Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[The Wicked Mitch]

The lockdowns are the isolation portion. It makes sense that they're going for that again.

The second round, in my view will serve a threefold purpose

- Priming the genuine zogbot believer to try and force the heretics to join in on the (((Pharma merry-go-round)))
- Smoking out the idiots but not true Covidians who partook in the first round of (((vaccinations))) because they believed it would get them their freedom back
- Increasing compliance for regular (((booster-shots))) by promising that after this round of imprisonment and after dealing with the heretics you'll really get your life back this time as long as you take your weekly/monthly/quarterly (((shot)))

After this we're likely to enter the stage of normalization, where the zogs will believe themselves happy and free and good goys for doing the right thing, because CNN told them so.

 

[supremeautismo]

Australia’s lockdowns are incredibly frightning. Military patrolling the streets. How can you even prove someone is “too far from home?” Do they check your address? Are they still pinning women to the ground for having asthma and no mask and choking them?

Hoping Aussies are going out and partying and ignoring this shit. The suicide rates must be incredible. Absolute shithole.

 

[The Wicked Mitch]

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove your Covid status

Tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee? Some entrepreneurs have a (temporary) proposition

www.calvertjournal.com

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove you…

archived 31 Jul 2021 00:34:23 UTC

archive.ph

"For millions of us, scanning and carrying QR codes has become a staple of pandemic life. But if you’re tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee, then entrepreneurs in Moscow have a new proposition: getting a QR code as a (temporary) tattoo.

Created by food courier service Delivery Club and Everink Tattoo, the new service is aimed at Muscovites who need a QR pass to enter bars and restaurants. The link proves that the holder is either fully vaccinated, has had Covid-19 in the past six months, or has had a recent negative PCR test.

The new measures came into force in the Russian capital on 23 June, amid record daily Covid-19 infection rates and a very low vaccine uptake, with just 13 per cent of Russia’s population being fully vaccinated.

To speed up the country’s vaccination drive, the Russian government has resorted to measures to incentivise people to get themselves vaccinated, ranging from competitions and cash payments to threats of dismissal.

Everink Tattoo and Delivery Club hope that their tattoos will also encourage Russians to get jabbed, as well as providing a boost to the country’s hospitality sector.

Lasting between two and three weeks, the waterproof tattoos come with a catalog of designs, with the simple square paired with designs from floral wreaths to “wino forever”."

I guess maybe there was something to that whole Mark of the Beast after all.

 

[The Wicked Mitch]

Australia’s lockdowns are incredibly frightning. Military patrolling the streets. How can you even prove someone is “too far from home?” Do they check your address? Are they still pinning women to the ground for having asthma and no mask and choking them?

Hoping Aussies are going out and partying and ignoring this shit. The suicide rates must be incredible. Absolute shithole.

They've been training facial recognition software to ID even partial faces for the last 18 months, it's trivial for someone with the right equipment and access to government databases to just drive around and flag anyone who isn't complying.

 

[Ari Gold]

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove your Covid status

Tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee? Some entrepreneurs have a (temporary) proposition

www.calvertjournal.com

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove you…

archived 31 Jul 2021 00:34:23 UTC

archive.ph

"For millions of us, scanning and carrying QR codes has become a staple of pandemic life. But if you’re tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee, then entrepreneurs in Moscow have a new proposition: getting a QR code as a (temporary) tattoo.

Created by food courier service Delivery Club and Everink Tattoo, the new service is aimed at Muscovites who need a QR pass to enter bars and restaurants. The link proves that the holder is either fully vaccinated, has had Covid-19 in the past six months, or has had a recent negative PCR test.

The new measures came into force in the Russian capital on 23 June, amid record daily Covid-19 infection rates and a very low vaccine uptake, with just 13 per cent of Russia’s population being fully vaccinated.

To speed up the country’s vaccination drive, the Russian government has resorted to measures to incentivise people to get themselves vaccinated, ranging from competitions and cash payments to threats of dismissal.

Everink Tattoo and Delivery Club hope that their tattoos will also encourage Russians to get jabbed, as well as providing a boost to the country’s hospitality sector.

Lasting between two and three weeks, the waterproof tattoos come with a catalog of designs, with the simple square paired with designs from floral wreaths to “wino forever”."

I guess maybe there was something to that whole Mark of the Beast after all.

Shit gets gayer everyday.

Edit: I'd also like to think that the poster below me is being hyperbolic. But who would have ever thought that the elite and the state would be able to control and manipulate the masses as they have over the past 18 months on a global scale.

 

[UntimelyDhelmise]

I give it till the end of next year at most before we all start being hunted down like wild animals. They're going to lock everything down one more time by fall through winter and shift the reasoning behind it on the "evil anti-vaxxers" as one final push to get the public to agree on throwing all dissenters into concentration camps if not outright slaughterhouses.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

The second round, in my view will serve a threefold purpose

- Priming the genuine zogbot believer to try and force the heretics to join in on the (((Pharma merry-go-round)))
- Smoking out the idiots but not true Covidians who partook in the first round of (((vaccinations))) because they believed it would get them their freedom back
- Increasing compliance for regular (((booster-shots))) by promising that after this round of imprisonment and after dealing with the heretics you'll really get your life back this time as long as you take your weekly/monthly/quarterly (((shot)))

After this we're likely to enter the stage of normalization, where the zogs will believe themselves happy and free and good goys for doing the right thing, because CNN told them so.

These lockdowns serve those purposes too, and don't forget the "this is the dirty antivaxxers' fault!" rhetoric.

I give it till the end of next year at most before we all start being hunted down like wild animals. They're going to lock everything down one more time by fall through winter and shift the reasoning behind it on the "evil anti-vaxxers" as one final push to get the public to agree on throwing all dissenters into concentration camps if not outright slaughterhouses.

My body is ready.

 

[supremeautismo]

These lockdowns serve those purposes too, and don't forget the "this is the dirty antivaxxers' fault!" rhetoric.

My body is ready.

The irony in that it’s more likely the virus is mutating (aside from it inevitably doing that) to get around the vaccine, meaning the vaccine made the virus worse.

Of course, the Delta variant is bullshit, so I guess it’s moot.

 

[Rei is shit]

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove your Covid status

Tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee? Some entrepreneurs have a (temporary) proposition

www.calvertjournal.com

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove you…

archived 31 Jul 2021 00:34:23 UTC

archive.ph

"For millions of us, scanning and carrying QR codes has become a staple of pandemic life. But if you’re tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee, then entrepreneurs in Moscow have a new proposition: getting a QR code as a (temporary) tattoo.

Created by food courier service Delivery Club and Everink Tattoo, the new service is aimed at Muscovites who need a QR pass to enter bars and restaurants. The link proves that the holder is either fully vaccinated, has had Covid-19 in the past six months, or has had a recent negative PCR test.

The new measures came into force in the Russian capital on 23 June, amid record daily Covid-19 infection rates and a very low vaccine uptake, with just 13 per cent of Russia’s population being fully vaccinated.

To speed up the country’s vaccination drive, the Russian government has resorted to measures to incentivise people to get themselves vaccinated, ranging from competitions and cash payments to threats of dismissal.

Everink Tattoo and Delivery Club hope that their tattoos will also encourage Russians to get jabbed, as well as providing a boost to the country’s hospitality sector.

Lasting between two and three weeks, the waterproof tattoos come with a catalog of designs, with the simple square paired with designs from floral wreaths to “wino forever”."

I guess maybe there was something to that whole Mark of the Beast after all.

This seems like a russian gay-op because they know how it will play with some US groups.

 

[Lichen Bark]

I know N95 arent enough to stop fungal pathogens though.
Its why people doing post-hurricane clean up in houses with mildew & black mold wear Tyvek suits and P100 respirators (which the cartridges should be changed at least twice a work day IIRC).
And fungal spores are magnitudes larger than viruses.

You've mentioned this a few times in the thread over the last few months, so I took a look into it. Apparently the fungal spores can germinate on the filter, and then grow mycelium throughout it.....Fungus is really hardcore. I also imagine the high humidity in the post hurricane environment would only speed this process up. Not the case for a virus that happens to find itself stuck the the electrostatically charged fibers in the filter, compound this with the fact that the virus doesn't do so well on things like paper, rough surfaces, and it probably dies after a certain number of days in something like a P100 filter.

I have some bad news, friend.

COVID and the brain: researchers zero in on how damage occurs

Growing evidence suggests that the coronavirus causes ‘brain fog’ and other neurological symptoms through multiple mechanisms.

www.nature.com

SARS-CoV-2 causes brain inflammation and induces Lewy body formation in macaques

SARS-CoV-2 may cause acute respiratory disease, but the infection can also initiate neurological symptoms. Here we show that SARS-CoV-2 infection causes brain inflammation in the macaque model. An increased metabolic activity in the pituitary gland of two macaques was observed by longitudinal...

www.biorxiv.org

Interactions between SARS-CoV-2 N-protein and α-synuclein accelerate amyloid formation

First cases that point at a correlation between SARS-CoV-2 infections and the development of Parkinson’s disease have been reported. Currently it is unclear if there also is a direct causal link between these diseases. To obtain first insights into a possible molecular relation between viral...

www.biorxiv.org

COVID-19 linked to 'substantial' drop in intelligence, new research finds

People who had been hospitalised and put on a ventilator saw the biggest deficit in the Great British Intelligence Test - equivalent to a seven-point drop in IQ.

news.sky.com

Apparently, SARS-CoV-2 is indeed neuroinvasive and attacks brain astrocytes, induces Lewy body formation in the brains of macaques, and has amyloidogenic proteins. Can it cause early-onset dementia, Alzheimer’s, or Parkinson’s? We don’t know.

Network medicine links SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 infection to brain microvascular injury and neuroinflammation in dementia-like cognitive impairment - Alzheimer's Research & Therapy

Background Dementia-like cognitive impairment is an increasingly reported complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection. However, the underlying mechanisms responsible for this complication remain unclear. A better understanding of causative processes by which COVID-19 may lead to cognitive impairment is...

alzres.biomedcentral.com

I want to preface this by saying the BIORXIV stuff is all in preprint, and not peer reviewed yet, but I still find this troubling. I have avoided the topic, but it seems to keep reappearing. It's getting harder to ignore the neurological implications of COVID, and the worse thing about it is that this neurological side of things has the longest fuse, the longest delay time to figuring out what's going on. I have a feeling it's going to take years to figure it all out. I have to ask myself do I throw all of this info away? The MSM is picking up this stuff and magnifying it, does that mean it's all spin? I think that's the hardest thing, sifting the spin from the actual information.

The macaque study you linked spooked me. Again, it's preprint, but still. They found stuff in the brains that is associated with Parkinson's disease in all covid infected macaques. If you don't know what Parkinson's is think Michael J. Fox, he had Parkinson's disease.



The only positive is that if this is the case, and we are going to have an epidemic of this disease, maybe it will get the attention it deserves and a ton more research. Then you might say what about the vaccine!? But then there's this to consider: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33789211/


They suggest the spike itself could lead to these amyloid clumps forming as well. This doesn't make me sleep better. The lag time on this is so frustrating, it takes years to develop these diseases. @Drain Todger why do you always find the worst news? I have no idea who you are, what your motives truly are (aside from a doomposting affinity), but even so, this is a hard one to just hand wave away.

What can you do? I have to agree on the fitness/nutrition advice. There are quite a few unknows, like just how prevalent this might be, and if you can have a better chance the more fit you are (probably). If this isn't a severe wakeup for anyone who's been neglecting their fitness, diet, etc. I'm not sure what to say. Do all variants of this disease cause the neurological symptoms to the same degree? If the virus gets weaker, as it has been doing in regards to mortality rate, does this apply to it's neurological component. The thing that has me wondering now, is that you have all these vaccinated asymptomatic carries of covid now, walking around with the virus in their bodies, is that a good thing? I would want it out of me as fast as possible, not hiding under the radar. Is the immune system attacking covid as hard as it should in the vaccinated? If it hangs around in you a long time, is that more chance of it opening an "CHAZ automonous zone" in your brain? I hate having so many questions, and very few answers. I need a drink.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

You've mentioned this a few times in the thread over the last few months, so I took a look into it. Apparently the fungal spores can germinate on the filter, and then grow mycelium throughout it.....Fungus is really hardcore. I also imagine the high humidity in the post hurricane environment would only speed this process up. Not the case for a virus that happens to find itself stuck the the electrostatically charged fibers in the filter, compound this with the fact that the virus doesn't do so well on things like paper, rough surfaces, and it probably dies after a certain number of days in something like a P100 filter.


I want to preface this by saying the BIORXIV stuff is all in preprint, and not peer reviewed yet, but I still find this troubling. I have avoided the topic, but it seems to keep reappearing. It's getting harder to ignore the neurological implications of COVID, and the worse thing about it is that this neurological side of things has the longest fuse, the longest delay time to figuring out what's going on. I have a feeling it's going to take years to figure it all out. I have to ask myself do I throw all of this info away? The MSM is picking up this stuff and magnifying it, does that mean it's all spin? I think that's the hardest thing, sifting the spin from the actual information.

The macaque study you linked spooked me. Again, it's preprint, but still. They found stuff in the brains that is associated with Parkinson's disease in all covid infected macaques. If you don't know what Parkinson's is think Michael J. Fox, he had Parkinson's disease.

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The only positive is that if this is the case, and we are going to have an epidemic of this disease, maybe it will get the attention it deserves and a ton more research. Then you might say what about the vaccine!? But then there's this to consider: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33789211/

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They suggest the spike itself could lead to these amyloid clumps forming as well. This doesn't make me sleep better. The lag time on this is so frustrating, it takes years to develop these diseases. @Drain Todger why do you always find the worst news? I have no idea who you are, what your motives truly are (aside from a doomposting affinity), but even so, this is a hard one to just hand wave away.

What can you do? I have to agree on the fitness/nutrition advice. There are quite a few unknows, like just how prevalent this might be, and if you can have a better chance the more fit you are (probably). If this isn't a severe wakeup for anyone who's been neglecting their fitness, diet, etc. I'm not sure what to say. Do all variants of this disease cause the neurological symptoms to the same degree? If the virus gets weaker, as it has been doing in regards to mortality rate, does this apply to it's neurological component. The thing that has me wondering now, is that you have all these vaccinated asymptomatic carries of covid now, walking around with the virus in their bodies, is that a good thing? I would want it out of me as fast as possible, not hiding under the radar. Is the immune system attacking covid as hard as it should in the vaccinated? If it hangs around in you a long time, is that more chance of it opening an "CHAZ automonous zone" in your brain? I hate having so many questions, and very few answers. I need a drink.

You have to wonder if they know this and this is why they are reacting the way they are reacting and telling the population means hundreds of millions of people are going to go collectively fucking crazy. I mean stop working, stop going out, stop doing anything meaningful. Society literally collapses if this is true....even if they say there is a chance..Society collapses.

People will horde food and start sniping mailmen.

Crazy shit

 

[Dancing Axolotl]

The irony in that it’s more likely the virus is mutating (aside from it inevitably doing that) to get around the vaccine, meaning the vaccine made the virus worse.

Of course, the Delta variant is bullshit, so I guess it’s moot.

I'd like to think that too and it's been brought up before here, but the masses seem to think the vaccine will inoculate enough people to stop this virus... Yeah right. As far as vaccine efficiency goes, I can't say whether it's helped anyone fight the original strains it was made for, but I've seen enough people having adverse reactions to it to know it's not good for the body. Even more worrisome is all the stink about it killing people in a few years and I could see that happening. I'm not even someone to believe in "End Times" but there is a lot of nasty shit in the world right now.

 

[NyQuilninja]

That clip desserve to be archived. The high brass at PBS might attept to erase that evidence.

Edit: Btw, one guy have fun to post a vaccine-chan meme. https://archive.ph/3F1mp#selection-33949.0-33949.32

Archived
Also dave ruben is faggot

 

[Feignedgoat]

I’m so fucking sick of this “muh Delta varient” bullshit. /cvg/ general has been tracking hundreds of varients for a year and a half. These liberal shitholes saw that people stopped caring and started ramping up the propaganda. Can’t seem to get my parents to understand that if cases went up and deaths went down, it’s less dangerous. We’re all vaccinated (and I regret it but I thought it would become mandatory) and they’re still acting like I’m selfish and will kill them by acting like a normal person.

The same people who say they’re “open minded” called me a conspiracy theorist when I said it came from the Wuhan lab (which now the media is finally admitting) and that hydroxychlorine does work (because TRUMP BAD!) and turn around and get flustered and mad when I poke holes in their arguments. I’m not even trying to be le Reddit liberals BTFO’d, I’m just trying to live my fucking life without being bombarded by neverending restrictions and constant guilt by people who think it’s heroic to burn cities down over a junkie who put a gun to a pregnant woman’s stomach.

Gotta get outta there bro I know it's easier said then done but that's just bringing ya down. Ain't noone got a right to tell ya what to believe unless of course you are a troon and always wrong.

 

[NoSpiceLife]

@Drain Todger why do you always find the worst news? I have no idea who you are, what your motives truly are (aside from a doomposting affinity), but even so, this is a hard one to just hand wave away.

No idea who he is either, sometimes I've considered that he is the source of a few things...

Anyway, I explained a few pages or 10 ago, how to find the information, I don't care about dissent as those people are only doing themselves a disservice. Often I've come across the same articles DT has, days before he's posted them, occasionally I've even posted them before he does. He understands an awful lot more than I do though, and has had a lot more experience in following the money, so to speak.

Remember the crap he got early on in the thread, that he was so autistic he was dumb, nothing he said was in any way feasible, and how long that narrative went on for? Yeah, shows how much 'groupthink' is alive and well (I even gave him a bit of shit although not for the information he was finding), even amongst supposed more open minded people.

I know this whole situation won't change the majority of people, hopefully it might start breaking through the 'professionals are the only ones that are capable of knowing anything' bullshit though.

 

[5ever a crab]

I give it till the end of next year at most before we all start being hunted down like wild animals. They're going to lock everything down one more time by fall through winter and shift the reasoning behind it on the "evil anti-vaxxers" as one final push to get the public to agree on throwing all dissenters into concentration camps if not outright slaughterhouses.

Seeing how lefties didn't see a problem with burning down black people's communities during 2020, I can see this unfortunately happening. There can be a full concentration camp full of blacks, minorities, all of the people they claim to love, getting their population culled off & being used as slave labor, and the soyboys and pig karens will just shrug it off. Their cognitive dissonance is just that strong now a days.

 

[The Great Citracett]

 

[Kiwi Lime Pie]

Someone on another forum pointed out since that HIPAA doesn't mean you can't give your own info out BUT DOES protect your information from being accessed I think I found a loophole.

My current employer had a data breach that was announced a little while before I was hired. As such I refuse to give any medical information to them due to the fact that I am not convinced that they can keep that information safe.

Just a thought - seeing as how there have been so many hacks into essential infrastructure (oil, food processors) why should ANY of us believe that any company can keep that shit secured?

This seems to be the general case with any sort of privacy law. My field has privacy laws meaning I can't disclose information without permission. However, a client that discloses the information to their aunt or friend who in turn shares the information to others doesn't fall under the same legal/ethical obligation.

I've honestly considered the HIPAA angle as well in that I would politely ask someone inquiring about vaccination status what protocols are in place to keep that information from being unnecessarily or improperly disclosed. A response that's not reassuring should be pointed out as such and cited as grounds to be hesitant to disclose such sensitive information.

As it stands now, hackers are already targeting doctors offices more after the requirement they keep medical records electornically because it's a treasure trove of allsorts of personal information. So, it's not that off base or unreasonable to assume COVId data would also been seen as a similar commodity by hackers and other bad actors.

DOJ Threatens to Sue Texas Over Its Steps to Stop Illegal Aliens from Spreading Disease

It's ironic that the US has border restrictions for citizens and others wanting to travel to and from Canada and Mexico while illegals, many of whom bring COVID with them, are able to enter the US without restriction thanks to the welcome arms of the Biden Administration.

Politics aside, one can't blame Texas or any other border locale from wanting to keep illegals infected with COVID from being on their oil and spreading COVID without any sort of hindrance. It's also not surprising to see the DOJ taking the political stance and threatening a lawsuit.

The NBC national news reported tonight that a facility in Fort Bliss holding minors that have come across the border illegally has a huge COVID problem in that many of those being housed there came in with COVID and they are spreading it to each other like wildfire. Meanwhile, the powers that be are trying to keep it under wraps and memory holed as much as possible. Why is that not surprising? (/rhetorical)

 

[EndTimes21]

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove your Covid status

Tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee? Some entrepreneurs have a (temporary) proposition

www.calvertjournal.com

Russian entrepreneurs have just launched tattoo-QR codes to prove you…

archived 31 Jul 2021 00:34:23 UTC

archive.ph

"For millions of us, scanning and carrying QR codes has become a staple of pandemic life. But if you’re tired of touting your phone every time you want to grab a coffee, then entrepreneurs in Moscow have a new proposition: getting a QR code as a (temporary) tattoo.

Created by food courier service Delivery Club and Everink Tattoo, the new service is aimed at Muscovites who need a QR pass to enter bars and restaurants. The link proves that the holder is either fully vaccinated, has had Covid-19 in the past six months, or has had a recent negative PCR test.

The new measures came into force in the Russian capital on 23 June, amid record daily Covid-19 infection rates and a very low vaccine uptake, with just 13 per cent of Russia’s population being fully vaccinated.

To speed up the country’s vaccination drive, the Russian government has resorted to measures to incentivise people to get themselves vaccinated, ranging from competitions and cash payments to threats of dismissal.

Everink Tattoo and Delivery Club hope that their tattoos will also encourage Russians to get jabbed, as well as providing a boost to the country’s hospitality sector.

Lasting between two and three weeks, the waterproof tattoos come with a catalog of designs, with the simple square paired with designs from floral wreaths to “wino forever”."

I guess maybe there was something to that whole Mark of the Beast after all.

Great, putting bar codes on themselves, there is no better way to affirm you are a product.

 

[EndTimes21]

Shit gets gayer everyday.

Edit: I'd also like to think that the poster below me is being hyperbolic. But who would have ever thought that the elite and the state would be able to control and manipulate the masses as they have over the past 18 months on a global scale.

Yeah, convincing the population of a deadly pandemic while almost nobody knows a person who died from it, the ones who do is usually old or very old/sick people. The ones who claim they had it describe a flu.

Literal Idiocracy in real life, unbeliveable.