Wuhan Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread 2: Booster Shot - Resume all Corona sperging here.

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Nique la mere de Macron said:
Further to the question of @Fliddaroonie (which I responded to a few days ago), my pureblood update is that I now have the coof for sure, like tested sealed and approved.

Exact same symptoms as last time (June), but somewhat milder. Last time, the sickness dragged on for 2-3 weeks but no long-term effects. This time, I'm on day 5 of symptoms and frankly feeling substantially better already.

I will get a "certificat de retablissement" out of this, i.e., a 4-6 month "freedom pass." But since I am NOT A FUCKING COLLABO, I will not be using it. The restaurants, bars, and other establishments that do not want my plague-rat money can continue to go fuck themselves.
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There is no upside to getting tested.
 
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ToroidalBoat said:
From the very beginning, I suspected the coof may have been designed as a weak bioweapon that's really about psychological warfare.
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Dan Sirotkin (https://harvard2thebighouse.substack.com/) argues that the virus is possibly a live attenuated vaccine that ended up deattenuating, just like the oral polio vaccine can potentially deattenuate itself inside a host and cause others to be infected with the real deal.
 
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STOP GETTING TESTED YOU DENSE MOTHERFUCKERS.

Seriously, what the fuck do you need a test for? If you feel sick, lay in bed and drink water. Stop getting tested! It just continues to fuel bullshit.

The tests don’t even work!
 
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@Drain Todger

I have been listening to those No Agenda guys off and on for a couple months now, and Adam Curry has finally caught the coof. I bring this up, because he's been giving detailed updates on how he has been feeling during his sickness. a couple podcasts ago he described body pain, and more interestingly "hair pain" like his scalp hurt to touch. I did a cursory search on hair pain, and apparently its from inflammation in the hair follicles. He's also had fevers off and on. (He's 57 yrs old, smokes weed from time to time, doesn't exercise much)

As far as I know all Adam has done is taken his Ziverdo kit which is 50mg zinc, 12mg Ivermectin, and 100mg doxycycline, but nothing in the way of addressing the inflammation, not extra supplements in that regard.

If we listen to the next podcast after the hair pain episode he describes something that made my ears perk right up, brain fog. He said he was doing the dishes with his wife, and they have a big drawer to put all the different sized pots and pans inside, so essentially they need to fit a certain way, or you can't get them all in. He said he couldn't do it, he had to stop and let his wife fit the pots in the drawer the right way because his brain literally could not figure it out. That's pretty spooky if you asked me. I'm definitely going to keep tabs on him for the next decade to see if he ends up like those monkeys you talked about ages ago.

I just thought it was interesting to note that he was complaining of pain/hair pain, that can be related to inflammation, and shortly after that he has the brain fog. If you looked at what Joe Rogan did when he got covid he took lots of antioxidants, and other stuff right on day one. I'm just giving you credit, because you always talk about the antioxidants and perhaps those might let you avoid the brain effects. I've picked up some NAC and it also has selenium in it to boot.
 
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@Drain Todger

I have been listening to those No Agenda guys off and on for a couple months now, and Adam Curry has finally caught the coof. I bring this up, because he's been giving detailed updates on how he has been feeling during his sickness. a couple podcasts ago he described body pain, and more interestingly "hair pain" like his scalp hurt to touch. I did a cursory search on hair pain, and apparently its from inflammation in the hair follicles. He's also had fevers off and on. (He's 57 yrs old, smokes weed from time to time, doesn't exercise much)

As far as I know all Adam has done is taken his Ziverdo kit which is 50mg zinc, 12mg Ivermectin, and 100mg doxycycline, but nothing in the way of addressing the inflammation, not extra supplements in that regard.

If we listen to the next podcast after the hair pain episode he describes something that made my ears perk right up, brain fog. He said he was doing the dishes with his wife, and they have a big drawer to put all the different sized pots and pans inside, so essentially they need to fit a certain way, or you can't get them all in. He said he couldn't do it, he had to stop and let his wife fit the pots in the drawer the right way because his brain literally could not figure it out. That's pretty spooky if you asked me. I'm definitely going to keep tabs on him for the next decade to see if he ends up like those monkeys you talked about ages ago.

I just thought it was interesting to note that he was complaining of pain/hair pain, that can be related to inflammation, and shortly after that he has the brain fog. If you looked at what Joe Rogan did when he got covid he took lots of antioxidants, and other stuff right on day one. I'm just giving you credit, because you always talk about the antioxidants and perhaps those might let you avoid the brain effects. I've picked up some NAC and it also has selenium in it to boot.
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Iron-driven oxidation in the brain is supremely toxic to neurons.


Abstract: Neurons need iron, which is reflected in their expression of the transferrin receptor. The concurrent expression of the ferrous iron transporter, divalent metal transporter I (DMT1), in neurons suggests that the internalization of transferrin is followed by detachment of iron within recycling endosomes and transport into the cytosol via DMT1. To enable DMT1-mediated export of iron from the endosome to the cytosol, ferric iron must be reduced to its ferrous form, which could be mediated by a ferric reductase. The presence of nontransferrin-bound iron in brain extracellular fluids suggests that neurons can also take up iron in a transferrin-free form. Neurons are thought to be devoid of ferritin in many brain regions in which there is an association between iron accumulation and cellular damage, for example, neurons of the substantia nigra pars compacta. The general lack of ferritin together with the prevailing expression of the transferrin receptor indicates that iron acquired by activity of transferrin receptors is directed toward immediate use in relevant metabolic processes, is exported, or is incorporated into complexes other than ferritin. Iron has long been considered to play a significant role in exacerbating degradation processes in brain tissue subjected to acute damage and neurodegenerative disorders. In brain ischemia, the damaging role of iron may depend on the inhibition of detoxifying enzymes responsible for catalyzing the oxidation of ferrous iron. Brain ischemia may also lead to an increase in iron supply to neurons as transferrin receptor expression by brain capillary endothelial cells is increased. Pharmacological blockage of the transferrin receptor/DMT1-mediated uptake could be a target to prevent further iron uptake. In chronic neurodegenerative settings, a deleterious role of iron is suggested since cases of Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and Huntington's disease have a significantly higher accumulation of iron in affected regions. Dopaminergic neurons are rich in neuromelanin, shown to be more redox-active in Parkinson's disease cases. Iron-containing inflammatory cells may, however, account for the main portion of iron present in neurodegenerative disorders. More knowledge about iron metabolism in normal and diseased neurons is warranted as this may identify pharmaceutical targets to improve neuronal iron management.
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The coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic is viciously spreading through the continents with rapidly increasing mortality rates. Current management of COVID-19 is based on the premise that respiratory failure is the leading cause of mortality. However, mounting evidence links accelerated pathogenesis in gravely ill COVID-19 patients to a hyper-inflammatory state involving a cytokine storm. Several components of the heightened inflammatory state were addressed as therapeutic targets. Another key component of the heightened inflammatory state is hyper-ferritinemia which reportedly identifies patients with increased mortality risk. In spite of its strong association with mortality, it is not yet clear if hyper-ferritinemia in COVID-19 patients is merely a systemic marker of disease progression, or a key modulator in disease pathogenesis. Here we address implications of a possible role for hyper-ferritinemia, and altered iron homeostasis in COVID-19 pathogenesis, and potential therapeutic targets in this regard.
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These processes are identical to the stress pathways of severe concussions.


Increased generation of free radicals is another factor that contributes to the TBI-induced metabolic crisis. Free radicals are molecules with unpaired electrons. These compounds are highly reactive because they attempt to gain electrons from surrounding substances, which can result in cell membrane, protein and DNA damage (see poster, panel D). There are two main families of free radicals: reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS). Production of O2− is a consequence of normal metabolism, and this species is a precursor to hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), which can generate hydroxyl radicals (•OH) via the Fenton reaction. The •OH is one of the most reactive chemical species. Reaction of O2− with nitric oxide (NO•) produces peroxynitrite (ONOO−). Normal metabolic activities produce levels of ROS that are well managed by cellular antioxidant defense systems. It is only after cerebral injury that the levels of ROS production overwhelm scavenging systems and result in oxidative damage (O’Connell and Littleton-Kearney, 2013; Kerr et al., 1996; Hall and Braughler, 1993). Mitochondria are a source of free radical generation. During normal metabolism, the TCA cycle generates reducing equivalents to produce ATP. Electrons are normally transferred along the electron transport chain, with only 1–2% of the oxygen generating oxygen radicals at Complex I in the respiratory chain. However, following TBI, changes in the availability of these reducing equivalents is diminished and the production of O2− is increased. Concomitantly, TBI-induced intracellular Ca2+ accumulation can activate numerous enzymes, including xanthine dehydrogenase, phospholipase A2 and nitric oxide synthase (NOS), which increase O2− and NO• production (Lewén et al., 2000).

Despite the short-lived nature of free radicals, their production has been quantified after brain injury. In severely injured mice, hydroxyl radical (•OH) production increases 60% within the first minute, peaks at 30 minutes after injury and subsequently decreases (Hall et al., 1993a; Hall et al., 1993b). In contrast with this transient period of •OH formation, severe CCI-injured rats showed a 250% increase in •OH production, which was sustained above baseline for 90 minutes (Marklund et al., 2001). A similar pattern in •OH production has been observed after impact injury in the adult rat (Sen et al., 1993; Sen et al., 1994). Acute increases in NOS have also been reported after FP and CCI injury. FP injury induces NOS expression between 24 and 48 hours in immature vascular smooth muscles and neutrophils (Clark et al., 1996). In adult rats, cortical NOS levels increased between 3 and 7 days, as determined by immunostaining astrocytes and macrophages (Wada et al., 1998). In contrast, CCI injury produced a more rapid increase in nitrate levels, with a peak at 5 minutes and a return to baseline by 6 hours post-injury (Rao et al., 1998).
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ok FUCK THIS SHIT.

Another friend just found out his vaxxmaxxed wife, a healthy and fit woman in her 40s, has fucking brain cancer.

She is a very nice, kind person but bought the corona scam hook, line, and sinker so I haven't seen much of them the last 2 years as they have been locked up and double masked etc at her insistence.

She stayed home and stayed safe and now it's all ending and well, she missed the last two healthy years of her life only to be destroyed by pharma.

fuck this shit
 
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Super-Chevy454 said:
Not everyone here like Project Veritas but they recorded what an executive spoiled the beans for future corona-chan policy.
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It's always astounding to see the way they talk vaccine mandates. There is never any mention about the virus that the mandated vaccines are apparently for, it's just forcing vaccines on people because they are ordered/paid to do so and they can't even be bothered to pretend otherwise.

The DDOS attack could not have come at a worse time with all of the crazy news coming out now, freezing your bank account is for your health you fascist. Let us hope that enough of the masses are coming out of their pandemic trance to make a difference.
 
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The Spoony One X said:
It's always astounding to see the way they talk vaccine mandates. There is never any mention about the virus that the mandated vaccines are apparently for, it's just forcing vaccines on people because they are ordered/paid to do so and they can't even be bothered to pretend otherwise.

The DDOS attack could not have come at a worse time with all of the crazy news coming out now, freezing your bank account is for your health you fascist. Let us hope that enough of the masses are coming out of their pandemic trance to make a difference.
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That DDOS attack is a weird concidence or "cohencidence" if I might said.

Someone else probably posted it but it might be worth to repeat.

After being declared a “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” countless people harbor hate toward those who have not taken the vaccine. Rhetoric promoted by the media and governments states that the pandemic, and therefore restrictions, could have ended long ago if everyone agreed to take the jab. This is simply not true as time has proven. Still, hatred toward “the unvaccinated” remains prominent among those who look at others as the reason for all their woes.

The City of Boston made it easier for people to unleash their unfounded hatred after they “accidentally” released the names and email addresses of all unvaccinated employees. This mistake exposed the personal health choices of around 100 employees. The initial email sent on January 18 was allegedly intended to tell employees that they must receive the vaccine to continue working for the city. “Unintentionally and accidentally, we messed up,” the city responded in a follow-up letter. “The communication was intended to be sent as a BCC so as to respect employees’ privacy. The wrong button got pushed and so the email was sent showing all email addresses.”

Could an employee have simply pushed the wrong button on an email containing sensitive personal information? The Boston Public Library’s union is now stating that someone must be held accountable for the privacy breach. Others may soon follow.

The Biden Administration must tremble when Peter Doocy enters the press room. Below is a video from January 2022 of Doocy questioning Press Secretary Jen Psaki on why the Biden Administration continues to call this “a pandemic of the unvaccinated:” https://rumble.com/vsbsj5-jen-psaki...erring-to-covid-as-a-pandemic-of-the-unv.html
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I feel like some potential lawsuits
 
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Slew of articles all saying we need a 4th jab/annual jabs for life hit this week:


In terms of protection against hospitalization, the study found that two months after the third shot, vaccine effectiveness stood at 91%. After four months, it dropped to 78%. When it came to protection against ED or UC visits, vaccine effectiveness slipped from 87% to 66% over that same period. It is still better than no protection at all, but there is a clear decrease.
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So, since we know that the third shot can give us further protection against COVID-19 but that it weakens over time, this raises the question: Will we need a fourth shot? “The finding that protection conferred by mRNA vaccines waned in the months after receipt of a third vaccine dose reinforces the importance of further consideration of additional doses to sustain or improve protection against COVID-19,” researchers said in the study.
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Was pretty much indoors during the whole shitshow but the man works (mechanic, so not a lot of masks & shit being worn etc.) We both got Omicron about three weeks ago, flu like symptoms for two days then just a bad cold with loss of taste and smell. Different in that (sorry in advance) shits stunk waaay worse and the taste of the phlegm was off. We're both fine now.

Looks like one of the call centers is downsizing and will transition to a training center, all phone staff will be WFH permanently. This bodes well for my future; as a straphanger I never want to take the bus in my life again.

We did not test - as others have said, it's useless and why add to the hysteria? Still going to bring my prescription mouthwash to Mexico to gargle with before I test to re-enter the US (although I would have no problems if I needed to remain as my friend has booked for two weeks, so no additional room charge plus I have travel insurance... shit now that I think about it maybe I'll leave the mouthwash at home!)
 
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Super-Chevy454 said:
Now the medias will try to debunk this by saying she have some cardiac conditions or something like that and the vaxx was for nothing like they did with that Brazilian reporter.
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Better, the narrative is she just didn't have proper breakfast and had low blood sugar.
Which, to be fair, makes sense. It's a morning show, and this sort of thing happens frequently in exactly the same way it happened to her. Stammering, dizziness, collapsing. People claim she had clear symptoms of a stroke, but I don't see it. No paralysis, and the struggle with speech is very much consistent with people suffering sudden low blood pressure/sugar.
 
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