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Hypothetically, would ivermectin- if available- have a place here, as it binds to the spikeP which is causing the inflammation?
If a vaccinated 70 year old complained of chest pains on a strenuous hiking trip in an extremely isolated place, would CPR be a good idea? I’m thinking chest pumping for myo- or peri-carditis doesn’t seem like a good idea…
Patient: Doc, I’m sure it’s the vaccine!
Doc: Well, I could make out a report, but then you will have taken responsibility for having participated in an experimental vaccine trial, and you will probably notice that your insurance will not cover your adverse reactions.
Patient: Doc! I can’t understand it! No one in my family has had a heart attack at 50! This is out of nowhere!Informed consent? Really?
“Daszak [in 2015] reiterated that, until an infectious disease crisis is very real, present, and at an emergency threshold, it is often largely ignored. To sustain the funding base beyond the crisis, he said, we need to increase public understanding of the need for MCMs such as a pan-influenza or pan-coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is the media, and the economics follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of process, Daszak stated.”
This comes from David Martin here.
That dramatic opening chart…
Does anyone else have the sneaking suspicion that some of the “vaccines” are just saline? I got a vague sense that some countries get salt water and others get the spike.
After all, if this is a “trial”, where are the controls?
I’d love to see Vaers reports mapped out.Germ: There is a parthenogenic species of lizard in the bombed-out desert near Luke AFB (?). It is a Cnemidophorus, or whiptail lizard. (most whiptails are not parthenogenic.). Her environment is unbelievably bleak, so I think parthenogenesis occurs as a pause- clone until things get better. Parthenogenic rotifers make sense and also provide evolutionary comfort- the life on the planet survived “snowball earths”, and other evolutionary stalls- probably in this manner: clone until you can diversify.
I have always suspected that male-ness was a happy accident that allowed female genes and mitochondria to travel far and wide via sons. It didn’t hurt that females found males irresistible, as well.
Rotifers are the second cutest thing under the microscope. Tardibears (tardigrades) are number one.
IMHO.
So- don’t make that stop. Life is awesome. I can take the five gallon bucket- twenty years out of use- that still has dirt in it and add water. In a week, I will find fun critters under the lens.One more thing: suspicious observers might think 24000 [years] is an interesting number.
I had seen that NAC was on a list of anti-virus stuff. But see this, and decide if you want to get some soon.
They would probably take vitamin D off market if they could figure out how.
Also on the list of anti-virus stuff was fluvoxamine. (Germ bought some?). Can anyone think how an SSRI would be antiviral? I’m a bit suspicious of SSRIs as I watched a few people start them and get fatter, spacier, and weirder. Two had suicidal thoughts after only a few weeks. When they finally quit them, they went through what I would call nicotine-like withdrawal.“Basel 3 net stable funding requirement goes into effect before the end of June…but the net effect will be the demise of the “paper” gold markets” (via Kunstler)
Can anyone help me with this? Does this mean it’s time to go scuba diving?
Or perhaps it means I won’t even own my wedding ring? (And I will like it!)Thanks, folks, from yesterday. I sent the Ruechel piece, and the Swiss policy stuff (hadn’t been there in months) and something from the FLCCC.
And, of course, I sent him here. I hope he visits, because Ilargi has knocked it out of the park today.
Germ- are you one of the good aliens [who are about to visit us…]? You seem superhuman! [smiley face]If you met someone who was not…well-read– , but they were interested, where would you direct them? Kory? Yeadon? Here?
Let’s say they have never heard of the WEF, or ivermectin, or the reset, or even vaers. But they are fascinated that you refuse the vaccine.
It’s interesting- I think of the frontline doctors, the FLCCC, Fuellmich’s group, Off-G, Webb, Denninger, the Slog etc…I see each as appropriate to a specific sort of person. None of them are for newly doubtful.
Which is the go-to site for someone who isn’t so sure anymore- someone who comprehends there are other voices?This is such an off-g comment I think I’ll go repeat it over there.
Mister Roboto- thanks for the Ruechel piece- I’m sending it to someone who had open ears at an all-vaccinated (except for me and mine) party. Though dense and long, the emphasis on how NOT dangerous the virus was if you were not institutionalized is an effective point to make.
The tykes running around at the party were as yet unvaccinated and- I hope- will never be.
Save the kids. When it comes to the adults, I cross my fingers as winter approaches.Jon Rahm was 6 strokes ahead in golf yesterday, but he tested positive and got booted from the tournament. He’s out about a million bucks if he would have won. I hope he asks how many cycles they ran in the “test”. I hope he has a good lawyer. I hope he’s so angry he could spit.
I’m angry enough for a whole slew of people, and I don’t even like golf.Who needs suitcase nukes when there are many dozens of nuclear power plants using (just a guess) Chinese chips?
It’s a dark day here at TAE, except for Dr. D’s eternal optimism, and Germ’s happy fishing.
Many words with flags on them, keeping the hidden scrutinizers busy.From the Annenberg Public Policy Center (so you know it’s gotta be awesome), via Suspicious Observers, June 2:
“News media reports about scientific failures that do not recognize the self-correcting nature of science can damage public perceptions of trust and confidence in scientific work…”Hunh. Did I miss some scientific failure reports somewhere?
I would have thought we had learned from the oil embargo that “we” shouldn’t annoy those who supply us with necessities.
The Dragon provides us with necessities. US politicians set it up that way. Poking The Dragon seems like a bad idea- lest we find ourselves the laughing stock of history. St. George will not help us.Thanks Doc R. The more I hear about the technology of all this the more grim the future seems. It gets more difficult to say it’s natural when it’s clear it the virus could have been synthesized.
We are truly babies with razor blades.After a spirited discussion wherein I was seeking a meme that would remind people to think twice before they inject, and saying something like- “why would you want to make [the]* spike protein that makes you sick?”; issue was taken by my mate with the word “the” which refers to THE disease causing one, whereas the vaccine’s is not quite the same thing (by a very tiny amount). This may be reflected in the added parenthetical phrase in the Salk post: “…those safely encoded by vaccines.”
When I think of the astonishing technology involved in these injections, I wonder where else it may be deployed, and it gives me waking nightmares.
Interestingly, I was trying to dig up any news on current fertility frustrations on DDGo. Maybe my mind is closing, but I didn’t see a single one I wanted to visit. I wonder why they even bother with “multiple news outlets”, ’cause there seems to be only one news feed.We got the code for the spiked protein from the Chinese. We took it on faith.* We “tested” for it with a dodgy PCR, then we injected the instructions for how to make it into millions of people.
It’s elegant, actually. Sun Tzu would be proud.
*or maybe we trusted them for a reason…
Cladogenesis: when a species suddenly splits in two, as in punctuated equilibrium.“Sentence” should read “parenthetical note”.
I still can’t say if “upload” is wrong and “download” would have been better.
SO the injection’s mRNA (or DNA) instructs the recipient’s cells to make the spike protein.
I understand why they felt they needed to “correct” the terrifying paper. I don’t understand how they can say the ones the recipient makes behave very differently than those “safely encoded” [cough, cough] by vaccines.I put the Salk article in “documents” on the 2nd(?) of May. I decided to print it off yesterday, and noticed that it was now dated 5 may, and the opening paragraph had an added sentence: “…the virus spike proteins (which behave very differently than those safely encoded by vaccines) …”
My mate (who brought the document up from the printer) noticed the change right away. I had taken a photo of the original page, so I know it wasn’t my imagination. THEY reached into my documents and changed an upload.
Creepy.The painting:
The woman is content in her stream- the path is her grandmother and her great-grandmother,,,the other direction is her daughter and her granddaughter…. She is immortal in both directions of time.
The man clutches his bleeding heart for the mother of the two blood children he harbors- are they his? Why the dark clouds and shades? Where is his part in immortality? Trust and love alone? Where is the logic? What are the facts?
Separation, indeed.Art is propaganda. Human intersection fosters propaganda. Out of that dark-circle-eyed man is the biological manipulation of today. Woman may make babies they know are their own, but MAN can change the recipe. MAN will make life from a petrie dish! MAN will make himself immortal- who needs children! Who needs women?
Bossche and Yeadon- they agree: stop the vaccines, NOW.
Yeadon comes from a refreshingly jaded position where he awakened so fast his head spins. He despairs that we are vaccinating already immune folks and now children. He despairs. He knows that successful viruses mutate; they grow more contagious and less lethal. Yea! That’s a good thing.
Yeadon has a “whistleblower” frame of mind.
B is still on board with the pharma approach- bad things will multiply and we need better vaccines. He has a “preserve the establishment” frame of mind.
I see no reason to believe successful mutations will be worse unless something has been engineered. B might know something Y and I don’t know.Bossche: “…relate to protection against clinical disease but not against infection!”
Symptomatic versus asymptomatic? What does he mean by “infection?”Geez, Dr. D, you can find rainbows in anything! Jimmy Dore as a martyr..
I am just spinning out here. I don’t know what to make of this morbid child purification rite. There’s something terribly wrong happening with parental love. Brains are being altered. I know about the madness of crowds, but isn’t this off the charts?
“No, honey, you love koolaid! Bottoms up! See? Just like mommy…”
I thought risk/benefit analysis was an innate trait of humans.
I wish Ilargi could show a picture that captures the power of propaganda. ([“discuss”]), for I feel it has gained the upper hand.I hope this isn’t a repeat post- lately when I hit “submit” or “refresh” TAE simply closes.
Our purpose online is to keep the lazy spies thinking they are onto the dissidents by monitoring these kinds of sites. Meanwhile, off to the sides, are the people who went skew- they are building a world that ignores the manipulators. When their numbers are large enough they will overwhelm the bad guys with their united effort to keep what they’ve built- the only ideology that ever actually wins wars..
Poor Marie-Therese looks like Hollywood’s version of the “Elephant” man.
At the garden store yesterday, I and mine walked in to the outdoor area without a mask (as usual). As we walked about, someone said to me “Good for you! I hate these masks!” She took hers off. By the time we left, most of the shoppers had removed them. This was not a profile in courage- the governor had carefully said those who were “fully” vaccinated could go without. I suppose people had gotten used to them, but taking them off is like a cool dip on a hot day.
BTW- how does “fully” vaccinated sit with “delay the second dose”? They have been f***ing with us for a lot longer than “now”..
Me: “You have no right to expect me to answer if you ask me if I’m vaccinated.”You don’t usually write much, Ilargi, but your pre-quips are great.
It’s not whether or not you can find the people you’ll love-
it’s whether or not you can love the people you find.I dunno. It sounded profound to me.
It’s certainly how I have lived my life.Go to cspan’s Washington Journal for today and type “Fauci” in the search bar. What Fauci said was this concerning Paul’s question about funding the Wuhan lab:
“…You [Sen. Paul] are entirely and completely incorrect that the NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the Wuhan institute.”Those pesky double negatives.
A seemingly long while back I wondered on here: how would you feel if the survivors of some future kill-off were the ones who caused it? Would it bother you that the diamond-hearted, self-appointed übermensch were the future of humankind?
Freudian slip– cute as the dickens, from Inv.watchblog.
From a website mentioned in a ZH comment, from Jaques Attali, advisor to F. Mitterand in 1981:
““In the future it will be a question of finding a way to reduce the population. We will start with the old, because as soon as it exceeds 60-65 years man lives longer than he produces and costs society dearly, then the weak and then the useless who do nothing for society because there will be more and more of them, and especially the stupid ones.
Euthanasia targeting these groups; euthanasia will have to be an essential instrument of our future societies, in all cases. We cannot of course execute people or set up camps. We will get rid of them by making them believe it is for their own good.
Too large a population, and for the most part unnecessary, is something economically too expensive. Socially, it is also much better for the human machine to come to an abrupt halt rather than gradually deteriorating. We won’t be able to run intelligence tests on millions and millions of people, you can imagine!
We will find something or cause it, a pandemic that targets certain people, a real economic crisis or not, a virus that will affect the old or the fat, it doesn’t matter, the weak will succumb to it, the fearful and the stupid will believe it and ask to be treated.We will have taken care to have planned the treatment, a treatment that will be the solution.
The selection of idiots will thus be done on its own: they will go to the slaughterhouse on their own.”
Hmmmm. Nice guy. Must have been a hoot at dinner parties.
mpskJohn Day- nice to see the slogger and you are pals. (bko)
Interesting guesses as to why “they” are jumping the gun. I was reading “The Plague” when Wuhan locked down- now I am reading “Childhood’s End”. I have read it four or five times, and I never recall the plot until I get further into it, but right now, the Overlords run everything and most everybody is happy to be rid of war and strife, and etc. 1953. Mr. Clarke had an inside scoop.
The venue and guest list at this TAE party today is most gratifying.mask
This is from a comment on the Methodist Denninger piece:
https://www.natlawreview.com/article/osha-s-new-guidance-recordability-covid-19-vaccine-reactions
And how about medical insurance? And life insurance?
On the Bloom editorial upon which ticker guy opines, I just wanna say that going to a doctor who dresses as if they were terrified of illness does not impart confidence. I would also point out that the obvious next step would be to say they will not treat anyone who has not been vaccinated.John Day- I just read Tessa’s “touch” post. Man, that lady can write!
Madamski- my brother (died 2002) was a local pot seller. He was a poor businessman but he had a slogan: “No sticks, no seeds!” He saw his part time job as a mission- so many people did so much better when they had a little weed. His “profits” were just that he had some to smoke, as well. He loved “Thai sticks”. The local cops obviously knew about him, but they left him alone. He was a very sweet man, and I miss him.
WES- a little late in response, but what is the logic of prohibiting boating?
I don’t know about “Grandest”…maybe “Most Ruthless”, “Most Audacious”, Most Monstrous” or perhaps “Most Life-threatening”.
When medical- and mind- care become the subject of government “helping!”, really, really, really bad things happen.I have watched little kids struggling with something and my heart breaks when a parent interferes to “help”. The heartwarming response of the sane child is “I wanna do it!”
Hey, bullyboys: leave me alone! I wanna do it!
I’m delighted to see Hedges mentioning Theweleit’s books “Male Fantasies” (vols 1 and 2). Theweleit’s males are revolted by and obsessed with filthy, unsterile life.
I’m not surprised that lockdowns led to a decrease in the birthrate. Making babies is so…dirty. 😉I like to goggle and visit pages that advertisers would find confusing. If what pops up for me in ads is any indication, it works.
From ? via Ivor Cummins via George Mc via Off-G, a bit of interesting research into vaccine passes.
Quick read.It infuriates me that the vaccine is considered a factor in “getting rid” of the virus. It’s the biggest reminder of how illogical the vast majority really are. [is?]
“Anti-vaccine aggression” my eye.
When will the various governors begin to see there may be a devastating health crisis- a real one- coming to their states?Cooties, cooties everywhere-
All people harbor dangers!
We used to be great friends but now
We may as well be strangers.
(From 1 Aug 2020)Something made up for the Babylon Bee: “Satellites Determine Actual Population of the World Estimated to be 5 Billion”
“Phantom folks make up much of the world’s population. Voter rolls, financial aid, and bragging rights may have pushed the number of people in the world to 7.8 billion, experts say. ‘These people don’t actual exist,’ Prof. Norm Tritiak said in an interview with the Babylon Bee.
