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Sinkie cunt wants to complain to MOH and SPF over WhatsApp messages that dissuaded her mother from taking vaccination
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KNN my uncle think those stoopid ass that didn't know how to leeferentiate fake messages from WhatsApp better be dead than foolish KNN even fake news of WhatsApp gonna charge user for sending morning greetings peektures they also panic and don't dare to send anymore wtf KNN
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What a silly cunt... just ignore those messages if you disagree.
Conversely, if some people are super siao on about the vaccines and are rushing to get vaccinated, that's their prerogative.
Sinkies still have a long way to go before becoming a civilized country. Decades of PAP rule have dumbed them down.
Conversely, if some people are super siao on about the vaccines and are rushing to get vaccinated, that's their prerogative.
Sinkies still have a long way to go before becoming a civilized country. Decades of PAP rule have dumbed them down.
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Waiting. Just waiting for Belinda's mother to fall ill after taking the vaccine.
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If the mother is a chiobu MILF, PAPsmearer can give her meat injection. OK or not?
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I've been sending similar messages about the mRNA vaccines too.
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Netizens shares how mother was dissuaded from being vaccinated due to messages forwarded on WhatsApp - The Online Citizen Asia
by kathleen
16/03/2021
Reading Time: 3min read
Netizens shares how mother was dissuaded from being vaccinated due to messages forwarded on WhatsApp
Infuriated over alarmist chain messages circulating on WhatsApp that dissuaded her mother from getting the COVID-19 vaccine, one netizen is seeking file a complaint with both the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Singapore Police Force (SPF) against those who spread such messages.
“Really, I wanna slap all these conspiracy theorists and fear mongers who create all these fears and spread it via chat,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday (16 March).
“I doubt these stories are real and they’re just making the elderly fearful.”
The woman mentioned how her mother had just called her to say that she wasn’t going to get vaccinated because of these messages that she “gets all the time”.
“I feel like going over and taking her phone and deleting these few contacts even if they are relatives,” she vented.
The netizen also shared a couple of screenshots of these messages her mother had received.
One of them was an individual’s anecdote of their friend’s husband’s heart attack after he received the second dose of the vaccine.
The message claimed that the National University Hospital (NUH) “denied that it is linked to the vaccine”.
“They thought it was due to artery clog but there was no clog at all,” the message claimed, adding that “the virus has entered his heart and he had a heart attack”.
The message, dated 11 Mar, went on to say that the man did some research online and “found that taking the 2nd dose of vaccine can cause heart attack”.
It subsequently warned this person’s friend and her husband not to take the vaccine.
A follow-up message said that the story has been shared with permission and that the person the story was relayed to had a similar experience of a friend in her 60s getting a heart attack after recovering the second dose of the vaccine and had to be rushed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
“That makes a total of 3 persons already,” the message read.
Another chain message that the netizen shared which her mother received and forwarded to her was titled “Breaking News from CNN”.
This one claimed that the doctor in China who “was punished for telling the truth about Corona Virus and later died due to the same disease”, Dr Li Wenliang, “had documented casefiles for research purposes and had in the casefiles proposed a cure that would significantly decrease the impact of COVID-19 Virus on the human body”.
It went on to claim that certain compounds found in coffee could “ward off” the virus in humans with an “average immune system”.
The message claimed that “(sic) The COFFEE plant creates these chemicals as a way to ward of insects and other animals”.
It also claimed that this is the reason that so many patients in China are “being cured” of COVID-19, as hospital staff there “started serving COFFEE to the patients 3 times a day”, which has
almost stopped” community transmissions in Wuhan — the epicentre of the virus when it first broke out.
The message ended with urging people to share the message with family and friends to “make them aware about this blessing in the form of COFFEE in your kitchen.”
The netizen, whose mother had forwarded these messages to her, dismissed these claims as rubbish and urged her mother not to believe such messages on WhatsApp.
Such messages have been circulating on social media and messaging platforms since the beginning of the pandemic, breeding doubt over the nature of the virus and now even the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine.
For credible information on COVID-19 and its vaccines, members of the public are encouraged to refer to information from the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation.
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by kathleen
16/03/2021
Reading Time: 3min read
Netizens shares how mother was dissuaded from being vaccinated due to messages forwarded on WhatsApp
Infuriated over alarmist chain messages circulating on WhatsApp that dissuaded her mother from getting the COVID-19 vaccine, one netizen is seeking file a complaint with both the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Singapore Police Force (SPF) against those who spread such messages.
“Really, I wanna slap all these conspiracy theorists and fear mongers who create all these fears and spread it via chat,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday (16 March).
“I doubt these stories are real and they’re just making the elderly fearful.”
The woman mentioned how her mother had just called her to say that she wasn’t going to get vaccinated because of these messages that she “gets all the time”.
“I feel like going over and taking her phone and deleting these few contacts even if they are relatives,” she vented.
The netizen also shared a couple of screenshots of these messages her mother had received.
One of them was an individual’s anecdote of their friend’s husband’s heart attack after he received the second dose of the vaccine.
The message claimed that the National University Hospital (NUH) “denied that it is linked to the vaccine”.
“They thought it was due to artery clog but there was no clog at all,” the message claimed, adding that “the virus has entered his heart and he had a heart attack”.
The message, dated 11 Mar, went on to say that the man did some research online and “found that taking the 2nd dose of vaccine can cause heart attack”.
It subsequently warned this person’s friend and her husband not to take the vaccine.
A follow-up message said that the story has been shared with permission and that the person the story was relayed to had a similar experience of a friend in her 60s getting a heart attack after recovering the second dose of the vaccine and had to be rushed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
“That makes a total of 3 persons already,” the message read.
Another chain message that the netizen shared which her mother received and forwarded to her was titled “Breaking News from CNN”.
This one claimed that the doctor in China who “was punished for telling the truth about Corona Virus and later died due to the same disease”, Dr Li Wenliang, “had documented casefiles for research purposes and had in the casefiles proposed a cure that would significantly decrease the impact of COVID-19 Virus on the human body”.
It went on to claim that certain compounds found in coffee could “ward off” the virus in humans with an “average immune system”.
The message claimed that “(sic) The COFFEE plant creates these chemicals as a way to ward of insects and other animals”.
It also claimed that this is the reason that so many patients in China are “being cured” of COVID-19, as hospital staff there “started serving COFFEE to the patients 3 times a day”, which has
almost stopped” community transmissions in Wuhan — the epicentre of the virus when it first broke out.
The message ended with urging people to share the message with family and friends to “make them aware about this blessing in the form of COFFEE in your kitchen.”
The netizen, whose mother had forwarded these messages to her, dismissed these claims as rubbish and urged her mother not to believe such messages on WhatsApp.
Such messages have been circulating on social media and messaging platforms since the beginning of the pandemic, breeding doubt over the nature of the virus and now even the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine.
For credible information on COVID-19 and its vaccines, members of the public are encouraged to refer to information from the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation.
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This might be the excuse the pap is looking for to expand the powers under POFMA
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This old slut looks like she can be flogged in between her slutty legs.
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Does she reminds you of Gin slut?
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My relative son working in MHA. Given two doses last mth. Last week their team was told to go for swab test again.
If the vaccines were highly effective (around 95% as advertised?), surely those who got vaccinated have immunity of the disease.... meaning no need to wear masks or do social distancing.
I'm perfectly fine with keeping up a racket to make Big Pharma money, weak-minded people might also benefit from the placebo effect. But if you're injecting something else into people's bodies, or using vaccination as the 'foreplay' for additional social controls... that's fucked up.
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it would be nice if those women after taking the vaccine became super horny........
but fuck, wait a minute, if they are all ugly like fuck, all of us won't be safe in the streets....
but fuck, wait a minute, if they are all ugly like fuck, all of us won't be safe in the streets....
If the vaccines were highly effective (around 95% as advertised?), surely those who got vaccinated have immunity of the disease.... meaning no need to wear masks or do social distancing.
I'm perfectly fine with keeping up a racket to make Big Pharma money, weak-minded people might also benefit from the placebo effect. But if you're injecting something else into people's bodies, or using vaccination as the 'foreplay' for additional social controls... that's fucked up.
I suppose being kiasi kiasu sinkie garment, teres still this 5% of uncertainties. So need to have swab test, mask and social distancing lah. Aiyoh, in life where got 100% safe.
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