Debt Rattle December 30 2020
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December 30, 2020 at 10:17 am #67428
Raúl Ilargi Meijer
KeymasterJuan Gris Guitar on a chair 1913 • Travelers May Need A COVID Vaccine Passport To Travel In 2021 (JTN) • ER Nurse Tests Positive For COVID19 Ei
[See the full post at: Debt Rattle December 30 2020]December 30, 2020 at 12:03 pm #67430a kullervo
ParticipantVaccine passport
Vaccination proof is not a matter of public health, it’s simply a matter of compliance.
How long will it take for people to realize this?
How long will it take to understand that the real threat to mental health is not the supposed virus but the measures used to “flatten the curve” and the fear mongering campaign waged by the current sociopath crop in charge?December 30, 2020 at 1:26 pm #67431Basseterre Kitona
ParticipantI’m afraid I lost the plot line along the way. If the chief WHO scientist says there’s no evidence the vaccine protects you from being infected, or even from infecting others, what is the purpose of a vaccine passport?
• Travelers May Need A COVID Vaccine Passport To Travel In 2021 (JTN)
The purpose is to keep everybody scared into compliance with bureaucratic tyranny.
None of it makes any logical sense. As the virus is basically everywhere now, there’s not much point in having any travel restrictions any more beyond barring sick travelers with obvious symptoms (heavy coughing). Healthy and asymptomatic people should not have to prove anything, that burden should be on airline, cruise ships or whatever.
And if you need docs regarding your coronavirus status then why stop there? Let’s prove you are HIV free too. And have approved blood pressure. I see now reason why we can’t have Medical Doctors manning CT scanners at the security check point so that we can screen for tumors while the TSA looks for contraband. That might have actually helped me catch a tour that grew to 10 inches in my belly before I knew about it.
December 30, 2020 at 1:37 pm #67432Dr. D
ParticipantIn the idiotic sense that 2020 is unprecedented, worst year ever, no, that’s only for people who are ignorant, uncurious, and illiterate.
Among many, blast from the past, the Battle of Athens, Tennessee, 1946:
“The corruption in politics was just in your face. In Athens, Tennessee, the Cantrell-Mansfield government was not only rigging their election to stay in power, but they were also involved in bootlegging, gambling, and protection scheme shaking down local businesses and citizens along with tourists demanding big fines and fees. Because of the corruption, Athens stagnated and did not boom as other cities revived. When veterans returned home from the war and found corruption out of control, they began to confront Cantrell and Mansfield who tried to nullify the veterans’ votes and reform efforts.
The U.S. Department of Justice proved useless back then as well who supposedly investigated allegations of electoral fraud in 1940, 1942, and 1944, but never took any action. The issue was resolved by violence, which is always the case when the rule of law fails as we see once against today. A sign marks the spot of the uprising where several hundred veterans, with some accounts claiming as many as 2,000, took up arms against the politicians who retreated to the jailhouse. They took up positions across the street and died upon them. They finally surrendered and they appointed a new government by sheet force (see account). It was common back then as well that dead voters’ participated in elections as they always doAw, violence and standing up for yourself never works does it? One simply cannot break the law, even when it’s broken upon you. And we don’t need no Right of Self Defense, given to you by your Creator, which includes the full tools therein.
Nope. DO AS YOU’RE TOLD!!! The Justice Department looked into it and has it all worked out. You can’t fix it ‘cause it’s already fixed.
https://romabyrachel.weebly.com/uploads/1/8/0/1/18019299/3332687_orig.jpgPopulation Rome, 1.3 Million to 30,000, occupied by nothing by shepherds even up to Byron’s time. That’s what a worst year looks like. Not eating chocolate cake watching Netfix in the air conditioning, waiting for your $2,000 check to show up for doing nothing.
“I’m afraid I lost the plot line along the way. If the chief WHO scientist says there’s no evidence the vaccine protects you from being infected, or even from infecting others, what is the purpose of a vaccine passport?”
The point? POWER. Submit or be murdered where you stand. The true point of power is POWER. The end goal of power is POWER. The purpose of power is POWER. That is, EGO. And so said Orwell, who personally worked with these people and was part of their societies.
But it’s not, really: just ask them! It’s all for pure Love, pure tolerance. Bill Gates said he wanted the vaccines to reduce overpopulation. …yes, let that sink in. He said he wanted a life-saving measure so there would be FEWER people. He lives. You die. Well, can’t say he didn’t tell you! He did! Not my fault if you don’t believe the words out of his/their own mouth.
“It doesn’t stop when the virus is under control and there are few people in hospital. You’ve got to fund the long-term consequences.”You know, normally I would make fun of this sort of thing. However, do you imagine the cost of long-term medical care is over, or under, $600/person?
“The overall figure includes 1.5 million children at risk of anxiety and depression brought about or aggravated by social isolation, quarantine or the hospitalisation or death of family members. The numbers may rise as the full impact becomes clear on Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities, care homes and people with disabilities.”
Only these people matter. Everyone else can die. Because some animals are MOAR equal than others. For instance, recent professor says old people shouldn’t get the vaccine. Since statistically they’re white, they should die, and he will help them. No joke. Good medicine there, very Hippocratic oath stuff.
But nobody follows anything in the Hippocratic Oath, just read it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocratic_Oath
To hold my teacher in this art equal to my own parents; to make him partner in my livelihood; when he is in need of money to share mine
if they want to learn it, without fee or indenture; to impart precept, oral instruction
I will use those dietary regimens which will benefit my patients
Neither will I administer a poison to anybody when asked to do so,
I will not give to a woman a pessary to cause abortion.What is lacking in this early original is the only phrase we quote: “First do no harm“, which they do constantly since one of the primary causes of death is doctors, and largely via officially-prescribed drugs, not accidents.
I’ve done enough quoting here, you can look that up for yourself. HereLetMeGoogleThatForYou.com
In any case, my point was that modern medical professionals universally agree to treat everyone, and treat them equally, regardless of race, creed, nationality, violence, merit, or even compliance. Like the Red Cross, that is all left aside until everyone is patched up, and you can fight them or among yourselves afterward. Not no more! We divide medicine by color. ‘Cause dividing people by color is the sure cure for Racism!
“Sanders has the procedural means at his disposal to keep the Senate in session all the way to New Year’s Day…”That would be shocking indeed as he’s never fought for anything and has always rolled over.
“Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), with the backing of the Senate Democratic caucus, is prepared to make life miserable for Senate Republicans”
Um, no, the Senate DNC was against this until just a minute ago when Trump embarrassed them all. Then they said Trump, who proposed like $1,200/per 4 months ago, and $2,000 now, was the OBSTACLE to passing it. Oh and doesn’t this mean Bernie, the Progressives, and Trump are all close allies? Trump would even allow the vote on Medicare-for-All, (so long as it doesn’t pass) which is better than every DNC from Pelosi all the way over the AOC. So since Trump is now on the far-left, who are they against?
“Ukraine Press Conference Explicitly Ties Hunter & Joe Biden To Corruption” “Can we bury this story too?” What story? Does that give you a clue who they’re fighting?
“It seemed incredible that such a responsible outlet would advocate the overthrow of a century of public-health wisdom and even immunological basics, but that’s what they did. At this point, the New York Times was fully committed to the narrative that we must dismantle society to save it.“
Who is the enemy? Who are we fighting again?
Fun for fun, this reveals all the GOP RINO-Weasels who pretended to care about…anything. You know, 90% of the party. Vs. 91% of the DNC party? Yes, I mark a difference, but it’s very, very small.
“Why Senators Must Reject Avril Haines for Intelligence (MPN)”
They wouldn’t have this problem if she was in prison with all the others. Like Dick Cheney. …Back in 1987.
But I’m sure people have a long, long list, much longer than mine. Just ask them and we can get started. “Freedom and JUSTICE for all.” You know: equally. We already investigated the President for 3 years, let’s spread the joy. Who’s with me?
December 30, 2020 at 1:58 pm #67433Dr. D
ParticipantMore practical, Dr. Day, do they have anything on the long-term Covid syndrome yet? Ways to forestall it, of course, but more for recovery and repairs?
December 30, 2020 at 1:59 pm #67434Mr. House
Participant“authorities in the Swiss Canton of Lucerne said on Wednesday that one of the first people in the country to receive the vaccine has died, though whether his death had anything to do with the inoculation hasn’t yet been determined.”
And just so you guys know what the general treatment is of anyone who questions the official numbers:
Mr. House
Dec 28, 2020 at 11:09 pmNot to mention this from the CDC’s website
“For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.9 additional conditions or causes per death.”
ReplyWolf Richter
Dec 29, 2020 at 12:54 amMr. House,
In Vietnam, 55,000 or so Americans died from all kinds of causes of death, such as organ failure due to perforation from foreign objects, or they died from damage to their brain, or they died from infections, and from bleeding to death, and from a million other causes of death. And some just disappeared and their deaths were never verified. Almost no one “died of Viet Cong.” Get it???
The corona itself doesn’t kill you. The corona causes your organs to fail, and it causes other conditions in your body of which you might die.
It’s like dying in a car accident. You didn’t die because your car got hit by another car. You died because you bled to death or because of heart failure or brain failure, or whatever. That’s how life is.
I’m just so sick and tired of reading this Covid-is-no-big-deal garbage after 340,000 Americans have died of Covid in 10 months because too many people believed in that garbage.
Happy1
Dec 29, 2020 at 11:28 pmThis is garbage. I work in healthcare and people are dying of COVID-19 pneumonia complicated by all kinds of other organ failure. Please talk with any local ICU nurse and then respond.
December 30, 2020 at 2:00 pm #67435Mr. House
ParticipantHe was nice enough to delete all of my responses, but let thru others just so i know how much garbage it is i spew! Land of the free home of the brave baby!
December 30, 2020 at 2:02 pm #67436Mr. House
ParticipantNow i need to contact local ICU nurses!
December 30, 2020 at 2:03 pm #67437Mr. House
ParticipantDidn’t you guys know Covid is a war? I’m glad i’ve been corrected by the fear police!
December 30, 2020 at 2:13 pm #67438anticlimactic
ParticipantVACCINE
One of the things that concerns me about vaccination is whether they are tested for antibodies first.
If someone has already had the virus and the body is sensitized to the virus what happens when the blood stream is flooded with what looks like viruses? Does it go into overdrive producing antibodies? Also, is it still accepted fact that antibodies start attacking the body and are responsible for the serious after effects of infection?
Testing for antibodies could also be useful to determine what percentage of the population have had the virus. The only ‘official’ sufferers are those diagnosed by the discredited PCR test. So ‘officially’ there are about 80 million cases but it is likely to be ten time that amount.
December 30, 2020 at 2:24 pm #67439Mr. House
Participant“One of the things that concerns me about vaccination is whether they are tested for antibodies first.”
What concerns me is if they are telling the truth, period. Do we even need vaccines if c-19 can be treated with other things which are much cheaper and won’t require shots every two months?
December 30, 2020 at 2:52 pm #67440zerosum
Participant…. there may be a problem ….
I see things differentlyJuan Gris Guitar on a chair 1913 – I don’t see that. I see that the emperor has no clothes.
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@anticlimacticVACCINE
“One of the things that concerns me about vaccination is whether they are tested for antibodies first.
If someone has already had the virus and the body is sensitized to the virus what happens?”
Geee!
That is my question …. from waaaay back when.
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@ readers
TAE finds interesting news headline.
Sometimes, Dr. D, finds ways of interpreting and digging out the truth hidden in the news
I like to digggg and digggg to verify the truth hidden in the heaaadlines
—–December 30, 2020 at 4:12 pm #67442Doc Robinson
ParticipantProud of what he doesn’t know?
FDA Commissioner on COVID Vaccines: ‘I’m Incredibly Proud’…There are three things we really need to know:
(1) Do these vaccines stop asymptomatic transmission?
(2) How long will protection last?
(3) How effective will they be against mutations?December 30, 2020 at 4:18 pm #67443teri
ParticipantNow this is interesting, assuming that the reporting is completely accurate: Russia is working on an antidote to Covid.
“Russia’s Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA) has announced the development of a drug to fight against Covid-19, which would become the world’s first direct-acting antiviral antidote if clinical trials are successful.
According to Veronika Skvortsova, the head of FMBA, studies thus far have shown it is more than 99% effective. […]”https://www.rt.com/russia/511116-world-first-covid19-antidote/
December 30, 2020 at 4:42 pm #67444Raúl Ilargi Meijer
Keymastersaw that teri, wonder what it’s based on
December 30, 2020 at 4:57 pm #67446teri
ParticipantIlargi,
The article does not say. It goes on to mention another drug that they use to treat cases where there is a cytokine storm (Avifavir, which has been used on severe cases of flu in Japan), but they seem to want to keep this new drug under wraps until testing is finished. Probably worried about formula theft, or maybe they just don’t want to hype it too much in case the testing doesn’t prove it as effective as they hoped.
Anyway, a good additional approach to Covid, considering that the “vaccines” aren’t really vaccines. In the US, it seems we do some shit fast and call it done, no matter how slipshod and raggedy the result is.
December 30, 2020 at 5:09 pm #67447Noirette
ParticipantDr. Soumya is quite right (prev. thread vid. clip) to say there is no guarantee the vaccine prevents infection, transmission of the novel corona virus, etc.
Here she is at WHO in Sept. 2020, vid 5 m., from WHO site. All she says sounds more or less reasonable, ex. re. dates, testing of vaccines, their roll-out. (Within the general present framework ..for sure nothing new / interesting / smart > these are well-paid functionaries.)
Note in this clip the questions fielded are pointed — to social and irrelevant issues, such as convincing others, ideals, i.e. NOT solliciting clear medical information.
What happens is that many ppl working for these orgs. are sincere and trying to do their best, and automatically believe their superiors (adhere to what their bosses tell them.) The bosses give hints and pointers (e.g. the public needs to be convinced, one ex.) I mean, it is not all a ‘fake’ show, that is, an orchestrated performance by a multiplicity of actors. It is the covert subversion or take-over of an int. org. that *was* a ‘hope’ after WW2.
Gvmts., the front face of Corps, the MSM (by now maybe just one entity) distort and spin and outright lie about anything that doesn’t suit their agenda. They are the first to ‘deny Science.’ They hold the cards to impose a ‘dominant narrative.’
The WHO is now funded for a large part by ‘outside contributions’ (=> not contirbutions thru the UN scheme, per country member at some rate.)
WHO contributors to WHO according to WHO on their main public site:
https://www.who.int/about/funding/contributors
From WHO, more detail..
https://open.who.int/2020-21/contributors/contributor
All that ‘off the top’ large categories hides much.
December 30, 2020 at 5:19 pm #67449John Day
Participant@My Parents Said Know:
You asked about citrus seedlings. Yes, they are unpredictable. My seeds are from an orange tree from an orange seed, but there is a tangerine tree from seed right next to it, and they can cross pollinate, By the time the seedlings get to be a foot and a half or so, they start making spikes. Spiky citrus seems to be more cold tolerant, in general. It may be a long time before I see what fruit they make. Grafts onto rootstock think they are already a grown-up tree, so they make fruit much sooner,I’ve been away/busy a few days yet again.
December 30, 2020 at 5:23 pm #67450John Day
ParticipantLots of health care workers who have already had COVID (like my MD daughter) are getting vaccinated, no questions asked of anybody, as to whether this makes sense.
It’s a big, advertised rollout, mainly driven by PR. All the professional communication I get about it is sales pitches to reassure patients, as if that’s absolutely the right thing to do.
No evidence… There is so little evidence, and it is equivocal.December 30, 2020 at 5:32 pm #67451John Day
Participanthttps://www.johndayblog.com/2020/12/still-swimming-in-covid.html
We are now into the “second wave” of COVID.
In (sunny) Texas hospitalized cases have just exceeded their previous mid July peak.
There is controversy about the term “second wave”. It may mean different things to different people.
Why would there be an interruption in the spread of contagious illness through a population?
There are masks and social distancing, which make it somewhat harder for virus to jump from host to host.
There are also host-resistance factors.
Being susceptible to a bad outcome, if infected, is different from being more or less susceptible to initial infection.
We have repeatedly been shown that adequate levels of vitamin-D in a person reduce risk of infection when exposed (nasopharyngeal innate-immunity is supported.) and we have repeatedly seen that the lowest vitamin-D levels are closely correlated with worst hospital outcomes.
Giving high-dose vitamin-D in a Spanish study was a very effective treatment intervention for hospitalized patients.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7456194/
Vitamin-D levels mostly come from sunshine entering the skin surface and creating active vitamin D. Darker skin , weaker sun, and less skin exposure to the sun all decrease vitamin-D levels. Vitamin-D builds and falls slowly in the body, over months, so the peak levels lag peak sun by about 3 months. Also, people may avoid August sun, and go back out in September. The curves will be different in Hawaii and New York.
It is clear that dark skinned people in northern climes get hit the hardest, but that dark skinned people in Africa are faring tremendously better.
I have not seen a published comparison of vitamin-D levels by population, area and season, but they can be reasoned out.
Do support your local immune system this winter, please! Vitamin-D 5000 units per day is a good dose for adults, and can be doubled for the first month or 2 to get blood levels up into the mid normal range.Jeremy in the UK sent this:
Hospital Crisis Results From Lack of At-Home Treatment for COVID-19Hospital Crisis Results From Lack of At-Home Treatment for COVID-19
Here is an August interview with Professor Thomas Borody, regarding ivermectin, zinc, doxycycline treatment for COVID-19, which is curative.
Professor Borody developed the cure for peptic ulcer disease, caused by H. pylori infection. People stopped dying of bleeding ulcers, but adoption was slow, since ordinary generic medicines could be used. There was no fortune to be made.
https://covexit.com/we-know-its-curable-its-easier-than-treating-the-flu-professor-thomas-borody/Ziverdo costs $2 in India. It’s zinc, ivermectin and doxycycline at fixed doses. People seem to have a very hard time getting it to Europe or the US when seeking to order it online.
Here is the COVID-19 Essentials site that Jeremy sent.Treating physicians contribute to and update this site as a public service.
Here is Dr Paul Marik’s treatment protocol. Pages 9-11 are most relevant to outpatients, but the prophylaxis section following next is also useful.
The first few pages give a good description of what pathologic processes are occurring at what stages of infection, and what interventions are appropriate at each stage. This is the best overall reference, and includes many, many optional additions for consideration.
https://www.evms.edu/media/evms_public/departments/internal_medicine/EVMS_Critical_Care_COVID-19_Protocol.pdfDecember 30, 2020 at 5:53 pm #67452zerosum
ParticipantWhen the top 10%’s bubble pops in 2021, the loss of illusions/delusions of security and wealth will be shattering to all those who believed artifice and illusory “wealth” were real. What’s real is the tide of financialization and globalization reversed over a year ago. The tide is now running out, but few loading their “wealth” into lifeboats have noticed–yet.
http://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2020/12/the-top-10s-bubble-is-about-to-burst.html
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2020
The Top 10%’s Bubble Is About to Burst
(Not yet. There will be more printing in 2021)December 30, 2020 at 5:56 pm #67453Doc Robinson
ParticipantNote how the CDC “guidance” is framed as a directive (“need to get vaccinated”, “should be offered to you”, “may delay vaccination”).
If I already had COVID-19 and recovered, do I still need to get vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine when it’s available?COVID-19 vaccination should be offered to you regardless of whether you already had COVID-19 infection. You should not be required to have an antibody test before you are vaccinated.
However, anyone currently infected with COVID-19 should wait to get vaccinated until after their illness has resolved and after they have met the criteria to discontinue isolation.
Additionally, current evidence suggests that reinfection with the virus that causes COVID-19 is uncommon in the 90 days after initial infection. Therefore, people with a recent infection may delay vaccination until the end of that 90-day period if desired.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/faq.html
The article I linked above has this from Peter Marks, the director for the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) at the FDA:
Marks: It would be very cumbersome to screen people for infection before vaccinating them.
December 30, 2020 at 6:00 pm #67454madamski cafone
ParticipantThere is more than ample evidence that our institutions of authority are mostly using covid for reasons other than honest pandemic control, and that what they are doing in this regard generally just makes things worse. How much of this is ‘merely’ the incompetence of reactionary corruption, and how much of this may be the result of proactive corrupt planning begun before anyone had heard of covid, is anyone’s percentage ratio, i.e., guess. However, the commonly proposed corrolary conspiracy to this — that covid is mostly harmless, an overblown bugaboo — remains ambiguous at best.
I see no reason to think Wolf Richter is lying. This doesn’t mean he’s telling the truth, either. But calling him a liar doesn’t make him a liar anymore than the opposite would be true. The suggestion to call local ICU nurses is hardly without merit for persons seeking to obtain for themselves hard data and opinions from honest-to-good/bad-ness healthcare professionals who should have first-hand knowledge of covid mortality in their ICU.
December 30, 2020 at 6:23 pm #67455Geppetto
ParticipantDr. Day:
I have forwarded that EVMS_Critical_Care_COVID-19_Protocol.pdf to numerous people. Good stuff. Thanks!
On this mornings dog walkie *we* decided to go up at the start, which is good cuz it means downhill on the way home. Wind was brisk and in my face on the climb out. I was practicing my nose breathing as I always do but the wind was cold enough to sting my nostrils. I had my cotton mask in my pocket and I thought ‘perfect, this will help warm the air a bit’. Perfect opportunity to conduct some amateur science. For the first 20-25 exhales the amount of air that was passing back thru the mask was substantial. I could feel breath on my hand held 2-3″ in front of my mask. This was surprising and made me think about the “the mask protects you from me” camp. The trail has some decent gradient so I was exhaling a good amount of moisture in my breath as we worked our way upwards. And then something more surprising happened, I could no longer feel any breath on my hand 2-3″ in front of my mask. The amount of moisture that had accumulated on the inside of the mask was starting to restrict the airflow thru it on the exhale. My masks are cotton ones I get from the screen printer next to the shop. Pretty standard stuff I think. This change in the *function* of the mask made me think about the ” masks increase the viral load inside the mask camp”. A shoddy uncontrolled experiment for sure but it might be fun to design an experiment that would take in as many variables one might encounter in REAL life. And there are very many I can think of but won’t even try to list here. So I guess my take away was that since no body has the time or energy to do a proper real world contextual mask study I have a good idea that a properly fit N-95 would do a very good job if you threw it away after every hours usage. I see very few using an N-95 in my day to day. I’m thinking this morning the virus( and all pathogenic little critters for that matter!) are in the wild and always have and will be. I suppose a little precautionary principle always helps but not to the extent that ones mental health is at risk…I.E: Dr. D’s hide in the basement for the rest of your life scenario. I have been following John Day’s sage and pragmatic advice long before he laid it out here. I suppose on some levels we are kindred…… probably mostly when we both realized that out little agricultural experiments look like an oasis to all the little critters! hahahaha!
Anyways just musing and rambling. Ran across this poignant little essay via a thread off of Normonics twitter. I liked the part about camping in the forest KNOWING that the bears were in it with them! hahaha! The inherent risk in life, always present!
December 30, 2020 at 7:24 pm #67456kultsommer
ParticipantLot of well meaning “logical assertions and suggestions” in comment string, as if creators of of this twilight zone somehow overlooked rightful points printed. Logic, court of law and any other decent means will not stop the train. we’d reached point of no return.
Yesterday, while in a beautiful park by the Pacific, salty ocean smell mixed with eucalyptus tree emissions: me and wife and one small group buy the picnic table were the only ones “without” among hundred or so.
They are already rolling out Cobe’s casket with his decomposed body as the theme of the next month just in case if proles start questioning $600 vs $2,000.
Happy New Year to all at TAE.December 30, 2020 at 7:30 pm #67457Mr. House
ParticipantI wasn’t calling wolf a liar, all i did was post the CDC’s own data. Does his response and that below (which in my opinion were aggressive) seem like they were driven by logic or emotion in your opinion? My point is the viewpoint that they profess is what isn’t being censored in the news or online, to tie into rauls thank you post from the other day.
December 30, 2020 at 7:37 pm #67458zerosum
ParticipantWas hacking ….. Russia-Russia-Russia – China-China-China
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Chief Cyber Risk OfficerDecember 30, 2020 at 7:38 pm #67459Mr. House
ParticipantTokyo at risk of collapse eh? Doesn’t everyone in Asia wear masks all the time? And i thought if only we just gave up our freedoms like China we would have won the “war” on covid already?
Who to believe in this age of fraud?
December 30, 2020 at 7:42 pm #67460Dr. D
ParticipantInteresting. So they are essentially saying there is no such thing as natural immunity. Which is what the WHO just edited as NEWSPEAK on their website.
I mean, if you were naturally immune from getting it like every other thing in the history of human medicine, you wouldn’t need the vaccine, would you? But according to the Mr. Fix-it-up chappy, the Sneetches need to buy and take it anyway.
“And when every last dollar of money was spent — the Fix-it-up chap packed up…and he went.”
Went to find another test that most people now admit is +80% inaccurate. Hey, maybe you have herpes! Let me give you this 80% inaccurate test and see if you need to buy Herr Docktor’s magical mystical cure. …For a modest fee of course. And with some guaranteed side effects, including several instant deaths.
December 30, 2020 at 7:48 pm #67461Mr. House
ParticipantI wonder if you were 30 years younger if you’d still feel the same, since having second thoughts due to all the contradictions coming from the “experts” in an election year no less, against one of the most reviled figures based on democrat “conspiracies” as you call them are censored day in and out by the same media that pushed “conspiracies” for four years now censors those it hates. Which i find strange since the signs i see in my deep blue city in all the yards that state “hate has no home here” can be disproved by saying one name out loud. We are all human, none of us are perfect or non corruptible. I just choose not to believe liars anymore.
December 30, 2020 at 7:59 pm #67463Mr. House
Participant“Selfishness is not living as one wishes to live, it is asking others to live as one wishes to live. And unselfishness is letting other people’s lives alone, not interfering with them. Selfishness always aims at creating around it an absolute uniformity of type. Unselfishness recognizes infinite variety of type as a delightful thing, accepts it, acquiesces in it, enjoys it. It is not selfish to think for oneself. A man who does not think for himself does not think at all. It is grossly selfish to require of one’s neighbor that he should think in the same way, and hold the same opinions. Why should he? If he can think, he will probably think differently. If he cannot think, it is monstrous to require thought of any kind from him. A red rose is not selfish because it wants to be a red rose. It would be horribly selfish if it wanted all the other flowers in the garden to be both red and roses.”
December 30, 2020 at 8:44 pm #67464upstateNYer
Participant@Mr House: thank you for the “selfishness” post. I’m saving that one to remind myself when needed.
Also, I agree that Wolf was unnecessarily aggressive (reactive?) in his response to you. It seems to be commonplace, when it comes to covid, to slap anyone who questions the perpetual fear porn. When you get an emotional reaction to a rational question or statement, the other person feels their personal belief is threatened.
December 30, 2020 at 8:55 pm #67465WES
ParticipantDid the virus kill the flu?
I have seen a number of articles wondering where the flu went.
Is it possible the virus test also gives a “positive” result if you have the flu?
After all the flu is avirus!
December 30, 2020 at 9:25 pm #67466WES
ParticipantRegarding Mitch McConnell. He gives snakes a bad name!
What people don’t understand about Mitch, is that by not passing the $2,000 checks, he is deliberately trying to throw the 2 Georgia senate races on January 5 to the Democrats!
Yes, you read that correctly! (He already threw the presidency to Biden!)
Let’s back up a little bit. To pass any bills in the Senate normally requires 60 votes. If the Senate’s majority leader is a few votes short of reaching 60 votes, he then needs to “buy” enough votes from the Senate’s minority leader to pass a bill. The Senate’s minority leader then “sells” the required numbers of votes for an agreed upon price.
Mitch much perfers being the Senate’s minority leader (seller), not being the Senate’s majority leader (buyer). (As Senate minority leader he also escapes blame for anything that happens!)
When you are the Senate’s minority leader, you get to “sell” repubblican senator votes to the Senate’s majority leader (“buyer”)!
Mitch much prefers being a seller, not a buyer.
The Democrats will win the 2 Georgia Senate runoff races! It is a done deal!
December 30, 2020 at 9:31 pm #67467WES
ParticipantMr. House:
I think we can say; Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, were very, very selfish people!
December 30, 2020 at 9:52 pm #67468ezlxa1949
Participant$2,000 cheques
I find it very hard to understand why so many of the US ruling classes seem so keen on starving the poor. But then, In this country (Oz), the neoliberal ruling classes have the same instincts: the poor are weak, lazy, unmeritorious, and don’t deserve help.This isn’t governance or government, it’s Applied Psychopathy. Honestly, at times I feel that little people like me are simply baggage not wanted on the elites’ voyage and can be jettisoned.
Never mind. If the climate change scientists are correct, then our goose is cooked about 2050. I’ll be safely dead by then and the elites can spend the rest of their lives as some kind of troglodytes hiding from the heat.
Vaccination Dictatorship
Vaccination passports are nothing new. I had one early on in life. Many decades ago when my parents brought me from India to Oz, I needed vaccinations for Yellow Fever and Cholera. Proof of these was noted in a yellow-covered WHO-issued passport-sized booklet which had to be shown on arrival. I may still have it buried somewhere in my archives.Of course, back then it wasn’t tied to every other aspect of life. Subsequent vaccinations (chiefly polio and tetanus) were not recorded in the booklet. I think I may have needed to show it to one medico but never again. This vaccination dictatorship that is now being speedily and eagerly set up is possible only in our electronically interconnected world.
December 30, 2020 at 10:56 pm #67470Bill7
ParticipantMr. House: what happened to you at Richter’s site happened to me at NC in mid-March, when I politely pointed
out some non-controversial, readily available, mainstream facts re: Da Covid. Ms. Smith’s response went
immediately ad hominem: “have you lost your mind?.. body bags.. refrigerator-truck morgues..mass graves..”,
*all of which* could be debunked with a couple of clicks-clicks.. and I surmised then what was going on.you know the drill
December 30, 2020 at 11:14 pm #67471Bill7
ParticipantAdding: the intelligence agencies’ co-option of what i’ll now-laughably call ‘The Left’ really has been a masterstroke: anyone not falling for the consensus Cobid narrative is now said to be an “alt-right racist
deplorable generally bad evil person”..Wonder for how long they’ve owned the left
December 30, 2020 at 11:21 pm #67472WES
ParticipantMr. House:
Wolfe has bitten me a few times too! So you are in good company!
However, I have to admit hosting a web site unfortunately probably requires some policing or the comments can get out of hand (like personal attacks) and off topic.
I go to Wolfe Street for probably for the same reasons you do.
December 31, 2020 at 12:17 am #67473Bill7
ParticipantDavey Miller at “small” Pipe, age sixty:
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