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Wuhan Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread 2: Booster Shot - Resume all Corona sperging here.
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Can you help me understand better? I get making people desensitized, but prompting them to grow a spine and stand up seems counterintuitive. I can't imagine people who have grown a spine/awaken can have that put back in the bag?
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Is this due to misfolding proteins too?
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Potentially, yes.
Spike proteins from either infection or the vaccine can promote amyloid clot formation.
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Yup, this is spot on, and it’s what domestic abusers do. Pressure on, pressure off. It’s a technique also use to break prisoners via torture.
Have a look at the Duluth wheel and enjoy the uncomfortable feeling of recognition as you see what our governments are doing to us:
Does he stop you seeing friends and family?
Does he make arbitrary rules that change constantly so you’re always wrong and always on edge?
Does he make you take selfies of where you are to check in you?
Does he check and track your phone?
Etc.
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2.5 months after changing the Science and removing most (but not all) vaccination discrimination (which was way worse and more tightly/digitally enforced compared to already tyrannical places like Canada), it looks like Singapore is contemplating restrictions again because MUH PEAK CASES.
Strangely no mention of tightening vaccination discrimination and reintroduction of the Nazi Pass (TraceTogether) which was largely stood down at the end of April.
Btw they've already got the 4th dose going for older people and "at risk" individuals and just started building up their narrative to vaccinate babies (6 months to 5 years old).
Oh, they also want to introduce a monkeypox vaccine:
For reference, here's how the OG poison shots aka covid vaccinations were forced onto the population in Singapore last year:
It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out for Singapore because they are an extremely obedient bunch.
It's going to be tough for WEF asskissing Singapore because I don't foresee Thailand and Malaysia going back on restrictions. So if they were to restart the outdoor masking, social distancing and group size restriction crap, they're going lose tourists (and eventually business if they keep it up long enough).
They also have their precious Formula 1 (an orgy for the rich) in early October and a Justin Bieber concert in late October, so if they were to restart the tyranny now, it might only last for a month or it might scare the tourists away. After October, the skies look clear for them to go full retard, however.
Thunk provoking section on boosters: Malaysia which is somewhat similar to Singapore as a country (think USA vs Canada or Germany vs Austria) has had vastly higher vaccine hesitancy since the booster was introduced.
The difference comes from the population composition - the local Chinese population in both countries are at the top end of the niggercattle scale and make up the bulk of the boosted
That's why there was a huge jump in booster rates in January - because of Chinese New Year and that need to be "socially responsible" in case you spread it to grandma and grandpa when visiting them, never mind the fact that it's already been known that you can still get the virus and pass it on even if you're boosted (or double boosted) kek.
Malaysia vs Singapore booster uptake:
Archive: https://archive.ph/tqSoA / Original: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...vere-earlier-omicron-peak-ong-ye-kung-2789986
Strangely no mention of tightening vaccination discrimination and reintroduction of the Nazi Pass (TraceTogether) which was largely stood down at the end of April.
Btw they've already got the 4th dose going for older people and "at risk" individuals and just started building up their narrative to vaccinate babies (6 months to 5 years old).
Oh, they also want to introduce a monkeypox vaccine:
Archive: https://archive.ph/R1xNf / Original: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...outbreak-parliament-janil-puthucheary-2790176
For reference, here's how the OG poison shots aka covid vaccinations were forced onto the population in Singapore last year:
- Covid vaccination being "evaluated" for at risk groups
- Q1 2021: Vaccinations "recommended" for at risk groups (old people in their 70s and 80s, healthcare workers, etc)
- Q2 2021: Vaccinations availability for people 60+, then 50+, then 40+ and then everyone
- Aug 2021:
- Vaccination "encouraged" but totally voluntary for everyone.
- Vaccination discrimination starts with "no jab, no restaurants"
- Sep 2021: Vaccination discrimination expanded to "no jab, no restaurants/bars/cafes, no hawker centers/street food"
- Oct 2021:
- Vaccination discrimination expanded to "no jab, no restaurants/cafes, no hawker centers/street food, no malls, no cinemas, no gyms, no indoor sports, no tourist attractions (including museums and cable cars), no being visited/visiting at the hospital, pay out of pocket if you get hospitalized for the coof"
- Boosters (3rd jab) available and "encouraged" for healthcare workers and everyone above age 30.
- Dec 2021: "No jab, no job, no visa" added to vaccination discrimination, effective from January 2022. "Fully vaccinated" changed to include booster (3rd jab).
- Feb 2022: "No jab, no hotels, no staycations" added to vaccination discrimination.
- Apr 2022:
- Vaccination discrimination is reduced to "no jab, no restaurants/cafes, no hawker centers/street food, no nightclubs, no concerts"
- Vaccination discrimination at the border continues, the unjabbed have to quarantine for a week on arrival.
It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out for Singapore because they are an extremely obedient bunch.
- 80+% got their first dose by August last year before they even announced vaccination discrimination
- 97% of the population above 12 years old are double jabbed and 78% are triple jabbed boosted as of today
- 90% of the local population still wear their masks outdoors even though the outdoor mask mandate was dropped 3 months ago
- A large majority of the population still believes the coof is a threat (3 years on...
), still test themselves at home regularly and believe in "social responsibility", "We're in this together" and all that other propaganda shit they're fed since a young age.
It's going to be tough for WEF asskissing Singapore because I don't foresee Thailand and Malaysia going back on restrictions. So if they were to restart the outdoor masking, social distancing and group size restriction crap, they're going lose tourists (and eventually business if they keep it up long enough).
They also have their precious Formula 1 (an orgy for the rich) in early October and a Justin Bieber concert in late October, so if they were to restart the tyranny now, it might only last for a month or it might scare the tourists away. After October, the skies look clear for them to go full retard, however.
Thunk provoking section on boosters: Malaysia which is somewhat similar to Singapore as a country (think USA vs Canada or Germany vs Austria) has had vastly higher vaccine hesitancy since the booster was introduced.
The difference comes from the population composition - the local Chinese population in both countries are at the top end of the niggercattle scale and make up the bulk of the boosted
That's why there was a huge jump in booster rates in January - because of Chinese New Year and that need to be "socially responsible" in case you spread it to grandma and grandpa when visiting them, never mind the fact that it's already been known that you can still get the virus and pass it on even if you're boosted (or double boosted) kek.
Malaysia vs Singapore booster uptake:
- Mid Dec 2021 - 14% vs 33% boosted
- Jan 2022 - 19.4% vs 41% boosted
- Feb 2022 - 36.7% vs 58% boosted
- Mar 2022 - 44.9% vs 68% boosted
- Apr 2022 - 48.4% vs 71% boosted
- May 2022 - 49.1% vs 74% boosted
- Jun 2022 - 49.4% vs 76% boosted
- Jul 2022 - 49.4% vs 78% boosted
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like i say when it comes to the white genocide checklist, we've been here for at least half a century now, and if you really cared you'd follow Tim's lead.
not that he's wrong, but seriously the goverment has been doing all of that since they banned our Aryan drinking fountains. As for morality, i think its more that non-secure people have the ability to say their crazy shit. back in the 1980s you really think any radio show or tv station would let a Brony like Todger talk about the latest DARPA faggotry?
even if they did, the host would always talk down and mock such people. no true open forums existed until the internet. Now the types that could only say that the goyim need to die in hushed towns at the temple get retweeted instead of looked at with disgust. A great example of this is hollywood, the way a bunch of right wingers are acting, you'd think Borat and Colbert were trump lovers up until Hilary blackmailed them in 2017. But its quite the opposite, with both being pretty open about their views as far back as the mid 1990s, they just never said them on a "hot mic" and certainly never on a message board.
like the left has said, the ability to allow anyone to say anything for the first time in a century has caused the types of opinions that would get shut down to instead rise to the top. the free market of ideas showing us a different viewpoint than that you'd see on CBS late night should be seen as a triumph than a tragedy.
we should be demanding to know why its only until now that we can hear these types of opinions that were never allowed on the air waves or radio waves. For fucks sake if you never bothered with the internet you could still get the sanitized bullshit people are clamoring for.
black people were beating whites to death to the delight of the college educated for over 200 years, people torturing animals and hoping for the demise of conservatives has also been around for just as long. its not that we have a rise i crazies but a rise in people being open about it. "i'm born this way"
Gwneth Paltrow's father was such an anti-white, anti-freedom, anti-republican kike he makes David Cross look like George Lincoln Rockwell. Carl Reiner considers his own son a traitor because of how moderate his views are compared to his own. Thats how fucking horrific people were pre-internet. We're always had knifes at each other's throats its only now that there's proof
For fucks sake Loudon county, you had FBI agents investigating their neighbors for dissident thought, like some old twilight zone episode. when you were a kid you could just assume everyone was exactly like you, but its time to grow up and face reality. just because you feel you moved past racism and that slavery is something you got over. certainly doesn't mean blacks did.
As for covid, maybe they're fear mongering. but as far as i know its mainly just people complying, its been long enough that those that would take a stand have fucked off.
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I've not really been paying attention to the rona for a while but started recently seeing some comments on some of the political blogs I check up on from time to time. The theory is that there will be a new COVID wave and it will be much worse and will disproportionately impact the vaccinated. Can't say I understand the reasoning but the sperging seems to be along the lines of the western vaccines not being traditional vaccines and will have the opposite effect through compromised immune response or whatever.
Anyway, one of my friends who is vaxx-maxxed and relatively young (early 30s) just had another bout of the coof, had it really bad and was bed ridden for almost a week (thankfully didn't need a hospital trip). I'm getting a little nervous.
Anyway, one of my friends who is vaxx-maxxed and relatively young (early 30s) just had another bout of the coof, had it really bad and was bed ridden for almost a week (thankfully didn't need a hospital trip). I'm getting a little nervous.
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Antibody-dependent Enhancement
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Even without that, getting jabbed once every 3 months brutalizes your immune system due to the autoimmune reaction it causes. They'll even admit that on cable TV.
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They're also still jabbing people against Wuhan/Alpha despite the reemerged Omicron variant already having extreme immune evasion capabilities that have eloved into full immune flight with newer variants. Fauci that fucking reptile is on day 24 of his infection which has rebounded after he took Pavloxid.
The failed to produce an adapted vax to Delta and if they manage to get a Omicron vax thru the door the virus will soon evade the new antibodies again because the vax is dogshit and offers no sterile immunity (one of the thing Gert Vanden Bossche warned about early on).
The failed to produce an adapted vax to Delta and if they manage to get a Omicron vax thru the door the virus will soon evade the new antibodies again because the vax is dogshit and offers no sterile immunity (one of the thing Gert Vanden Bossche warned about early on).
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Remember when the US president said there'll be another pandemic? Please remember he said that. June 21, 2022.
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There will always be another "pandemic"; ever since global travel became normal, humans all over Earth spread bacteria, viruses and other pathogens with each other. Most of the time, our immune systems just dealt with it just fine.
The difference is that governments now recognize pandemics as easy narratives to ask -- and get -- more authority. The weaker the virus behind the pandemic, the easier it is for government to project fear to get more power without actually dealing with increased mortalities.
As an aside, after a few years, can we really trust upcoming vaccines beyond Pfizer/Moderna/AstraZeneca? The current vaccines that governments are pushing have clinical trial data that dates back less than a year, is very hidden and is taken at face value as "safe and effective". But what about the upcoming vaccines from different companies that has been in trials for 5 years or longer, much like the old vaccines before this pandemic?
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Positron recommended a book about how trustworthy "the science" is around medicine. It was written before the pandemic. It is pretty dry but it helped me put things in perspective about what kinds of medicine work. The TLDR is that replacing natural things in the body that are missing (like insulin in a type 1 diabetic) is super good, but that taking some random statin is less likely to be good because of all the ways that the medical industry fucks with the studies.
I'm not taking any new vaccines ever, given how glib they were about the covid ones.
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They banned @jikkyleaks. Does anyone know of an alt account?
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my mom has a degree in virology and explained it to me like this:
the vaccine is not a traditional vaccine and is not a deactivated viral load or a modified virus, it's an artificial virus that makes some of your cells produce the spike protein so that you create antibodies for it. the virus is a coronavirus, though, and it mutates rapidly. the rate of mutation on the spike protein is lower because proteins can only fold certain ways and only certain folds can bind with the correct receptors on the cell membrane to infect it. That's why they decided to go with an mRNA vaccine. But that means the vaccine won't work against a different enough spike protein, and when a vaccine is leaky it increases the selective pressure to increase its virulence. When a virus increases its virulence, it selects for less dangerous genes, and vice versa. you've probably heard about ebola outbreaks burning themselves out in the congo.
there's some fringe but potentially valid theories about the vaccine causing problems with cellular machinery that are completely outside of my level of knowledge that she was still on the fence about, and if that is true then we're talking about a scenario where the virus becomes so virulent that it can't actually do any harm unless you've pumped yourself full of so many vaccines that it crosses some wires somewhere
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The only shot I'm ever getting again in my life is the Tetanus one, and even then I'm going to demand to watch them take the vial out and prepare it just to be sure.
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I one time had a blood draw and after the draw the clinician left the room and I noticed dried blood on the table. Not mine. So creepy. I have been paranoid about sterile procedures ever since. I guess I should ask to see vial labels too.
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Welp, they're poison.
If this is accurate, then it's just as Steve Kirsch has been saying; the utility of these vaccines is basically negative.
Introduction: In 2020, prior to COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations and Brighton Collaboration created a priority list, endorsed by the World Health Organization, of potential adverse events relevant to COVID-19 vaccines. We leveraged the Brighton Collaboration list to evaluate serious adverse events of special interest observed in phase III randomized trials of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
Methods: Secondary analysis of serious adverse events reported in the placebo-controlled, phase III randomized clinical trials of Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (NCT04368728 and NCT04470427), focusing analysis on potential adverse events of special interest identified by the Brighton Collaboration.
Results: Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines were associated with an increased risk of serious adverse events of special interest, with an absolute risk increase of 10.1 and 15.1 per 10,000 vaccinated over placebo baselines of 17.6 and 42.2 (95% CI -0.4 to 20.6 and -3.6 to 33., respectively. Combined, the mRNA vaccines were associated with an absolute risk increase of serious adverse events of special interest of 12.5 per 10,000 (95% CI 2.1 to 22.9). The excess risk of serious adverse events of special interest surpassed the risk reduction for COVID-19 hospitalization relative to the placebo group in both Pfizer and Moderna trials (2.3 and 6.4 per 10,000 participants, respectively).
Discussion: The excess risk of serious adverse events found in our study points to the need for formal harm-benefit analyses, particularly those that are stratified according to risk of serious COVID-19 outcomes such as hospitalization or death.
If this is accurate, then it's just as Steve Kirsch has been saying; the utility of these vaccines is basically negative.