A vaccine for any disease must be a good thing, the world has nearly eradicated Polio, and many other diseases are kept under control because of vaccines, Measles for example which is more contagious than Coronavirus. How important is a vaccine for Coronavirus, well I believe it will enable us all to return to some normality, but more importantly, save millions of lives around the world. Had the UK not implemented a lockdown, scientific forecasts of as many as 200,000 lives would have been lost, and this Pandemic is by no means at an end.

WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday the last one million cases were reported in just eight days.

So you'd feel okay by getting injected with some substance that hasn't been properly tested, no one knows what it will do or if it will cause and what the side-effects are?
I'm not. If memory serves when there was swine flu more people died of the vaccine than the flu itself.
I can understand that certain groups are willing to take that risk, but I think it's premature to start mass vaccination.
Measles and polio are entirely different, the side-effects of these can be severe.

And you can say that it wasn't as bad as could be due to lockdown. No one knows this for sure. It's guessing, coming up with something and keeping your fingers crossed it will score effect.
It does not explain why some towns had a huge amount of cases whereas cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague were and still are doing quite well.
How can you explain that? If it had to do with masses of people on top of each other these cities would've been hell. They weren't and still aren't. You were better off in The Hague than in one of these towns in a rural province.

We know nothing much of this virus, not really how it spreads either, nor do we know anything about this so called vaccine that has not been thoroughly tested. That is supposed to take years, not a few months.

And again, we are nearing 10 million CASES, not 10 million deaths.
It is going down naturally in many countries. There are only some 2 countries left where it's going up still: India and Brazil.

And then in this day and age where more and more people are refusing the normal vaccinations we are going to be forced to take this chit?

I'd think about it. The vaccine for HPV (cervix cancer) came on the market some 13 yrs ago for girls age 13. Many didn't want it, others did get it. Many of those who did got serious illnesses and I think a few died because of that vaccine!
I'm SO happy my girl and I decided she'd not get it at the time.

A vaccine might sound like heaven when you're scared, but it can have serious complications.
And personally I don't give a rip about what a WHO dude says. They all have an agenda.

Vaccines have to be tested in Clinical trials to see if they work, and to see if they are safe, before they are offered to the general public. No one in the UK is forced to be vaccinated against any disease. I have had a Flu Jab every year for the past 20+ years, and when they find and are able to offer me a Coronavirus Jab I will have it. I am more than happy to receive some protection against catching the disease. Flu and Coronavirus are both serious and can be deadly diseases for anybody, particularly older people and those with weak immune health systems.

Yes and that tested is what I was talking about. It takes years not months.

Maybe this interests you, on the swine flu vaccine in 2009, that virus also being new, not the same type of 'normal' swine flue;
On 11 June 2009, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that the swine flu had developed into a full scale world epidemic - a pandemic alert to Phase 6.
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Two pharmaceutical companies had, under considerable time pressure, developed a vaccine against the swine flu.
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On 25 September 2009 -so only 3 months later JUST like now-, the European Medicines Agency (EMEA) approved Pandemrix, the swine flu vaccine produced by GSK and Focetria produced by Novartis.
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Then the blow came:
"The worst nightmare of both the industry and the health authorities is an illness that turns out to be mild, while the vaccine that was supposed to prevent a dangerous epidemic causes a severe side effect that was previously unknown."

Narcolepsy is a severe chronic neurologic disease that not only results in a disabling fatigue, which typically results in the patient falling asleep anywhere and at any time. It might also lead to panic attacks and a state of exhaustion. For many, the worst consequences are the symptoms of cataplexy. This condition causes the narcolepsy patient, when expressing strong feelings such as laughter or crying, to suddenly lose muscular control. The legs give way, speech gets slurred, the gaze goes unfocused and the person gives the impression of being drunk. In some patients, frightening hallucinations appear when falling asleep or waking up.
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No European countries had a particularly high rate of deaths due to the swine flue.


Somewhere in 2010 the pandemic had gone and the WHO concluded it hadn't been all that bad.
They'd cried wolf.
And that vaccine had been tested AND approved of. Tested for maybe a few weeks because if it takes 3 months to find & create you're not tested for the whole 3 months.

So maybe you're in a risk group, fair enough and understandable you're scared. But look at the facts and numbers. People aren't piling up in the streets. Almost everyone recovers and almost everyone who did get it had a VERY mild case, often not even knowing about it.
But if people want to risk things like quoted above... like suddenly losing all muscle control, falling asleep wherever... Meaning you cannot drive a car, cycle, live alone, walk outdoors, anymore. You'd have to move into a home where you can be watched and looked after 24/7.
All because of a tested & approved vaccine...

checkout a youtube video of a nyc doctor discussing steps that he strongly recommends to prevent the spread of covid19 and protect yourself and those around you...in the youtube app search for "nyc front lines doctor explains how easy"...

-- Maybewecan 4/03/2020

Science now points to airborne transmission of covid as a third potential route (not yet confirmed ). This was mentioned briefly in the video but only from a hospital standpoint (aerosol generating procedures such as suctioning / PPE and protective eyewear ).

Studies by infectious disease and aerosol scientist have demonstrated that fine respiratory aerosols can be transmitted through normal talking /breathing ......and in the case of covid can survive for 3 hours in the air . Infective capacity has not been confirmed ...If you are interested in seeing the research let me know :-) waving