Video: Josh Bryceland Back Racing at the Steel City DH

 That's a bit harsh

 Love watching him ride. That's all.

 @nattysupper: Anti-vaxx, flat-earth drivel earns him a special place in my rankings. YMMV.

 @aaronjb: flat earth? You'll have to enlighten me there. Also anti vaxx? What exactly has he done that means he is "anti vaxx"?

 @aaronjb: Just because he didn’t gobble up an untested dodgy rushed vaccine that doesn’t even work doesn’t make him a flat earther. Haha.

 @thenotoriousmic: thank you Doctor Q

 @madmon: it takes 5-15 years to get a vaccine to market. The covid vaccine was rushed out in 6 months untested. It doesn’t stop you from catching covid it doesn’t stop you from passing it on. It’s utterly useless and who knows what the long term side effects will be? And I don’t know about you but I spend my time in the mountains being fit and healthy. I wouldn’t even know I’d have covid unless I did a test. First time I got covid I went riding for three days straight and just thought I had very mild hey fever. Why would I need a vaccine? But you just do as your told, leave the thinking for other people.

 @aaronjb: if living well is the best revenge, what’s the opposite of that? That’s kinda what we have here with Josh. Bit of a shame.

 @thenotoriousmic: if you do the research you will learn they have been working on it since SARS and once the chain was id'd it was easy. This is not 2004

 @thenotoriousmic: again=I I come here for all my medical advise

 @thenotoriousmic: CHEMTRAILS!!!!!!

 @thenotoriousmic: why does your type obsess over this vaccine but not.ones that newborn children are administered in the hospital? Sounds like you're jumping on any conspiracy bandwagon

 @madmon: haha no you do you research. Start with will this vaccine prevent me getting covid or passing it on to someone I love? and the answers will be no so what’s the point even taking it and is it even a vaccine if it doesn’t do anything. Especially if it hasn’t been properly tested. And no it being a modified sars vaccine doesn’t mean anything because it’s er been modified and not properly tested. You’ll probably be fine but who knows. I get the mildest of mild symptoms so it’s pointless me taking it.

 @Saucycheese: what are you talking about? My type? Newborn baby’s? What’s going on? This sounds exciting.

 Wow such exciting vax chat

 @madmon: plot twist. I’ve actually had covid all this week and didn’t know. Haha. I just thought it was the abnormally high pollen count that was making me feel a bit wheezy. Didn’t stop me riding most days this week. Imagine taking a rushed vaccine for something that doesn’t even make you Ill enough to prevent you riding a bike up mountain.

 @thenotoriousmic: Different people suffer from covid in varying levels of severity. Also not seen where is says the vaccines prevents catching covid but hurray for you.

 @thenotoriousmic: you think ICUs being flooded is all fake I bet. Nurses and doctors quitting over stress is fake isn't? Time to get off the internet and talk to real health professionals

 @fatduke: That’s exactly my point. I obviously have no need to take the vaccine, some people do. Yet you get tarred with the Q anon brush if you don’t really think it’s worth taking an rushed vaccine for something that doesn’t really effect you much. Now if it stopped me passing it on to other people I’d take it but it doesn’t. It’s just a load of unnecessary risk on my end same got most people who keep fit and healthy.

 @Saucycheese: A good friend manages the computers for the NHS. I was getting regular updates on hospital admissions and how full the ICU’s were throughout the land. It was touch and go on a few occasions but it never got so bad they couldn’t cope but they wasn’t lying about how hard they’ve been working and how understaffed they’ve been. They really do deserve our appreciation and far better support from our government.

 @thenotoriousmic: it lessens the transmission rate and personally living with someone who is high risk and working with people who are at risk (or one of their family members are) I'm not willing to risk that being on my conscious.

 @fatduke: You weighed up your options and did what you thought best for your circumstances. You obviously thought the risk of taking a at best rushed vaccine was the lesser of two evils. I can only respect your decision. Likewise if you only suffer at best mild symptoms and you decide not to take it, that shouldn’t automatically turn you into David Icke. Saying that though my head is pounding today. But I don’t know if that’s from the back of my head aching from carrying my bike on my shoulders or trying to follow the EWS. Watch me take a turn for the worse and die.

 @thenotoriousmic: Least this didn't turn in to a weird argument and you'd be best just waiting for the final results rather than trying to keep up with the live timing shenanigans.

 @thenotoriousmic: a graduate of Joe Rogan class 101

 @madmon: mobile.twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra/status/1456336316006903813

I love how this stuff is coming out in its droves and lads like you are just ignoring all of it.

That's a consultant cardiologist in the NHS who says there is extremely strong evidence that Pfizer falsified data re the trials. (Just like they were convicted of on multiple times before).

But yes.....everyone who talks about this is a conspiracy theorist who is raving....

 @humoroususername: out of all the doctors you pick the one with controversial opinions

 @Saucycheese: It took 10 months to get that vaccine to market. It doesn’t take a genius to work out some legal red tape might have been cut and some dice may have be rolled.

“Under normal circumstances, making a vaccine can take up to 10–15 years. This is because of the complexity of vaccine development.

Dr. Michael Parry, the chair of infectious diseases at Stamford Health in Stamford, CT, told MNT that vaccines train our immune system to remember an infectious agent without us having to contract it.

“Traditionally, they have contained weakened or inactivated parts of a particular virus (antigen) to trigger an immune response within the body. These vaccines will prompt the immune system to respond, much as it would have on its first reaction to the actual pathogen.”

They argue it’s due to a global effort but they still didn’t have time to test the long term side effects and as it doesn’t stop you passing it in and I don’t really get that I’ll from it why would I take the risk?