarrhea, vomiting,
rash, itch, skin inflammation,
bleeding, irritation,
underarm swelling, feeling unwell, flushing, chest pain, pain in the armpit,
increase of cardiac laboratory values (like Troponin I ), liver enzyme increased, white blood cell count decreased, mean platelet volume decreased.

Rare (may affect up to 1 in 1000 people):

sinus infection,
influenza,
pink eye,
hives (nettle rash),
skin discolouration,
sweating,
skin bruising,
night sweats,
lump in skin,
back pain,
neck pain,
muscle cramps,
muscle pain,
muscle weakness,
swelling of the ankles, feet or fingers,
faster heart beat,
ear and throat ache,
abdominal pain,
dry mouth,
spinning sensation (vertigo),
migraine,
nerve disorder causing weakness, tingling or numbness,
drowsiness,
scaling, inflammation, abnormal skin sensation, reaction at the injection site, rash, numbness, dryness, movement impairment, vesicles at the injection site,
weakness,
influenza like illness,
swelling of the face, mouth and throat,
white blood cell count increased,
bruising.

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Increasingly more vertical …. Textbook curve ????

https://imgur.com/a/9HFPWyZ

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 06/21/2022 04:09 PM

With the current definition cases will just be missed ? By design ?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1538945571427319813

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 06/21/2022 04:17 PM

They are catching up slowly

No - part of it is a side effect of the massive amounts of Anti-HIV medications in their community. This adapted Pox is sloshing through them as, to be blunt, an anal tear here or there and blood isn't a 'big thing'
and most ignore it.

^^ That is why its running through them.

Nearly 60 countries and we are supposed to believe this all came from a gay mens festival.

Welcome UD.

So does it stop there or go full monty?

I am so pissed off they aren't testing people that could definitely be infected. WTF!?!?? that letter is fucking nuts... Pretty much like nope, not an issue, nothing to see here, not a gay male so no need to test.

People are going to have to lie and say they been to Africa to get tested huh?

When was that ?

Streamed live 91 minutes ago

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Last Edited by BBQ BOY™ on 06/21/2022 05:04 PM

I think it may be due solely to the relatively lengthy incubation period.

The Djinn. In Islam, they are said to be created beings, formed by Allah from smokeless fire, who coexist in their own culture parallel to Man, but usually invisible to him. Some are friendly, some neutral and some bear considerable ill will towards humans. They are responsible for most Fortean occurrences such as ghosts, UFO’s, cryptids and the like.

utter drivel

Chris Turnbull's posted plenty of cases where females in UK think they have Monkeypox, try to get a test but are refused because they are not a gay man or have not been to Africa.


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He let it slip out.

Prepare yourselves everybody, its going to happen now 100%.