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    John William Godward Dolce Far Niente (It’s Sweet Doing Nothing) 1909     By now, I’m at the point where I wonder why nobody -that I know of
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    #68915
    chettt
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    #68916
    MrMoto
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    Agree 100%

    There has been a almost pathological resistance to early treatment of Covid patients.

    They can do EUA’s for remdesivir on the shoddiest of evidence but deny use of HCQ.

    One of the studies that was pro for HCQ came out of the Henry Ford medical system in Detroit – of course it was only ‘observational’ but they were convinced it worked because they had positive results from treating people (and they were treating a lot of people at the time). When the ‘hammer’ came down on HCQ use they applied for an EUA so that they could continue using it. It was denied.

    ‘But wait there’s more!’

    Study results on the use of colchicine (a gout medicine) came out of Montreal on Jan 23. Again this was for early treatment.

    It was an ‘official’ study, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled across multiple countries. Over 4000 subjects who had had positive PCR tests.

    ‘Analysis of the study found that colchicine resulted in reductions in hospitalizations by 25 per cent, the need for mechanical ventilation by 50 per cent, and deaths by 44 per cent.’

    Given the state of hospitals and LTC homes in Canada this should be topic number 1 with plans for an EUA, roll outs, further studies etc. but it seems to have already disappeared off the radar.

    https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/quebec-researchers-say-they-have-found-an-effective-drug-to-fight-covid-19-1.5279310

    ‘But wait there’s more!’

    These guys think fluvoxamine may be as good or better than ivermectin but because it’s for early treatment…..

    https://www.treatearly.org/

    Fluvoxamine may prevent serious illness in COVID-19 patients

    There are billions for mega corp. projects but anything else is not only not supported but sidelined.

    The whole HCQ bash down was beyond belief. Not only has there been a total lack of support for early treatment it has gone far beyond that. It has turned into actual suppression.

    I’m not one for conspiracy theories but if it ‘quacks like a duck’ …..

    #68918
    chettt
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    excerpt from American Journal of Medicine January 2021…

    COVID-19 hospitalizations and death can be reduced with outpatient treatment.


    Principles of COVID-19 outpatient care include:
    1) reduction of reinoculation,
    2) combination antiviral therapy,
    3) immunomodulation,
    4) antiplatelet/antithrombotic therapy
    5) administration of oxygen, monitoring, and telemedicine.


    Future randomized trials will undoubtedly refine and clarify ambulatory treatment, however we emphasize the immediate need for management guidance in the current crisis of widespread hospital resource consumption, morbidity, and mortality.
    https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S0002934320306732-gr1.jpg

    #68919
    zerosum
    Participant

    The Choir
    Criminal COVID Negligence

    (To preach to the choir means to preach to those who already agree with you)

    If Dr. Fauci does not positively mention head lice medicine or malaria medicine, vitamin C and D, and zinc while promoting vaccines and other ways of minimizing covid19 negative effects then you know that he has an hidden agenda.
    In other words, go look somewhere else for the truth.

    Nobody want to be ostracized, shunned, lose their job.
    A brown nose is a requirement to become an “expert”.
    (Its a good thing that TAE has “truthtellers” )

    #68921
    Doc Robinson
    Participant

    Illargi: “very simple and cheap substances could have made [vaccines] obsolete.”

    If those simple, cheap, and effective treatments were allowed to be recognized as such, then the vaccines would not have been able to skip the normally required years of safety testing before being widely distributed.

    Instead of getting FDA approval after the vaccines are proven “safe”, the vaccines instead got Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), which is given “when certain statutory criteria have been met, including that there are no adequate, approved, and available alternatives.

    An Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) is a mechanism to facilitate the availability and use of medical countermeasures, including vaccines, during public health emergencies, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic. Under an EUA, FDA may allow the use of unapproved medical products, or unapproved uses of approved medical products in an emergency to diagnose, treat, or prevent serious or life-threatening diseases or conditions when certain statutory criteria have been met, including that there are no adequate, approved, and available alternatives. Taking into consideration input from the FDA, manufacturers decide whether and when to submit an EUA request to FDA.

    Once submitted, FDA will evaluate an EUA request and determine whether the relevant statutory criteria are met…

    https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/vaccines/emergency-use-authorization-vaccines-explained

    #68922
    WES
    Participant

    About this painting!

    This artist’s ability to portray detail makes this a great painting in my view.

    Obviously I am a minority in a sea of abstracts!

    #68924
    Maxwell Quest
    Participant

    This artist struck me as a softer version of Maxfield Parrish.

    To borrow from a recent thread:

    “It’s possible we are in a completely fraudulent system.” – Dr. Burry, The Big Short (2015)

    Yes, the financial system is a complete extractive fraud. This was made clear when not a single person was prosecuted for the 2008 financial crisis. Wall Street, the Fed, regulators, mortgage lenders, rating agencies, academia, and the media were all in bed together making money off their scams, skims, and cons.

    After it all imploded, nobody went to jail. Zero. Zip. Nada. Nobody saw nothin’. Who could’ve knowed? Nope, no criminal negligence or malfeasance here!

    And since all the media experts agreed that it was a rare convergence of a series of unfortunate events that were outside everyone’s control, all the big players got to keep their winnings. And just to make it perfectly clear who called the shots, they all rewarded themselves with bonuses, promotions, stock options, and complimentary media gigs to edify the lumpen.

    What have we learned since then? That the banking/mortgage industry is not the only institution that went over to the Dark Side, and is protected by the media and courts. We see now that Big Tech has taken the plunge, along with our entire electoral system. The list grows longer each year… “It is a ponderous chain!”

    After having seen the judicial system turn it’s back on the 2020 election fraud claims, even as the dump trucks were unloading their cargos of evidence on the courthouse steps, I don’t hold out much hope for Ilargi’s strategy of fighting Big Pharma at the bench.

    Lately, I can’t help thinking that the pandemic is just the latest tool in a much larger (and darker) scheme of total global hegemony. Under this umbrella, Big Pharma is only happy to do it’s part by fleecing it’s victims and using western populations for its mRNA experiments.

    #68925
    maryballon
    Participant

    I suspect that there are grouips in several/many countries starting the process of filing lawsuits against their governments and health agencies. In Canada Rocco Galati is assembling information:
    https://www.constitutionalrightscentre.ca/anti-vaxxers-anti-maskers-file-11m-lawsuit-against-trudeau/

    In Europe Reiner Fuellmich calls the pandemic false and a crime against humanity.

    I am sure that there are other centres preparing lawsuits! We just don’t seem to have a site where we can get this kind of information on our country and state or province so that we can add our names to support the legal action.

    #68929
    John Day
    Participant

    @Chett: Yes, that very good paper you link to is from the same FLCCC Front line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance guys. Keep track here. I’m honored to be on their listserv. I am spending significant time there lately.
    @Doc Robinson: Yes, the Emergency Use Authorization law is a wartime law, for bioweapon attacks, and was never intended to be used for a pandemic. (I do think this is a leaked bioweapon, but it was in the US and Europe in mid 2019, so it could have been labs other than Wuhan, too)
    To activate that law required lies, maybe not quite at first, but they were clearly lies by late spring. By mid spring, the government doubled down, forced the VA to stop using HCQ/azithromycin, and all other hospitals soon stopped, too. My daughter’s hospital had tracked VA use early, and their deaths and ICU admissions seemed to go up. their stats went down to average when the stopped HCG/Azithro. Just following orders, like everybody else.
    At least one of the doctors on the FLCCC list has intimated to me the feeling that we are all putting up with lies and injustice rather than face the consequences.
    @ Ilargi: What about everybody else standing up to the global death machine? The courts wouldn’t even hear Trump’s case.
    Hey , judges have families that can die in flaming car accidents, too (Ref fiancee of Georgia Governor’s daughter).
    I think we are all in deeper shite than we are comfortable admitting, but that’s just what I think. I’m human. I err.
    I feel very fortunate to have started everything I am doing at the clinic before it became a political hot-button. I am prescribing more and more ivermectin, but I’m still the only one. I’m just keeping on.
    This is one of those times in history where you just need to outlive your enemy, I think. That’s my current objective. I want to help global financial capitalism fail by keeping on keeping on and pushing vitamin-D , zinc and ivermectin to everybody who will listen.
    The system needs to fail, and it’s our life support system, even though it sucks our lifeblood.
    We are hostages. Wiggle in those ropes, friends! Do some transactions without the internet, and walk or bike places. Put a target on your forehead by planting a vegetable garden…

    #68930
    John Day
    Participant

    Oops, FLCCC link

    Home

    #68931
    John Day
    Participant

    President Joe signs Executive Order banning the term “China virus”.
    Mandatory sentencing guidelines to follow?
    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/biden-signs-executive-order-ban-term-china-virus

    #68932
    V. Arnold
    Participant

    John William Godward Dolce Far Niente (It’s Sweet Doing Nothing) 1909

    Stunningly beautiful; the textures, the marble, words fail.
    Trust your eyes to wander about, and drink it all in………..

    #68937
    WES
    Participant

    V. Arnold:

    Glad to see I am not the only one who thinks this is a great painting!

    #68939
    V. Arnold
    Participant

    Glad to see I am not the only one who thinks this is a great painting!

    How could anyone think otherwise? 😉

    #68951
    Dr. D
    Participant

    Or like also said: Any lie leads to all lies. Any truth leads to all truths.

    So the segments going over the dark side must increase as they are attacked and captured, or decrease as truth re-appears and people reject them. It the moment you can see where we are.

    #68971
    Noirette
    Participant

    The differences re. serious illness / deaths for different groups, as one tends to define them today, is very little or poorly analysed.

    The first ‘vulnerability’ for COV19 death is age.

    OK, the very elderly can be swept away by this or that, being weak and frail, and as is often said ‘beset by disfunctions, co-morbidities’ and having an immune system ‘that doesn’t function well’ .. ok, whatever. Old ppl die of something. Now they die of Cov19 and not pneumonia. I leave that aside, though I don’t consider it a given at all. (See Spanish flu, which killed young ppl first of all.)

    The second is sex, the difference between men and women diying of Cov19 is consequent. Though in graphs at some points one can see women dying more often than men, ex. in over 80, 90, 95 age-groups that is because there are very few men around left to die.

    At lower ages, 40 – 65 say, ppl who are more exposed in smiley jobs, e.g. nurses, cashiers, teachers, who are in contact with the public all the time, tend to be women, as opposed to men who are in booths overseeing the scene at the supermarket, or truck driving (alone), in construction (open air), in IT working in a cubicle, etc. And yet overall men are more vulnerable, get sicker and die more often, than women, though women may be more often infected. => A rough general picture, to be sure areas / countries vary.

    Women live longer than men, are less suceptible to the flu and other infectious diseases, all that despite their high ‘death risks’ re. pregnancy and child birth.

    This difference doesn’t attract much attention, it is taken for granted, traditional, but could provide many clues.

    One article.

    Coronavirus COV-19/SARS-CoV-2 affects women less than men: clinical response to viral infection

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32253888/

    The third factor in W countries is obesity. Again, so why exactly is obesity a risk-factor? There are some articles, but Idk of any conclusion (?)

    #68972

    Noirette,

    The third factor in W countries is obesity. Again, so why exactly is obesity a risk-factor? There are some articles, but Idk of any conclusion (?)

    I would hazard chronic inflammation.

    #69067
    dalex
    Participant

    John Day — Your suspicions about a bio-weapon seem well founded. For some reason, this particular incident (see link) has not gone viral. July 11, 2019, 2 dead (later 3), 18 hospitalized, 50+ ill, 50 miles from Ft. Detrick (an easy commute, or visit to family) which was closed by the CDC four weeks after this incident, citing “…two breaches earlier in the year”.
    “Pneumonia” in summer, with patients suffering fever, cough, wheezing, and fatigue… CDC could not ID the pathogen (reported a week later in NBC coverage).
    https://abcnews.go.com/US/respiratory-outbreak-investigated-retirement-community-54-residents-fall/story?id=64275865

    #69071
    Doc Robinson
    Participant

    @ dalex,

    Lots of comments and information about that July 2019 incident can be found here at TAE in the Debt Rattle from May 17, 2020.
    https://www.theautomaticearth.com/2020/05/debt-rattle-may-17-2020/

    #69072
    dalex
    Participant

    Thank you, @Doc Robinson! I picked up some other interesing details in those replies. I still wonder why this has not been treated like the smoking cannon it appears to be.

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