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No Sign of the BBC’s Alarmist Climate ‘Tipping Points’ in the Arctic

by Chris Morrison
8 June 2022 7:00 AM

The BBC’s green activist-in-residence Justin Rowlatt was in fine form on Monday, kicking off his week-long Radio 4 ‘end is nigh’ climate catastrophe promotions. “We are running faster than ever towards a climate abyss,” he reported, and the Arctic is currently warming faster than the rest of the planet. Sporting the latest fashion accessory for every climate catastrophist – the ‘tipping point’ – he went to report that Arctic warming leads to stalled weather patterns, leading to more “heat domes”, deep freezes and torrential downpours. All of this is said to be “predicted” to become increasingly common and more extreme.

You have to admire the man’s imagination. Let’s hope that a look at the actual science can restore some sanity to the debate.

It is true that the Arctic is currently warming faster than the rest of the planet, probably by around two times (the rest of the world has more or less stopped), although Rowlatt quotes the more alarmist ‘three times’. In 2002, researchers from the University of Alaska produced the above graph showing that a similar temperature spike occurred in the 1930s. The current trend line is similar to the warming that occurred at that time, and the last 20 years have probably lifted the line above the 1930s high point. This might be expected, since the planet has also warmed since that date. If Rowlatt’s alarmist claims are to have credibility, one would expect to see jet streams being diverted during the 1930s, weather patterns stalled, roasting heat domes, deep freezes etc. etc. In fact we see no record of dramatic changes in climate trends in the period. A few years later, temperatures started to fall in the Arctic – a fall replicated in the global record with the start of a near 40-year cooling period.

Going back a little further, the Daily Sceptic recently noted that scientists had examined ice core records in both the Arctic and Antarctica and found numerous examples of sharp, short-term temperature change. About 8,200 years ago, a number of scientists identified abrupt global multiple degree cooling over 150 years. Dr. Takuro Kobashi examined the palaeoclimatic records and found a drop of 3°C within two decades, followed by a similar rise over 70 years. Looking even further back in the record, temperatures rose dozens of times by up to 10°C within decades between 80,000 and 20,000 years ago. These are known as D.O. events and are named after the palaeoclimatologists Willi Dansgaard and Hanes Oeschger.

All this is known in the scientific community. As we have also reported, UCL Professor Mark Maslin, a frequent BBC climate guest, tweeted in 2021 that the Earth “is already becoming unliveable”. Climate change, he has also said, “could bring about the end of civilisation”. As a researcher in 1999, however, he noted that most climate change occurs in sudden jumps, “perhaps even a few years”.

Of course, the relentless catastrophisation of the climate owes much to the need to push the command-and-control Net Zero political agenda at all costs. But the more that alarmists cherry pick bad or even just changing weather events, and speculate on increasingly imaginative Armageddon scenarios, the more difficult it becomes to pin carbon dioxide down as the main culprit, the supposedly ultimate climate thermostat device. Diverse weather events, seen countless times in the historical and palaeoclimatic record, seem to owe much more to natural climatic variations. Few links are to be seen in the temperature record and CO2 atmospheric concentrations throughout the course of time. Life has thrived on Earth in the past with much higher CO2 levels, and temperatures have been higher and lower than those we currently experience.

The recent gentle warming in the Arctic, not replicated in Antarctica where temperatures have been static for at least 40 years and probably much longer, has a convincing natural explanation. A great deal of the Arctic is ocean and warming and cooling is in fact predictable. This is because warm water flows into the area from both the Atlantic and the Pacific. These regular events are known as the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO) and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO). These oscillations pulse warmer waters northwards, leading to periods of lower and thinner ice cover. Of course this ice lies on the sea and its melting does not affect sea levels.

The graphs below demonstrate the link.

The lower graph tracks the warming and cooling for both the Atlantic and Pacific. It can be seen that when set against the Arctic temperature record, there are obvious links. As a result, many scientists argue that this evidence goes a long way to explain Arctic warming and cooling.

In a January 2021 essay, Joe D’Aleo, co-founder of the Weather Channel, and Emeritus Professor of Geology Don Easterbrook, said that when you combined the two ocean cycles, “you can explain the temperature and ice cover variations of the past 110 years for the Arctic”. They also noted that current Greenland data fall far short of earlier warming periods during the current interglacial, and short even of the warming earlier in the 20th century.

In 2006, the climate science professor Edward Hanna used measurements from 10 coastal stations to estimate sea surface temperatures near Iceland over about 120 years. He found there were generally cold conditions during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, strong warming in the 1920s with peak temperatures attained around 1940, cooling thereafter until the 1970s, followed once again by warming. This of course tracks the pattern seen for warming and cooling across the wider Arctic region. Needless to say, this pattern is not replicated in the CO2 atmospheric record, which rose on a gentle trajectory throughout this period.

And of course, not a tipping point, climate abyss or civilisation ending in sight.

Chris Morrison is the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor

Tags: ArcticBBCClimate AlarmismClimate changeGlobal WarmingJustin Rowlatt

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    Rogerborg
    Rogerborg
    3 years ago

    This makes perfect sense if you believe that Alice’s vaccine doesn’t protect Alice, but that Bob’s vaccine protects both Bob and Alice.

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    MizakeTheMizan
    MizakeTheMizan
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Rogerborg

    It’s Bob’s vaccine passport that protects both Bob and Alice.

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    helenf
    helenf
    3 years ago
    Reply to  MizakeTheMizan

    I thought Bob’s vaccine passport protected the venue’s owners and management from being sued when Bob or Alice test positive for covid after the concert? I’m confused.

    Last edited 3 years ago by helenf
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    Jane G
    Jane G
    3 years ago
    Reply to  helenf

    I think that’s the way things have planned out: the Vax passes confer immunity from prosecution to those staging events. Doesn’t matter if they ensure safety for concert- goers and venue staff.

    What a mess.

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    Hester
    Hester
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Jane G

    Not really a vax passport is it? Its the new social credit system, do as your told by the Government even to allowing them to dictate what they do with your body, Good citizen, here is a couple of freedom goodies. Not allowed the Government to have control over your body, bad person must be punished, no Government credit for you, not until tou have learned your lesson

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago

    They might look to Scotland where an association of nightclub operators are preparing to sue wee Sturgon for making double jabbing mandatory to enter their premises.
    They argue that their predominantly under 40s clientele know perfectly well that they are the least likely to suffer ill effects from Covid (common knowledge to everyone since at least last summer) and so will be the least likely to come forward for a potentially dangerous and unnecessary procedure.

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    thirts
    thirts
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    According to the NHS Website, anyone can claim they are exempt and they do not have to provide evidence. Quote from the NHS Website ‘Your customers may declare a medical exemption directly with you. You and your staff should not ask for evidence of the exemption.’

    https://www.nhsx.nhs.uk/covid-19-response/using-the-nhs-covid-pass/#exemptions

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  thirts

    Thank you for that, so just like masks in shops then?

    Last edited 3 years ago by karenovirus
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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  thirts

    But then you’ve got this contradictory garbage :

    “Event or venue organisers in England that choose to use the NHS COVID Pass as a condition of entry can decide whether to accept self-declared medical exemptions where an individual cannot vaccinate or test, ensuring they comply with the Equalities Act 2010.”

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    JayBee
    JayBee
    3 years ago

    No Sir: Businesses, clubs etc. are NOT above the law.
    Therefore, this means an easy 5k for breach of the equalities act 2010 for everyone unvaxxed who buys a ticket, goes, claims a self-exemption from the vaxx passport and is denied access.
    Go ahead. Make my day.

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    Rogerborg
    Rogerborg
    3 years ago
    Reply to  JayBee

    On which of these protected characteristics would you base your claim?

    The following characteristics are protected characteristics—

    • age;
    • disability;
    • gender reassignment;
    • marriage and civil partnership;
    • pregnancy and maternity;
    • race;
    • religion or belief;
    • sex;
    • sexual orientation.

    https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2010/15/part/2/chapter/1

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Rogerborg

    ● Disability on the basis that another condition makes taking a vaccine disproportionately dangerous and no you can’t examine my medical records Mr Doorman

    ● Belief. Vaccines are the spawn of Beelzibub (sp?).

    ● Pregnancy, it has yet to be proved that the vaccines do no harm to unborn babies.

    Last edited 3 years ago by karenovirus
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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    I reckon a belief in rationality and evidence .

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    thirts
    thirts
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Rogerborg

    Rogerborg –According to the NHS Website, anyone can claim they are exempt and they do not have to provide evidence. Quote from the NHS Website ‘Your customers may declare a medical exemption directly with you. You and your staff should not ask for evidence of the exemption.’

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    crisisgarden
    crisisgarden
    3 years ago
    Reply to  thirts

    Yep. It’s all a load of bluff. None of it legal and we can and should just go about our business.

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    JayBee
    JayBee
    3 years ago
    Reply to  thirts

    Yep. We’ve discussed this here many times, rogerborg.
    There are more sources as well, pjlaw etc.
    I have personally attended an event and claimed that self-exemption.
    The 02 arena also accepts them, as they must, if they don’t want to be on the hook for those 5k. They have also properly and fairly put that in writing in their T&C.
    The only alternative for organiser and venues is to institute their own policy for exemptions, as also explained in the nhsx Doc, which will then run into the same difficulties of course, which is why those with better legal knowledge than the RAH or those 3 organisers have just stuck to the government advise to just accept the govs policy.
    But more likely, this is just deliberate misleading and nudging by those people, as it was in the case of the event I visited- their official site and T&C never stated the self-exemption option (unlike O2) but in the response to my email they confirmed it.

    Of course, it remains to be seen what happens henceforth, with the intended digital solution, the joining of the EU scheme etc., but even that should/will/must abide by common law and the equalities act or it will/must! end up in court, whatever outcome that might result in.

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    crisisgarden
    crisisgarden
    3 years ago

    Now that I know I may not be able to go to BBC concerts nor see Cliff Richard and Rick Astley live, I’m going to have to rethink my position…

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    PartyTime
    PartyTime
    3 years ago
    Reply to  crisisgarden

    I don’t actually know who Rick Astley is. I have vaguely heard of Nick Cave.

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    Fiona Walker
    Fiona Walker
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PartyTime

    Rick is excellent, saw him at York racecourse in the summer, he was very emotional (first gig for 18 months) and yelled out “freedom!”. Make of that what you will…

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    crisisgarden
    crisisgarden
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Fiona Walker

    Interesting! Maybe I’ll have to rethink my rethought position!!

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    Hester
    Hester
    3 years ago

    Call it what it is its the Social credit system pass. If we now start calling it, what it is then perhaps more people will wake up and reject

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Hester

    I posted last week that my double jab Passport is conditional on me renewing it each month (as though come 27th September I suddenly didn’t get both jabs some months ago).

    I suspect that this is in case I reject a booster jab when ‘offered’ it, in which case I will probably not be able to renew it.

    If my Covid Safe Passport can be conditional on that then why not on other issues? Perhaps supporting my childs decision not to be jabbed at school, being identified at an anti lockdown rally or making seditious comments on sites such as this.
    Further down the line as we enter the cashless society it might judge me on the amount of tobacco or alcohol that I purchase or use the app to determine that I do insufficient exercise as has been the case in China for quite a while now and where you can be downgraded because someone reports you for not picking up after your dog.

    One of the most insidious features of the CCP Social Credit system is that it can turn you into a non-person without you ever knowing why.

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    String
    String
    3 years ago
    Reply to  karenovirus

    “Further down the line as we enter the cashless society it might judge me on the amount of tobacco or alcohol that I purchase..”

    You’re assuming you will be allowed to purchase these things in the first place. personally I suspect very little will be allowed, because you will be deemed a horrendous carbon-emitting planet-killer of a person, who risks overwhelming the NHS..

    “Tom Mutton, a director at the Bank of England, said during a conference on Monday that programming could become a key feature of any future central bank digital currency…”
    https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/bank-of-england-to-ministers-digital-cash-could-be-programmed-to-ensure-it-is-only-spent-on-essentials-2/

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  String

    The arrogance of these people putting things like that on digital paper is grotesque, Hitler largely avoided doing so.

    Perhaps they see how Fergusons “We didn’t think we would get away with it (lockdowns) but we looked at Italy and found that we could!” hasn’t done his career as govt adviser and media pundit any harm.

    I gather that they already give ‘food only’ vouchers to some social security claimants though I expect these can be traded within the junkie community.

    They might trial the scheme you link to on those same people, followed by those on Universal Credit, released convicts, paedophiles and others unloved by Society At Large followed by ‘vulnerable’ pensioners and those leaving childcare etc. & etc.

    They will, of course, figure out a way for it not to apply to the great and the good.

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    bOrgkilLaH1of7
    bOrgkilLaH1of7
    3 years ago
    Reply to  String

    Exactly String…. with monthly bio-security updates [mandatory]….digital wallet and time-coded currency linked to the data… 24/7 trak-n-trace the techno-prison shepherding of the Brit “untermensch” is complete…

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    crisisgarden
    crisisgarden
    3 years ago

    Worth remembering:

    Vaccines in the UK are not mandatory. There is an exemption on evidence of medical reasons and the Supreme Court recognises at common law that denial of free and informed consent is a self certified medical reason. See Montgomery v Lanarkshire [2015] UKSC 11

    In R Wilkinson v Broadmoor : [2001] EWCA Civ 1545, Lady Justice Hale, Supreme Court President, confirmed that forced medical procedure without informed consent “may be sued in the ordinary way for the (common law) Tort of battery”.

    In the judgement it was held that acting under statutory authority provides no defence, therefore the Employer will be guilty of coercion on the threat of battery with regards to unlawful dismissal if express evidence of denial of informed consent are unlawfully rejected.

    This will result in a breach of contract and also a Tort that can be sued. The above is why mask “mandate” exemptions were self certified. It is unlawful for Doctors to interfere with the process of free and informed consent. Informed consent is defined in Montgomery as follows:

    1. That the patient is given sufficient information – to allow individuals to make choices that will affect their health and wellbeing on proper information.

    2. Sufficient information means informing the patient of the availability of other treatments (and forms of testing).

    3. That the patient is informed of the material risks of taking the medical intervention and the material risks of declining it.

    If consent is given but the Patient subsequently proves that information provided at the time breached the above common law test of informed consent, the Tort of battery is committed and the medication is unlawful.

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    bOrgkilLaH1of7
    bOrgkilLaH1of7
    3 years ago
    Reply to  crisisgarden

    What patients need is truthful info pre getting the jib-jab as below:

    Vaccine-Fact-Series_Side-Effects_Infographic_FIN.png
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    Suzyv
    Suzyv
    3 years ago
    Reply to  crisisgarden

    I am wondering, how does the Montgomery case tie in with mandating for carehome workers? Seems to me that any carehome worker who is coerced or dismissed for not being jabbed has a good case regardless of the bogus regulations. At the end of the day I will not be giving 1p to any place that imposes the requirement to show either test or vaccine. All sorts of new venues and groups are setting up now and they deserve business for showing common sense and morals. I am going to be blunt and say it is time after 18 mths that many of the British public did some due diligence and also showed some intelligence as many are pretty much about to go over a cliff edge now. These vaccines neither prevent infection nor transmission of anything and in reality when you look at PHE’s technical briefings they are not preventing the jabbed over 50’s from going to A & E either. Their deaths are also double compared to the unjabbed. How can people foolishly believe that an injection which apparently contains graphene oxide, possible parasites and dangerous metals such as stainless, protect them from anything exactly? And that’s on top of very dangerous spike proteins which is already causing Antibody Dependent Enhancement, PEG (a form of anti freeze). How about following a good diet and lifestyle and taking some extra vit c, d3, zinc and quercetin etc (the latter supposedly does the same as Ivermectin). And guess what, unlike a vial full of carcinogenic and harmful poison, a good diet and these supplements are protective against a whole host of other illnesses too. Cheap safe and effective.

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    aboundingboy
    aboundingboy
    3 years ago

    I wonder if they would allow someone to enter that has been found to have antibodies from an official NHS CoViD-19 antibody blood test?

    Then that begs the question & the discussion of natural immunity (which we know is far superior to vaccine immunity) & asymptomatic spread (of which we know is negligible).

    Another question would be: why is a public venue allowing (& under what laws), a visiting company to discriminate against medical procedures to allow (or not allow) entry, against equality AND human rights laws?!

    I’m going to email the Hall with these questions/queries. Their response will be interesting.

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    String
    String
    3 years ago
    Reply to  aboundingboy

    In addition, I’m pretty sure that medical records/status, is pretty tightly protected under data protection laws. wonder what the Information Commissioner would have to say to them about it.

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    Julian
    Julian
    3 years ago

    “We have to respect that”

    No, you don’t. Make it a condition of hire that organisers are not permitted to discriminate on any basis. Call their bluff. As an iconic venue, the RAH is holding most of the cards.

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    KidFury
    KidFury
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Julian

    Exactly.

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    CynicalRealist
    CynicalRealist
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Julian

    Indeed. When booking any venue there will be a list of terms and conditions which the person / company hiring it has to agree to. They could quite easily add a line to their terms stating something like ‘it is not permitted to bar anyone from attending on the grounds of them not having received a Covid vaccine’.

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Julian

    A very good point, Julian.

    Some may recall that, some days ago, I posted a ‘safety’ protocol for an orchestra as an illustration of continued lunacy. A major part of that rationale concerned the imposition of conditions by the owner of the venue. The reverse must surely apply in terms of such inhibitions i.e. the owner can require open admission.

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    martinbritnell83
    martinbritnell83
    3 years ago

    Any businesses that implement this bullshit won’t be getting my custom ever again, even if they decide to stop asking for vaccine passports in the future.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  martinbritnell83

    I’m still boycotting those shops and restaurants that interpreted lockdown rules over aggressively last summer as the then restrictions were temporarily eased and will continue to do so.

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago

    What happens for the Festival of Remembrance? That’ll be interesting.

    Will we have the ultimate in hypocrisy, and fake remembrance whilst practise takes us back to the dark times of fascism, before the Nuremburg Protocols?

    Or will ‘remembrance’ remember the reasons for itself?

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    DanClarke
    DanClarke
    3 years ago

    Hope they all go bust, Segregation passports, in the UK, who would have thought!!!

    Last edited 3 years ago by DanClarke
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    PatrickF
    PatrickF
    3 years ago

    What are the odds on Nick Cave, Cliff Richard and Rick Astley saying they won’t perform if the unvaccinated are refused entry?

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    Ruth Learner
    Ruth Learner
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PatrickF

    I know the Cave and the Ellis (playing together) and let’s just say I’m staying away – here’s the thing boycott boycott boycott every aspect of any celeb and muso etc. who supports or pushes this jab – in most cases fame is a sign of egocentric Machiavellian hijinks with a splash of talent – so your guess is as good as mine

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    PatrickF
    PatrickF
    3 years ago

    As an event organiser I don’t want fat, white, middle-aged men to attend my concerts. The Royal Albert Hall said they respect that, as I’m hiring the hall.

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    Peter W
    Peter W
    3 years ago
    Reply to  PatrickF

    Brilliant example!

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    amanuensis
    amanuensis
    3 years ago

    Segregating the vaccinated from the unvaccinated probably will save a few lives in the unvaccinated this winter.

    But you’d have thought that they could leave this decision in the hands of the unvaccinated rather than forcing it upon them.

    But I’d suggest that it would probably be more sensible to stop the vaccinated from congregating, as they’ll also be a substantial risk to one another, particularly if ADE comes along over the next few months.

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  amanuensis

    Indeed – as a grown-up, I’ll happily assess the risk to me posed by the dangerously deluded vaccinated who may disregard their own symptoms. 🙂

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    crisisgarden
    crisisgarden
    3 years ago
    Reply to  amanuensis

    Ha! Like your thinking!!

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    alw
    alw
    3 years ago

    All this vaccine passport stuff is also being driven by insurance companies. Going on a small ship cruise shortly and the requirements are absolutely nonsensical. From speaking to others gather that the tour companies agree that this makes no sense but they have to do because of insurance. This needs to be called out loud and clear.

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    8bit
    8bit
    3 years ago

    Mr Hassall said the Hall was trying to find a “middle ground that will upset the least amount of people” in terms of Covid restrictions.

    Doesn’t he know it’s, ‘the least number of people?’ I reject the passport based on grammatical incompetence.

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    karenovirus
    karenovirus
    3 years ago
    Reply to  8bit

    Note that he has not made the decision on actual or perceived risk, merely to avoid upsetting people the silly old snowflake.

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    richteabiscuit
    richteabiscuit
    3 years ago

    I wonder what will happen to the performers? I’m on a sabbatical from an orchestra that performs regularly in the RAH. I remain and will remain unjabbed. Would I be allowed to work??? 🤔

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    bennyboy
    bennyboy
    3 years ago

    UK facing national piss shortage due to govt taking it all.
    Boris johnson is monitoring pub toilets in a desperate search for more piss to take out of the UK public….

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    DanClarke
    DanClarke
    3 years ago
    Reply to  bennyboy

    The Eton boys always hated plebs

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    Judy Watson
    Judy Watson
    3 years ago
    Reply to  bennyboy

    😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

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    DanClarke
    DanClarke
    3 years ago

    Unjabbed, Fully jabbed, jabbed more than 3/4/5 months ago, booster jabbed, sorry can’t call them ‘vaccinated’, as they aren’t and never will be

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    DanClarke
    DanClarke
    3 years ago

    That’s one hilarious pic, previous visits to various London theatres brought clouds of dust when you sat down

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    richteabiscuit
    richteabiscuit
    3 years ago

    This is my 3 min Mozart opera spoof. I’d love to see it performed with these words…
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/5qhq3ibeuk4srxu/RPReplay_Final1625948868.MOV?dl=0

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    refusenick
    refusenick
    3 years ago
    Reply to  richteabiscuit

    Brilliant! 🙂

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    Jane G
    Jane G
    3 years ago
    Reply to  richteabiscuit

    Love it!

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    bennyboy
    bennyboy
    3 years ago

    What’s the difference between fuel and petrol?
    There’s no F in petrol.

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    Bill314
    Bill314
    3 years ago
    Reply to  bennyboy

    There’s no f in fuel either.

    In fact, there’s no f in anything.

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    miketa1957
    miketa1957
    3 years ago

    Vaccine or no, I’m not going into an enclosed space that has been spayed with some toxic chemical.

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    rayc
    rayc
    3 years ago

    Unvaccinated have been already barred from all sorts of venues in Germany and nobody seems to give a shit. Neither should you, just avoid any venue which implements these fascist policies.

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    RickH
    RickH
    3 years ago
    Reply to  rayc

    I do that – but it just ducks the issue unless a significant number start giving events some pain by withdrawing support.

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    rayc
    rayc
    3 years ago
    Reply to  RickH

    Well, if the majority is okay with that and it causes no pain to organizers, then I guess the majority gets what they deserve, and as a minority you have few options: go elsewhere, adjust, continue campaigning against discrimination, wait for the restrictions to be removed (possibly come spring). As a general rule, you cannot save the humanity from itself, not even good ole JC managed to.

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    Julian
    Julian
    3 years ago
    Reply to  rayc

    I will continue campaigning, not to save humanity but to restore my natural rights which have been removed by government lies, probably now criminal.

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    rayc
    rayc
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Julian

    This restoration of rights to go places is most likely going to happen in a few months anyways because almost nobody vaccinated gets tested now. So everybody will get invisibly infected sooner or later, and with few new infections registered there will be no justification for the pandemic.

    In the meanwhile you can keep on protesting if it makes you feel better.

    The actual goal of the pandemic, the ability to quickly introduce new control measures through smartphones has been already achieved. They will follow up soon with adding digital ID to the smartphones (maybe because it is so convenient to sell and check non-vaccination-related “tickets” to various venues that way, and of course to get various e-government services and doles). Later on central bank controlled electronic money will be introduced, so as to be able to remotely control/prevent any transactions that the government does not like (official justification: anti-money laundering). Also do not forget the climate change, of course, which will become the new justification for introducing various measures toward establishing the social credit system, which will be widely supported by many people, especially the brainwashed young who are now primed to follow the authority’s instructions.

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    Fiona Walker
    Fiona Walker
    3 years ago

    Government guidance to venue managers says that they must grant entry to anyone who claims an exemption on health grounds, without asking questions, otherwise they are in contravention of the DDA.
    ”If your customer confirms that they have a self declared exemption, but is unable to show any evidence, you should allow them access to your venue or event. You must not ask for proof of their medical exemption and it is not essential they show any form of exemption card at any point.”

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    original poster
    original poster
    3 years ago

    At least it’ll be obvious who’s causing cases etc to rise in countries with vaxports, given that the unvaccinated have been barred from society. Still, the media will try to lay the blame on anything but the vaccines. Eventually this madness will end, but maybe not for a long time.

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    Annie
    Annie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  original poster

    However long it takes, we’ll be here to triumph when it does.

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    sjonesy1999
    sjonesy1999
    3 years ago

    Thank fuck for that.

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    brachiopod
    brachiopod
    3 years ago

    Just finished reading a couple of pieces, one on the manufacturing of the lipid nano particles and how bespoke they are to the mRNA carried and where it is to go (what organs) which, because of warp speed and the rush for profit, a carrier LNP for some mRNA that wasn’t the sars spike mRNA was Jerry rigged – no wonder there are issues as this was designed to go to the liver, maybe that is why no efforts were made to contain it to muscle tissue.
    The other is about a vaccine that doesn’t use mRNA but a spike subunit modifies to be unable to be cleaved so unable to act exactly like the Wild Type spike. It started trials at the same time as Pfizer’s but did actually follows protocols with animal trials including mice and non-human primate (baboons). It has better efficacy and, so far, no side effects anything like the mRNA vaccines. So far it has undergone stage 1,2, and 3 trial and has 96% efficacy (greater than all current vaccines) and is effective at over 80% against the SA variant. Currently considered the best vaccine available, but still not with a EUA.

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    brachiopod
    brachiopod
    3 years ago
    Reply to  brachiopod

    Novavax

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    Hester
    Hester
    3 years ago

    Will they allow white people to say that they don’t want black people in because they feel uncomfortable? Will they allow straight people to say they don’t want gay people in because that makes them feel uncomfortable. Of course not that would be discrimination. Its perfectly acceptable however to allow people who have had a Government still in trial vaccine injected into their bodies which does not confer immunity or stop the spread to say they feel uncomfortable in having to share a space with those who can also contract and spread the virus but who have not had the Government still in trial injection. It makes perfect sense.
    After all history has shown us that segregation and discrimination always turns out so well.

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    Peter W
    Peter W
    3 years ago

    RAH need to do a proper risk assessment for their staff. That young lady spraying chemical shit in no way has correct PPE – a paper mask FFS!
    But at least they’re seen to be doing “something” (useless) while injuring their staff.
    Stupid sods.

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    marebobowl
    marebobowl
    3 years ago

    Why would they turn away the unvaxxed? The vaxxed are contracting Covid and transmitting it, getting hospitalised and dying. Surely by now everyone knows this fact.

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