Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[Vince McMahon]

Was it blinkblinkblink blink blink blink blinkblinkblink?

Something like that, why?

 

[Nique la mere de Macron]

Interesting convo with BFF last night. She is exactly the kind of person who you would expect to be all in on the vaccines and whatnot, and indeed she did get the shots. Two months later, she is openly complaining that she feels lied to (because she didn’t get a whole lot of freedom back and she now knows that she can still get covid), and she regrets having done it.

she is a typical Macron voter. I wonder if her change of heart is becoming widespread. Bad news for The Dauphin and his mommy wife if so.

 

[Billy Beer]

Yeah, saw that a couple of days ago. One of the most sinister and sickening pieces of propaganda and psychological warfare that I've ever seen; in its extreme blatancy, whilst still being delicately subtle.

That day there was about a dozen articles like that in the few online papers and outlets I checked the news of. There just wasn't the time or inclination on my part to catalog and archive it. I guess this thread for better or worse is a bit of an echo chamber and so what is the point of preaching to the converted. Greater hope is that other people tune in and it can be a valid aggregate of other news sources for them, should they be short on time but high on 'real knowledge' thirst.



Yeah, saw that as well. Saw a few more too. There just aren't the hours in the day to document them all. Again, extreme in its blatancy but subtle in its own delicate little way. We see more the extreme propaganda side of these psychological operations, but the others only see the message without reading between the lines - for them it is just a news story stating facts - hence it is as subtle and as gentle as a whisp of air that flies over their delicate little brains, hardly registering and quickly forgotten.

But some of us here know about propaganda techniques and mass population control. It's these subtle cuts that cause the proverbial death, when in their thousands. Brain death for them in this metaphor of course. All that junk and constant haranguing adds up. It has a two fold effect. First, there is the message. They are told what to think, in a subtle fashion, but they know what the message is alright: Vaxxers double plus good, Antivaxxers double plus bad. Secondly, there is a certain intimidation to it in being constantly shouted at and patronised. They know these people are serious about this, they don't know why, but they also get that little message too: These people have power, there is nothing I feel I can do to make them stop assaulting me.

It's akin to some of the old Soviet propaganda, which maybe not so ironically we have been starting to see more and more of these past decades in the West. Where blatant lies are pushed and published LOUD AND PROUD. Everyone can see they are lies. But no one says anything, else [PUNISHMENT], so everyone keeps their trap shut, and in that they become complicit, broken by that which they dare not speak up against. The cowards are still cowards, but even the brave strong men have been buck broken now by the state.

Here's one thing I did archive while KF was down - it's in a similar vein to what we're both saying:

'I thought it was just the elderly who got sick': Vaccine sceptic, 46, dies of Covid a month after sharing Facebook posts from his ICU bed warning 'anyone with similar thoughts' to go and get jab​

• Removal firm boss Brian Lynch wanted more scientific data about the vaccine
• The Blackburn resident fell unwell and vowed to get the jab after he recovered
• But he was placed in a medically-induced coma and died surrounded by family
• He pleaded with others on social media to get the jab or 'hope it doesn't get you'

Vaccine sceptic, 46, dies of Covid after warning others to get jab

Removal firm boss Brian Lynch, 46, from Blackburn, Lancashire, who was not vaccinated, fell unwell with Covid-19 and spent weeks in the intensive care unit at The Royal Blackburn Hospital before his death.

www.dailymail.co.uk

https://archive.ph/A7ZYE

Well, you probably didn't hear about the protests that happened just a couple of days ago at the BBC. I've been checking the thread and I might have missed it but pretty sure no one mentioned this -

Police battle to defend broadcaster's west London studios as mob of dozens of activists protesting vaccine passports and jabs for children try to storm building​

• Protesters opposing vaccine passports and child vaccinations swarmed on the west London base of the BBC
• Video shows a large group clashing with police officers outside the BBC's White City Studios in west London
• Today's protest at the BBC appears to have been organised by an anti-lockdown group called Official Voice
• Ahead of the protest, the group called on supporters to descend on London and said 'media is the problem'

Police clash with anti-vaccine protesters as they descend on BBC

The protesters, opposing vaccine passports and vaccination of children, were seen clashing with police outside the broadcaster's White City headquarters.

www.dailymail.co.uk

https://archive.vn/VxTHg

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Talking of propaganda. Who are the ones who push it? The media are the street-corner pushers to TPTB and all their secret (and not so secret) think tanks and powermongers.

the group called on supporters to descend on London and said 'media is the problem'

Quite.


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I archived both those videos from the protest that took place and were hardly mentioned anywhere at all. Not really surprising the BigBlackCock company doesn't want to advertise it I suppose.

I checked back on the article today to see what the latest comments were. This is the top comment -

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They also put another video up -

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They basically came to storm the actual BBC building as you can see from the vids. And the weather wasn't totally great that day -

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If you notice in a couple of those videos as well, you can see a few Maroon Berets. They are our parachute regiment. Elite infantry known as 'The Paras', in this country. Guys you kind of want on your side, and of course, they led from the front. When you've dropped out of a plane at thousands of feet with the equivalent of your bodyweight on your back, and still have the strength to take the fight to the enemy on the ground after you land, I suppose this was just a day out for them. Good on them.

Lots more articles I could quote, but I think any sane man would be getting the picture, and will have had enough by now.


ETA:
If you read that link I gave -

https://archive.vn/VxTHg

You would notice how hard they are trying to be subtle. They are coming for US now! Those that aren't anti-vaxxers, but just want more scientific data.

Removal firm boss Brian Lynch, 46, said he was not an anti-vaxxer, but wanted more long-term scientific data before getting the jab.

Get that through your nut all you cunts who aren't anti-vaxxers and just want more long-term scientific data! You'll still be sorry when you're fucking dead, won't you.

They are watching us.

Very closely.

And they are planning their moves very carefully and stealthily. This is not going away. It's not going to get better. The coof doesn't scare me, but the govt. does.

We're reached the point where now you will not be able to put up a reasonable or moral objection to just wanting more information, else you'll be FUCKING DEAD!

The Scientic Method weeps.

Interesting info,

Just to add some more lulz to the pile, here's another one from the big black cock company:

Covid vaccine: Fertility and miscarriage claims fact-checked

Posts claiming Covid vaccines cause miscarriages are not supported by scientific evidence.

www.bbc.co.uk

Spoiler

False and misleading claims that Covid-19 vaccines harm fertility and cause miscarriages are still circulating online, against all the evidence.
Doctors are extremely cautious about what they recommend during pregnancy, so the original advice was to avoid the jab.
But now, so much safety data has become available that this advice has changed and the vaccine is now actively encouraged (as getting Covid itself can put a pregnancy at risk).
We have looked at some of the more persistent claims - and why they are wrong.

A study shows the vaccine accumulating in the ovaries - False​

This theory comes from a misreading of a study submitted to the Japanese regulator.
The study involved giving rats a much higher dose of vaccine than that given to humans (1,333 times higher).
Only 0.1% of the total dose ended up in the animals' ovaries, 48 hours after injection.
Far more - 53% after one hour and 25% after 48 hours - was found at the injection site (in humans, usually the arm). The next most common place was the liver (16% after 48 hours), which helps get rid of waste products from the blood.
The vaccine is delivered using a bubble of fat containing the virus's genetic material, which kick-starts the body's immune system.
And those promoting this claim cherry-picked a figure which actually referred to the concentration of fat found in the ovaries.

Fat levels in the ovaries did increase in the 48 hours after the jab, as the vaccine contents moved from the injection site around the body.
But, crucially, there was no evidence it still contained the virus's genetic material.
We don't know what happened after 48 hours as that was the limit of the study, but we would expect levels to fall back to zero.

Monitoring data shows vaccines cause miscarriages - False​

Some posts have highlighted miscarriages reported to vaccine-monitoring schemes, including the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) Yellow Card scheme in the UK and the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) in the US.
Anyone can report symptoms or health conditions they experience after being vaccinated. Not everyone will choose to report, so this is a self-selecting database.
There were indeed miscarriages reported in these databases - they are unfortunately common events - but this does not mean the jab caused them.

A study has found data showing the miscarriage rate among vaccinated people was in line with the rate expected in the general population - 12.5%.
Dr Victoria Male, a reproductive immunologist at Imperial College London, says these reporting systems are very good for spotting side-effects from the vaccine that are normally rare in the general population - that's how a specific type of blood clot was linked in some rare cases to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
If you suddenly start seeing unusual symptoms in vaccinated people, it raises a red flag.

• The unfounded claims about vaccines and fertility
• True stories, fake claims about periods and the vaccine

They are not so good at monitoring side-effects that are common in the population - such as changes to periods, miscarriages and heart problems. Seeing them in the data doesn't necessarily raise these red flags because you'd expect to see them anyway, vaccine or not.
It's only if we start getting many more miscarriages than are seen in unvaccinated people that this data would prompt an investigation - and that's not been the case.
Some people have also shared graphs showing a big rise in the overall number of people reporting their experiences to these schemes compared with previous years, for other vaccines and drugs.
This has been used to imply the Covid vaccine is less safe. But the rise doesn't tell us that, what it shows is that an unprecedented proportion of the population is being vaccinated.

Vaccines could attack the placenta - No evidence​

A widely shared petition from Michael Yeadon, a scientific researcher who has made other misleading statements about Covid, claimed the coronavirus's spike protein contained within the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines was similar to a protein called syncytin-1, involved in forming the placenta.
He speculated that this might cause antibodies against the virus to attack a developing pregnancy, too.
Some experts believe this was the origin of the whole belief that Covid vaccines might harm fertility.
In fact syncytin-1 and the coronavirus's spike protein are just about as similar as any two random proteins - if the body was that easily confused, it would risk attacking its own organs every time it caught an infection and developed antibodies.
But now evidence has been gathered to help disprove his theory.

US fertility doctor Randy Morris, who wanted to respond directly to the concerns he'd heard, began monitoring his patients who were undergoing IVF treatment to see whether vaccination made any difference to their chances of a successful pregnancy.
Out of 143 people in Dr Morris's study, vaccinated, unvaccinated and previously infected women were about equally likely to have a successful embryo implantation and for the pregnancy to continue to term.
The study is small, but it adds to a large volume of other evidence - and were the claim true, you would expect that to show up even in a study of this size.
Dr Morris pointed out that people spreading these fears had not explained why they believed antibodies produced in response to the vaccine could harm fertility but the same antibodies from a natural infection would not.
The problem is, while scientists are rushing to provide evidence to reassure people, by the time they can report their findings people online have moved on to the next thing.
As Dr Morris explained: "The hallmark of a conspiracy theory is as soon as it's disproven, you move the goalpost."

There are some fun clown world sentences in that 'fact' checking article - except they miss the fact that the vaccine isn't a vaccine, but brushing over that, here's my favourite:

Some people have also shared graphs showing a big rise in the overall number of people reporting their experiences to these schemes compared with previous years, for other vaccines and drugs.
This has been used to imply the Covid vaccine is less safe. But the rise doesn't tell us that, what it shows is that an unprecedented proportion of the population is being vaccinated.

Hmm, except, the reporting systems mentioned in this article; MHRA in the UK and VAERS in the US, are only recording the UK and the US. As this article is reffering to UK residents, it is an outright lie to say an "unprecedented proportion of the population is being vaccinated", when A) it isn't a vaccine, and B) Every child across the country receives Smallpox and MMR VACCINES every year.

Bonus delusion:

As Dr Morris explained: "The hallmark of a conspiracy theory is as soon as it's disproven, you move the goalpost."

And this is the shit that normies and NPC's are being fed.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

Didn't the Pharma companies themselves warn pregnant women about their "vaccine?" I'm not very convinced by this "fact check", because they've been cherrypicking scientific data since the very beginning to support the political cause they felt like. The fact there ever was scientific evidence to the contrary should show how weak their claims are.

B) Every child across the country receives Smallpox and MMR VACCINES every year.

Do they still vaccinate against smallpox in the UK? I thought most Western countries stopped that by the early 90s because smallpox had been declared extinct (outside of certain laboratories) for years at that point and developed nations eradicated smallpox decades earlier.

Not like it matters anyway, because even the pre-00s MMR vaccine was far, far safer than the Chinavirus vaccine and the diseases it protected against a hell of a lot worse than the Chinavirus. And even if the vaccines = autism controversy was stupid and unfortunately stopped the eradication of measles in some countries (which that vaccine actually could do, because it worked unlike this one), it did force Pharma to role out a vaccine that was even more safe. I really wish one day these people would be forced to admit that this isn't a vaccine but an attempt at a vaccine. I mean even if it caused a bunch of miscarriages, heart attacks, etc. like it does, if it at least protected you from the virus and prevented you from spreading it to others at an almost perfect rate (you know, like every other vaccine from the MMR to polio to smallpox), at least it would be a vaccine and be doing something useful. And these fucking idiots literally believe we can make the virus go extinct? LMAO, we lost that chance the minute it escaped China's borders, thanks to China's brilliant pandemic management where people from Wuhan could fly anywhere in the world but to another city in China.

 

[Salubrious]

Thank you based South American for bringing this to my attention.

https://archive.is/Ilhyq

TL;DR - Fully vaccinated man DIES of COVID, doctors say his suffering would have been worse if he wasn't.

So now the story is that the vaccine makes your death less painful.

Edit: Fuck, @Drain Dodger beat me to it two pages ago. Didn't read carefully enough.

 

[Vince McMahon]

3 hours. Just a bit tired but surprisingly well. The arm near the injection site feels a bit painful but it's like a bruise, more than anything.

Barely any headache but it's kinda lurking there, so I took ibuprofen just in case.

Am I lucky or is the ride still due?

 

[Billy Beer]

Do they still vaccinate against smallpox in the UK? I thought most Western countries stopped that by the early 90s because smallpox had been declared extinct (outside of certain laboratories) for years at that point and developed nations eradicated smallpox decades earlier.

I've got a Smallpox vaccine and the scar to show for it, if they did stop, they must have done it not long after I got it done. That doesn't discount that we did/have a very succesful vaccine roll-out, so successful that it wiped the virus off of the face of the Earth. That's a fact not worth checking though...

Not like it matters anyway, because even the pre-00s MMR vaccine was far, far safer than the Chinavirus vaccine and the diseases it protected against a hell of a lot worse than the Chinavirus. And even if the vaccines = autism controversy was stupid and unfortunately stopped the eradication of measles in some countries (which that vaccine actually could do, because it worked unlike this one), it did force Pharma to role out a vaccine that was even more safe. I really wish one day these people would be forced to admit that this isn't a vaccine but an attempt at a vaccine. I mean even if it caused a bunch of miscarriages, heart attacks, etc. like it does, if it at least protected you from the virus and prevented you from spreading it to others at an almost perfect rate (you know, like every other vaccine from the MMR to polio to smallpox), at least it would be a vaccine and be doing something useful. And these fucking idiots literally believe we can make the virus go extinct? LMAO, we lost that chance the minute it escaped China's borders, thanks to China's brilliant pandemic management where people from Wuhan could fly anywhere in the world but to another city in China.

This coof is just like the bird coof, swine coof and sars 1 coof. The only difference is that 15 years later, our population (the west) is fatter, lazier and more susceptible to disease than ever before. Gotta protect those lard-arse motherfuckers that are promoted as beautiful and normal. lol

This is nature correcting the human mistake; wipe-out fatties

 

[Animewasamistake]

I have to admit gamers, I am starting to go full doomer. everything that was once said as a dumb meme or joke like Vaccine passports and the complete dehumanizing of society has come true in a big way. lockdown after lockdown all I see is a constant scream of "just do the right thing, get vaccinated, get checked and scan in" something that would have been impossible to imagine outside of a work of fiction ten years ago.

Its just so bloody draining. i have no intention of getting the 'jab' and unless i am forced to by my employer, i refuse to wear a mask. but it feels like we are past that now. now its all about controlling where you can go, who you can see and how often you can leave the area like a prison or something.

 

[Carnavoyeur]

3 hours. Just a bit tired but surprisingly well. Arm near the injection sight feels a bit painful but it's like a bruise, more than anything.

Barely any headache but it's kinda lurking there, so I took ibuprofen just in case.

Am I lucky or is the ride still due?

That sounds pretty much like my reaction. Your arm may start hurting like hell tomorrow, but I didn't take any painkillers after mine. I felt very weird for about 2 weeks after with lots of sporadic headaches, lightheadedness and a similar feeling to dehydration or low blood sugar. So watch out for that. Eat well and drink water.

 

[Vince McMahon]

That sounds pretty much like my reaction. Your arm may start hurting like hell tomorrow, but I didn't take any painkillers after mine. I felt very weird for about 2 weeks after with lots of sporadic headaches, lightheadedness and a similar feeling to dehydration or low blood sugar. So watch out for that. Eat well and drink water.

I'm kind of worried about the second shot because everyone universally says that the second shot is worst than the first. Was that your experience as well?

 

[Salubrious]

I have to admit gamers, I am starting to go full doomer. everything that was once said as a dumb meme or joke like Vaccine passports and the complete dehumanizing of society has come true in a big way. lockdown after lockdown all I see is a constant scream of "just do the right thing, get vaccinated, get checked and scan in" something that would have been impossible to imagine outside of a work of fiction ten years ago.

Its just so bloody draining. i have no intention of getting the 'jab' and unless i am forced to by my employer, i refuse to wear a mask. but it feels like we are past that now. now its all about controlling where you can go, who you can see and how often you can leave the area like a prison or something.

It's amazing listening to people just openly saying "you have no personal freedoms in a pandemic!"

Then, if you say that they will stretch out this "pandemic" forever due to a power grab, they call you a conspiracy theorist. One sentence after telling you how evil your are for wanting freedoms in a pandemic.

 

[PFM]

3 hours. Just a bit tired but surprisingly well. The arm near the injection site feels a bit painful but it's like a bruise, more than anything.

Barely any headache but it's kinda lurking there, so I took ibuprofen just in case.

Am I lucky or is the ride still due?

It sounds to me like you're a bit of a hypochondriac. Any IM injection is going to make you hurt. The needle pierces your fucking muscle tissue. Accept that you got the jab and carry on, quit sperging out looking for side effects.

People hyper focused on symptoms are the reason they're running to get a COVID test for a minor case of the sniffles, holy shit....

 

[Vince McMahon]

It sounds to me like you're a bit of a hypochondriac. Any IM injection is going to make you hurt. The needle pierces your fucking muscle tissue. Accept that you got the jab and carry on, quit sperging out looking for side effects.

People hyper focused on symptoms are the reason they're running to get a COVID test for a minor case of the sniffles, holy shit....

I disagree with your statement but you have a fair point, I'll stop. It was scary to get it, purely because I didn't trust (and still don't) the people who are pushing it.

 

[Escaped Abortion]

I disagree with your statement but you have a fair point, I'll stop. It was scary to get it, purely because I didn't trust (and still don't) the people who are pushing it.

I mean that's understandable considering Moderna's stock dropped 15% because it was linked to kidney failure and a dysfuction that causes your skin to spontaeously errupt into 3rd degree burn-like blisters. I remember seeing people who had that latter side effect, but I wasn't quite sure what it was until now. One of the ladies who had it was being advised they might have to amputate her legs.

 

[PFM]

I disagree with your statement but you have a fair point, I'll stop. It was scary to get it, purely because I didn't trust (and still don't) the people who are pushing it.

Sorry if I came off as harsh I'm just tired of seeing everyone running to the doc for a minor case of *anything* like the user a page back. The nurse at the urgent care sounds a bit tired of it, too.

I work a pretty physical job, if I ran to the doc for any oddball physical pain I felt I'd never leave the hospital.

 

[X Prime]

I really would like to know the mechanism for side effects like that. Pity it will never be adequately investigated.

 

[Vince McMahon]

Sorry if I came off as harsh I'm just tired of seeing everyone running to the doc for a minor case of *anything* like the user a page back. The nurse at the urgent care sounds a bit tired of it, too.

I work a pretty physical job, if I ran to the doc for any oddball physical pain I felt I'd never leave the hospital.

I hardly do that myself (not that it matters). I only recently joined a company that offers health insurance, which is, in my Europoor country, a very magnanimous package and without it, you have to pay through your nose for shit.

My sperging was more like a surprise that it's so far, so good but it's only been a couple of hours. Trust me, with my preexisting conditions and a quarter of my life in hospitals, there are barely things I hate more than doctors and hospitals.

 

[X Prime]

Have you considered less roids, Vince?

 

[Super-Chevy454]

maybe already posted in this thread:

CDC admits it DID overcount Florida's COVID cases: Agency revises down state's weekend numbers from 28,000 to 19,000 but offers no explanation | Kiwi Farms

I won't be surprised if the CDC also overcount covid cases in other states.

 

[Vince McMahon]

Have you considered less roids, Vince?

YOU DIDN'T QUOTE ME AND GIVE ME THAT SWEET DOPAMINE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE