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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Recently discovered your blog. Love your angle—because it’s truth. -Janice

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Let Us Alone's avatar

I think the shift in the cloth mask narrative is to prepare us for a N95 only mask requirement in the future. Meanwhile the allowance of Monoclonal treatment could also be in preparation for the Administration's narrative for "treatment of covid" since Joe gave up on defeating COVID with vaccine mandates. This new treatment path I predict could also lead to no more vaccine requirements. And in addition to no vaccine requirement then Big Pharma will be off the hook for liability because if no vaccine is available then no Emergency Use Authorization is necessary. Therefore Fauci The Jackass and his buddies at Pfizer and J&J and Moderna are protected from lawsuit. Big Pharma keeps it's profits while thousands of families lost loved ones.

I don't think the Administration is waking up to what we in the C&C family knew last year, I think it is moving to protect itself and it's buddies from vaccine liability lawsuit while setting up the narrative for a specific mask type in the future. 2022 will be the year of treating COVID and no more vaccines.

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Mike Sturm's avatar

And those N95’s will tear down our immune systems if we wear them all the time. They actually do work and they actually block the virus, among other things. Our immune system needs a little taste of germs and viruses in order to learn how to build up a defense against them. If we block that out, once the masks come off, people will get a lot sicker from a lot less. So I stand on my refusal to wear any mask. The ones that don’t work, or the ones that do.

Pass the omicron please…

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

All for the love of money. But they can not take it with them into the grave. Fauxi is 80 or somewhere thereabouts, Schwab is older. Do they think they will live forever? They should have let doctors use Ivermectin and HQC and there would have been a whole lot less deaths to be mourned, and no jabs, that would have saved the sports world a lot of good young men.

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Bandit's avatar

Old, super rich, people live long lives, because they can afford the "real" treatments for diseases. In the case of those 2, are you really sure they're humans? Maybe aliens? Cyborgs? 😉

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Harold Saive's avatar

Fauci will recommend whatever mask kills you faster --

Study: Effects of wearing N95 and surgical facemasks on heart rate, thermal stress and subjective sensations (2005)

Significant differences were observed between N95 and surgical masks. Mean heart rate, microclimate temperature, humidity and skin temperature inside the facemask, together with perceived humidity, heat, breathing resistance in the facemask, and itchiness, fatigue and overall discomfort, were significantly (P<0.01) higher for N95 masks than for surgical masks. In other words, the subjective perception of breathing difficulty and discomfort increased significantly with increasing thermal stress.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7087880/

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Credenda's avatar

Maybe, but the mandated vaccines are the gateway to absolute control through digital identity so I don’t see them willing to give it up. Look at Europe. They are doubling down on the insanity. If the Supreme Court upholds mandatory vaccination we will follow suit.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Some European countries have just gone nazi. Austria, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium soon to follow. The only one I heard say something else is the President of Croatia.

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KenM's avatar

Sadly you are correct. i am already seeing people cry for n95 masks on twitter.

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Bandit's avatar

"...treating COVID and no more vaccines." From your lips to God's ears. 🙏 --- Aren't N95 masks one use like the little blue ones the Drs give you for use in their offices?

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UM Ross's avatar

No, those are surgical masks. N95 masks are generally white. A true N95 doesn't have ear loops either; it has elastic straps that go around the back of your head to produce a very tight fit to your face and is very uncomfortable to wear for any length of time.

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Bandit's avatar

I know the difference between masks. N95 masks look like duck bills, or chicken beaks. Are they one use? If not how do you clean them? If so, they cost too much to keep buying them, and are just another way for the government to take our money.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I just saw pics of people fishing these paper surgical masks out of the ocean. Where is that Greta girl now? At the WEF ?

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Bandit's avatar

🙌

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Let Us Alone's avatar

N95 are designed to be disposable. I just read the FDA guidelines for N95, due to limitations of use by certain people, I retract my earlier statement of N95 being potentially required in the future in place of cloth masks. So maybe a new type of mask is being developed that will be required instead of cloth masks. https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/personal-protective-equipment-infection-control/n95-respirators-surgical-masks-face-masks-and-barrier-face-coverings

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Bandit's avatar

Oh, great, respirators. Ugh! Even more expensive. Real ones have to be professionally fitted to you and must be, at least, checked yearly. 🙄

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Credenda's avatar

An N95 is considered a respirator. When I worked for the government I had to be fit-tested annually and go through training on doffing and donning, ie, proper use of the one-time only mask, proper disposal, etc. This was one of the major things that prevented me from drinking the kool-aid back in March 2020. The narrative had completely flipped. Something didn’t smell good and boy was I right!

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Mike Sturm's avatar

Some look like duck bills. I have some that don’t look anything like duck bills. And they are blue. They fit tight and have 2 elastic straps; one over your head and one around your neck. And they say, “N95” on the box.

I use them when I’m working in my attic to keep the fiberglass and other toxic stuff out of my lungs.

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Harold Saive's avatar

Maintaining sufficiently oxygenated blood on a commercial flight is tricky for many even without a mask - especially for those with already diagnosed with breathing difficulties like asthma, COPD and other problems. ... Flight attendants who force masks will never warn you that the cabin pressure where you breathe, is maintained at oxygen starvation levels at up to 9,0000 feet above sea level where the available oxygen is reduced from 20.9% (at sea level) to only 14.8% at flight level. Add a MANDATED N95 mask to low oxygen in the cabin and see what happens to older and less healthy passengers where no emergency services are available.

https://hypoxico.com/pages/altitude-to-oxygen-chart

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

N95 masks are tight-fitting masks. N95 users are supposed to be fit-tested yearly. Also, to properly wear an N95 mask you cannot have facial hair. That means no beards, no mustaches, no sideburns. I'm always amazed by those walking around with a bushy beard wearing a cloth mask.

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/beards-n95-face-masks/story?id=69916196

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Harold Saive's avatar

Study: Effects of wearing N95 and surgical facemasks on heart rate, thermal stress and subjective sensations (2005)

"Significant differences were observed between N95 and surgical masks. Mean heart rate, microclimate temperature, humidity and skin temperature inside the facemask, together with perceived humidity, heat, breathing resistance in the facemask, and itchiness, fatigue and overall discomfort, were significantly (P<0.01) higher for N95 masks than for surgical masks. In other words, the subjective perception of breathing difficulty and discomfort increased significantly with increasing thermal stress."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7087880/

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I think the CDC finally made a right decision. Open ALL businesses, everyone unmasked, everyone free to go wherever, let us all catch omicron and we will be rid of the whole misery ! How hard can it be to survive a cold for god's sake?

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Paul Ashley's avatar

"It’s nice when you are completely unaccountable and can change the rules whenever you want."

Only they're guidelines, not rules - much less laws - and no one need follow them.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

You may not yet have seen last evenings covid news. Apparently an insurance guy sent Dr Malone an email & an article was published in alt media, stating that his company has seen a 40% increase in deaths & big increase in both short & long term disability claims among *working age people* compared to pre-pandemic. And he's hearing similar from others in the industry.

Even Dr Malone is starting to to take the 1st steps toward turning "conspiracy theorist."

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Monoclonal bullshit. Why isn't Florida bringing ivermectin and hcq to the stage?

I don't trust any of these politicians. They're all dirty brown nosers. That's how they get their jobs.

On the other hand, regular civil service people are honest and competent. Not these politicians, judges, and lawyers though

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Canis in Obsequio Evangelii's avatar

Critically thinking a bit here. Pfizer and Moderna target a single spike protein. It’s likely this provides minimal protection if any as Omicron evidently has far fewer of that protein making these vaccinated vulnerable. However, the unvaxxed likely have a very high level of natural immunity by this point. Since natural (recovered) immunity would be sensitive to many more of the likely common components of the virus this seems to make logical sense. Why on earth do so few of our medical “intellectual betters” seem to be so lacking in basic critical thinking?

Of course it would help if any of our institutions were actually tracking data in research-grade detail; as it is I’m unconvinced the data we have is high enough quality to root out the variances enough to draw truly accurate conclusions let alone correlations from the data.

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Martha's avatar

"Why on earth do so few of our medical “intellectual betters” seem to be so lacking in basic critical thinking?"

Because their livelihoods depend on supporting the narrative AND that is more important than ethics. I remember seeing papers cautioning against using the spike protein as the basis for a vaccine, but the Medical Industrial Complex was gonna do what it had planned, no matter what.

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Hand in hand with the WEF & Klaus

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Surviving the Billionaire Wars's avatar

Its even less than that. They target only one Subunit of the 2-Subunit spike protein. And it is the "dangerous" subunit that causes the damage.

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Martha's avatar

And the toxic one is the one our bodies make because of the mRNA injection...

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

I was at the Mayo Clinic three times in 2021, and the level of covid insanity from those minds that are supposed to be smarter than mine is astounding. Pushing the vaccines, constantly sending texts that tell me “vaccines are safe and effective,” requiring brain swabs within 48 hours of any procedure…somehow the scientists have forgotten how to “science.” Just maddening…and disturbing!

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Leo's avatar

I thought that was settled: "Follow the money." Beware the medical-industrial complex.

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Recynd's avatar

Same at UCLA Medical Center. 🤢

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

It makes you wonder if you should trust anything they say! I mean, is it possible to completely lose your reason in one area and still be able to perform medical procedures for which you trained and specialize in? Hmmm...

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

I am very grateful for my independent Christian doc who is the real deal. Refusing to get the vaccine even though he loses his hospital “privileges,” has treated many, many covid patients and kept them out of the hospital and ALIVE. His first allegiance is to Jesus Christ, and that is what makes him bold and different!

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Renee's avatar

I am so glad that a friend pointed me to your posts, they are the highlight of my morning. Thank you for your candor and sarcasm!

Both my husband and I were infected with omicron by a vaccinated health care worker who decided that, despite being sick, they needed to visit their physical therapist. Vaccinated health care worker to physical therapist to my husband to me.

I work for a federal contractor and would not have gone in to work - since I have symptoms of being ill! - but decided to test anyways. (Testing is part of my religious accommodation from my company.) At least the symptoms are mild, and my husband and I are both unvaccinated.

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Deanna Kozarov's avatar

Renee can you tell me how you provided them with how they can accommodate you? What resources did you use? I’m about to submit my Religious Exemption myself. Pray for me 🙏🏻

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Shaman1984's avatar

My wife crafted one of these and got it approved by her very leftist college employer. Some suggestions:

1) keep it entirely in the religious sphere. Don’t talk about science, effectiveness, or adverse events.

2)keep it short

3) leave no room for compromise

4) it’s a statement by you that you are intending to NOT comply with the vax mandate because of your religious beliefs. This is not an “application” to be approved. It’s a firm statement that your religion prevents you from even considering the vax.

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Deanna Kozarov's avatar

They sent me a form and with required signature it’s got four questions that seem to be repeating themselves. What do I put here though: “When is the accomodation needed? How frequently? These are so weird because I work from home pre-pandemic

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Shaman1984's avatar

The accommodation is that you’ll be working remotely. Or that you’ll be unable to attend in person meetings. Or perhaps get a negative test before attending such meetings.

In my wife’s case, that was her accommodation. They were going to make her test every week, but dropped it because she scheduled herself to teach all online courses.

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Renee's avatar

First and foremost, i did not ask for a religious exemption, but a religious accommodation as an exemption to the vaccine mandate. See C&C, Oct 11th and Oct 20th. Great blogs around those dates on this topic.

Are you asking for what ‘evidence’ I supplied to be granted the accommodation, or what workplace changes were made for my accommodation to be granted?

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Deanna Kozarov's avatar

What workplace changes. Here is the thing I am a remote worker BEFORE the pandemic. “Please identify any accommodation you feel could be provided to resolve the conflict between your belief for which you are requesting accommodation and your ability to perform your duties.”

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Renee's avatar

You could write "Since I am remote, there are no accommodations needed at this time. But, my employer could require the following accommodations anytime that I will travel to a work site, or be with other employees, or a federal workplace or......" fill it in with whatever you need. These accommodations could include testing, masking, social distancing, etc. But start with minimal accommodations and see what they reply with. Interesting question coming from the employer, since they are supposed to set the accommodations and decide what is an 'undue hardship' on their part.

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Deanna Kozarov's avatar

Thank you. Yes they even split the category to request the RA due to unable to vaccinate or just simply RA. I don’t know why. She said that process is different.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

Peggy from The Healthy American has some great advice and resources.

Thehealthyamerican.org

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Renee's avatar

Just wish the site did not call it a 'religious exemption'. I realize that is what Biden, the DoD and everyone else calls it, but that is not the EEOC wording, and they are the agency that 'manages' this type of discrimination.

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Leo's avatar

So, call them on it.

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Renee's avatar

I do correct everyone who calls it a religious exemption, every chance I get!

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Melinda J L's avatar

Validity - determines the ACCURACY of a measure: do the results represent what they are supposed to measure?

Reliability - determines the CONSISTENCY of a measure: can the results be reproduced under the same condition?

A scientific, analytical approach requires both of these. If they do not both exist, incorrect conclusions are reached.

Thus, if a test does not meet both of these, we have a problem with the results.

Why after almost 2 years do we sunset the test that we have used to validate COVID-19?

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/01/no_author/bombshell-cdc-no-longer-recognizes-the-pcr-test-as-a-valid-method-for-detecting-confirmed-covid-19-cases/?fbclid=IwAR158SBN8Hwd_4-vMoI6SDXSD0xbDqDwzcocYHpGL5qZyIcmtzyqj1YTf7o

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

oh man, I had forgotten what the CDC had said about the pcr test ending on 12/31/21 as not a valid way to detect covid cases.

and was it last week? wallensky said that that a pcr test can still show positive 12 weeks post a positive infection? yet everyone else listening to the other side already knows that the tests can also pick up 'dead residual' cov virus in the system. so imagine the number of extra cases from people that had nothing but had to get tested for work or because they had a sniffle....got tested and *bam* detected old dead cov in their system. what a smoke and mirror show they have been putting on.

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Melinda J L's avatar

It was last week. If we have invalid tests, how do we have a pandemic? We need to stop testing. If you do not have a fever, move forward with life…

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Leo's avatar

Bingo!

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

I gotta say Jeff....I missed this newsletter more than I do my espresso in the morning!

I like how you ended today with the comparison of cases, I think it would be a good visual to somehow include that in your infographic in the beginning....even though things are looking scary (for the doomers out there) that compared to last summer the numbers are actually good in comparison.

And as usual thanks for the info breakdown!

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KenM's avatar

How come nobody is talking about a corona virus is not new and pretty much were we are at now (a cold) .. why are we still calling it “covid 19” .. wasn’t that the alpha strain, possibly even Delta ?

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Kieran Telo's avatar

But... but... it says here the light-hearted VOW float merely aims to promote sharing of vaccines and technology to the desperate deprived South.

https://www.aidshealth.org/2021/12/ahfs-2022-rose-parade-float-says-vaccinate-our-world/

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Michael Miller's avatar

thanks for the pic. Even more bizarre than Jeff described on last night’s call! Probably funded by one of fauxi’s back door organizations.

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Bandit's avatar

The link: WOW! Power heave!

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William H Warrick III MD's avatar

Premeditated and/or intentional harm in the vaccine manufacturing and

distribution is not protected from liability and can be prosecuted

Corona Committee Discusses Criminal Liability of Deliberate Manufacture and Distribution of Toxic Covid-19 Vaccines

Why Dr. James Thorp is a hero, but will soon lose his license to practice medicine forever

Dr. Thorp, an ObGyn specialist in Florida chose to honor his duty to his patients by telling them the truth about the deadly COVID vaccines. Sadly, he will lose his license. Here's why.

Steve Kirsch is painting a very bleak picture. Is there any way out of this dilemma?

https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/why-dr-james-thorp-is-a-hero-but?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjoxNDQwNzM0MywicG9zdF9pZCI6NDY1MDU4NTYsIl8iOiJUYjgrNSIsImlhdCI6MTY0MTI1NTM1MiwiZXhwIjoxNjQxMjU4OTUyLCJpc3MiOiJwdWItNTQ4MzU0Iiwic3ViIjoicG9zdC1yZWFjdGlvbiJ9.3O_E4DN2srpojGK52WyKs-R5JfR4hIP0_Ik1IMm2rGI

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HLG's avatar

The truth is that the current CDC guidance on the quarantine of the sick (five days instead of ten) is probably more scientifically grounded than the original guidance that was created out of "an abundance of a caution" which is the phrase used to excuse all kinds of nonsensical policies. You're contagious when you become symptomatic and for about 3 days afterwards. You may still have symptoms but not be contagious. That's because your body is dealing with the aftermath, not the infection itself.

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Harold Saive's avatar

We need to stop talking about positive cases based on fake tests and start getting curious why so many are convinced that viruses don't exist and don't transmit diseases. Over 9,500 signatures endorse the "Statement On Virus Isolation" or SOVI ... https://andrewkaufmanmd.com/sovi/

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Chloe Z's avatar

Not to mention the number of retest positive "cases" that were re-added to the cumulative numbers. Totally manipulated fear numbers.

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