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FedUpInOR's avatar

Jeff,

I’ve credentialed (been granted privileges) at many hospitals and one of the things through credentialing is always vax status. As an older millennial when they ask about varicella I say (had the disease) and typically it ends there, although some hospitals want titers (antibody responde to vaccinations or to my chicken pox disease which I had over 30 years ago). So my question would be, since there’s already precedent of these hospitals accepting titers (antibody response) to disease or vaccination, couldn’t there be a lawsuit that for ‘some reason’ (government money) they’re not following that same logic for covid? Because all the sudden that logic just drops off with Covid and all anyone cares about is that card

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FedUpInOR's avatar

And as for ‘how long antibodies last?’ Please. They know. I still had antibody titers in the thousands in my bloodstream from a disease I had when I was around 3 years old and I’m in my 30’s.

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Matt VW's avatar

Sounds like you may be guilty of approaching this in a logical manner. What you want to interrupt the psyop that's running? You must be a terrorist.

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Paul Ashley's avatar

"The 2-judge majority found that emergencies justify broad government powers."

Ah, but what if there is no emergency? Hint: there isn't. Do the honorable judges believe that simply declaring an emergency constitutes actually being in one? If heath authorities declared it an emergency that too many kids were missing school due to colds, would that justify "broad government powers"?

Question for Jeff: is DeSantis considering a major revamp of state emergency powers laws, including a restrictive redefinition of "emergency"?

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Doubting T's avatar

Jeff - (borrowing from Alex Berenson's tag) URGENT - we have been reading 'free' for months but jumped in full boat with a subscription just now; in part to publish this call-out to ask for your help to get this in front of the Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo, MD, PhD and/or the state AG Ashley Moody - namely the news reported by Dr. Mike Yeadon's telegram channel that certain lots of the C vax are causing a disproportionate % of the SAE in VAERS, that the FDA/CDC know about it and are ignoring it, he calls it a crime; the following is a part of his note from Telegram and a link to a video by one of the people who is reporting/revealing this; and other commenters here, please like this so Jeff sees it (assuming he may not read all these comments but maybe the ones with large likes):

https://www.bitchute.com/video/6xIYPZBkydsu/

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Text from Dr. Yeadon

This email was just sent to the offices of the inspector general of the department of Health & Human Services (HHS).

It relates to the issue of HUGE variability, lot-to-lot, of outcomes after vaccination with any of the covid19 vaccines (in USA).

There’s no doubt that a very serious crime is taking place.

Even if you believed everything that government is telling you, we have a MAJOR problem. It’s impossible that they don’t know about this. The extent of variability is so large, very different from flu vaccines, that an idle scroll through the VAERS database (imported into XL & subjected to the simplest filter, numbers of serious adverse events against lot number) has the main finding leaping at you.

Roughly once in every hundred lines, you come across a lot number with which is associated an incredibly high number of SAEs, spread across the majority of US states.

It can be stated with certainty that, whatever is in the vials of those lot numbers, IT IS NOT THE SAME MATERIAL AS IN THE OTHER LOTS OF THE SAME VACCINE.

Additionally, the manufacturers & all the regulatory agencies ALSO KNOW ABOUT THIS.

The reason(s) for this extraordinary degree of variability is not immediately relevant to the next steps.

There is in the code of federal regulations, a CFR number relating to the legal obligation to produce only consistent product. A failure to adhere to the requirements results in product which is deemed ADULTERATED. It’s a very serious crime. Not only is it an issue for FDA , but it’s a legal matter for everyone involved in administering these products.

If it turns out that FDA, under the guise of EUA, has waived the consistency requirements, this in no way absolves the manufacturers from this crime. Note that the indemnities they’ve secured from governments (that alleged injured parties cannot sue) are of absolutely no relevance. They CAN be sued for deviation from federal regulations relating to adulterated product (independent of the consequences of product variability ).

I’m reminded that certain Mafia bosses were jailed for years, not because of murders, but because of tax fraud.

This lot-to-lot variability MUST be told to the public & to vaccinators.

They should be horrified at what is happening in real time.

Best wishes,

Mike

Dr Mike Yeadon

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Michael Miller's avatar

I don’t know if the photo will appear, But my friend is in Thailand. He says everyone is masked and when they enter an establishment, they all happily comply with the requirement to scan this barcode (in photo) so that they can be tracked. How is it that the entire world, all these disparate nations can be in on the exact same narrative and imposing this tyranny on the people in lockstep? There is an evil one world government “conspiracy” in motion. Can it be defeated?

file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/93/03/C41CCDF2-9185-408A-AC8B-F4B1EFFD6A1E/IMG_7492.jpg

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Ruth's avatar

I believe this is a test run of the social point system. Have you heard that the government can shut down your bank account, etc., if your social score is low?

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William H Warrick III MD's avatar

Natural Immunity lasts a Lifetime. That’s why I can’t get Measles or Chickenpox, because I was exposed during my childhood

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Michael J Meier's avatar

On the rise of COVID in Florida, hoe many of these cases are illegals'? Or maybe we can not get this information because that would be racist?!

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Harold Saive's avatar

It all has to do with abuse of the fake PCR test by cranking up the number of cycle thresholds.

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

I'll be honest, too much legal talk for my brain .. So that's the cliff notes? Good or bad for Florida when it comes to banning 100 employee and CMS mandate?

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Butterfly2510's avatar

Ty. I was afraid to admit I wasn’t following this whole thing too well myself. Hehe.

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Sandy Creagan's avatar

I’m curious, since hospitals are being rewarded for labeling patients as “Covid” patients, what is there incentive to actually delineate between someone who is hospitalized for a primary condition that is not covid? I would suspect that these numbers are heavily inflated as it’s good for the bottom line?

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Matt VW's avatar

Here's a great site that shows you hospital bed use in the US: https://protect-public.hhs.gov/pages/hospital-utilization

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Sandy Creagan's avatar

Thanks I’ll take a look. I am still confused about how hospitals are reporting. If I go in with a heart condition that has been an ongoing condition and test positive for Covid, i have a feeling it’s being labeled as a Covid patient and the heart condition is secondary. I’ve seen this in death certificates as well

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Matt VW's avatar

Yep, agreed! This though gives you hard numbers when a "former" friend tells you some terribly stupid transmissible lefty lie, as they are prone to do. This isn't so much for them, as they will understand it in their next life, but for you to gird your own loins.

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KenM's avatar

Good question

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robert broderick's avatar

really enjoy this newsletter

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Harold Saive's avatar

DR. ROBERT MALONE ISSUES EMERGENCY -- "Before You Inject Your Child.." Warning In Video: "My Strong Recommendation To You Is To Resist And Fight To Protect Your Children"

"The Reason They're Giving You To Vaccinate Your Children Is a Lie. Your Children Represent No Danger To Their Parents Or Grandparents"

https://rumble.com/vqq7gc-dr.-robert-malone-before-you-inject-your-child.html

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Harold Saive's avatar

INFORMATIVE VIDEO -- David Martin Celebrates 5th Circuit Appeals Court Decision (12-14-2021)

https://groups.google.com/g/town-square-news/c/a6TbCU7N4Iw

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A Guy from South Florida's avatar

my company send out an updated covid policy- because you know the new strain and uptick in cases.....it's like back to summer of 2020 or 2021, it will never end. :(

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KenM's avatar

Same with mine. Back to masking and full out panic .. it won’t end to people wake the F up and push back.

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Readtolearn's avatar

What are your thoughts on Kroger’s new $50 monthly charge for the non-union salaried that haven’t taken the shot?

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Non-union seems to be the punitive term. Also, why aren’t people in unions upset that their unions didn’t fight about mandatory injections?

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KenM's avatar

Our union tried to fight it but unfortunately it was a weak fight.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Boycott Kroger and their companies (Harris Teeter etc). Let them know why. For example, Publix doesn't charge vaxfree people any differently.

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KenM's avatar

A friends company is doing the same. I guess its better than being fired for non compliance.

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WriterMomof4's avatar

Hey Jeff - even I need more time to prepare for Christmas, but today is still December **16th** (not 14th, as the headline would suggest).

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MountainBlues's avatar

Thanks as always for your outstanding reporting. I am confused about Florida's "expected winter surge." I thought that the seasonal surges were opposite for north and south. Thus there was a summer surge in the south when people were more indoors with air-conditioning and a surge in the north when people are more indoors to stay warm warm. Can anyone help me out?

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Kim's avatar

Winter in FL is tourist and snowbird season which means there are more people around in general. That’s probably true for the rest of the south as well. Also, locals don’t necessarily stay indoors more in the summer. Our winter is still cold to us.

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Eli's avatar

I just searched my notes for it and can't find it, but I saw an excellent video back at the beginning of all this that explained how northern (cold) climates have a winter viral surge that is large. Warm (southern in the northern hemisphere) climates have two surges, one in the summer and a small surge in the winter. Wondering if anyone possibly saw that video and has a link to that source? I thought it had to do with viral activity following levels of ambient humidity. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3457514/

As I've watched the graphs for various states and countries on Worldometers, they have mostly followed the pattern described above, but also have varied from that pattern according to media fear surges.

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WriterMomof4's avatar

I live north, and we had two surges in 2020 - one during the hot part of the year (when everyone stays indoors in the A/C?), and another during the cold part (when everyone is indoors in the heating?). We had another summer wave in the hottest part of 2021, and the “numbers” indicate our winter wave has begun, but may hold off peaking for a while as we’ve had unseasonably warm temps punctuated by a few 2-3 day cold spells.

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MountainBlues's avatar

Thanks. I hadn't heard of that.

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Levans's avatar

What are the 24 states mentioned in the article in regards to the CMS mandate ? Is TN one ?

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Allig8tor's avatar

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.

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Levans's avatar

Thank you. I was hoping TN would miraculously be in that group. But alas , I am screwed.

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