#CovidVaccination - PT2

There continues to be some minority but significant resistance to taking a covid vaccine dose - with much nonsense pedalled by some on social media. I have made my thoughts clear about those people in my earlier blog.

However there are some genuinely concerned regarding the efficacy of the covid vaccines. Last night a Panorama was screened which documented the development of the Oxford/Astrazeneca vaccine (which looks like it will be licenced soon). To those that have concerns I commend the documentary to you. It should go a long way to reassure you if you are objective.

BBC iPlayer - Panorama - The Race for a Vaccine

While writing this short blog I cannot resist pointing further ridicule and condemnation at the arm chair "experts" who make fools of themselves by promoting such nonsense as covid vaccinations change our DNA - or even dafter that they contain a Bill Gates microchip etc!

The really sad (and totally irresponsible) thing about these people is they of course will be the first to run to the hospital if they get ill. In the event they (or loved ones) are unlucky enough to contract a bad bout of covid the doctors and nurses (the only ones with any chance of saving them) that will attempt to save them by use of their well researched and practised science based expertise are telling us to take the vaccine now if available (based on their well researched and science based expertise). The irony and hypocrisy is standout - to the point I feel embarrassed for these pseudo experts. They are in effect saying to doctors and nurses they are more expert on the efficacy of the vaccine than the doctors and nurses are - and then when they get ill they run to those very same doctors and nurses to save them (or more pointedly - their loved ones.) In my view they would have blood on their hands if they have played any role in discouraging people not to take a vaccine and any of those people subsequently contract a bad dose of covid 19. They should think about that before they utter their irresponsible opinions (based on what exactly?).