Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[somethingmcsomething]

In 30 years, most of those involved will be dead or will deny their envolvement so they arent seen as part of the cause.

So many citizens aided (or were passive) about the rise of the Third Reich and Communist Russia. They could have done something about it and yet they didnt. And when shit came crashign down, you can bet they entered into "I knew nothing of what was going on" so they wont be the next ones in the chopping block. Do they feel guilt? Perhaps. Some do, some dont, mostly out of their internal apathy.

So by that time, most Covidians will have changed sides and say they were "always" against the government and they just never saw it coming!

Imagine if they had Twitter and Salon and archive sites back then.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

Maybe next will be water fountains.

TPTB when you compare their plans for the unvaccinated to Jim Crow:

@Drain Todger is proven a prophet again.

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Unfortunately.

Nothing will be said about this, of course. Because Fauxci is deeply entrenched in the Swamp.

 

[Tour of Italy]

NSW considers shortening Covid booster shot interval to four months as Omicron spreads

Exclusive: State health department meets with vaccine providers about delivering more booster shots earlier

www.theguardian.com

Well that didn't take long



From 6 to 4 months in a week. Next week it will be down to 3 like the UK and Korea. I swear to God in a few weeks we'll be on mandatory monthly boosters.

This really is the ultimate grift.

They took the social group most likely to complain about corporations being immoral and overnight made them into their biggest supporters.

Long COVID (formerly known as long Lyme disease formerly known as fibromyalgia formerly known as chronic fatigue syndrome formerly known as being a stupid woman)

Long COVID, by sheer coincidence, has identical symptoms to being a fat, sedentary narcissist.

 

[m1ddl3m4rch]

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https://twitter.com/chicagosmayor/status/1473382110576594948

"I purposely do not represent my no-jab constituents. I exercise the powers of my office to deliberately inconvenience my no-jab constituents. As mayor I commit to punish dissent with inconvenience, because that is a declared goal in itself, regardless of any efficacy to public health."

With an admission like that it should be a slam dunk case against the gubmint. Should.

 

[Open Window Maniac]

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Hey Lori, care to elaborate on what "diminished significantly" means? No? Just going to leave it vague so you can use it as a cudgel to beat people into submission? Okay, thought so.

Spoiler: Seperated at Birth

 

[benutz]

Global Covid vaccine rollout a stain on our soul - Brown

The former PM says Covid will come back to haunt us without a push to vaccinate the whole world.

www.bbc.com

"Our Soul"

 

[Tour of Italy]

Relatives of a family member's girlfriend cancelled dinner with us because we haven't been boosted. It was their idea to meet in the first place then they backed out as soon as they learned.

Homie, we aren't even vaxxed at all lol.

They're taking their whole family, kids and all, on a flight with two layovers, sharing planes and airports with thousands of strangers but they won't have an hour dinner with us, who may end up being their literal family someday.

It's not about risk mitigation, it's about social status and control, and anyone who thinks they can use their mere presence as leverage over people they've literally never met before has their head so far up their own ass that I don't think they need to worry about breathing our dirty unvaxxed air anymore.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

Relatives of a family member's girlfriend cancelled dinner with us because we haven't been boosted. IT was their idea to meet in the first place then they backed out as soon as they learned.

Homie, we aren't even vaxxed at all lol.

They're taking their whole family, kids and all, on a flight with two layovers, sharing planes and airports with thousands of strangers but they won't have an hour dinner with us, who may end up being their literal family someday.

It's not about risk mitigation, it's about social status and control, and anyone who thinks they can use their mere presence as leverage over people they've literally never met before has their head so far up their own ass that I don't think they need to worry about breathing our dirty unvaxxed air anymore.

Do it right back to them. If they wanna come over to an event of yours, like say, a banging party with coke and hookers, say "Oh, I'm sorry, I'm UNVAXXED remember? I don't want you to catch my dirty unvaxxed germs!" Then, as they get indignant, hang up.

 

[Some Badger]

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See, I actually respect Lori Lightfoot for just ripping the mask off and holding her constituents in active contempt compared to that piece of shit DeBlasio who got this bullshit blue state urban center vax mandate trend running in the first place. DeBlasio was doing that thing western governments do where they enact draconian policies under the pretense that it’s for the good of the people (see Mayor Michelle Wu in Boston for another recent example). In the long run, it makes it easier to identify which leaders are simply disconnected from reality and which leaders are actually fucking evil.

I’m not a Chicagoan, but nevertheless I’ve never liked Lori Dykefoot, and it’s evident that she never liked people like me. I hope any attempt she makes at re-election goes up in flames.

 

[FatalTater]

holding her constituents in active contempt

Leaders might want to be careful about doing that. It hasn't worked out too well for others in the past, Marie Antoinette comes to mind, or Tsar Nicholas II.
Granted, Americans let their country be trashed out by protesters and barely lifted a finger so it might be fine.

 

[Some Badger]

Leaders might want to be careful about doing that. It hasn't worked out too well for others in the past, Marie Antoinette comes to mind, or Tsar Nicholas II.
Granted, Americans let their country be trashed out by protesters and barely lifted a finger so it might be fine.

It'll take a lot of factors for America to implode on itself. I won't pretend to have all the answers, but no country lasts forever, certainly not without a few horrifying and violent regime changes anyway.

 

[Drain Todger]

@Drain Todger is proven a prophet again.

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Unfortunately.

Yep, it was all over Drastic Research's site months ago.

D.R.A.S.T.I.C. Research

D.R.A.S.T.I.C. Research

drasticresearch.org

DRASTIC Analysis of the DEFUSE Documents

Exposed! How EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan Institute of Virology Collaborated on a Dangerous Bat Coronavirus Project “The DARPA DEFUSE Project” Note: The original leaked documents ar…

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BTW, I remembered seeing this video many years ago, but I couldn't find it because the title was so obscure. It has finally resurfaced. Wanna see a real prophet? Watch this whole damn thing:

 

[awoo]

John Talks should be making political attack ads already. I bet you at least one 4chan trump meme maker ended up employed for the GOP making political memes.

 

[Drain Todger]

By the way, here it is in a 240p archived version:

This was originally posted in 2010, by the way.

 

[Meriasek]

Current narrative escalation in Germany:
Saskia Weishaupt, fresh member of the parliament for the Green party is all for stopping anti-coof-demonstrations with force. Truncheons and tear gas.
The head mayor of the city of Tübingen, also a Green member and a well known member of the "realo" part of that party (meaning he usually has more moderate views and is open to pragmaticism rather than their usual idealism and ideology), says that vaccination mandates are easy to do. Stop pension payments, stop paychecks unless people can show for at least one vaccination until 15th of January. He also called some Facebook user ignorant, and told her that we need vaccine mandates because of people like her, where he's open to coercive detention.
Extra fun for the Facebook user he said that to being a semi-infamous crazy person, somewhat known in esotheric circles. Brigitte Rondholz, German users who know Psiram might have heard of her.

 

[SCSI]

Both disclose and breaking 911 <snip Supreme Court stuff>

Hot damn, it's go time. (Archive)

The court said it would move with exceptional speed on the two measures, a vaccine-or-testing mandate aimed at large employers and a vaccination requirement for certain health care workers, setting the cases for argument on Friday, Jan. 7. The justices had not been scheduled to return to the bench until the following Monday.

They don't have the federal contractor mandate yet, but it's certainly coming soon. With the injunctions piling up against it rapidly (two more added in just the last week from Florida and Missouri), I wouldn't be surprised if they grab it and hear it on Jan. 7th as well, assuming someone files an emergency appeal in time. (Archive)

A federal judge on Wednesday granted Florida's request for a preliminary injunction against the Biden administration's order requiring federal contractors to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Details: "The extent of any procurement problem, past or future, attributable to COVID-19 is undemonstrated and is merely a hastily manufactured but unproven hypothesis about recent history and a contrived speculation about the future," wrote U.S. District Judge Steven Merryday in Wednesday's 38-page decision, which focused primarily on whether the Biden administration had proven the necessity of the mandate.

• "Obviously, no massive extension and expansion of presidential power is necessary to cure a non-existent problem and certainly neither ‘good cause’ nor ‘urgent and compelling circumstances’ exists to justify summary disregard of the requirements of administrative law and rulemaking,” added the judge, who serves on the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida.

Meanwhile, a federal judge in Missouri on Monday granted a similar injunction to the 10 states that had collectively sued.

Context: The executive order, signed in September, goes further than the Biden administration's previously announced policy, which required federal workers to be vaccinated or follow other rigorous safety protocols, including regular testing.

Whatever happens, the seventh is going to be exciting. Worst case scenario, we get one of the largest expansions of federal power since Wickard v Filburn. Best case scenario, we finally see some pushback on the endless siphoning of power from the state to the federal level that's been slammed into overdrive since the 30s. (, but it's Christmas, let me imagine a pony under the tree, dammit.)

 

[BrokLesnerd]

"Sanitizing your shit isn't what the CDC recommends."

Pretty certain that comment was sarcasm based on the premise that the OP was LITERALLY sanitizing their feces.

Looks like the sponsor pulled the bill in the NY legislature allowing people to be placed in camps. Archive not working for this one.

NY Dem sponsor yanks virus internment camp bill alleging 'fire of lies and mistruths' about unvaxxed

Nick Perry has yanked a bill that would have created de facto internment camps for the unvaccinated. The left called it a conspiracy theory.

www.bizpacreview.com

Just means it'll be re-written and resubmitted next year with more obfuscating language so the pleebs don't catch on.

 

[Uncle Ted's Cabin]

I'll keep saying until I'm blue in the face: DeSantis is as "good" as he is in Florida only because he's in a precariously elected position. If he were to get into office as president he'd be as bad as a George Bush Jr. style neoconservative.

As would any other mainstay conservative of the modern era. That's why liking him is somewhat socially acceptable. Everyone should know by now that nobody makes it to a governorship unless the powers that be are confident that said governor will turn on a dime to suit their whims when the time comes.

 

[Autistic Joe]

If COVID vaccines are so safe why haven't anyone done a 100 dose challenge video? Are only unhealthy muckbangs allowed?

Well it's not 100 doses, but over in the Something Awful thread there's screenshots of a goon who has had around 35 shots. He now has viscous blood, high blood pressure, and kidney problems.

 

[George Lucas]

Hot damn, it's go time. (Archive)



They don't have the federal contractor mandate yet, but it's certainly coming soon. With the injunctions piling up against it rapidly (two more added in just the last week from Florida and Missouri), I wouldn't be surprised if they grab it and hear it on Jan. 7th as well, assuming someone files an emergency appeal in time. (Archive)





Whatever happens, the seventh is going to be exciting. Worst case scenario, we get one of the largest expansions of federal power since Wickard v Filburn. Best case scenario, we finally see some pushback on the endless siphoning of power from the state to the federal level that's been slammed into overdrive since the 30s. (, but it's Christmas, let me imagine a pony under the tree, dammit.)

The 7th is also Christmas for many Orthodox Christians