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10-11-2021, 06:25 AM
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Without knowing the context of the reporting by the CBC, I'm not going to assume that this was a report on how the hospitals were overflowing with covid patients and they needed a dummy to try and get more people scared into doing whatever propaganda they are pushing.
However, there is precedence. In the early stages of the "outbreak" in China, they were showing dead people in full business attire dead on the street as if covid was causing deaths that quickly. And yes, the footage exists in a Frontline documentary detailing how the Chinese CDC told the WHO whatever they wanted. And of course, today China has practically defeated covid with an average of 26 new cases per day. And since Jan 2020, they only have a total of 125,000 cases of covid. Man, that Chinese "vaccine" is really working well with over 2 billion doses given out which works out to 1 billion fully vaccinated. If "Let's go Brandon" really cared for the health of the US, he should get us on their treatment program right away.
However, there is precedence. In the early stages of the "outbreak" in China, they were showing dead people in full business attire dead on the street as if covid was causing deaths that quickly. And yes, the footage exists in a Frontline documentary detailing how the Chinese CDC told the WHO whatever they wanted. And of course, today China has practically defeated covid with an average of 26 new cases per day. And since Jan 2020, they only have a total of 125,000 cases of covid. Man, that Chinese "vaccine" is really working well with over 2 billion doses given out which works out to 1 billion fully vaccinated. If "Let's go Brandon" really cared for the health of the US, he should get us on their treatment program right away.
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10-11-2021, 09:53 AM
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so what youre telling me, is dont get my second shot?????? Dr. Reverent told me the vaccine reduces transmission rate and keeps you out of the hospital -- looks to me if you're in the at risk category, getting the vaccine to protect you against the alpha strain of covid, is going to send you to the hospital with delta.
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That's accounted for in the last 2 columns, not in the ones before.
10-11-2021, 10:31 AM
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You could be on day 13 of your second booster and be considered unvaccinated. It's day 14 when your booster comes out of metamorphosis to give you super transmission reduction/hospital visit rates. If I was old as **** and just finally getting my vaccine, I'd be locking myself in the basement until day 14.
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10-11-2021, 11:06 AM
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With the recent data that's emerged, this really should be called a flu "shot", not a vaccine. It's not effective like a polio or measles vaccine, but more like your seasonal flu shot. It may work, it may not. Either way you'll probably not get the flu as bad.
Of course my wife was out for three days after her shot and my dad was nearly comatose after his, but the thought of taking an 89 year old to the hospital seemed like a bigger risk than keeping him home and hoping he pulled out of it.
Of course my wife was out for three days after her shot and my dad was nearly comatose after his, but the thought of taking an 89 year old to the hospital seemed like a bigger risk than keeping him home and hoping he pulled out of it.
I'm sorry, truly sorry, your father became that sick. But you continually try to present a case study as a generalization. My fiancee has a serious autoimmune disease that she takes multiple medications for, she got the 'Rona, was in bed for two weeks, but never had to go to the hospital and has already had her booster shot............on the recommendation from her PCP and her RA specialist.........not some folks on YouTube. And bringing up the horse dewormer, again, the BBC released a story last week that thoroughly debunked all that garbage.
It seems as though many Americans have confused possible and probable. Is it "possible" that DPRK could launch a nuclear strike against America (only if you believe they actually have that technology), so let's say China. Is it possible China could launch a nuclear strike against the US? Sure, it's POSSIBLE..........but is it PROBABLE? Absolutely not.
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10-11-2021, 12:18 PM
As expected, the answer depends on which story line you are to more inclined to believe in the first place. It is unfortunate that in this post-journalism/active-disinformation world we can no longer be certain of the credibility of source citations, be they from large, well known establishments, or tiny little, one man opinion blogs.
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10-11-2021, 03:48 PM
Without knowing the context of the reporting by the CBC, I'm not going to assume that this was a report on how the hospitals were overflowing with covid patients and they needed a dummy to try and get more people scared into doing whatever propaganda they are pushing.
However, there is precedence. In the early stages of the "outbreak" in China, they were showing dead people in full business attire dead on the street as if covid was causing deaths that quickly. And yes, the footage exists in a Frontline documentary detailing how the Chinese CDC told the WHO whatever they wanted. And of course, today China has practically defeated covid with an average of 26 new cases per day. And since Jan 2020, they only have a total of 125,000 cases of covid. Man, that Chinese "vaccine" is really working well with over 2 billion doses given out which works out to 1 billion fully vaccinated. If "Let's go Brandon" really cared for the health of the US, he should get us on their treatment program right away.
However, there is precedence. In the early stages of the "outbreak" in China, they were showing dead people in full business attire dead on the street as if covid was causing deaths that quickly. And yes, the footage exists in a Frontline documentary detailing how the Chinese CDC told the WHO whatever they wanted. And of course, today China has practically defeated covid with an average of 26 new cases per day. And since Jan 2020, they only have a total of 125,000 cases of covid. Man, that Chinese "vaccine" is really working well with over 2 billion doses given out which works out to 1 billion fully vaccinated. If "Let's go Brandon" really cared for the health of the US, he should get us on their treatment program right away.
Coincidence? I'm thinking NO.
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10-11-2021, 03:53 PM
There are something like 130 strains of the flu, the "flu shot" is attempting to protect against the 3-4 strains researchers think are the most likely to spread to for that season. So that's a poor comparison.
I'm sorry, truly sorry, your father became that sick. But you continually try to present a case study as a generalization. My fiancee has a serious autoimmune disease that she takes multiple medications for, she got the 'Rona, was in bed for two weeks, but never had to go to the hospital and has already had her booster shot............on the recommendation from her PCP and her RA specialist.........not some folks on YouTube. And bringing up the horse dewormer, again, the BBC released a story last week that thoroughly debunked all that garbage.
It seems as though many Americans have confused possible and probable. Is it "possible" that DPRK could launch a nuclear strike against America (only if you believe they actually have that technology), so let's say China. Is it possible China could launch a nuclear strike against the US? Sure, it's POSSIBLE..........but is it PROBABLE? Absolutely not.
I'm sorry, truly sorry, your father became that sick. But you continually try to present a case study as a generalization. My fiancee has a serious autoimmune disease that she takes multiple medications for, she got the 'Rona, was in bed for two weeks, but never had to go to the hospital and has already had her booster shot............on the recommendation from her PCP and her RA specialist.........not some folks on YouTube. And bringing up the horse dewormer, again, the BBC released a story last week that thoroughly debunked all that garbage.
It seems as though many Americans have confused possible and probable. Is it "possible" that DPRK could launch a nuclear strike against America (only if you believe they actually have that technology), so let's say China. Is it possible China could launch a nuclear strike against the US? Sure, it's POSSIBLE..........but is it PROBABLE? Absolutely not.
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10-11-2021, 03:59 PM
See my post above about China and malaria. Is it POSSIBLE that this year--after 80 years of trying--that China is now coincidentally malaria free? Not really. Is it PROBABLE that large-scale use of "that horse paste" and HCQ used on the population is actually the reason that malaria is defeated and the Rona is under control. Well...YES.
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10-11-2021, 09:03 PM
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See my post above about China and malaria. Is it POSSIBLE that this year--after 80 years of trying--that China is now coincidentally malaria free? Not really. Is it PROBABLE that large-scale use of "that horse paste" and HCQ used on the population is actually the reason that malaria is defeated and the Rona is under control. Well...YES.
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10-11-2021, 11:31 PM
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You make yourself look like a lying propagandist when you say anything about "horse dewormer". Ivermectin has been sued for decades as a prophylactic for malaria. India literally just stopped Covid with heavy reliance on Ivermectin. But don't take my word for it; read what the Nobel Committee said about Ivermectin in 2015. Count the number of times they said the word horse, you commie:
Originally Posted by Noble Committee
In 2015, the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, in its only award for treatments of infectious diseases since six decades prior, honoured the discovery of ivermectin (IVM), a multifaceted drug deployed against some of the world’s most devastating tropical diseases.
Or, if that wasn't convincing, here's what the Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series B physical and Biological Sciences journal had to say:
Originally Posted by [color=#2e2e2e
Japan Academy,][/color]There are few drugs that can seriously lay claim to the title of ‘Wonder drug’, penicillin and aspirin being two that have perhaps had greatest beneficial impact on the health and wellbeing of Mankind. But ivermectin can also be considered alongside those worthy contenders, based on its versatility, safety and the beneficial impact that it has had, and continues to have, worldwide—especially on hundreds of millions of the world’s poorest people.
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