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I have been make the dead homeless arguments since day fucking one . Not a single fucking individual I know seems to understand this. California has untold millions of Homeless people that are generally very unhealthy and would be the first to start piling up if this was something like the black plague. To the point were you would have a breakdown in services just to clean up the dead. We're talk so many dead hobos that the military would nees to help clean up the body's.
Oh but didn't you know, they all got vaccinated. Well that's what reddit memes at me anyway...
 
since i'm posting more xgaycd i might as well post this comic that really got on my nerves
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last three panels are what really makes it shit

There, I made it better for you.

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Well this slipped my schizo radar - Wales making covid passes mandatory for clubs and large events - alongside this article were ones on 'mixed views on passes' and one on how mean and nasty those anti jabbers are after a '15-year-old girl was left feeling "sad" after anti-vaccine protestors told her she was "wrong" to get the Covid-19 jab'. // In other jab news - UK accuses Russia of stealing the AZ blueprint to make Sputnik vaccine (a) // The Mirror ran with 'double jabbed Brits suffering 'worst colds ever' could have breakthough Covid' which either admits the vaccine doesn't work, admits that Covid is just a cold, or is more 'this winter is gonna be so bad you guiz flu and covid will kill us all'. (a) Saw a small group of 10 anti-children-vaxxing protesters in town the other week and more of those White Rose stickers on lampposts and places, and a friend who works the Covid test delivery routes keeps getting threatened on the council estates by velour tracksuit wearing chavs who tell her they 'don't believe in that bullshit' and then set the dogs on her.

Rumours about mid-winter GE to 'surprise labour' are all over twitter but I'm taking it as the tories testing the water to see who people would vote for. Under the Tories we have this covid bullshit, shortages, cuts, gas prices all over the shop, and under Labour we have Labour, and no one is voting LibDem or those child molesters in the Green party- so it's a tory win and more of this shite. Oh well, it's good to know that when the country is facing a difficult winter, the PM goes on fucking holiday.
 
Where I am 60% of teenage boys have been injected with mRNA vaccines.

This has been pushed along by their mothers who want to 'keep them safe' from Covid.


So what could be the cause? The honest answer is that we don’t really know for sure. It seems highly likely that dozens of teenage boys in England have died from this vaccine, because that’s where the statistical evidence is most clear. These are boys who had no pre-existing conditions and would have had no real risk from COVID-19. Or to put it very bluntly: The decision to vaccinate teenage boys in England, is a decision that killed dozens of people.

Politicians and health officials are well aware of the data coming from Europe in particular the effects of the mRNA vaccines on boys and young men. They're aware that a substantial number of children will die from cardiac failure. They know that European nations are now starting to ban their use in this demographic. They understand all of this they just don't give a fuck.

Anyway read the whole article, some interesting ideas on how the spike is causing these issues.
 
Some begin to ponder about statistical manipulation. Let's see how fast the MSM will have to talk about it.

The Centers for Disease Control, after nearly two years of panic-inducing reporting on Covid-19, is finally being called out by lawmakers who are pressing for a grand jury investigation into alleged statistical manipulation by the public health body.

Oregon state Senators Kim Thatcher and Dennis Linthicum, who preside in a state known for some of the most heavy handed Covid policies in the nation, filed a grand jury petition to look into the CDC’s unlawful ‘hyperinflation of death certificate reporting.’ Just the News’ John Solomon recently reported on the development.

The grand jury petition was launched in mid-August, but a public announcement was delayed until mid-September to “protect those involved,” the petitioners Stand for Health Freedom (SHF) said in its announcement.

“The project has been a months-in-the-making combined effort between scientific, legal and public policy experts,” SHF’s release noted. “The letter, submitted exactly one month prior to public release to protect those involved, was addressed to the Honorable Scott E. Asphaug, U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon, which stated”:

The guys of American Thinker wondered the same question as well.

Why Is the COVID Case Count So High?​

By Ted Noel

The CDC used to define a “case” as a patient whose characteristic signs, symptoms, and physical examination matched a disease. Labs were only done if clinically needed. Since the “pandemic,” however, the move to boost case numbers is everywhere.
Instantly, a “positive” RT-PCR test in an asymptomatic person after a drive-through tonsillectomy became a “case.” The CARES Act gives thousands extra to hospitals for every “positive,” with a big bonus if the patient’s shadow is seen in an ICU. It’s a classic “one hand washes the other scenario” between outside labs and hospitals. “If you give me more positive results, I get more money, so I’ll send more tests to you.”

My hospital’s Medical Staff President flatly denied any CARES Act benefits at our 2020 Medical Staff Extravaganza, but the incentives can’t be denied. My hospital still sends “coders” out to demand that staff order COVID tests to get more payments. Put bluntly, there’s no way to know what any test means medically if the patient isn’t sick. But “positives” definitely mean money!
MIQE standards list eighty-five parameters that must be met in RT-PCR testing. Does every lab meet them all every time? Around the world, celebrities who test “positive” one day and “negative” the next strongly suggest that a lot of mistakes are being made. This is unsurprising since as early as 2017, the technique was well known for “lack of reproducibility.”
The inventor of the test stated that RT-PCR was never intended to be a diagnostic test and using it as one was scientifically illegitimate. “[It’s] like trying to say whether somebody has bad breath by looking at his fingerprint.”

Proper testing requires checking three genetic elements, widely separated in the genome. For CDC counts and CARES Act payments, only two segments get tested, automatically increasing the number of positive tests – by a lot. The lab starts the RT-PCR by doubling genetic material multiple times to make it easier to identify. In research, if it’s not positive by thirty-five “amplification cycles,”, it’s not positive. FDA guidance indicates that anything found up to 40 cycles is considered “positive.” At forty cycles a glass of water may test positive. Stopping at thirty-five would show that COVID-19 wasn’t any worse than flu, if it was that bad.

Some people test “positive” but aren’t infected because “Detection of viral RNA may not indicate the presence of infectious virus or that 2019-nCoV is the causative agent for clinical symptoms.” These “false positives’ range from 17% to 70%. Depending on when you test after exposure, up to 100% of negative tests are “false negatives.” A test with a range of +70% to -100% is meaningless. ThermoFisher emphasizes reproducibility, but RT-qPCR is the paradigm for lack of reproducibility and that’s why the CDC has decertified it.
There is no pandemic. There never was. Since only 6% of “COVID deaths” were from only the bug, there have only been about 40,000 total, roughly equal to seasonal flu. In the early days, we didn’t know how to treat it and rationally feared that the new Black Death had arrived. But by May of last year, we already knew that HCQ was probably effective in early cases. Early treatment would cause a (non)crisis to go to waste, and that could not be allowed. So very effective treatments and excellent prophylactic measures were suppressed.
 

Allopurinol as a potential therapeutic agent for recurrent herpes labialis​

Xanthine oxidase inhibitors (XOI) have been reported to have a potent antiviral effect against influenza-A virus.
Stock up on your gout treatments now, before the horsepasters hoard it all.


FDA-approved gout drug shows promise in fighting COVID-19 by preventing the virus from multiplying in cells, study finds​

  • A new study has found probenecid, a drug used for gout, has been found to be effective at combatting viruses like SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid
  • The drug has been FDA-approved since 1979 and is safe to use for humans with limited side effects
  • Researchers found the drug can inhibit the replication of virus cells and prevent a person exposed to the virus from becoming infected
  • Many drugs used for non-virus conditions have recently been investigated as potential Covid treatments
 
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In a cost saving measure the government of Alberta Canada has stopped using crisis actors and is now utilizing sex dolls to sell the message. Thank God someone is thinking about the tax payers.
I showed this is an individual I know in the medical industry, and they suspect this is a training room. So, at least they probably had those dummies lying around and didn't have to waste taxpayer money on one!
 
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The average joes did better critics than the champagne socialists of the MSM.
 

Allopurinol as a potential therapeutic agent for recurrent herpes labialis​


Stock up on your gout treatments now, before the horsepasters hoard it all.


FDA-approved gout drug shows promise in fighting COVID-19 by preventing the virus from multiplying in cells, study finds​

  • A new study has found probenecid, a drug used for gout, has been found to be effective at combatting viruses like SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid
  • The drug has been FDA-approved since 1979 and is safe to use for humans with limited side effects
  • Researchers found the drug can inhibit the replication of virus cells and prevent a person exposed to the virus from becoming infected
  • Many drugs used for non-virus conditions have recently been investigated as potential Covid treatments
Well I guess people will need to find a new gout drug.
 
Let's hope these parents in Florida keep fighting against masks mandate.

Judges have begun sending back mixed responses to parents in four Florida counties who’ve asked for action to be taken against school districts requiring students to wear masks.

Lawsuits filed last week against school officials in Alachua, Brevard, Duval and Orange counties say the defendants are in defiance of a state rule which requires school districts to allow parents to opt children out of school mask mandates. The Epoch Times requested comments from attorneys representing the four counties.

Petitions in Palm Beach, Broward and Leon counties will be filed soon, say attorneys close to the cases.

What happens in Florida could have implications nationwide. Attorneys involved in the cases are working with other lawyers across the country in a loose alliance formed by Gainesville attorney Jeff Childers. Their hope is to develop “template” lawsuits that can be used successfully by attorneys across the country, Childers says.

Meanwhile, the Florida Department of Education sanctioned seven counties, along with Hillsborough County, Thursday for defying the state’s ban on school mask mandates. All eight superintendents have argued their policies are in compliance and that sanctions should not be imposed, as they are following the law and serving students in the name of safety.

The eight school districts now face financial penalties from the state. However, the Biden Administration has started offering grant money to school districts that suffer financial losses as a result of defying state bans on mask mandates. Last month, the U.S. Department of Education awarded Broward County about $420,000 and Alachua County $147,710 to cover school-board member salaries.

In the courts, attorneys for parents felt they’d won a victory in the case involving Alachua and Duval counties. They had filed an emergency petition for a Writ of Mandamus, an order to a government official to properly fulfill official duties or correct an abuse of discretion.
Btw, I already mentionned wayback earlier in this thread that article of City-Journal from December 2020 about masks and vitamin D and it might be worth to repost it again.
...Which strategy would you try first? If you chose the vitamin D, you have no future in the public-health establishment. While a few researchers are touting the vitamin’s potential and advocating government programs to distribute the supplements during the pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control can’t bring itself even to suggest that people take the pills on their own. In its Covid-19 guidelines, the CDC declares that “there are insufficient data to recommend either for or against the use of vitamin D.”

Somehow, though, the “insufficient data” problem disappeared when it came to lockdowns and mask mandates. Before the pandemic, the official expert consensus was against those measures, but the consensus was promptly discarded in the hope that these sacrifices might help. The evidence since then could easily be called insufficient, given the lack of randomized studies and the inconvenient data showing that places with lockdowns didn’t fare any better than the places without strict measures. And given what has emerged about the minuscule rate of transmission in outdoor settings, you could certainly say there’s insufficient evidence to order people to stay inside their homes or to mandate masks outdoors....

And besides Vitamin D don't pollute like used masks who's been drop like cigarettes butts.
 
I always thought my college was pretty moderate since even in the liberal arts classes several professors openly said communism had a lot of problems and none of them told me to vote Democrat or discussed how great their political views were but this was the Obama era. I bet it got way worse in the Trump years.

I think the insanity over Trump was just an early version of the propaganda blitz we're seeing now. I voted for Bernie in 2016 but even then I thought the opposition to Trump was insane. Like why would people freak out over some loudmouthed guy? It feels like 2016 and 2020 were huge moments in ratcheting up the propaganda narrative to spread fear and chaos. It worked too, since the Democrats are now the party of fear and paranoia like they're a mirror image of what they think the Republican Party is.

Maine and New Hampshire are the sane parts of New England. It was really weird going from Connecticut with people wearing masks outdoors to New Hampshire where you can go to a restaurant and no one but a few old people and one of the fatter servers wears a mask. Which is still too many, I prefer restaurants near where I live in my red state where it's crowded as hell and zero people or staff wear a mask.
Even the most pozzed will still tell you that communism was shit, they'll just blame Stalin and Mao for being too authoritarian. One geophysics professor of German extraction told me that East Germans vote for AfD because they pine for authoritarianism.
I lately wonder if its population control.... And if so how badly the rates of death would be depending on the vaccines. feeling somewhat morbid at the moment when I realize the amount of effort put over the past year.

Does anyone know what the "best" and "worst" vaccines are? Im like the only one in my family who didnt take it, and im trying to not anticipate a nightmare situation. im not scared, just... solemn.
You don't have to put any poison in the vaccines for population control. Just fuck up everyone's social life and the birth rate will drop like a rock because the women are too mentally ill and the men too socially retarded to pair up anymore.
 
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