those darned kids
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whistles are blown: https://rumble.com/vn12v1-attorney-thomas-renz-we-got-them.-fact-check-this-all-new-whistleblower-inf.html
48,000+ fatalities within 14 days of injection from a pool that is only 18% (albeit mostly elderly) of the u.s. population.
safe! and! effective!
slaves! and! invective!
sales! and! incentives!what the #@•^ is going on?
the drug companies can shove their poisons up their something or other, um, sideways.
aren’t you worried about shedding?
phoenix: well put. on the pitch i ask, “how do you spell ‘fun’?” the answer, of course, is “w-i-n”. for-profit vaccines are spelt “greed”.
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if these injections can be marketed as “products” ¿why can’t i go buy a case to have a closer look before i decide to participate*? the things cost like 20$, for krissy’ssake.
“sorry, sir. you can’t look inside the car until after you’ve purchased it. it’s has many safety features. trust us.”
* soon to be: before i have been decided to be participated.
why on earth would we have a vaccine “race”? shouldn’t people co-operate and find a solution together?
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It’s interesting that the Molnupiravir trial only included people who had “at least 1 characteristic or underlying medical condition associated with an increased risk of severe illness from COVID-19.” So the results don’t necessarily apply to the general population.
unfortunately, in the much of the dumbveloped world, that is the general population.
whose very soul, blasphemy
whose thoughts, warped and foul
whose emptiness, complete
whose corruption, festering and venal
whose heart, absent
whose very soul, blasphemysumac: holy whiplash! maybe the dudley do-right of the mounties will save us, after all.
from the article: the “right” of RCMP officers ••• a Mountie’s ‘right’ to refuse vaccination ••• We reserve the right to close comments at any time.
so, mounties have “rights”, and the cbc has rights.
not to be picky, but ms. hochul’s necklace reads “vaxed”, an orthography running counter to the more broadly accepted “vaxxed”, or even madamski’s “vaxxxed”.
i thusly must conclude – though it is not my usual style to fuss with one’s spelling, as the english “language” is impossibly contorted in this regard, ness paw? – that the somewhat deranged ms. hochul is in fact the dumb one.
takes one to know one, so there, ña ña ña ña ña
next.
n.b. that quote is true to the discussion above. it just struck me how untrue it is becoming in the evercloser to mydoor reality.
Of course, it goes without saying we are allowed to have different opinions and to disagree on any matters we see fit.
not if you’re a scientist.
from kurt v.:
“I thought scientists were going to find out exactly how everything worked, and then make it work better. I fully expected that by the time I was twenty-one, some scientist, maybe my brother, would have taken a colour photograph of God Almighty — and sold it to Popular Mechanics magazine. Scientific truth was going to make us so happy and comfortable.
What actually happened when I was twenty-one was that we dropped scientific truth on Hiroshima.
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If you paraphrase a science-fiction story, it comes out as a very elegant joke, and it’s over in a minute or so. It’s a tedious business to read all the surrounding material.
Ace Receptor: superhero who is gonna swoop in and save us all. no “2” needed, obviously.
Ace Deceptor: Ace Receptor’s nemesis, a.k.a., Dr. Antimony Foundcheese.
Corona and Lyme: Wu-Han Eggplant with Plum Island sauce.
Whore’s Paste: Used to keep News Anchors’ faces fresh.
Jivermectin: FDA approved.
Take Air: “take care” wishes in the times of masking.
Super Spreader: someone addicted to Whore’s Paste.
back scene passport: go see where the rich people don’t wear masks and hug each other’s fabulousness.
cask mandate: the best way to deliver “NoVaxx” to all.
ouchstralia: gazalite.
TZars-Cole-V8: red russian kale soup to help with symptoms.
Fly, Sir Inc.: ruiners of red russian kale soup.
PrionTech: uh, oh..
Mudderna: in every vial.
Murderna: with BoosterPlus®!
Dr. Antimony Foundcheese: the one who will (falsely!!!) guide us to the purple rain..
this is like fidget spinners, but worse.
way worse.
this is utterly shameful.
my in-laws live here: https://www.google.com/maps/@18.5815361,-99.3053862,3329m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
take a moment to zoom out. it’s the middle of nowhere. go to street view. when i showed my brother, he thought the main street was a back alley.
these people, as you can see are not rich.
in this community, and many of my in-laws have done so, when you get covid, you are sent home with various repurposed drugs, vitamins, etc., even receiving home oxygen if you need it.
in my community in canada, they tell you to wait until you really need help and then go to emergency, where they will probably put you on a ventilator.
when i told my mother-in-law this, she was aghast. “but, canada…”
nope, nada.
¿how can a doctor feel they are doing their job under these (canadian) circumstances?
excellent resource for arguments nobody will listen to:
more experience: my 14 cancellations were mostly “minor”. i fear these “minors” will become tomorrow’s “majors”.
my wife’s cousin, 33, semi-professional athlete, died of covid in january, in mexico city. i wanted to ask his family to get him ivermectin (which they now use in mexico city), but as i am too far removed from them, it was something i couldn’t intervene in.
my wife had covid for 6 weeks last march/april. she may have long covid now. or chronic lyme. ¡thanks, pentagon! anyhoo, it’s rough..
speaking with my mother-in-law in tiny pueblito en méxico, she is utterly confounded that here in canada, the smart, we have no early treatment AT ALL. almost all in-laws in méxico, almost all vaccinated, have had or are experiencing covid. all get in-home treatment, including oxygen, as outcomes have been established to be better in the household.
what the fword is going on?
polder: i teach music. i’ve had 14 cancellations because of injection reactions and 1 because of actual covid.
these 14 include one stroke and one reemergence of a cardiac issue, both of which required hospitalization.
also, my son’s best friend (19 years old) spent the night in hospital with back pain.
additionally, my father (91 years old) spent two weeks in the hospital with “pneumonia” and now has a difficult time walking.
safe
and
effective
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oroboros: nope! dudley do-right of the mounties is gonna sweep in an’ save us all!
vivarta: tell any university age people to wait. get one of those 17,353,498 jobs available and save up. we’ll know in two years whether it’s worthwhile going to university.
sandrunner: since any flu or cold is now classified as covid, i don’t see why not. seriously, i’m gonna give it a try next time i feel something coming on..
“nothing would please me more then watching the corrupt finance system buckle under the weight of all its lies”
buckle under and squish the desperate proles who’ll pay for the clean up.
wes: totally agree. mr. trudeau thought he could lock it all in before the equinox, because any later and who knows what substances the fan will be distributing.
i frankly hope they all lose the election. the guys at the local pizza place, in conjunction with the nice man who comes and fixes our drier and the friendly cashiers at the local timmys would form a much better government than this bunch of sociopaths from which we choose. never end a sentence preposition with.
heck, even william shatner. ¡yeah! let’s get kirk. then canada would really kick butt, eh? we could defeat the gorn and venezuela at the same time!
what a crapload of poo this country has become. shoot, even australia gets some cool stuff to go blast the chinese. all we get is mr. obama’s endorsement.
whippy-doo…
if any place had fair elections, a new party could easily win solely by asking the following question:
what the fword is going on?
