Make It Make Sense To Me. I Dare You.
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René Magritte Memory of a journey 1955 I thought that this, today, from our resident physician John Day in Texas deserves more attention
[See the full post at: Make It Make Sense To Me. I Dare You.]“He received both vaccines in June and July.”
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ALEX BERENSON ON ROGAN SHOW:
https://www.theburningplatform.com/2021/10/12/alex-berenson-on-rogan-show/
Absolute must listen:
Must listen – https://twitter.com/martinplacebets/status/1447734726035324929
O/T:
“It is more than a little embarrassing that oil-powered generators are having to be set up to power the plush, electric Jaguar Land Rover SUVs being made available to world leaders at the Cop26 climate summit because of a lack of charging points.”
Madness!
I don’t get the rationale here. Using the same logic (that the majority of the scientific community is wrong about vaccines), one can argue climate change is conspiracy, as people do.
Excess mortality is off the charts in Scotland. Holy fuck!
2/ Excess mortality by cause of death
Deaths with covid remains a significant proportion, but coming dow. By far the majority of excess mortality continued to be non-covid. pic.twitter.com/5zapjpibQX— Scottish Unity – Edinburgh Group (@scojw) October 13, 2021
Extracted from this:
“What seems to be happening is that the vaccines lead to widespread autoimmune problems, because of the production of autoantibodies. Vitamin D is known to play an important role in modulating the immune system. With higher levels of vitamin D, the adaptive immune response is suppressed and the innate immune response is strengthened. Vitamin D deficiency greatly increases the risk of developing autoantibodies in various conditions.”
And:
” …when people have received this vaccine they develop a psychological shield, that prohibits them from recognizing any evidence that anything is wrong with these vaccines. Evidence that these vaccines are unsafe has to jump over much higher hurdles after people have taken these vaccines themselves.”
I can make sense of it. It’s just dark, malevolent, and machiavellian.
Over at Denninger, where I go for the upbeat nature of the posts, the optimism of economic competence holds sway. They think failing businesses and loss of services will crush the economy, without seeing that is precisely the point. You can’t build back until it has been torn down.
The hungry anger of the “vaccinated” continues to be aggressively directed towards the un”vaccinated”. Lists of known refusers will be disseminated (we were HACKED!), and there will be no police protection. One gun against a dozen molotov cocktails won’t work.
They have already shown us that they will not arrest or prosecute those who follow the narrative.
The administration is doing everything it can to whip up hatred for refusers. Once Mr. Jones has burned down the house of his unclean neighbor up the street, he really can’t go back. This is how things will ramp up. Governments are abetting it.
The narrative is showing cracks, alright. They must double down.
“Oh, my God! What have we done?” won’t even enter into it. Righteousness will have come into play. Someday it will be given a charming name: The Spring of Purification?
And some will vow it will never happen again.
Again.The “elite” are terrified and running on self-preservation instincts. Their tactics have always been to throw apples of discord- it pleases them to create carnage among the little people.
I haven’t been very optimistic lately. I have never known such a malevolent “president” as Biden.
The Pill cocktail
I don’t believe the the pill cocktail is ready for anybody.
Would you recommend the vaccine for children <12?
Would you recommend the pill cocktail for children <12?
Would you recommend Ivermectin cocktail for children <12?Just say no!
WE say no! to the vaccine…
THEY say no! you must submit!
WE say no! WE have rights…
THEY say no! you must submit!
WE say no! It’s against the law…
THEY say no! you must submit!
The law is whatever THEY say it is, don’t forget to jab your children too!
Oops! WE forgot to say YES! to what truly mattered i.e. YES! to a Democratic Republic under Natural Law.
YES! to protecting the unalienable Rights of ALL! That among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Oopsies!!!
Attention passengers!
The autopilot is set to death, destruction, totalitarianism & the door to the flight deck is locked!
Assume CRASH positions, with your head between your knees, good luck!
https://mobile.twitter.com/martinplacebets/status/1447734726035324929
The Vatican gives a clear statement about the state of things in the world. We are at war
Thanks Germ
The data are really confounding, and the epidemiology of this disease is really hard to understand:
Cases spiked in low-vaxxed India, India deployed Ivermectin, the cases came down, and many Ivermectin proponents declared victory. Case numbers have remained at a low baseline.
Cases spiked in highly-vaxxed Israel, and that seemed to discredit the vaccine narrative. But now cases are coming way down. If the vaccines enhance transmission, why are case numbers down?
Cases spiked in highly-vaxxed England, and that also seemed to discredit the vaccine narrative. Cases have since come down off the peak, but the new baseline is very high, especially compared to highly-vaxxed Israel. Why such a big difference?
The delta wave hit the US, but New York and LA were only mildly affected. How did the two largest population centers dodge the bullet?
Cases spiked in highly-vaxxed Singapore, and now seem to be coming down again. But why?
Cases spiked in low-vaxxed Indonesia, Indonesia deployed Ivermectin, and now the new baseline is much lower than it was before the spike.
Remember when the Maldives and Sechelles were the first to open up once they reached high vaccination rates? Vanden Bosshe predicted the spikes that followed, but the spikes were short lived and case levels have returned to baseline. Why?
Does this make any sense to anyone? Maybe this just comes in waves, regardless of vaccination, regardless of Ivermectin, and (mostly?) regardless of social distancing?
“Contractors have been enlisted to assist with increasing the vaccination rate of the American population. Although exclusions and exceptions exist, they are intended to be rarely applied. Thus, contractors need to walk fine lines when approaching compliance with these quickly drafted and swiftly issued regulations:
For medical or religious exemptions of covered employees, make sure to coordinate with human resources and labor and employment counsel to ensure robust compliance with all of the laws that such inquiries raise. Further, make sure that such efforts and offered accommodations are properly and consistently documented to limit both audit risk stemming from enforcement activities and litigation risk originating from irate and/or fired (former) employees.“
I submitted my exemption today. The best outcome is wrongful termination. Booster hell is coming for those I will be leaving behind. I expect a call from HR in short order. “I got nothing more to add, make a determination and let the chips fall where they may.” This should be fun. Thirty two year career, my team was nominated for the highest engineering award in the company. There is about 15K engineers in the company.
“I suddenly had this feeling that everything was connected. It’s like I could see the whole thing, one long chain of events that stretched all the way back. I felt like I could see everything that happened, and everything that is going to happen. It was like a perfect pattern, laid out in front of me. And I realized we’re all part of it, and all trapped by it.” (from V is for Vendetta)
Boogaloo wrote:
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Does this make any sense to anyone? Maybe this just comes in waves, regardless of vaccination, regardless of Ivermectin, and (mostly?) regardless of social distancing?
“Perhaps it makes more sense if there is someone going around with a spray bottle of COVIDX
Thanks for putting this up with the leaning tower of Pisa, Ilargi Thanks for the news finds, Germa and friends.
I was handed a letter from the clinic today, explaining that I’m still being fired at the end of the month, but not for failure to accept a COVID vaccination. In the 7 weeks since the mandate was announced, and I explained my reasons for standing with the untermenschen,
I have committed a lot of wrongs in that time period, which are detailed in the letter. I have also advised patients who already had COVID to avoid the vaccines, since they provide only risk and no benefit. I even put that in writing on their charts. That is not explained in the letter, but was brought up to me by the Chief Medical Officer, who is a good and caring guy, and forbade me to prescribe ivermectin using the clinic’s address or software last month, after I had done so for over a year, already.In all fairness, I was a much better person and a much better physician as recently as July, when I was awarded the maximum 5% merit pay increase.
I’ve really let myself go since then…
In Hong Kong, we have a three week quarantine period for anyone coming into the country from most other countries. That barrier has kept our deaths down to just over 200. A total of 200 deaths is the equivalent of 1.5 days of the all-causes death rate. Do the calculation: over the past 700 days of Covid, for 1.5 days people died of Covid and for the other 698.5 days they died of something else!
Most expats I meet over here have taken the jab, but there is a growing divide in the expat community between those who have the jab and those who don’t, and it can get pretty ferocious. Why is this happening? The jabbed expats want to go on holiday again and so they want the unjabbed to get the jab so that they can go on holiday. Most can do quarantine to go to weddings and funerals etc, the problem is holidays. In fact, more than half of the people that I have spoken to have supported mandatory vaccination, so that they can go on holiday.
The jabbed morons are willing to force you to lose your job so that they can go on holiday!
@ John Day
Your consolation prize is that you have become a much better writer since July. Good piece today!
@aspnaz
I can understand why people would support mandatory vaccination if it meant that we could all go back to normal, including going on holiday. But what makes people think that is ever going to happen? Wishful thinking? It is hard to imagine Hong Kong tolerating the huge spike in cases that will follow leaky vaccines..@ Boogaloo
I can’t help but wonder if the factor in all of the countries you cited is herd immunity. Many of those taking ivermectin may not get sick with Covid, but will still develop (or fine tune) immunity to it. The vaxxed in Israel are contracting Covid; if they survive then they are immune. (At least…to Covid…who knows how they will fare with other immune challenges.). If here immunity gets high enough, then each person infected spreads it on to less than one other person, and the pandemic stops.
We shall see.Thanks, Dr Day, for your splendid attitude: “Let’s help them out by gently relieving them of duty. Nope, I’m not sure how that works, but not by becoming like them…” It never works to respond in kind to threats and bullying.
Talking of “the totalitarianism of vaccination in places like Australia”, as a resident of that country, it doesn’t FEEL like a totalitarian state much at all. Riots and demonstrations have been few in number, but luridly presented in the MSM. Only Sydney and Melbourne have had much in the way of unrest. In the national capital where I live, conditions have been calm and peaceful for the entire plague period.
The people in the main are entirely convinced of the need to be jabbed, and there is comparatively little social division because of it. Canberra is one of the most jabbed cities in the world, methinks. Today’s report is that 98.8% of the people aged 12+ have been jabbed once, 74.7% twice.
Only time will tell if we’re vaccinating ourselves into extinction. The Southern Hemisphere summer is approaching, so if the plague is made worse by winter then we have a long time to wait before experiencing that ourselves.
I await developments with interest — and morbid curiority.
Make it make sense to me. I dare you.
Control; pure and simple; it’s ALL about control…
WWIII is against us, the unwashed masses and; those in high positions who will not tow the line…
Hybrid Orwell 1984…Dr. Day, all my best wishes and hopes for the future.
Ibsen wrote a play that was perhaps super prescient, I saw it in July, the young person I went with could NOT believe it was written in 1882, “nooo… that can’t be.” The play explores old issues in a modern way, this modern 1880 way not having changed much. –> Dreadful bacterial infection, water treatment, ecological issues, economy triumphs or not, etc.
Dr Day reminds me of the hero of the play, Dr. Stockmann, who decides to fight for what he considers ‘right’ and ‘pragmatically the best’. (I am taking Dr. Day as a figure here, which is permissible I assume, I adressed my message to the real person above…)
The difference w. today is that in the play Dr. S. is the one who instigates the alert (today’s whistleblower), tries to effect changes (e.g. closing dangerous places, eradicating ‘germs’), and is resisted by politicians, money-makers, etc. There are many subtle passages and sub-themes in this play, v. interesting, beyond the crude summary below…
Now today that plot is turned upside down or back to front, as we see instituted powers (Gvmt, Big Corps, Big Med, Big Pharma, Potentates, etc.) supporting fighting the germ, for closures, radical measures, etc. The extra twist is that they are also supporting an antidote, *the cure* — and that is what needs to be explained. (Many expl. exist but imho there isn’t one winning one for now.)
off the web:
Dr. Stockmann has discovered that the new baths built in his town are infected with a deadly disease and instructs the town to repair or close the baths. The Mayor, who is Dr. Stockmann’s brother, does not believe the report and refuses to close the baths because it will cause the financial ruin of the town.
Dr. Stockmann tries to take his case to the people, but the mayor intercedes and explains to the people how much it will cost to repair the baths. He explains that the Doctor is always filled with wild, fanciful ideas. In a public meeting, he has his brother declared an enemy of the people. The doctor decides to leave the town, but at the last minute comes to the realization that he must stay and fight for the things he believes to be right.
https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/e/an-enemy-of-the-people/play-summary
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