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@1976vintage
The "Gov policy" is, in my view, unlawful, void and of no effect whatsoever. What does have effect is the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and Articles 2, 3, 8, and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Those should give you a defence to any fine or prosecution.
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Is your school's risk assessment compatible with the Health and Safety at Work etc Act and the Human Rights Act 1998? Many aren't. A thread...
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This important case is in court today - and if successful, could be the first to hold the Govt to account for its inaction on SARS-CoV-2. Please donate if you can. via
@CrowdJustice
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@Ebure1971
@UKSupremeCourt
Actually the Supreme Court specifically cited the CJEU judgment in AFMB Ltd v Raad van bestuur van de Sociale verzekeringsbank (Case C-610/18) as an example of a similar solution being adopted in EU law.
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@DaftFunk10
@BBCNews
No it isn't. A perverse verdict of guilty can be set aside on appeal. A perverse verdict of not guilty cannot. The jury's right to nullify the law and find the defendant not guilty is a vital safeguard against oppressive or unjust laws.
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@IpsoFacto88
@BBCNews
They didn't. The whole point is that the jury acquitted the defendants in spite of them having no lawful excuse or defence. In doing so they exercised the long-established right of 'jury nullification'.
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Legal action over Russian interference in our elections: please support this case, brought by
@allthecitizens
, Ben Bradshaw, Caroline Lucas, Alyn Smith, Lord Strasburger and Baroness Wheatcroft, which is now going to the European Court of Human Rights. .
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@AllisonR1945
@Kit_Yates_Maths
@chrischirp
And of course no such "immunity" even exists... So it's doubly democidal.
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@LouisHenwood
Peter Bone, and his friend Christopher Chope (the 'pro-upskirting' Tory, as you may remember...), always introduce loads of bills in every Parliamentary session, and none of them ever get passed. So it's not really something to worry about right now: see .
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@ContractorCalc
Even as someone who's just programmed for fun, and reads the excellent "The Daily WTF" (), I know the one cardinal rule is you never roll out changes directly onto production servers...
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"Covid cases in England are at their highest level since January, with one in 60 people infected last week ... But despite the bleak figures, the Transport Secretary today ruled out another lockdown this Christmas".
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@Sandyboots2020
@LaylaMoran
@CatRapscallion
@nadhimzahawi
@educationgovuk
And, in particular, that "A series of recent studies document long term brain-damage in as many as one quarter of all those infected regardless of the severity of the initial disease": ...
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As long ago as March 2020, experts argued that herd immunity/mass infection inherently degrades and debases human dignity, and thus violates Article 3 ECHR: ; . If I were Boris, I'd be very worried right now...
Arguably, treating human beings as a 'herd' constitutes in itself a gross violation of human dignity, contrary to Article 3 ECHR, quite apart from the issues under Article 2 (failure to protect life).
@zerocovidzoe
@eyejosh
@KenMay60689336
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Yet another one of
@fitterhappierAJ
's ideas confirmed (at least in a preprint): SARS-2 is neurotropic. And not only that, but it infects the nerves so quickly that it reaches there *before* it even gets into the bloodstream.
One of the first targets of SARS Cov 2 is nerves
Here, it infects peripheral nerves and "establishes productive infection"
Yes, it is neurotropic.
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The US could begin administering the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine to children aged five to 11 as soon as Wednesday after a panel of outside experts votes on Tuesday on how broadly the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) should recommend its use in the age group.
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@JH_Campbell
@JMPSimor
As I have been saying for many days, this is precisely an Enabling Act 1933 type of situation. Moreover, we should remember that the last time a Government tried to put itself above the law, it took a Civil War to stop him. A Second English Civil War may be on the cards...
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: "Ministers will not make a decision on Covid-19 restrictions for two weeks until the impact of half-term on infections can be seen, The Independent understands." More dithering and delay from the
#ToryCriminals
...
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:
@dgurdasani1
: "There’s no country that has attained herd immunity to SARS-CoV-2 ... This is not a virus we can live with or even want to live with. This is a virus that we need to eliminate". Exactly.
#ZeroCovid
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@DmodosCutter
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Too many schools aren't evaluating all the risks: instead, they're starting with their pre-existing (inadequate) mitigations and working backwards. In Allison v London Underground, the Court of Appeal specifically described that as "putting the cart before the horse".
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In Kennedy v Cordia (Services) LLP [2016] UKSC 6, the Supreme Court held that under EU law, "the direction of the law is to level safety upwards". That continues as retained EU law even after Brexit. Too many Covid-ridden schools are doing the exact opposite.
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THIS is your Government... In open contempt for life and health
#Democide
#ProsecuteBoris
#ToryCovidCatastrophe
@zerocovidzoe
@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@2SomethingSweet
@DWPrivate_
@KenMay60689336
@mattprescott
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Yet more evidence of SARS-CoV-2 damaging the brain, now in a novel and unusual way. "Like RSV in the brain", is how some have put it... And at the same time our criminal government is actively promoting transmission. This is state-sponsored manslaughter. We need
#ZeroCovid
.
Just in case you didn't know. SARS-CoV-2 can fuse your neurons.
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The Supreme Court also said in Kennedy v Cordia that "a negligent omission can result from a failure to seek out knowledge of risks which are not in themselves obvious". So your school should be seeking out and acting on studies on organ damage in children caused by Covid.
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"Risk assessments are meant to be an exercise by which the employer examines and evaluates all the risks entailed in his operations and takes steps to remove or minimise those risks. They should be a blueprint for action": Allison v London Underground Ltd [2008] EWCA Civ 71.
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As the Supreme Court made clear, asking "what can and should be done to minimise or eradicate the risk" is the *last* step, not the first. Reverse-engineering a risk assessment by starting with (inadequate) mitigations yields a rearguard defence, not a "blueprint for action".
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@ProfourtySix
@JamalPacman
@ManUtd
Scored 12 (the same amount as Bayern), but conceded 15 as stated above ... hence why Rio Ferdinand described it as "kamikaze football, basketball football, you attack, we attack".
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@LCWF_TBK
@Sandyboots2020
Not only ridiculous but also unlawful. Schools have the power and duty to provide safety measures under the Human Rights Act 1998 and Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 - Govt 'guidance' doesn't need to 'permit' it. And the guidance is already unlawful:
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#CovidVigil
for those many people who have tragically died or suffered organ damage / Long Covid from SARS-CoV-2... Including especially the
#UK113
dead
#UKChildren
. We need to get
#JohnsonOut
and pursue elimination of SARS-CoV-2, or else we may ourselves be eliminated.
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"The Department for Education estimates that around 2.6 percent of all pupils, or around 208,700 children, were not in class for reasons connected to coronavirus on Thursday last week": .
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@DmodosCutter
@EnemyInAState
More even than that... refers to "A series of recent studies document long term brain-damage in as many as one quarter of all those infected regardless of the severity of the initial disease"
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So there we are... A brief explanation of the law on risk assessments and "levelling safety upwards" - coincidentally, a phrase used by the Supreme Court long before Boris's bogus "levelling up" agenda. Thanks to
@cocobelladoodle
for the graphics in this thread. /Ends
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Similarly in Kennedy v Cordia: "the whole point of a risk assessment is to identify whether the particular operation gives rise to any risk to safety and, if so, what is the extent of that risk, and what can and should be done to minimise or eradicate the risk".
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@PeterStefanovi2
Technically, this doesn't concern Russian interference in the Brexit referendum (since referendums fall outside the scope of A3P1 ECHR), but rather Russian interference in UK general elections.
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@HoppySaul
@NETWalbottle
Seek legal advice. If (as I believe) the failure to mitigate is a human rights violation, then so too is their imposition of a punishment for taking reasonable steps to protect your child as a direct result of their own failure to mitigate.
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: "Belgium brings back Covid restrictions, just weeks after relaxing rules. Coronavirus restrictions are to return to Belgium on Friday, just weeks after they were relaxed, amid rising cases and hospitalisations."
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Yet more evidence that no child should catch Covid, as Fauci rightly said.
@DmodosCutter
@HoppySaul
@Sandyboots2020
@2SomethingSweet
@joanna_brady
@welwyn2000
@gailyloulabell
@LCWF_TBK
@pennylane1357
@MarcusFitzsimon
@448_Psychosis
@sallyrussell124
@RemainRevoke
@SafeEdForAll_UK
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Important thread on the massive neurological damage caused by SARS-CoV-2 (including to people who were healthy before infection, and including children).
🧀🧠 papers
Lewy Buddies™
k18 spongiosis
lower inoculum w/out spongiosis replication in 🧠
🧠 hypometabolism humans
t cells in the brain
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@Sandyboots2020
@GoodLawProject
@nadhimzahawi
@WiganCouncil
@JolyonMaugham
You can remind them that their risk assessments are unlawful (they do not comply with the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974), and their lack of mitigations continues to be unlawful under the Human Rights Act 1998.
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@_JacobDrew
You don't legally have to pay for it, in my view. The contract is frustrated as the main purpose of it cannot be performed (Krell v Henry [1903] 2 KB 740), so it can be set aside.
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To further reinforce the point: "The duty to carry out such an assessment is therefore ... logically anterior to determining what precautions a reasonable employer would have taken in order to fulfil his common law duty of care."
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@DaftFunk10
@BBCNews
"If a judge is satisfied that there is no evidence before the jury which could justify them in convicting the accused ... it is the judge's duty to direct them to acquit ... But there is no converse rule" - DPP v Stonehouse [1978] AC 55.
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@bakerstherald
@Sandyboots2020
Indeed, as the Supreme Court said back in 2016: "The first thing that a totalitarian regime tries to do is to get at the children, to distance them from the subversive, varied influences of their families, and indoctrinate them in their rulers’ view of the world".
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: "The nation is "dilly-dallying into lockdown" and action should be taken now to avoid much tougher COVID restrictions later, a government scientific adviser has warned."
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@togr999
@fitterhappierAJ
Basically, the more children become infected (on account of lack of mitigations in schools), the more the virus will develop the ability to evade the human immune system.
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An important effort, which could ultimately force a by-election in Boris's constituency...
@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@Sandyboots2020
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@1goodtern
@_f4vl
@ImogenDempsey39
@CordeliaAppleb1
@gailyloulabell
@ClaireCozler
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@EG196411307
@chrischirp
There is, in my view, a strong argument that the failure to put suitable protections in place violates Articles 2, 3, 8, and 14 ECHR. See this thread:
👋 Hi
@KateGreenSU
, a thread: I’m sure you know it's our HUMAN RIGHT to be protected from death and debilitating illness under the ECHR convention. 😊
#LongCovid
#LongCovidKids
@CarolineLucas
@libdemdaisy
@UNISONinSchools
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The judge who dismissed
#BackTo60
's case is promoted to the Supreme Court...
Here are some photos from Lady Rose’s swearing-in ceremony as a Supreme Court Justice in Courtroom One earlier today. Lady Rose recited the judicial oath in the presence of all the Justices. Many congratulations to Lady Rose. Re-watch the ceremony here:
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@CathywWilson
@JMPSimor
@JolyonMaugham
@richardwmathias
@ProfGBarrett
@ConUnit_UCL
International law isn't even the biggest problem here. The clauses also allow Govt to override all domestic laws and rules, including any court judgments they don't like. Despite that, the Queen will be constitutionally bound to do what the Govt tell her, as with the prorogation
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@essexoldbird
@EnemyInAState
In fact we *do* have an idea... .
We've proven evidence of abnormal coagulation phenomena, delayed thromboembolism, multi-organ damage even in low-risk patients, microvascular damage to the lung, vasculitis, brain damage, neurological impairment, dysautonomia, autoimmune phenomena, endothelial injury
#LongCovid
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@blackadderkate
@GoCharlieM
@Mermaids_Gender
Sure you can, in the same way that you can say a 12-year-old is capable of consenting to having a broken arm set, but not capable of consenting to brain surgery.
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: "The Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, should face murder charges for his role in the country’s “stratospheric” coronavirus death toll, a draft report from a senate inquiry into Brazil’s Covid crisis has recommended."
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@truthshamesthe6
@yaneerbaryam
It reflects damage to DNA (and decrease in DNA's ability to repair itself - telomere shortening). So their "capacity to heal/repair/grow" will indeed be compromised to some degree, but more specifics than that we don't really know.
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@IpsoFacto88
@BBCNews
Yes. You may recall the case of Clive Ponting in the 1980s, which is the most well-known example of jury nullification in the UK context. And many more examples in the US where e.g. jurors refused to apply racially discriminatory laws in the 1950s/60s.
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"Scotland's health secretary says there is "absolutely a risk" of Covid cases rising after the COP26 summit in Glasgow." But "Mr Yousaf said the Scottish government was not currently considering imposing more restrictions"?! WHY??
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@AlisaValdesRod1
It can only be one of many different pathologies involved. Recall that SARS-2 has been shown to cause brain damage, cardiac damage, lung damage, kidney damage, pancreatic damage, etc.
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@frantenauk
@DrEricDing
If the vaccine is modified then all that will do is encourage the evolution of further resistant variants, just as we are seeing now. The only permanent solution is eradication, i.e.
#ZeroCovid
, like New Zealand, Taiwan, Vietnam etc are doing.
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@Sandyboots2020
@LaylaMoran
@CatRapscallion
@nadhimzahawi
@educationgovuk
And, in particular, that "A series of recent studies document long term brain-damage in as many as one quarter of all those infected regardless of the severity of the initial disease": ...
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: "Zero-Covid policy in China to remain 'for a very long time'".
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: "As of September 2023, judgments are published in PDF in Times New Roman font ... Please contact the registry
@supremecourt
.uk if you need a copy in Calibri font." Clearly must have realised it was making them look silly!
@legalstyleblog
@LewisGrahamLaw
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: "Mark Drakeford has urged Labour to change the way MPs are elected at Westminster. Wales' first minister said he is "baffled" by people who support first-past-the-post elections."
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"A survey by Savanta ComRes found that 49 percent of Britons believe there will be further lockdowns, with 74 per cent concerned about another virus wave this winter. Fears are highest amongst those aged over 55": .
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This seems to be the first *recombinant* variant... i.e. one where it wasn't just a mutation, but rather two existing variants infected the same person and were able to combine, by sharing RNA, into a new variant. And it's widespread across North and Central America...
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@cocobelladoodle
@DmodosCutter
@HoppySaul
@truthshamesthe6
@mishwoz
@Sandyboots2020
@2SomethingSweet
@CordeliaAppleb1
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@MarcusFitzsimon
@ELHopkins
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@1goodtern
@133_Lt
@RemainRevoke
@nadiast33789209
@sallyrussell124
@joanna_brady
My granddaughter has Covid. Her mum, dad and brother will get it. But don’t have to isolate. Only positive people are supposed to stay home. When did we all agree to take part in Boris’ experiment? After over a year of avoiding is everyone just supposed to get it now?
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@Laurence_in_EU
@ShehabKhan
In fact it was the same claimant too. So just a straightforward situation of the ECtHR overturning the domestic courts and correcting their erroneous application of the Convention. That's precisely what the ECtHR's job is!
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@Prometh86624350
@DrEricDing
You are dangerously wrong. There is not a shred of evidence that it is "less potent". On the contrary, all strains of SARS-CoV-2 result in permanent organ damage in 10-30% of cases.
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@togr999
@fitterhappierAJ
SARS-2 is not a "cold virus" and is *already* "something deadly", as well as something that often causes many types of organ, tissue, and system damage even if it doesn't result in death. The solution is to eradicate it, just as we have done for smallpox, SARS-1, polio, etc.
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@lutonrover
@AssemblyWales
You can do no such thing. Section A1(3) of the Government of Wales Act 2006 states "the Assembly and the Welsh Government are not to be abolished except on the basis of a decision of the people of Wales voting in a referendum".
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@navtis
@zarahsultana
Because Starmer is a Tory in disguise, fawning over the support he gets from the right-wing gutter press.
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@AlisonGeorge10
@SGriffin_Lab
@LawtonTri
@dgurdasani1
@jneill
@DrAmirKhanGP
@vickyford
@nadhimzahawi
@halfon4harlowMP
@LongCovidKids
@cv_cev
@_f4vl
@Sandyboots2020
@HoppySaul
@ChildrensComm
And even more fundamentally, children *without* "underlying conditions" *also* have a substantial probability of suffering brain, heart, lung, or kidney damage, coagulopathies, vasculitis, microemboli, autoimmune diseases, etc. from SARS-CoV-2. .
@joannab64017534
@JolyonMaugham
@naheed973
Not only 'vulnerable' children. It cannot be emphasised enough that *healthy* (non-'CV/CEV') children have *still* very often suffered substantial organ damage from SARS-CoV-2. So focusing on 'vulnerability' is itself a problematic assumption. .
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@PatJone60030918
Essentially, the third clause would force the courts to stick to a literal, narrow, 'originalist' interpretation of the Convention rights, which would see them become largely irrelevant in modern society.
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@themood2020
@GMB
@jburnmurdoch
@piersmorgan
@susannareid100
Not "weird" at all. As Piers correctly said, measures such as social distancing, mask-wearing, etc., which are somewhat effective against SARS-CoV-2, are extremely effective against less transmissible respiratory-transmitted viruses such as influenza.
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@1goodtern
The Immensa scandal actually wasn't confined to the South West. It may be that there's another similar lab on the loose, or that there's a new variant, or just that the four people all didn't do the swab correctly, or that they all had some other infection. Very difficult to say.
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@DDrakeyy
@Sandyboots2020
You are looking only at deaths and ignoring the brain, heart, lung, kidney, and other organ damage. See e.g. and .
Study finds kidney damage in people with
#LongCovid
who had mild
#covid19
Painless, Silent Organ Damage Seen in Covid ‘Long Hauler’ Study
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@LongCovidHell
@Charlie070809
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@GoodLawProject
@JolyonMaugham
@_f4vl
@hivetosurvive
@nadhimzahawi
Indeed, he openly said yesterday "the UK could be the first major economy in the world to transition from pandemic to endemic"... He seems to believe that's a good thing. .
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Some of you may have already seen this, but if not...
@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@Sandyboots2020
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@1goodtern
@_f4vl
@ImogenDempsey39
@CordeliaAppleb1
@gailyloulabell
@ClaireCozler
@RemainRevoke
Japan is now seeing FATAL SARS2 COVID-related brain damage in Children according to doctor:
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Professor John Edmunds: "It's not the way I'd prefer to have children immunised. Much, much better to do it through vaccination. However, we've vaccinated at quite a low rate and yet we've allowed very high rates ... or, we've witnessed very high rates of infection in schools."
@dgurdasani1
@DrAmirKhanGP
@itvnews
tonight, slip of the tongue by SAGE member?
#herdimmunity
#schools
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@CarolineLea13
@ClaireJen79
They appear to be these threads: ; ; ; , and these individual tweets: ; ; ; .
Any covid infection is associated with some interesting changes in the brain. You don't want this virus in your brain even if it gives you the sniffles
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@sarahhende69
@GMB
@jburnmurdoch
@piersmorgan
@susannareid100
The Nightingale hospitals can't be used because the staff needed just aren't there. There are not many specialist ICU nurses, doctors and critical care consultants to start with, and many of them have themselves been ill with SARS-CoV-2 so are unable to work.
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@skatinggirl1
@Dorotheacalm
Or even anyone who's not CEV? Numerous people who aren't CV/CEV have suffered permanent organ damage and disability too...
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Brilliant thread showing numerous forms of organ damage caused by SARS-CoV-2.
@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@Sandyboots2020
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@ShieldUs1
@CordeliaAppleb1
@gailyloulabell
@ClaireCozler
@CalFotini
@MarcusFitzsimon
What can I say to make the world wake up to the danger of COVID-19?
What can I say to help people to understand that infecting kids is not OK?
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It's not just a pandemic but a *pandemocide*. Resisting infection - refusing to be part of the 'herd' - is a revolutionary act.
Staying alive and healthy is a revolutionary act, a revolt against the silent dictatorship of an elite that wants to infect you and kill the weak.
#Pandemocide
#Democide
Defend yourself.
Resist.
Opt out of the herd.
Stay human.
Protect yourself and others.
Fight for
#ZeroCovid
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@Gareth27150182
@JujuliaGrace
@SandraDunn1955
@EveryDoctorUK
'standing' in the legal sense means having a "sufficient interest" in the matter, as opposed to being a "mere busybody". It's a low threshold and so challenges to standing are almost always rejected - they tend to show that the defendant knows it has a weak case.
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@codexeditor
@fitterhappierAJ
In terms of the range of effects, it's not easy to think of anything that causes such wide-ranging damage with such frequency.
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@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@Sandyboots2020
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@1goodtern
@_f4vl
@ImogenDempsey39
@CordeliaAppleb1
@gailyloulabell
@ClaireCozler
@RemainRevoke
@Tall_Paul_05
@CalFotini
@nadiast33789209
@MarcusFitzsimon
@sallyrussell124
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These are just some of the many times of organ damage caused by SARS-CoV-2...
@helphelpandhelp
@amrit_lohia
I am currently in a great space mentally but physically I have spots on my liver, swollen lymph nodes in my lungs,nodules in my lungs, loss 7 teeth and recently diagnosed with sarcoidosis in my lungs.
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@Jos51383730
@EUCourtPress
You can bring proceedings in your national courts asking them to order the Government to implement Directive 1999/70. Alternatively, you could write to the Commission and ask them to bring infringement proceedings.
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@theedwardian81
@JMPSimor
@SirJJQC
Yes - it's therefore a straightforward violation of Article 13 (right to an effective remedy).
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It should be uncontroversial at this point. SARS-CoV-2 often causes organ damage in children.
#LongCovidKids
@DmodosCutter
@cocobelladoodle
@HoppySaul
@SafeEdForAll_UK
@Parents_Utd
@OneVoice_Group
@ImogenDempsey39
@ClaireCozler
@Sandyboots2020
@MarcusFitzsimon
@2SomethingSweet
@ProfColinDavis
I can’t see my teens age group either, 15-19, many of whom are being deliberately infected & reinfected at College. One of her previous healthy friends (17yo) now struggles to sleep because he said can’t breathe properly when he lies down. Also kidney pain too.
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@churchengreen
@JMPSimor
Correct, and
@cursednumber7
(below) is wrong. It not only allows s42 and 43 to override all other law, but also allows the Govt to make "regulations" that override all other law including court judgments that they don't like. Thus, the Govt effectively becomes a dictatorship.
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