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It won't be long before she move to a new adress if it wasn't already.
Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big
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Its so weird about all this. Doctors know that the vaccine and booster doesn't work and yet they keep pushing people to take these two-four shots that don't work. The reason why they want people to take the shots is because they meet face to face with patients, if patients get infected with Coronavirus then doctors get sick and they can't make money, especially with doctors who come from foreign countries who don't have family members here.
Also its very bizarre to see how obsess these people have become with booster shots. Your like a different species to them if you tell them you haven't been boosted, just as how militant and aggressive they become too. And again, knowing that boosters and vaccines still give you positive Coronavirus results. Well most of them don't know, or just want to believe the two shots work because they got them themselves. Buyer's remorse.
Also its very bizarre to see how obsess these people have become with booster shots. Your like a different species to them if you tell them you haven't been boosted, just as how militant and aggressive they become too. And again, knowing that boosters and vaccines still give you positive Coronavirus results. Well most of them don't know, or just want to believe the two shots work because they got them themselves. Buyer's remorse.
Like people saying they want to shoot unvaccinated people?
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If they don't push the Jab, they're ignoring FDA guidelines.
If they ignore FDA guidelines they lose all grants and cannot take insurance payments, IIRC. It's a death knell for any hospital or clinic or doctor's office.
Who determines FDA guidelines?
This fucking ghoul, apparently.
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Yea speaking of which, can anyone send me letters that doctors get that their medical license's will get revoked if they talk badly about the Coronavirus or if they advise patients from getting the vaccine? I saw a letter in this thread but its thousands of pages long.
And perhaps any studies, preferably peer reviewed, from America that shows the vaccines have adverse side effects? Some things to pass around, maybe convince a few people.
And perhaps any studies, preferably peer reviewed, from America that shows the vaccines have adverse side effects? Some things to pass around, maybe convince a few people.
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Something Robert harrington of Palmer Report Infamy
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Of course, the vaccines prevent the development of full immunity. Then, if you don't get boosted, you are an unvaxxed death.Something Robert harrington of Palmer Report Infamy
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I didn't see it ITT so if this is late I'm sorry...but today I learned that Texas A&M has had to pull out of the upcoming bowl games because of too many injuries and "COVID related issues."
Anyone know if that uni has a vax mandate for athletes?
Anyone know if that uni has a vax mandate for athletes?
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It's so absurd how people are losing their shit over a fucking cold virus. That's all Omicron is. Alec Baldwin has killed more people then Omicron.
Ben Shapiro is right. It's not about how sick it makes you. These idiots are literally terrified about being spiritually unclean if they become "Covid Positive". It's the only logical explanation at this point. We've passed the point of insanity.
Ben Shapiro is right. It's not about how sick it makes you. These idiots are literally terrified about being spiritually unclean if they become "Covid Positive". It's the only logical explanation at this point. We've passed the point of insanity.
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No idea about the research you want someone else to do for you but, A&M was replaced by Rutgers which is lol. So much for 6 wins to go to a shit bowl.
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Whooping cough vaccine actually works though. I never knew anyone who had it, and as long as you take it like every 30-40 years you're pretty much immune. They probably inhibit transmission of the disease too since deaths and hospitalizations are way down from a century ago (although it was never that dangerous of a disease to begin with, even in infants/elderly).Original Antigenic Sin Committed by Vaccination
By Suzanne Humphries, MD and Roman Bystrianyk – VRAN Newsletter, Fall 2013 Before the vaccine era, naturally acquired disease usually provided comprehensive long-term immunity because natural immunity involves a more broad-spectrum response to the entirety ofvaccinechoicecanada.com
Original Antigenic Sin Committed by Vaccination - Vaccine Choice Cana…
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This was always going to be the outcome.
I think they'll give you some insane choice of paying out the ass for it (for low social credit score), since as we know the global elite are benevolent and aren't into outright killing people. If you die without the vaxx because you wanted to use your UBI credits on extra bugs or troon porn, that's your choice, now pay your surcharge on your universal health insurance for your bad life choices that led to your low social credit score. Right thinkers will of course get their bimonthly vaxx free.
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All's quiet on the federal legal front, but there were some developments in a trio of frequent flyer jurisdictions on Happenings threads -- IL, MI, and MN.
CoVaxFederal Local Mandate Legal News Roundup -- Great Lakes Edition
Chicago cancer metastasizes to Cook County as a whole with a new mandate. (Archive)
When does it expire? Lol, expire.
Fear!
Meanwhile, MI's Whitmer corrects the record to inform us all that no, she has not, in fact, developed a spine after all. (Archive) She apologizes for any confusion this may have caused.
Lastly, in a medical miracle, MN grows two functioning brain cells out of nowhere and rubs them together, issuing an injunction against St. Paul's mandate for firemen and cops. (Archive)
Also from this same judge recently:
Judge Awsumb seems pretty cool.
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Chicago cancer metastasizes to Cook County as a whole with a new mandate. (Archive)
When does it expire? Lol, expire.
Fear!
Meanwhile, MI's Whitmer corrects the record to inform us all that no, she has not, in fact, developed a spine after all. (Archive) She apologizes for any confusion this may have caused.
Lastly, in a medical miracle, MN grows two functioning brain cells out of nowhere and rubs them together, issuing an injunction against St. Paul's mandate for firemen and cops. (Archive)
Also from this same judge recently:
Judge Awsumb seems pretty cool.
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1. Purchase hatchet
2. Purchase Sharpie
3. Use sharpie to write "COVID Test" on side of hatchet blade.
Here's the latest Omicron data from the UK
Approx 91,000 confirmed Omicron cases in the UK up to the 22nd December
300 hospitalisations and 24 deaths. It bears repeating that many of these cases will be entirely incidental to being tested positive for Omicron Covid. But let's take this as the actual mortality and morbidity numbers and see what we're dealing with
A 0.3% hospitalisation rate and a 0.02% mortality rate. To put that in context the case fatality rate from seasonal flu ranges from 0.1 to 0.2% with a 1-2% hospitalisation rate depending on the severity of the flu strain. Note we do not and have never routinely screened all hospital admissions for flu with PCR testing so there are no incidental cases to speak of.
Now of course the argument is that there is a great deal of herd immunity from flu so even in a bad year most people won't catch it, which is true. Compared to Omicron Covid where there is little to no immunity, except from the sacred vaccines. So even though it may be a lot less lethal than the flu it has the potential to infect everyone (except the blessed boosted) and so put enormous strain on the hospital system. Except there is no evidence that purebloods are losing their cross immunity from Covid and past exposure to previous Covid strains remains robust. So it's overwhelmingly the vaccinated who're being infected. Solution is to vaccinate them even harder.
www.forbes.com
Here are the latest numbers as these reports are now out of date.
Vaccine effectiveness against symptomatic disease from Omicron Covid. Remember with vaccines anything below 60% is considered poor and 40% useless. For sure no EUA would ever have been granted with efficacy data like this.
Two doses of vaccine- 3 months after administration is negative. In other words you are more likely to suffer symptomatic disease if you've had the jab than if you haven't. Vaccine enhanced infection has now been confirmed. This is not ADE, more likely a sign that OAS is kicking in hard with the vaxxed. But at least now we understand the need to reduce the booster time and the urgency to get the double dosed boosted.
With the boosters protection from symptomatic disease ranges from 20-60% 1 month post administration. I think we'll be moving on to recommended monthly booster dosing for the old and 'immunocompromised' in the New Year. Sounds crazy but that's what the data is telling us. It will be minimum 3 monthly for everyone else and may be reduced further depending on how the disease progresses and the compliance of the public.
Of course that's supposing that governments continue with the present insanity and refuse to acknowledge that Omicron Covid is literally the common cold, and all signs are that's exactly right.
Approx 91,000 confirmed Omicron cases in the UK up to the 22nd December
300 hospitalisations and 24 deaths. It bears repeating that many of these cases will be entirely incidental to being tested positive for Omicron Covid. But let's take this as the actual mortality and morbidity numbers and see what we're dealing with
A 0.3% hospitalisation rate and a 0.02% mortality rate. To put that in context the case fatality rate from seasonal flu ranges from 0.1 to 0.2% with a 1-2% hospitalisation rate depending on the severity of the flu strain. Note we do not and have never routinely screened all hospital admissions for flu with PCR testing so there are no incidental cases to speak of.
Now of course the argument is that there is a great deal of herd immunity from flu so even in a bad year most people won't catch it, which is true. Compared to Omicron Covid where there is little to no immunity, except from the sacred vaccines. So even though it may be a lot less lethal than the flu it has the potential to infect everyone (except the blessed boosted) and so put enormous strain on the hospital system. Except there is no evidence that purebloods are losing their cross immunity from Covid and past exposure to previous Covid strains remains robust. So it's overwhelmingly the vaccinated who're being infected. Solution is to vaccinate them even harder.
Covid Booster Shot Increases Vaccine Effectiveness To 71%-75% Against Omicron, U.K. Scientists Say
The omicron variant is expected to make up more than half of all Covid cases in the U.K. by mid-December, the agency said.
www.forbes.com
Here are the latest numbers as these reports are now out of date.
Vaccine effectiveness against symptomatic disease from Omicron Covid. Remember with vaccines anything below 60% is considered poor and 40% useless. For sure no EUA would ever have been granted with efficacy data like this.
Two doses of vaccine- 3 months after administration is negative. In other words you are more likely to suffer symptomatic disease if you've had the jab than if you haven't. Vaccine enhanced infection has now been confirmed. This is not ADE, more likely a sign that OAS is kicking in hard with the vaxxed. But at least now we understand the need to reduce the booster time and the urgency to get the double dosed boosted.
With the boosters protection from symptomatic disease ranges from 20-60% 1 month post administration. I think we'll be moving on to recommended monthly booster dosing for the old and 'immunocompromised' in the New Year. Sounds crazy but that's what the data is telling us. It will be minimum 3 monthly for everyone else and may be reduced further depending on how the disease progresses and the compliance of the public.
Of course that's supposing that governments continue with the present insanity and refuse to acknowledge that Omicron Covid is literally the common cold, and all signs are that's exactly right.
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People are basically fighting each other over vaccine/test line ups and those autistic rapid tests here in Canada. I know people doing rapid tests nearly everyday. Not once have I heard our government give straight facts about this variant. Nah just listen to us! Do it for the community. Put your livlihood at stake for the community just isolate bro your bills can wait!
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People want to shoot you? That's really unnecessary.
The shots just keep you off my table. (The morgue.) That's all. It's not a moral high ground, which is what these people are doing. It's just keeping you from dying or using up resources. If you'd rather be dead or sick that is up to you.
It's not "oh I'm a saint protecting people". It's literally "I got this shot so I won't get as sick if I catch this". Self interest. Nothing wrong with that.
At the start of this I had sentimental feelings and had hoped to see farmers get through this by doing the safe things to protect themselves, but I got over it.
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Here's the issue though. Many of us already had COVID. I was personally asymptomatic.
Most healthy young adults will be asymptomatic or extremely mild. Overall COVID has a 0.2% infection lethality rate, yet its like 0.02 for 20-39 - and that's not excluding the deathfats from the demographic.
So the vast, overwhelming majority of us will not end up dead or under severe (or even moderate) illness, yet when we point this out pro-vaccination types just revert back to collectivist/utilitarian logic "oh well get the shot for muh greatur guud!11"
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As an experiment, let's see how many things I was right about when it came to COVID-19 back when I sounded the alarm in April, 2020. Many of these things came from primary sources that were available around that time.
- Claim: There are a number of antivirals that may work for COVID-19, including Chloroquine Phosphate, HCQ, Remdesivir, monoclonal antibodies, and so on.
- Outcome: Actually, any antiviral will work for COVID-19 if given prophylactically, but the media and medical establishment strangely suppressed both antivirals and early treatment, using studies with utterly futile late treatment as proof of their inefficacy. Antivirals don't work on hospitalized COVID-19 patients because the virus is already gone.
- C: COVID-19 transmits very rapidly, with an R0 of about 6.6.
- O: The R0 has been revised downward significantly. PCR tests may have over-diagnosed the virus with false positives.
- C: The median incubation period is 5 days, with some outliers out to 24 days.
- O: Still correct, but the vast majority of cases take 2 to 5 days to incubate.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 is airborne and transmits in aerosols.
- O: Yes, it does have aerosol transmission. The CDC and WHO waffled on this, claiming it was droplet-borne. Wrong.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 is detectable on surfaces for up to 17 days.
- O: It actually only survives on surfaces for about 2 hours and is extremely weak to ultraviolet light. Surface disinfection protocols employed early on were absolutely useless medical theater. The best preventive measure would have been UV irradiators installed in air ducts.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 can spread by the oral-fecal route.
- O: Live virus has been detected in wastewater, but transmission by this route has not been conclusively proven.
- C: There may be asymptomatic spread.
- O: Incorrect. The vast majority of spreaders are symptomatic.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 can infect someone by landing in their eye.
- O: Yes, it can infect through the ocular mucosa, but it isn't as common as respiratory transmission.
- C: The virus may be a recombinant chimera.
- O: Actually, it's possible that it was not a recombinant chimera at all, but produced in a laboratory by serial passaging (as in, "forced evolution").
- C: There are now two recognized strains of the disease, the L strain and the S strain.
- O: These strains are now basically extinct and have already been replaced by a multitude of descendants.
- C: SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 are around 80% genetically similar and share many attributes.
- O: Yes. COVID-19 and SARS are very similar diseases caused by a very similar pathogen. They even have similar sequelae. Before "Long COVID", there was "Long SARS", with many SARS sufferers developing chronic fatigue, mental issues, and persistent lung scarring.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 binds to ACE2 receptors.
- O: Yes, but not only ACE2. There are many other potential host factors, such as neuropilin-1.
- C: When the virus binds to ACE2, it causes serum Angiotensin II to rise, leading to inflammation.
- O: Actually, COVID-19 patients have normal serum Ang II. The inflammation may be mediated by intracellular calcium rise, a bradykinin storm, complement system activation, mast cell reactions, and delayed host response leading to a cytokine storm.
- C: SARS-CoV has Dengue-like ADE. SARS-CoV-2 may have the same.
- O: COVID-19 vaccines based on the Wuhan strain appear to enhance infection by Omicron. ADE may already be setting in, or the vaccines may be harming adaptive immunity somehow (VDJ recombination inhibition by Spike, anyone?).
- C: SARS-CoV-2 has a furin cleavage site that may enhance its infectivity compared to SARS-CoV.
- O: Yes and yes.
- C: Angiotensin receptor blockers may actually make the virus more severe.
- O: Studies on this are inconclusive, but they seem to indicate there is no harm for COVID-19 patients previously using ARBs to continue their ARB therapy.
- C: COVID-19 causes a bilateral pneumonia with ground-glass opacities visible on CT scan.
- O: Actually, these CT findings may be pulmonary emboli from the virus's very aggressive endothelial assault triggering micro-clotting in the lungs.
- C: COVID-19 can cause lung monocytosis and irreversible fibrosis, like SARS.
- O: Yes, it can.
- C: COVID-19 can cause myocarditis.
- O: Yes, but it's very rare.
- C: SARS-CoV has been known to cause vasculitis. It is unknown if SARS-CoV-2 can do the same.
- O: Yes, SARS-CoV-2 harms vascular endothelial cells and pericytes.
- C: SARS-CoV was known to cause neural damage to humanized mice. SARS-CoV-2 may be neurotropic.
- O: Actually, SARS-CoV-2 does not readily infect neurons directly, but it does infect brain astrocytes and vasculature, starving neurons of nutrients and oxygenated blood and damaging their supporting structures.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 can cause brain damage.
- O: On rare occasions, COVID-19 patients have presented with severe encephalitis and brain lesions, yes. One pre-print study indicated that SARS-CoV-2 may cause Lewy body formation in the brains of macaques. Other studies indicate that the Spike protein (which is also used in the vaccine) may be highly neurotoxic on its own.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 can cause kidney failure.
- O: Yes, it can, but it's variable.
- C: SARS-CoV-2 can cause liver failure.
- O: Only very rarely. It's actually more likely that toxic antivirals could contribute to this.
- C: Patients with digestive symptoms have worse clinical outcomes.
- O: Yes. It is possible for COVID-19 to set up shop in the GI tract and cause GI symptoms, and this is a predictor of more severe illness.
- C: COVID-19 may form a sort of symbiosis with prevotella bacteria in the gut.
- O: No, it can't. However, an overworked immune system may lead to gut dysbiosis.
- C: SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 can both cause cytokine storms.
- O: Yes, very profound ones.
- C: COVID-19 may be treated with blood filtration therapy, like CytoSorb.
- O: No, the devices fill up with blood clots almost immediately and become useless for treating late-stage COVID-19-induced sepsis.
- C: The virus is reliant on TMPRSS2 and inhibitors of that protease may help fight the virus.
- O: Ivermectin actually has activity against TMPRSS2.
- C: Novel super-proteins like DRACO might help.
- O: They're not available and have not been tested.
One of the lead researchers on this paper was Shi Zhengli, the "Bat Lady" herself. I tried warning folks the vaccine could be harmful (i.e. it could cause original antigenic sin) early on, and was told by 'tarded Redditors that I was an "infodemic spreader".
Now look what people are saying.
is original antigenic sin starting to dominate covid?
the data looks increasingly alarming
boriquagato.substack.com
Original Antigenic Sin is a Real and Very Serious Reason to Stop Vaccinating Everyone
Two papers discover that cross-reacting antibodies from common coronavirus infections can hinder effective antibody response to SARS-CoV-2.
eugyppius.substack.com
Welp.
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Vaccines provide immunity. These aren't vaccines. They're also more likely to kill you than the virus they're supposed to protect you against.
You're a fucking retard.
And none of this touches on the violations of the Nuremburg Code and human decency.
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