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Lin's avatar

I am both over 65 and immune suppressed. My WBC count is below normal due to current chemotherapy . Can anyone explain how, if my WBC cannot respond to combat any pathogen, what utility would getting the injection have? I cannot make antibodies to anything.

I have seen advice that says immunocompromised just need more boosters. Tell me the science that works here.

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Fortified City's avatar

Since you brought it up.

I would rather die and prepare myself for the world to come than to place myself under the authority of the average ā€œdoctorā€.

I have more faith in God who I can not see than the healthcare system I can see. For what I see in the doctors today are 99% liars and cheats who for the most have been trained and taught by institutions no better than those who are taking this country right straight into poverty.

Chemotherapy, radiation and all that other mess doesn’t cure nothing but it does make a lot folks rich.

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Janet's avatar

Tried to get my sis to a place that would make her healthier first with integrative approaches along with diet changes, immune system boosters. A place in Mexico with good results. She had a slow growing cancer. There was TIME! But she went to those soothing cancer treatment centers and chemo. As soon as she knew she had cancer her doc told her she shouldn’t go on our long planned trip to France. She believed him and canceled. She missed what she had always wanted to do and that doc also stole our time together. She lived 2 more years. I hate that awful doctor. He didn’t catch the cancer either. Hell is too good.

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Susan Banks's avatar

My heart is broken for you honey!! We are better off never going to another Doctor for anything!!! I’m so sorry! When you and your Sister are together again, you will be able to Tour that whole Country together!!! God Bless you!

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Janet's avatar

Thank you. šŸ˜‡That made me smile. I see a functional med doc now. Off the medical merry go round grid so to speak. She’s unvaxxed herself. I feel safe there. I have few problems though.

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Donna B's avatar

Janet, where do you live? I need to find one of those in the Orlando area.

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Janet's avatar

I live in illinois. I googled functional medicine docs but integrative is a kind too. The one I found was my ob/gyn doc in the past and I had always liked her. It’s expensive—insurance doesn’t cover it but Medicare covers most blood work. You have the option to file to your insurance. She assessed my health through extremely detailed blood work and other tests. Targeted supplements. She helped me reduce my BP med to a very tiny amount mostly through alleviation of stress and anxiety. Heavy metal detox actually improved my thyroid. She had Ed Dowds book Cause unknown on her desk my last visit. There is also a NP and health coach on staff. The cost has been worth it. I’m worth it!😁. Good luck.

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Susan Banks's avatar

That right your worth it! Worth more than Silver or Gold!! God Bless you! I found a highly recommended one near me, but they don’t do Humana. And that’s what I have. I’m believing for a big raise and then I will go wherever I want! I’m so sick of these doctors!

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Janet's avatar

Hope you have success. As more people wake up to our broken and dangerous sickcare system, improvements may happen. I’m sick of medical flimflam too. I plan to not be under that thumb. Or any other thumb either. Resist!!

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Janet - I’m so very sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

So, so many have blood on their hands.

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Howling for Harmony's avatar

Remembering pre-med students way-back-when and how so many of them were out for blood, so to speak. Ethical never comes to mind when I think of those individuals. Luckily, there are exceptions and those are the ones that need to speak up louder than ever!!!

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Howard Tenenbaum's avatar

Med students, for the past 30 years at least have been selected for their grades/GPA. And in that regard their GPA rarely if ever reflects their analytical skills or ability to think critically. But boy are they good at answering multiple choice (or multiple guess) tests! They memorize well too. But they're incapable of working through a problem for which a drug company or their university has not developed a readily available algorithm. That's why, when I asked a certain head of ED what they were doing for COVID (back in 2021) he told me that they start with Remdesivir and then if necessary ventilation. Of course ventilation was needed because of Remdesivir side effects! That was the algorithm he was told to follow and they did, without question, not even a peep. And then he spiced up his comment by indicating that he was doing this because this is what evidence based medicine was supporting. Well, there's evidence and there's evidence but on hearing this I knew our healthcare system, especially in its battle with COVID, was doomed.

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Mom of 5's avatar

Really tired of that term:

ā€œEvidence based medicineā€

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Leo's avatar

Mom Of 5: If not based on evidence, what do you want medicine to be based on instead?

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

This is a tough one.

Ultimately your sister chose to do what she did. Maybe she thought she was buying a lot of extra time with you, by accepting the doctors recommendation. Did she get a second opinion? (Only you know the contexts here).

If there is anything this pandemic has shown me, it is that doctor's are people, and are capable of falling prey to the same ideological mass formation as anyone else. I am seriously considering canceling my upcoming doctor's appointment because the mask restrictions at the doctor's office continue, and my doctor believes in the lunacy. She demanded I wear a mask in the examination room, and a few visits before recommended the vaccine and questioned my reasons for not getting it. I don't know if I can go to a doctor who does not have the capacity for critical thinking.

I don't hate the doctor though. I feel sad for her. She subscribes to a belief that simply isn't true which in turn makes me wonder what other beliefs she has that aren't true, such as best treatments for whatever ailment I have. (I have diabetes).

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Cancel the appointment. The mask requirement tells you what you need to know.

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Janet's avatar

I held her hand when she died. I still hate that doc. He even forgot to read her initial report. Yes, she had 2nd opinions. The chemo just destroyed her as she was so frail eventually. I know others get good results but she said the doctors at the treatment center said she could die from Covid without the jab because she was so frail. Had the appointment for the 2nd one set. Yes, she made her decisions. The cancer complex is a nasty place to fall into.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

Similar story w my sister. She got angry when I suggested look at alternatives. ā€œI’m going to let my doctors decide what’s best.ā€ Jaw dropping the complete abdication of power. Weeks before she died she was weeping, ā€œThey pumped me full of poison!ā€ I wanted to scream at her but said only, Yeah, they did.

So sad. Fear is a powerful emotion. ā€˜They’ know it, too, and have used it to tremendous effect in this whole charade. Bunch of us are smarter than ā€˜they’ are.

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Verve's avatar

I'm so sorry, Janet, I know I speak for many of us who have experienced something similar with family members. We grieve alongside you as a family, we really do. May perpetual light shine upon your dear sister.

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm so sorry for your loss. That doctor is beyond evil. All western medicine has is the unholy trinity for cancer: burn, poison and cut. I hated the medical establishment before the virus nonsense, but now they are Satan incarnate. I'm sorry you lost your sister to this evil regime.

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AngelaK's avatar

Are there any affordable alternatives besides accepting it and hospice care?

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Leo's avatar

Classical Chinese Medicine; Five Element Acupuncture; Naturopathy; Homeopathy.

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Kangen (alkaline) water. All our food & water is acidic. Supposedly cancer cannot thrive in an alkaline environment.

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Butterfly2510's avatar

Sorry for your loss. What clinic in Mexico, btw?

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Janet's avatar

I can’t totally remember. There is a big one in acapulco. I think it was mentioned in the work by Natasha Winter. Awesome alternative/integrative medicine focusing on cancer. Working on immune system and health therapies then cancer treatment along side actually helps the chemo work better with less side effects.

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daiva's avatar

šŸ’¬ I have more faith in God who I can not see than the healthcare system I can see.

Yay! 🤩 *The* way to go ⚘ 🤸

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MaryAnn's avatar

I am dropping the word ā€˜healthcare’ from my vocab. I admit, old habits die hard but what we have is a medical system of sick care. Our health is not now, nor was it ever, a consideration in this system.

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RunningLogic's avatar

And it’s barely even ā€œcareā€ much of the time šŸ˜•

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Jay Skywatcher's avatar

I am 76 and do not have a "primary care physician" cause nearly all my friends that do seem to become prescription druggies! This includes most of those that use the VA.

I read a lot of REALITY medical books and have come to believe that doctors are good for setting broken bones and taking out bullets but many of those with a license to PRACTICE would need a specialist to do either.

Rewarding doctors for prescribing jabs or drugs should be illegal.

My Grandmother told me a long time ago that if you poke around under the hood too much your car will break down.

From what I see with most of the medical profession today, I think she is right even though she was born before cars were invented!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

So true about all things "preventative medicine"! I.e. mammograms, and colonoscopy!

And then there's the fact that more ppl die of malpractice, before Covid!, than diseases!!

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Dawn B's avatar

What's bad about a colonoscopy? I am scheduled to have one but I just want to know what is going on. I won't be taking their "cure" if thay find anything though.

BTW When I went for the consultaion, they were surprised I was not taking any medications.

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

Well I have had 1 colonoscopy and it will be the LAST ONE! No need for it. So the ā€˜docs’ will tell you you had some polyps (which most older adults do), that they ā€˜removed’ and to come back in 5 years. No mention of a diet or lifestyle changes that could be implemented to mitigate the formation of said polyps. All this regular ā€˜diagnostic testing’ is one GIANT ā€˜revenue generating’ scam. For the doctors, hospitals and ā€˜clinics’ that do these ā€˜Scans’.

So what will you do if they tell you that you have colon cancer...will you begin immediate radiation and chemo treatment and totally ā€˜f**k up your body?

I am a 70 year old healthy woman and I am done with all that ā€˜testing’...mammograms, bone density scans, colonoscopies, et al.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Right there with you. Can't believe we bought into it (literally) for all those years. Our eyes have been opened and we are now free.

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InquizitiveOne's avatar

Amen, sister! I had one colonoscopy at 45 because I worked in endoscopy in the past. I had no polyps or diverticulum. I’ve since learned that a flexible sigmoidoscopy is as effective at finding cancers but not as risky for perforation. I had a friend who was perforated and suffered terribly with peritonitis and nearly died after having this happen!

It’s not worth it! I also tried the mammogram thing, but due to Lt breast reduction, they did that one twice. Then did an ultrasound. It’s scar tissue from the surgery! Anyway, the next year, same story: mammogram, repeat mammogram, repeat sonogram... But this time I could see a brightening of the scar tissue from the previous year. I decided that maybe irradiating my left breast 4 times in two years wasn’t a good idea!

I vowed never again.

I’ll have a thermogram of my whole body one of these days. Then I’ll repeat it in three months. Then annually. It’s very accurate unlike mammograms

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San's avatar

Thermography is amazing!

If men had to have their penis smashed every year between two metal plates with some radiation mixed in - this mammogram garbage would have ended!

Our American ā€œhellā€thcare ā€œsystemā€ is becoming very scary.

Thankful for genuine emergency help & intervention. The rest is mostly for money & profit driven by the corporatist system.

https://rumble.com/v2bz64o--dr.-david-martin-talks-about-the-timeline-of-events-of-the-global-covid-19.html

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Dawn B's avatar

I hope it is only a bleeding polyp. It is scheduled for Apr 11th, so if you see me on here, you can ask and I will tell you what happened.

I will definitely not take their cancer fixing/causing drugs, but have a plan.

Thanks, appreciated...

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Dawn, if you won't take the cure, why bother to take the test? I gave up on them years ago. There is also the possibility of your colon being punctured. Think of the colonoscopy like the mammogram--an income stream.

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Dawn B's avatar

Because if it is cancer then I have to do a different protocol.

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Kalinda's avatar

If this doesn't give you pause, I don't know what will. Any scopes, including an endoscope, cannot be properly sterilized, and the 'disinfecting' process is not all that complete, either.

"FDA Says It's Impossible to Completely Clean Dirty Scopes"

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-says-it-s-impossible-completely-clean-dirty-scopes-n404396

"Two recent studies underscore the threat: A paper published in March found that 71 percent of reusable medical scopes deemed ready for use on patients tested positive for bacteria at three major U.S. hospitals."

"Then a May study concluded that infection rates are far higher than previously believed after colonoscopies and upper GI endoscopies. For instance, the infection rate within seven days of a routine colonoscopy at an outpatient surgery center is roughly 1 in 1,000, the Johns Hopkins University study determined.

It was previously thought to be about 1 in a million."

https://californiahealthline.org/news/time-for-that-colonoscopy-probe-your-doc-first-on-how-the-scopes-are-cleaned/

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Frontera Lupita's avatar

These days ANY procedure done like this in a hospital or clinic type of setting like a gastrointestinal lab is fraught with all kinds of bad bacteria and infectious s**t…Fortunately I did my colonoscopy almost 4 years ago. And I’m not planning on doing it again. I decided on that right after I had my first ( and last one)…the ā€˜clean out’ part of it was so nasty that I sad no way again. (And this is from a person who has had many ā€˜colonic’ treatments over the years! They are nothing compared to a colonoscopy!

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CeCe Brown's avatar

I've been reading some on this topic. I am not getting another one. Too many risks for my comfort. Other less invasive screeners are available but they don't make enough money off of them. I do have a friend who almost died after routine colonoscopy. Luckily she went to emergency room in time. Punctured colon.

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Dawn B's avatar

This is not a screening. It is a symtomatic colonoscopy. It will be my last one, but I will know what it is if I get the symptoms again. Thanks.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

They can do a fecal test. I've also heard that Israel offers a blood test for colon cancer. Point being, there are inexpensive, non-invasive options.

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Dawn B's avatar

Can't find the thread where you said ask the doctor...

What do I ask?

Hey how many bowels have you perforated?

I am going to call and ask the techs, look up the doctor's rating, and also ask them how to they sterilize the scopes/tools...

What else?

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Howling for Harmony's avatar

I read recently that many hospitals don't use the right cleaning agent on the equipment, so you can fill the blanks in there. Apparently there's more than one way to disinfect and the cheaper way is what many will use. This was on Dr. Mercola's substack. There also was a hospital in the news a few years ago that declared their staff didn't clean things right and passed along hepatitis, etc.

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Leo's avatar

What's bad about colonoscopy?

-The home fecal test is exactly as accurate as the invasive colonoscopy.

-A friend's colon was punctured during the scoping and she nearly died from blood loss.

-The scope cannot be properly sterilized.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I know of two others, one was a emergency nurse of thirty years, who nearly died from bleeding after it.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Think invasive, research. If you don't have issues then why make one? And is there any ability to PROVE the results without "the testimony of two or hree witnesses" that are unrelated? Hardly. I'm afraid many would be better of dying natural death. šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™€ļøšŸ˜‘ They COULD be helpful and knowledgeable if they wanted to and would!

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Dawn B's avatar

So true! I need to know how to proceed. It's nothing good, but if it is a fissure, polyp, or cancer, I can take appropriate action. My diet has definitely changed as most important.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Cologuard, for starters. Reasonably accurate and totally non-invasive ... plus you get to secretly giggle as you set the innocuous little white box on the post office counter, knowing it contains a frresh turd!

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Dawn B's avatar

It is a long story why I chose to do it and several reasons.

*My dad died of colon cancer 7 years ago that he could have prevented.

*I was bleeding a year ago, took MMS a while, and it cleared up.

*My husband wants me to.

*My symptoms started again and have not cleared up for a month, but this time I have a lot of pain in my back....but I did lift 60 lg. bags of dirt at the same time the other symtoms started so...

I am usually healthy as a horse, take no meds, and work out 4-5x a week.

BUT, I did get my box of dewormer today! The parasite detox contains diatomaceous earth, green montmorillonite, and activated charcoal.

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Janet's avatar

Agree. I’m 75 this year. I try to use natural remedies. BTW. My broken femur was taken care of beautifully last year. But I stay away from conventional docs.

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Fortified City's avatar

Your grandmother was wise

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Annie's avatar

Amen. You are šŸ’Æ right. Avoid doctors and all msm medical community as they are compromised.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

I do use alternatives, take no drugs, however recently I went to the dermatologist for a skin check and asked him to remove some spots on my face, I wanted my complexion to look better. He did and prescribed retinol. I was so eager to get a clear complexion, I didn't think twice. I used the retinol for about five days until my joints swelled up painfully and I realized the only thing I was doing differently from my routine was the retinol, which did improve the look of my skin but at such a cost! Now, after five days of not using it and resting, fasting a little bit, the swelling and pain is pretty much gone. What I noticed too was how my mood and my thinking changed for the worse after using it for a few days. Just think what all the drugs people take are doing, not just to their bodies but to their minds. Is it any wonder that complete weirdness and insanity are manifesting?

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DougBTaylor's avatar

I was taking xzyralto* for blood clots about four years ago. Besides continual nightmares while taking it, I eventually woke up one morning with such extreme joint pain everywhere, I could barely get out of bed. I quit the poison, and the pain was gone in a few days, the nightmares too. If you look online, Goofle has a zillion "Gee, xzyralto* is so safe and effective, and perfect. Nothing wrong to see here" pages, yet not one contrary write up. Nor was there a place for me to 'besmirch' their fine EXPENSIVE drug.

You want to get rid of blood clots? Quit eating factory food. And cheap enzyme produced cheeses.

*Spelling may be wrong, but the actual spelling is just as idiotic.

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Shelle's avatar

Here's a tip: go to drugs.com and type in the drug you want to learn about in the search box. Ignore the glowing info they give, but scroll down to "user reviews". Read them, especially the negative ones. You'll get a better idea of likely side effects than the drug companies will ever give you.

And you can leave a review about your negative drug experience that will help others.

Here's an example of a relatively mild drug's reviews:

https://www.drugs.com/comments/atomoxetine/strattera.html

Many drugs' reviews are frightening.

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Donna in MO's avatar

A few years ago, personalized medicine seemed all the rage. Our local life science institute had symposiums on it, the HC press was talking about it, etc. Seems like that has all been chucked thanks to medicare calling all the shots and wanting to standardize everything. My mom seems prone to get a host of side effects from any drug she takes, while some of her friends get none. Think there is so much the docs and researchers DON'T know. And people looking for a quick fix don't question. I am guilty. Have a headache, take a couple of ibuprofen and go on with my day. Yes, I am questioning traditional medicine a lot these days. But I am also questioning a lot of these folks who push what could be snake oil and could be a miracle cure, as I don't have the time or expertise to evaluate every damn thing. I have a job, am caring for my 84 YO mom and very involved in local politics. But will either figure out a better path or die trying I guess.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Medicine, for the most part, always has side effects. That's why it is so confusing when you hear about a vaccine that is so safe and effective it has "no" AE's, that the VAERS data is compromised, not the people reporting how "safe and effective" it is.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

I would argue there’s no such thing as a side effect.

Any effect felt from a an ingested, injected, inhaled, eye/ear/nose droppered or transdermal delivered - or name your delivery method - chemical compound (drug) is a *direct* effect of the chemical. Might not be the intended effect but it’s not something off on the side somewhere; it’s up close and personal, a direct result of the drug.

Practice leaving the euphemisms behind. When the opportunity presents point out boldly this inconvenient fact. And others if you wish. But who can argue with the ā€œsideā€ sleight of language once you point out the obvious?

2Ā¢

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

File this under semantic argument.

How I view side effects is exactly as you define it, a direct effect of the drug that was not intended. I don't like taking medications, so if I encounter side effects that are worse than the intended effect, I avoid them.

I took percocet while in the hospital. I enjoyed avoiding the amount of pain I was in, but really honestly was not in enough pain to warrant using it. The side effects of anxiety, restlessness, coming out of my skin were not even close to a reason to keep using it.

Euphemisms are what they are, and the good news is that over time even euphemisms lose their luster, thus why other euphemisms supplant the old ones as more people become aware of what they actually mean.

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Dawn B's avatar

Oh my! Retinol? I use that occasionally, but not anymore. I don't have any meds that I take, but didn't realize that retinol is also bad. I never liked it because my face always peeled anyway. If you want good complexion, do needling. It naturally forces your skin to heal and make new skin and collagen. It is really expensive to have done, but I bought a "Dr. Pen" from Amazon and you can do it at home easily. I have before and after pics, and it really works.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Don't think needling is for me but I'm glad it works for you!

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AngelaK's avatar

Retinol or retin A? There is a difference.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Retin A - did not realize there is a difference.

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Janet's avatar

I have had severely chapped lips since a cold (maybe Covid?) since New Years. I’m trying some natural remedies, more hydration and such. Chapsticks actually make it worse. I’m hesitant to try anything stronger or go to a dermatologist. They never helped my eczema at all. Retinol is in some of those lip repair things. No for me as well.

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Annie's avatar

Wow. I hope you are feeling better now.

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Jen's avatar

Agreed, I have very little faith in the doctors & the healthcare system now. I would love to see the numbers to see how much faith in the healthcare system eroded after these past 3 years of gaslighting and lying

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Fortified City's avatar

I found this comment on globalsouth.com

Very interesting!!

ā€œokie smth I have been trying to ā€˜crack’ – WHY EGGS Shortage around the world?
p/s ā€˜world’ that is the white western world – chi-com and asia has no such problems (except tw-pirate-island and imperial jap) … which raised my suspicion what those SOBs are doing (and they are not so smart to down right stupid)

from 0H:ā€Øā€œDr. Peter McCullough on the ā€˜Holy Grail of COVID-19 Vaccine Detoxificationā€

The important part – the potential and currently still researching ā€˜cure’:

Nattokinase
Selenium (aids in helping the body repair itself and recover)
Dandelion root (acts as a detoxifying agent supporting better liver function)
Black sativa extract (may facilitate cellular repair)
Green tea extract (provides added defenses at the cellular level through scavenging for free radicals)
Irish sea moss (could help rebuild damaged tissue and muscle)

OH WoW!!! LOOK AT THAT!
Hmmmmm…. W.H.O. can answer this question: What natural food, was in abundance now lacking, mysteriously, has RICH SELENIUM?
Wait! Wait! Wait! smth shape like BIG FAT ZERO?!
Could it be…. Wait! Wait! Wait!
Pls dont punish me if I am worng?! PLZ…

E.G.G.?

feel free to visit their website and Peter has prove his ā€˜humanity’
… they seems to have the ā€˜cure’ product

if not, I am recommending 2 eggs per day for adult, free range and hard boiled (where possible as caged fried egg prob has other health concerns) I believe the selenium part is the yolk. And just to be clear, its chicken, not ducks, bird, snake or ostrich! DYOR!

anyone that come across any wonder remedy ā€˜to save humanity’ (that is the western population as chi-com has not such problem) pls share here or at the Salon šŸ™‚

be well be safe
p/s I have been drinking green tea (variety – some w jasmine) as water (bout 1L per day) – just normal tea bags but you can go the expensive end of fine grain powder šŸ™‚

Last edited 2 days ago by QC?ā€

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Freebird's avatar

I didn’t know about all of the other elements mentioned here, but EGGS are an excellent food source of vitamin D. When the egg shortage first appeared, that was the reason I suspected. Haven’t we heard from the beginning of Covid that a Vitamin D deficiency was present in those who fared the worst? Yes, it’s obvious ā€œtheyā€ don’t want us to be healthy. We eat two eggs fried in coconut oil every morning. I buy the expensive ones - there IS a difference, between GOOD eggs and those mass produced pale, sickly ones.

We hope to start producing our own soon!

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JW's avatar

We started with 5 laying hens and are up to 25 and 25 meat birds. There is no comparison of commercial eggs to what we get. We now supply eggs to everyone who wants them. They are a lot like potato chips though....you cannot just have one.

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Fortified City's avatar

Awe, very nice !!!

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Fortified City's avatar

Oh I wish I could get me a few laying hens maybe a small chicken house I’d be happy to have a nice rooster

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Jean V's avatar

Beware, roosters are loud, and ours start crowing sometime in the middle of the night (2 AMish) and go all day. But, they are beautiful creatures, and we love all of our chickens.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Nice rooster...🤣 He might be nice to you, maybe. Have fun. Nothing is quite as satisfying having a living egg factory. ā™„ļø

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Dawn B's avatar

Yep. Did you see that video of the guy who compared his coop to 15 min cities?

The chickens never leave because they have everything they need, own nothing, and are happy.

He said a bunch of stuff that the WEF, etc. wants for us while showing us the coop that was unsettlingly similar.

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AngelaK's avatar

For my entire adult life I didnt eat them because I have high familial cholesterol and was told not to. I now read that the cholesterol of the egg yolk does not give you cholesterol! šŸ™„ It is also very healthy to eat! So I have started eating them at 65. BETTER late than never. i do have to take a statin though after avoiding them forever. Nothing natural works. Very high ldl and total. I also get pains when off med, doctor probably said its the arteries.

My mom lived to 88 with the same thing and statins. My died had a massive heart attack at 45 and died at 55 so I have to be careful.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Bear in mind the linear decline in human-useful nutrients that starts minutes after the egg is laid. One study I heard on satellite ag radio suggests that "most" human nutritional value is lost from factory-farm chicken eggs within 4 weeks of laying date. Same study said that the average supermarket egg is 2 weeks old by the time it makes it to the shelf. I cannot find a print article to support this (sorry). Even if only partly true, this is another very good reason to support your local / backyard chicken farmer.

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Howling for Harmony's avatar

I cook the eggs the same as you do and also love to make omelets. Recently I tried poaching for 5-6 minutes (I take salmonella maybe too seriously), and they came out great, just slightly loose yolk. Anyone know which way of cooking preserves most of the nutrients?????

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Freebird's avatar

I’ve read that over cooking reduces nutrients, so I make mine a little runny.

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FourWinds's avatar

I'm grateful we have a local person who sells eggs. The yolks are literally orange. They're great! I believe the shortage was planned because eggs (at least natural ones) are healthy, have so many nutrients and are being studied for helping "covid". No wonder they want eggs off the market.

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Fortified City's avatar

There is a place in Sioux Falls where you can buy 3 dozen boiled eggs for 5 bucks, The Fruit Truck.

Umm sounds like someone had been doing their homework

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Julie Ann B's avatar

As a healthcare professional (now retired) I agree with you completely. If people haven’t woken up now after the lies, corruption and evil we’ve witnessed in the healthcare system and industry the past 2 1/2years they will never wake up. My trust and my hope comes from God!

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Peregrine's avatar

It started well before 2.5 years ago.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes! I have said for a year at least that I have trust in only two entities: God and my husband.

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NofloChick's avatar

Couldn’t have said it better myself. I have changed my lifestyle in so many ways, no sugar, gluten free, exercise, no chemicals in my house, etc. Just so I don’t have to face any doctors. And I feel better!

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AJF's avatar

God lives within youšŸ¤—

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Jaci's avatar

And most sicker

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Turfseer's avatar

DR. GASLIGHT. A doctor causes his patient to question her own sanity. Listen to Turfseer’s new song. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/dr-gaslight

Hubris infects the medical profession. Watch MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY DISEASE. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/my-way-or-the-highway-disease

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Susan Clack's avatar

Best reply/observation yet. šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„āš”ļøāš”ļøāš”ļøšŸ’„šŸ’„šŸ’„

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Listen to Elaine H. My wife used Joe Tippen's protocol after her breast cancer diagnosis, and it worked. We started it yesterday for our 15 year old border collie after finding out she has a larger tumor on her liver. STOP chemo yesterday if you want to have a chance. It is a far bigger scam than the jabs. It kills every growing cell, and since ~30 billion of your 2 Trillion cells die every day, how can this possibly help anything? 5 year "survival ", not to be confused with living, rate for chemo patients is 2.1 % in the US. If you are in a chemo drug test of any kind and die before the test is over, you aren't counted as a death, because you did not finish the test. And, chemo Does Not kill the strongest of all cancer cells, stem cells, so even if it puts you in remission , it Will come back. We read over a dozen books on cancer for the 7 months after we found out, and got a real education. One in particular was used as our guide, "Killing Cancer, Not People". i bought a case and gave them out, and just started on my second case. Gave away 2 yesterday, one to a friend, and one to a guy I just met at the gym. Trying to give back for God sparing my wife from the murderous Rockefeller brainwashed .quacks.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

A doctor missed my endometrial cancer; told me I had fibroids. No biopsy was done. Two years later another doctor correctly diagnosed and the cancer was stage 3A. My oncologist recommended chemo and I complied. He said at the beginning that I would not need radiation. At my last chemo treatment, he recommended radiation. I prayed and looked at studies online; then refused the radiation because of some really bad potential side effects. Now, 15 years later and much wiser, I question whether or not I needed the chemo. I think the recommendation for radiation must have come about because the protocol changed during my treatment. I really liked and respected my oncologist, but I was devastated when I saw a video in 2021 in which he recommended the covid shots, even for pregnant women. How could an OB-GYN oncologist do this???

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Kent's avatar

Because your "really liked and respected oncologist" is a fraud. Its becoming evident how many of us are realizing our medical people are idiots if not criminals. I for one can't imagine how they made it through med school.

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JenillaIced's avatar

That asswipe of a Dr was BOUGHT & BRAINWASHED by the system just like the 99% of Drs I call on. Soros, the WEF and the socialistic DEMs ruined our medical system.

My kids haven’t been to the Dr. In 2 years. I brought them in and the Drs were PUSHING the unsafe jab on the kids before it was available. That put fuel on the fire under my rear when I realized these as swipes are coming for my kids!!! I realized our kids are better off w/o padding the checks of Drs to check a box for a well visit. Thank god our kids are healthy and thriving. I have to drive 2 hours to a NON-SOLD out Dr in CA if they need care.

I’m thankful so many remedies are online. I’m hoping I don’t have to take them to visit a Dr in the heart of the Bay Area as they got their basic vaccines and NO ONE will jab them with this poison/snake oil unless you want to see a video of a CRAZY MAMA BEAR gone wild ready to hire Harmeet and Jeff to sue them.

In my attempts to seek JUSTICE, I visited Drs, attorneys and churches and realized how many people are corrupt. If I didn’t have to live in my territory to keep my job, we would move.

Speaking of law suits, I called 49 CA attorneys to take my husband’s vaccine discrimination case. I realized there is only a TEENY TINY population of lawyers who are not SELL OUTs.

I visited 9 Catholic Churches to get a religious exemption. I got one, but got more infuriated with each ā€œNO!ā€ to learn that each Catholic priest, church, etc are sell outs to our Socialistic Pope.

Elephants never forget who harmed them, their family or attempted to harm them. I’m not a hawk, but a mom with an elephant’s memory on a mission and I will never forget who tried to harm me or my family.

I do not visit Drs for personal healthcare nor do I think it’s safe to take our kids. The ironic thing is I call on Drs for a living and learned just how they received significant BONUSES to promoting jabs to their patients. Drs all say the same thing to show they were BRAINWASHED like a bunch a Pfizer reps who drank the koolaid at new hire training. What I heard/uncovered in the last 2 and 1/2 years will make you want to 🤮.

Jeff & the C&C army would nominate me for an Oscar or a JOSCAR(Jeff’s Oscar) for the uncover work I did to learn how Drs & hospitals profited off of COVID, jabs, government checks starting April 2020. Some of them are still wearing masks because they know they are criminals and want to hide their face because they know what they did. If I were them I would never want to show my face to the world either!

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Kent's avatar

You did above and beyond the call of duty for a parent, as so many couldn't have been bothered.

I have had a similar experience trying to find a doc within my Humana network that will admit to being vax'd. None will say as it is due to "a matter of privacy" they squeak. If one tells me no they have not vax'd, then i will have him/her reassigned as my primary but none have so far. I don't want anyone who's vax'd or given anyone else vax's, 'diagnosing' any condition I may have as I believe them to be imbecilic drones with zero judgement reliability. Why would I consult a so called MD when they failed to verify for themselves whether the shots were 'safe and effective'? We're going to have to figure out some kind of sentence for these medical FAKES when this all comes out in the MSM (and it will). There going to have to be class action suits against docs who benefitted financially from dispensing these bio/weapon poisons. They cant be allowed to practice anymore...

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Just ordered the book! Thank you so much. I know so many people with new cancer diagnosis’s now, it’s frightening. And none will welcome this info I’m afraid. But, I’m going to try.

And thanks to C&C comments a few days ago, I ordered ivermectin paste for a pre-cancer on my nose.

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Shellie Willmering's avatar

I did the same. šŸ‘

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

I was at the hairdresser today and her husband has a place on his arm they are worried about. I told her to try the IV paste. I’ll check back.

Thanks to whoever recommended that!

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Kathy Sincere's avatar

A link for Joe Tippens Cancer Story and his treatment with Panacur (fenbendazole). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCOODjrJhRQ

Fenbendazole is now in capsules, for humans. Some are using the 222 mg capsule twice a day instead of just once a day, with greater results. https://fenbenlab.com/product/fenbendazole-capsules-222mg/

This is a great site for cancer success stories, treating with Fenbendazole. https://fenbendazole.substack.com

This works!!!

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Lin's avatar

Thank you. Reading Tripping over the truth now, and ordered the other book. I am on a slew of naturopathic supplements for the chemo side effects. I am glad I have only four more to go.

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Gabriella's avatar

Who is Elaine H.?

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Tina's avatar

Who is Elaine H?

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SusanMc's avatar

Ordered!! Thank you

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AJF's avatar

Ordered!šŸ‘

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Janet's avatar

It killed my horribly immunocompromised sister being treated with chemo. After the 1st jab. I never understood it.

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Swedecelt's avatar

I am so sorry! For all the ill loved ones who looked to their doctors with trust as our hearts slowly shredded knowing this jab was bad news, and they just couldn't or wouldn't hear it. I am praying for you and your family Janet.

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Dr Linda's avatar

Same for my Brother battling liver damage from chemo (the cancer was gone but the patient died anyway)

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

Similar for my husband. We went for treatment in Switzerland, his tumors were shrinking, they started chemo again and killed him.

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OnTheJump's avatar

So sorry.

Amazing, the stories we DON'T hear.

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Janet's avatar

So very very sorry, Linda. My sister and I were Irish twins. Through thick and thin.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

I’m sorry, Janet. ā™„ļø

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Annie's avatar

So sorry to hear that šŸ˜ž

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Sarah Bee's avatar

I’m so sorry Janet

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Dr Linda's avatar

I would also like to know why they are insisting that those over 65 get the death shot. O, maybe they want us dead (knew the answer all along but it infuriates me)

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Paul Ashley's avatar

Exactly why it appalled me that my two neurologists recommended I take the jab, advice given even before the injection was rolled out! Needless to say, I ignored them.

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MadWorld's avatar

They are following protocol of their overlords: hospitals, insurance companies, and licensing boards. Docs can no longer think for themselves.

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Fortified City's avatar

Well the pieces in that puzzle are easy and fit perfectly too

Those doctors are on the Big Pharma payroll and if you check they probably get a check once a quarter.

Incidentally there is a place on the internet (I’ve missed place the link) where by law this is disclosed to the public; alto’ the public mostly aren’t even aware it exist. They (TPTB) surely aren’t gonna put it on a billboard anywhere.

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Raptor's avatar

Link doesn't work

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Jo's avatar

@Fortified, if you find that link, would you please share it here?

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Fortified City's avatar

Certainly!!

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Lin's avatar

I want to thank everyone for your prayers and encouragement. Anyone who regularly includes strangers like me in their prayers, please continue to do so!

So that you know my journey: I am responding very well to chemotherapy: have one month of reduced poison to go (four infusions), reduced probably because I’m 73.

I have been wary of the medical establishment for decades: did not take the jab and was fired. I’m in a very blue state and my kids practically kicked me to the curb for it, calling me all sorts of names. I also had C19 early 2020, so I knew I didn’t need the jab, and that it was actually contraindicated.

So when I was diagnosed with cancer I felt, being several states away from any family and alone, that I would have a hard time NOT trying western medicine. To compensate I have been doing a lot of alternative treatments, my tumors have shrunk to only one (I have metastatic disease) which is 1.1 cm. I have few side effects, although that is getting worse as the poison is cumulative. I take off label medications for my immune system and to kill cancer stem cells, exercise a lot, fast, and read about cancer. Tippens book came yesterday, and I ordered the other book mentioned. I am a big fan also of Thomas Seyfreid who believes cancer is associated with metabolic dis regulation.

I will probably not get radiation as it is too damaging.

I also work with an alternative physician who prescribes off label when needed.

So far I seem to be ā€œOK.ā€ Aside from nausea 30 hours/week, my side effects are that and bone marrow suppression. A break in therapy was encouraging as my blood counts began to bounce back right away.

Blessings to us all as we ride out this worst of times. Thank you for reaching out.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Would ā€˜love’ instead of like, if that were an option.

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Elaine H's avatar

It doesn’t. Look up Joe Tippens protocol and Get Living.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Isn’t it interesting that the meds that seem to work on so many illnesses are anti parasite meds?

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Scott Kinghorn's avatar

How do I find this on telegram? When I type the name a little duck appears saying it doesn't exist.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

And I don’t have telegram darnit.

I do remember early research on ā€˜Covid’ from Japan found that most people tested in depth had parasites.

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Fortified City's avatar

Umm

I double checked the link it works for me

Do you have the app?

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Lin's avatar

I received his book yesterday. Thanks!

And fasting. Lots of fasting.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

https://sq1.chrisbeatcancer.com/own

I watched this entire series. It is holistic and hopeful. The body was made to heal itself.

My thoughts with you Lin.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Lin, this is what bothers me. No one should be getting boosters! (Nor the original shots for that matter.)

I lost faith in Robert Malone back when he was pushing the vax on older people.

God bless you in your fight!

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Kim's avatar

to his fault he too took the vaccine and regrets it. I don't think he is pushing that right now. He is singing a whole different tune. As is Dan Bongino

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Still have my suspicions re Malone. Remember just before the ā€˜pandemic’ there was the rash of vaping related lung problems. Guess who owned a piece of the vaping industry?

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Maybe. But in fairness to him he came out about the dangers of MRNA very early. He has been canceled and has published much about the evil cabal. He has spoken about the negative effects he has experienced.

Also remember he is a scientist. I don’t blame him for trusting in meds, he studied them. Hopefully his eyes are more open now.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

How is he cancelled. He travels the world with his Dr Jill and seems to enjoy a life of privilege, breeding 10,000$+ horses.

From Tereza Coraggio and the third paradigm…whom Malone doesn’t like very much…

https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/phony-maloney-and-wikispooks?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=651440&post_id=105241286&isFreemail=true&utm_medium=email

ā€œMalone has had a career in bioweapons disguised as vaccines, which follows in his father’s footsteps of making weapons of war. Here’s one line from his CV: ā€œput WHO and Norwegian government philanthropic leadership in touch with Pentagon leadership to expedite the [Merck Ebola] vaccination trials.ā€ Malone is making introductions between the World Health Organization and the Norwegian government—the one that just colluded with Biden in blowing up the Nord Streams. And then there’s ā€˜philanthropic leadership’ that reeks of Margaret Anna Alice’s philanthropaths. And he’s introducing them to his buddies at the Pentagon. What part of the Deep State is he not in?

Some ā€œExamples of his … oversight experience include HIV, Influenza (seasonal and pandemic), Plague, Anthrax … Ebola, Zika … and Engineered pathogens.ā€ If you’ve read The Real Anthony Fauci, this should make your skin crawl.

The last chapter is called ā€œGerm Games: Genesis of the Biosecurity State.ā€ These are the ā€˜engineered pathogens’ that Malone mentions last. Read his CV for yourself. Since he lives at his business farm breeding $30K Lusitano foals for ā€˜discerning’ buyers (ā€œinvest in the magic!ā€) his address is public information, while the rest is publicly available on the internet and should be publicly known.

My conviction is that Malone moved into his father-in-law’s expertise as a ā€˜spook’ in common lingo for an intelligence operative specializing in psy-ops.ā€œ

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none none's avatar

Malone also owns a lot of Pfizer stock

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Datagal's avatar

Good point about being immune compromised. And what about people with autoimmune disease? I’m not a scientist but don’t the covid shots create a chronic autoimmune condition, whereby one’s body continually manufacturers a (spike) protein that one’s body then continually attacks with antibodies? Why would a person add this to their already autoimmune condition?

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SB's avatar

In August of 2020, a friend who is an oncologist posted on FB advising not to get the shots because everything he had read indicated they would cause autoimmune issues. He never posts anything on FB except rare family stuff. I have autoimmune issues and my neurologist advised against the shots for his patients due to concerns of causing more autoimmune problems. A lot of the adverse reactions are autoimmune related. Also, people don't generally know this but if you have one autoimmune disease, you are 30% more likely to develop another autoimmune disease and a lot of people have 2 autoimmune diseases without the help of vid jabs.

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Patrice's avatar

The very first advice from the manufacturers prior to the vaxx rollout was that people with autoimmune issues, pregnant women and women who were planning pregnancy is the next two years should not get the jab. That advice was withdrawn rapidly.

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MaryAnn's avatar

I have a friend who had an autologous bone marrow transplant after treatment for mulitple myeloma. To get her immune system back to ā€˜normal’ she had all her vax’s (from childhood) redone, including the current poison jab. I did not think her immune system would survive that assault but so far, so good. šŸ™šŸ»

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Deni Isle's avatar

My youngest child was diagnosed with leukemia in infancy. We were instructed to stop ALL vaccines for the reasons you just expressed. He was immunocompromised for 3 years. Even when he was allowed to continue getting vaccines, he was not allowed to get the oral polio vaccine (OPV) because it was a live virus. Instead, his doctor said he could only get the inactive polio vaccine (IPV). His siblings were also instructed to get the IPV as well because of the shedding from the OPV.

My son is part of a study group of long term childhood cancer survivors. I was floored when this medical study group recommended the jab!!! Not just for survivors, but current patients, too!!!! It goes against everything I was taught at the hospital during my son's treatment. It goes against true science.

Anyone who is immunocompromised, OR has an autoimmune disease should NOT get any vaccines, which is contrary to what is being pushed by Big Pharma and brainwashed doctors.

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Janet's avatar

My God. There is an evil hand pressing down on this planet. Pregnant women. Old people. Working folk. Children. Cancer suffering. All the innocent. All sacrificed on the altar of the old gods. The child sacrificers. The idol worshipers of modern culture of death. The powerful greedy. The butt licking toadies. The ingratiating liars. The lazy ass or just plain incompetent stoopid politicians and medical murderers. The simpering influencers. They are all here, slithering everywhere with no apology. They should be wiped out. I can’t but their day of true reckoning is coming fast. I pray for justice. Swift and painful.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Isn’t auto immune an overactive I

Immune system?? So why does it need priming. SMH

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Deni Isle's avatar

Yes, you're right about an auto immune being an overactive immune system.

In Jan of 2021 my husband had some major health issues going on. He was hospitalized several times. The docs could not figure out what what casuing his issues. He had EVERY test done under-the-sun. One of the their conclusions was that he had an idiopathic autoimmune disease. In other words, they had no idea what he had.

So, I looked up everything I could about auto immunes diseases to try and keep my husband healthy. WEB MD popped up first and said to be sure to get ALL your vaccines. That didn't make sense to me. If my son had a suppressed immune system and the introduction of a vaccine would harm him, then why would you give someone with an overactive immune system a vaccine and make their system over-react and wreak havoc in their body? I delved deeper in my research. I came upon several well known university websites and they all said to STOP taking any vaccine if you have an autoimmune issue.

Well, when I went with my husband to his follow up visit, his doctor immediately said he should get the jab!!! Since my husband was 62 yrs old and the cut-off in FL was 64 at that time to get the jab, his doctor said he could write an authorization for my husband to get the jab because of his health issues. I then asked the doctor, "Is that advisable because my husband has been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease?" The doctor sat back.... scratched his chin.... thought for a moment and then said, "You have a valid point and he should wait." I had a valid point?!? He's the one with the medical degree!!!! He's a good doctor and has helped my husband otherwise, but he still recommends my husband get the jab.

As a side note.... last Feb, my one son's whole family caught covid and we had been with them just prior to that. My other son, who had been visiting and staying with us at the time, caught it as well as myself. My husband never caught it.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Thank goodness you did the research.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Wow. So thankful your son has survived! Thankful for your knowledge. šŸ’•

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NAB's avatar

Lin - there was a treatment summit held shortly after the mass injection push started at which an oncologist spoke to this very issue (I wish I could remember his name - I think the summit was held in Florida). He said a study of measuring post-injection antibody response of immunocompromised people showed almost no antibody production. So, people were taking these shots, assuming ALL risk, and receiving no benefit. I bet the oncologists throughout the country don't tell their patients about THAT study.

I have had a very low WBC count for 20 years now. My first thought when these shots were proposed was, "why would I introduce such an unknown risk into my already altered (though not deficient) immune system?" No one could give me a good answer because they don't have one.

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SB's avatar

Yes, there was a small study done at the very beginning on organ transplant patients because they are immunocompromised. After 2 shots, no improvement in their protection but they were going to shoot them again to see if 3 would do the trick.

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nickij's avatar

I too am over 65 and immunocompromised. When I read that the original trial did not include anyone with my problems, it seemed obvious to me the purveyors knew bad trial outcomes would spook the public and so could not include our group.

The outcome of allowing them to inject me seemed clearly on the side of depopulators who -- even before covid -- were already out there indicating that we sick and/or old people are supposed to a burden. When Obama collapsed the most critical parts of the healthcare system in creating Obamacare, cutting off so much healthcare from the poor (including the old), that was a clear message about the technocrats' attitudes toward the old and sick. People died, but the attitude was, that's just how it goes. Friends -- technocrats are without compassion.

NO ONE SHOULD TAKE THIS GENOCIDE TECHNOLOGY -- a true bioweapon. And to continue to single out those who are old or have comorbidities -- that is a proof of genocidal intent they just can't give up.

Protect yourselves. They are not backing off.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

@nickij, thank you for posting this. Now, how to get this mile wide red flag above the fold. /scarcasm - ā€˜cos the likelihood o’ that at this point in time is about nil

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Leskunque Lepew's avatar

The science of kickbacks and bribe$.

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Heterodox Introvert's avatar

EXACTLY! Advice from medicos astounds the sense of reason. Just like some injectable product ā€œstays in the arm.ā€ What?! If your needle has broken a single capillary in its delivery method, your product, no matter how small the dose (but let’s not kid ourselves) has now gained access to the bloodstream. Every injectable since forever. How in the world could medical students who become licensed physicians ever buy such obvious, completely counterintuitive crap as the product ā€œstays in the arm?ā€ Whole lotta people have better 2 + 2 capabilities than most doctors. Stay safe!

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

When my doctor was trying to convince me to get the vaccine, I brought up one of the reasons being that "it doesn't stay in the injection site." In a rare moment of clarity her response was that "of course it doesn't stay in the injection location."

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Heather LibertyCricket's avatar

There is no science on that. They never tested it on immune conpromised. It is another lie. Your reasoning is the most sound.

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AJF's avatar

Agree (from the start!) Immune suppressed people should never be given a drug to suppress the highly complex immune system. Somehow (lies, propaganda) have convinced people these shots will do some good. Now that humankind has been groomed to believe drugs that suppress symptoms, or "vaccines" that keep you from "deadly" disease s are the norm, they have put man over nature (God) to disasterous consequences.

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Wesley Hoyle's avatar

I cannot believe Stanford hasn't bowed to the mob (yet). It's almost like a twinkle of hope.

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Annie's avatar

These "elite" colleges and universities are anything but elite. All those students who participated in that awful display should be failed and suspended. I would say that the majority of Stanford law school students are mentally ill and subpar. Not all but a good majority. And they are adults so clearly they're responsible for their actions.

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Jen's avatar

well, you know...being liberal means you can simultaneously believe than an 18 year old is too immature to understand their college loan obligations (and should not have to pay them) while also believing a 5 year old is mature enough to pick their own gender and consent to life altering surgery.

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DougBTaylor's avatar

Brilliant

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

And many universities are no longer requiring the LSAT.

How are they choosing students?

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Jaci's avatar

By their skin color, sexual preference and donor dads

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Annie's avatar

Don't forget animal identity.

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YM's avatar

The problem is this type of thought doesn't just stay on college campuses anymore. It's made its way into mainstream politics and culture and will only get worse with the next generation of kids learning how to be intolerant.

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Donna in MO's avatar

AND Corporate America. It's why I have stayed self employed.

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SB's avatar

I haven't been impressed by the Ivies for a long time.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Since the 60s? šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļø

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JW's avatar

It really is sad how Stanford is allowing this kind of conduct from their students and professors. Berkley always had this attitude and anti-establishment mentality but Stanford was always the more behaved, ethical and "high intelligence" institution (I'm a 60's kid). Such a shame to see the privileged brats run amok.

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Cynthia Ford's avatar

Berkeley has fallen too, sadly, Requiring childhood vaccines and flu shots plus boosters, which acts as a way to keep out the home-schooled and the dreaded "anti-vaxxers". But when you realize that Gilead, home of run-death-is-near is right there, and trans-surgery embracing Kaisers surround it, it is less unfathomable. Stanford is between Facebook headquarters, Google, the Apple spaceship, and the community colleges, which until recently had working kids, with some sense, are falling too. DeAnza, down the road from Stanford in Cupertino, just fired a black professor for wrongthink https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2023/03/20/de-anza-college-diversity-director-says-she-was-fired-for-questioning-schools-anti-racism-policies/. CRT DEI has tried to infect the elementary schools there too, but there is a large Asian population, who immediately recognize the Cultural Revolution pattern. There is a lot of defense industry there too, so when Stanford explodes from having to read the Constitution, Big Tech can release some giant Mylar balloons to be shot down to cover it up lol (I grew up there and my family lived there forever)

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Martha's avatar

And now the activists are upset about their names being revealed! As the article shows, it's a prime example of the pot calling the kettle black ~ a total lack of self awareness.

Law school students who heckled judge freak out over their names being released

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2023/03/18/law-school-students-who-heckled-judge-freak-out-over-their-names-being-released-1341969/

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JK's avatar

Note to HR Departments: Any resume showing Stanford Law should be tossed out.

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Monterey's avatar

Except for the ones who listed they were a member of the schools Federalist society

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Wesley Hoyle's avatar

"Noooooo, loss of anonymity is only for the Bad Conservative People!"

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OnTheJump's avatar

Luv this part :

" .... they weren’t pleased after their names were published by the Washington Free Beacon, the conservative media outlet that has been covering their futile antics, DESPITE THEIR OWN DOXING OF Stanford's Federalist Society students whose names were shared on the internet and on posters. "

Isn't THAT just darned typical ?!

https://twitter.com/aaronsibarium/status/1636550737546076163?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1636553483355578369%7Ctwgr%5E755afccc32109df6a00f0b77fa99cf537f068c08%7Ctwcon%5Es2_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bizpacreview.com%2F2023%2F03%2F18%2Flaw-school-students-who-heckled-judge-freak-out-over-their-names-being-released-1341969%2F

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Martha's avatar

Thanks for sharing ~ great Twitter thread!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Typically hypocritical yes!

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Iron Horsey's avatar

They got called out. Hard. These stupid leftist students are going to get a hard lesson. Next they'll summon Antifa to do their bidding and try to intimidate the law school. I say bring it.

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

Probably just the Law part of them. I'm sure the rest are quite insane.

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Wesley Hoyle's avatar

Agree that's likely, but I would really prefer the pool of future lawyers and judges be kept sane, if I had to pick a demographic to salvage.

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CaplT's avatar

Stanford not only bowed but it led the worship.

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daiva's avatar

Well-nigh indeed šŸ˜‰

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Elaine H's avatar

Isn’t it interesting that most young liberals want to be animals, want to save all animals, and yet the animal world would never accept them. The animal world kills off their weird and weak. The have a pecking order that always has been and always will be. If only these human weirdos would learn from the animal world, all of us could be happy.

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Annie's avatar

They're deeply unhappy with themselves. They have no faith, moral compass or guidelines to live their lives. Hawk lady sees the beautiful majestic hawk flying free unburdened from the crap in our lives. Of course she wants that. She needs serious mental health care.

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

Don’t you mean IT/HE šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļøšŸ™„

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AJF's avatar

They also gets lots of attention

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Lisa Ca's avatar

problem is most mental health care will just embrace whatever the girl wants to be

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Jen's avatar

oh my gosh I was just thinking along these lines the other day. Have you ever seen Sebastian Maniscalco in standup? He's hilarious and he does this bit where he's making fun of how the internet ruined society..."you want to dress like a baby?" LOL. It's so funny, but he's saying that in the old days you walked out of your house wearing a diaper, and it was dealt with. You were handled. Now, thanks to the internet, these people have rights -they have entire conferences where they meet up with other people who dress like babies. It really is the internet that ruined everything. Prior to that, we mostly kept people in line.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

At the liberal University of Oregon back in the 70’s, the guy who wore a diaper around campus was dispatched somewhere, the guy who always wore black gloves, even in summer, was finally dispatched. We feared him, beyond creepy. I think he finally did something bad or finally got caught. The guy who broke into a sorority house naked was beaten to a pulp by the girls. No charges filed, no lawsuits.

Can’t imagine how liberal the campus is now though.

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Christy's avatar

Great point Elaine!!!!

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AM's avatar

Definitely

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The Fifster's avatar

I guess we can no longer refer to miscrants as just an animal any more, can we?

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SB's avatar

Excellent point!

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Annie's avatar

Great. They reversed and updated guidelines. But the damage has been done. Australia has some of the highest vaxxed and boostered rates in the world. The draconian measures put in place to support the previous guidelines were awful. So much loss of life and freedom to live life. This action alone should be enough to convict these pricks. They freely admitted it. Never forgive and never forget!

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I was thinking similarly. The damage is already done. Australia was on my bucket list of places to visit. Nope šŸ‘ŽšŸ» Not anymore. I don’t care if I ever step foot there now. Imagine how the citizens feel that were force injected time and time again. Imagine the citizens who know their country has been destroyed and ravaged by the evil tyrants.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Same. I feel the world has really shrunk for a lot of us. A lot of places are on the no can do list.

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Cowgirl Dee's avatar

Not to mention that to get there you’d need to fly with a pilot that has a lowered medical standard to operate the plane. As my mother said, ā€œI’m not going anywhere I can’t walk home from!ā€

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Juliann's avatar

Amen! No more planes for me. I can be satisfied in my own back yard.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Unfortunately for us, we still have to fly for employment reasons and family reasons. Thankfully it is only a few times a year. If we can drive, we do!

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

And to think the US is on the list of places the unvaxxed cannot enter. Unimaginable.

I imagined visiting the Shetland Islands. No more. Guess I’ll have to settle for the show Shetland. And my dreams.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

But yet they can cross the southern border no problem!šŸ¤¦šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Jimmy Perez is the best.

Doug Henshall however seems like a uberwoke idiot! (Sadly.)

He will be off the new season. I love Tosh.

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NAB's avatar

Very disappointing about Henshall. I guess I shouldn't be surprised. Tosh is great! I like the earlier seasons of the series better than the later ones.

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AngelaK's avatar

Wait. Do you mean if US unvaccinated citizen travels to Europe, thry cannot come back in? I thought that was only for foreign nationals.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

US citizens can come back in...I did last November.

The moratorium is just for non-US citizens.

...unless you sneak across the southern border...no rules there.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Yes dangerous people like Novak Djokovic can’t come in!

A joke about dangerous:-)

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I felt a long time ago at begining of 2020 I would go no where and don’t care bc I refuse to jab!

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Frances's avatar

I live here and the state premiers, their chief health officers, the media, etc. have ruined our lives; also, the majority of Aussies are still asleep and don't 'feel' anything even when they have to attend emergency at the hospital due to post-jab adverse effects; they don't connect the dots. No critical thinking skills here.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’m so sorry for your country. It really was ravaged in so many ways. America isn’t far behind, except we have a remnant of fighters that refuse to stop fighting. That’s the only reason we are still standing, albeit shakily.

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The Fifster's avatar

and a whole shit load of weapons...

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MadWorld's avatar

It is the same with all vaccines. Of course they are not safe and effective for everyone, but the "faith" in them is more like a religious belief, and anyone who disagrees should be shunned and "excommunicated." It's a cult/religion. Even if they do connect the dots, they remain silent as to not disrupt the orthodoxy.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

Is it they can't connect the dots or don't want to? The same questions can be asked in any country, not just Australia.

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Annie's avatar

I live in an area west of Philly and trust me - they cannot think for themselves! I see the illnesses and death all around me and no outrage or demanding of answers. Most are getting other shots like flu or shingles or tetanus or pills to counter their growing issues. #ABV is their belief.

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Juliann's avatar

Walmart was pushing Pneumonia and Shingles shots hard yesterday.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Pharmacies push the shots hard, I have an ex friend who is a pharmacist and she always complained about the quotas they had.

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Frances's avatar

I think it's both. I have friends and relatives in Canada, many professionals (now retired) who do not question the govt., the health depts., who broadcast that I was crazy due to not accepting the experimental shot. They admire Trudeau and Freeland; enough said.

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NAB's avatar

Is it possible Freeland is even more of a menace than Trudeau? Her conduct during the Trucker Convoy was malevolent - and her facial expressions disturbing. Yikes.

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Shellie Willmering's avatar

I'm so sorry for you, and everyone there. I wish things were different. Really, I just wish people were good. You, and the rest of us are always in my prayers. 😪

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rolandttg's avatar

we loved Australia, and almost bought land there in 1993. Our favorite country, and have an aunt and her family who moved there. But as you say, it has been totally captured by the cabal, as has Canada, and I don't expect to ever go there again

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Jaci's avatar

I loved it too and thought of moving there until I was there for just three days. The breathalyzer tests on main streets and the graffiti and brainwashing gun give got me. My brother there is so unwilling to see the light!

He told me I was living under a rock by not getting a shot I responded he was living in a bubble...

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Crixcyon's avatar

Come the next invented plague, they will just change the guidelines like magic.

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Alice Smith's avatar

Heard just yesterday of a perfectly healthy 17 year old boy who just dropped down dead whilst walking to school, heart attack. That’s in NSW.

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Annie's avatar

That's awful. šŸ˜”

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Susan Harman's avatar

A red tailed hawk is a bird of prey. It captures in its talons mice, voles, rabbits. Sometimes feasts on larger already dead animals. So…is Horus planning on eating meat or will this red tailed hawk begin a more plant based diet? Lol. You can’t make this stuff up!!!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

How about a dose of if not several days of treatment reality... in the mid 90’s we had a family of four long term guests who’s 10 year old son decided he was a dog, well past several days and well past the adults in the room exasperated patience. The adults, unanimously agreed to ā€œreality treatment.ā€ Fortunate it was mild weather, we dusted out a outdoor dog house, padded it with clean blankets, the 10 year old was ecstatic, really played the happy dog over the top... until dinner, we serve his favorite, pizza. And locked the door. We put dog kibble in his bowl next to a bowl of water outside his new digs. He ā€œbarkedā€ at the back door and below the dining area window where he observed us all enjoying our pizza, then he ran from front door to back, barked and whined, and later as if to show he was perfectly ok with his choices, he got inside the dog house.... until we’ll past dark. The home was gated and for the ā€œkiddogā€ sleeping out in a tent was a summertime favorite. He attempted howling at the moon a few times, but the night went off fairly uneventful. Morning... planned in detail, his favorite chocolate chip pancakes. Kudos to the parents who held firm. Barking and whining turned into crying and screaming as we were serving his older sister his fav pancakes, again readily visible through the dining area window. Both patents exited through the back door near his new digs. I’m sure sis made ample ha ha ha faces... then the parents picked up the kibble bowl, and stated stoically... you are a dog, this is dog food... put the dish back down and abruptly turned their backs walking back inside and locked the door. As you can guess barking and running around the house while barking, growling and whining eventually simmered down to his sitting quietly on the back entry steps. The parents took it a step further several hours after lunch lecturing how dogs must have a bath and dried before coming in the house. Long story short, the boy gave up his ideation of dogdom after nearly 48 hours of being treated as he wished, at least the remaining weeks under our roof...

Maybe serving only freshly filleted mice and rats (available at pet stores live for pet snakes) might readjust this ideological red tail Hawks unacceptable perception insanity... idk... but I’m convinced by the 10 year old boys dog adventure with sane logical parents... treat the furries and birdies like their chosen identity to the nth degree... a prescription of raw undiluted reality...

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RunningLogic's avatar

Now that is great parenting! 🤣😁 This is what parents are SUPPOSED to do!!

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1Irish's avatar

This is great...sounds like a great solution. Quite a change today from child wanting to run away and parent saying ok here is your toothbrush to furries? yikes

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

This is spot on.

Doctrinaire vegetarians (not to speak of mentally I'll "identify as") can enjoy the idea that hundreds of animal species will feast on their bodies in Mother Nature, and not a single one will have a shred of remorse. Not one, anywhere! "Yum yum yum" and "eat fast before another animal steals it or eats me" is their sole "thought". šŸ˜‚

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daverkb's avatar

Hum! Maybe Hawk Eye's parents ought to server Hawk Eye mouse steaks for breakfast? Voles for lunch? Snake sticks for dinner?

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daiva's avatar

šŸ’¬ The pieces that keep falling into place on the board are slowly revealing the truth. Every little piece that falls adds a little more, making it easier to find the next piece, and at some point nobody will be able to deny what the picture shows.

↑↑ 😊 ↓↓

šŸ—Ø The truth is like a lion — you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose, it will defend itself. ~~Augustine of Hippo

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

And the Truth never changes.

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SusanMc's avatar

Not God’s Truth; unchangeable!

Of course these snowflakes (give a bad name to lovely snowflakes) mostly consider God a figment of imagination in those who need a crutch in life. Ted Turner once said as much.

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Lois Lassiter's avatar

I LOVE the last part about the cat.

As a veterinarian, I TOTALLY agree. Cats would most definitely kill us and eat us, given the chance.

The looks my own cats give me at times give me pause....

Let's not even talk about cats that come to my clinic.

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Help Needed in KS's avatar

As a cat lover and owner(servant) of cats, I must disagree. Cats are warm and loving creatures, with NO malice in their hearts. Now, in unrelated news, I must go change the bandages on my arms and legs......

YES, KITTY...I'm coming!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I have a pair of those lovable kitties. I can relate.

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Jen's avatar

LOL, so true! And cats really are the cruelest killers. They will play with that mouse as long as it suits their fancy before they finally eat him.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

The day I found that my boy kitty had brought in the third garter snake of the day, I ordered enough bells for his collar that he lost his stealth. Lizards seem to be totally deaf or completely stupid so I do have to rescue them from time to time. Some would suspect there’s a new tailless or cropped tail species of lizard in my garden.

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Bubblehead's avatar

Nine cats here. One of them visits the chiropractor monthly! For adjustments, not for treats.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Australia finally backing off being a total covid NAZI state?

Check out this tribute to the queen of covid nazis, Gladys Berejiklian. She ran a brutal lockdown in New South Wales. But then got busted for corruption. This video is a fitting tribute! (1.5 mins long)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLTGXblgUoc

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Gaye's avatar

All I can think is ā€œbelow the Pillars of the Earth, passed Hades going around 90 m.p.h., and…spiraling out of control in orbit around a gigantic black hole of bat feces somewhere in space.ā€ Buh-bye, Gladys!

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Willing Spirit's avatar

That was a great one!šŸ˜‚šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Unfortunately the damage is already done. Which is what they ultimately wanted anyway. Damage then flee.

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CeCe Brown's avatar

Now THAT was funny and sad at same time.

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OnTheJump's avatar

EXACTLY what that was !

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AJ#2's avatar

Awesome video

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NCBrowncoat's avatar

Someone. Reds to do these for Fauci and Biden!

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

OMG I hope she "suddenly" comes down with a "unexpected incident" that leads to a "sudden and unexpected"

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Gigi Gummerson's avatar

😳listen between the lines. She sounds insane!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Have you figured out to not post nutty websites yet or not?

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Today's post was about aussie covid nazis making a u-turn. I posted a vid about Gladys Berejiklian, a covid nazi that was totally bent over by her own overreach.

Unlike your post today about 'muh ruzzia bad' of which none was in today's topics.

Anyway, check the vid. It's awesome.

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

Boys - it is entirely possible to be against US funding assistance for the Russia Ukraine war, but still acknowledge that Russia's invasion and murder of Ukrainian citizens is as evil as any other war, including the Nazi and Soviet perpetrators of World War II (pact in 1939, they co-invaded East Europe from respective directions and began slaughtering). You can hate Brandon and Putin as evil POS's alike. The fact that the invasion probably never would have happened under Trump is water under the bridge.

The stupidest thing in all of modern history was to ally with the Soviets in 1941, saving them, and then handing them all of Eastern Europe to enslave including 1/3 of Germany in 1945. Stupidity beyond any conception. Patton was dead right. And now that the ex-Soviets are armed to the teeth with nukes, along with the communist Chinese, Pakistanis, N Koreans et al, we are pretty much screwed forever except to largely hunker down, come up with new weapons tech, and isolate.

But with Dems predetermining election outcomes, the path forward is most grim.

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Mrs. Mantle's avatar

Somehow I am less concerned about Putin than I am of the masterminds behind covid and mass extermination and their puppets.

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daverkb's avatar

The Ukraine is another Foul Magician's Trick. Look over here. Forget about all that lying, death and destruction ... and our country being laid to waste.

God bless you for saying it plain out loud!

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Jen's avatar

me too

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daverkb's avatar

Thanks for seconding the motion! God bless you!

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daverkb's avatar

First, who picked this fight? And who put the squeeze on for the last 30 years? And what did Angela Merkel say about the Minsk Agreement? Multiple times?

Second, putting 1939 and the Ukraine 2022/2023 into a blender and pouring the contents out on the countertop for inspection is an exercise in incoherency for most folks. Especially given that most people never study history except what they are taught in schools which is next than nothing.

Third, the Domestic Terror State would be much better off having real industry, real borders, real money ... and ceasing and desisting from false flag terror wars which in any event are never won unless they happen in places like Granada or Panama.

Best to take the plank out of own's own eye and cleanse one's own house of despotic vermin before looking abroad for monsters and windmills to vanquish.

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daverkb's avatar

I listened enough to the video. And it is as you say. Thanks!

A prime ingredient in the con, as always, is falling for the little game of choosing a 'virtuous' side. And choose anything but your own good ... like having a decent country to live in.

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

Once again, you will not find someone more appalled and disgusted by our domestic situation (and warned for DECADES now) and the China virus and the biomedical security State and Woke insanity than I. What's amazing is how so many of you give Putin a pass simoly because the evil idiots in our country use him as a prop to distract. He is as evil and dangerous as the despots of old; he invaded a sovereign country that posed him no risk whatsoever. It's remarkable how many people have bought the silly narrative that NATO presents some sort of a threat to Russia. What do you think the chances are that NATO would ever invade sovereign (and nuclear!) Russia? It's ridiculous in the extreme. Putin and the leftover protocommunists use it as an excuse to try to "reconstitute the Soviet empire" which is exactly what Putin said he would do, including saying the "greatest tragedy of the 20th century was the dissolution of the Soviet empire". It just enraged him to give up all of his slaves whose lives and cultures and families the Soviets were destroying. He aims to reverse that.

Trump and anyone with half a brain knew Nordstream would give Russia an opportunity to do whatever they want because they would have Europe by the balls. They didn't think one move ahead, that if Russia does invade someone, what the hell is the West going do about it once dependent upon them for essential energy? As soon as Brandon stole the election, Putin knew it was game over, he could do whatever the hell he wanted because we were shutting down energy production as he promised. America has become a banana republic without legitimate collections, it's time to act.

Just because our domestic enemies use Putin as a prop to distract does not in any way mean that he's not a terrible threat and a proven butcher. He is killing human beings by the scores without any remorse or care. Too many Americans have absolutely no idea what real war on their own territory means. They shoot their mouths off about other peoples' lives like it was nothing. Ukraine is a massive human tragedy, and the Christian thing to do is everything we can to ease suffering in this humanitarian crisis - the hottest war in the world right now - along with the domestic humanitarian crises we have right here in America, precipitated by left-wing policies. It's not either-or.

Lastly, we are probably screwed either way: can you imagine that Brandon has something like a 45% approval rating? Sadly, I believe the polls. Anything above 10% (the moron quota) means that we are dealing with self-destructive delusional fools on a colossal scale.

Any Republican of integrity in Congress right now ought be condemning Brandon and his henchmenpeople as a warped and destructive force in this country, while also condemning Putin as a murdering butcher who cares not a whit about human life.

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daverkb's avatar

With due respect, there is so much drivel in this response of yours that would take several months of Sundays to unravel it all. And so, as to this particular Gordian Knot of the Grandiose, I'll be content to let the readers undertake the evaluation.

I will mention this, that under the old rule of Christian Law in this country, there was often heard such sage advice as 'mind your own business' and 'tend to your own gardens'. There is much wisdom in this. And so instead of embroiling ourselves in endless debates over such folly as to the merits of just one more mindless, pointless and insanely costly proxy war engineered, we'd be much better off in building up our own country, riding ourselves of Woke Marxist tyrants ... and putting an end to the Fifth Generation covert Terror War being waged domestically against the American People.

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Solzhenitsyn’s Ghost's avatar

"Drivel".

The Iron Law of Pseudo-analytical Projection...

Just stick with the straight anti-Marxist theme. Keep it simple.

I'll have a beer with someone else and doubtless it's mutual. Godspeed.

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Credenda's avatar

Of course NATO is a threat to Russia. We lied when we said we would not advance one inch eastward after the collapse of the Soviet Union. We promptly came forth with the Wolfowitz Doctrine. Read it on Wikipedia. We have had designs on Russia for years—all those natural resources, all the opportunities for corruption and fraud by oligarchs like in Ukraine? You bet our neocons salivate over destroying Russia. They have think tank planning sessions every year, contests actually, on how best to divide the spoils. How do you feel about China buying off Mexico and putting military bases there on our southern border? Then arming them with nuclear weapons capable of reaching a major American city in 6 minutes? I’m not ok with that and the Russians are not ok with the overt aggressive policies of the West. While you are reading about the Wolfowitz Doctrine, read the latest Rand Report, then tell me our neocons have no intent to harm. The Minsk Accords were a farce, they were never intended to bring a solution to Ukraine. Merkel admits this now. Russia has valid security concerns, based on our actions over the last 30 years. We no longer honor our treaties, in fact we laugh at the idea of doing so. (See Pompeo’s boasting laughter saying ā€œwe lied, we cheated, we stoleā€. Is this the kind of foreign policy we should be proud of?

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AngelaK's avatar

šŸ‘ Brilliantly summarized!

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AngelaK's avatar

2014- Dunbass- Ukrainian nazis- Atrocities upon Russians in the area- Minsk Agreement.

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Connie Lemmincakes's avatar

RUSSIA! RUSSIA! RUSSIA!

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goodnightrose's avatar

If only all politicians were this honest. Respect, Gladys. šŸ‘Š

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SusanMc's avatar

Poor sentence structure word salad

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Facts are hard for you to deal with.

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Ken's avatar

Why is it OK to recommend the deadly jab to us who are over 65?

It's a push for senicide/geronticide.

Those who continue to call for the dangerous and deadly jabs for ANYONE are evil.

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Jean V's avatar

That's exactly what I think. Dead people don't collect Social Security or Medicare.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Or Medicaid! Ie nursing homes.

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SusanMc's avatar

Yes! Thought that right off the bat. Elderly (my husband & I are considered that, but I don’t ā€œfeelā€ elderly). Kill off the old who drain the system.

The immune compromised & those w/ comorbidities next. They drain the system badly also.

So that’s 2 demographics that the system doesn’t want or need.

Get the young to buy into LBGTQPxyz+; result being sterilization.

Push shots on babies, elementary & up kids; that’ll cull a goodly number.

All in all... diabolical population control.

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Nick Gamblin's avatar

Dr. John Campbell covered a new preprint correlation study that found a link between countries with higher vaccination rates and higher all cause mortality.

Unsurprisingly, the study did find a link, consistent with Pfizer’s own clinical study that resulted in more deaths in the vaccine group than the placebo group.

Campbell, in his signature understated way, called the evidence provided by the study a slam dunk.

https://youtu.be/iyo2UNQcdpQ

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NAB's avatar

Interesting to watch Dr. Campbell as his eyes continue to be opened to the crimes which have been perpetrated against people. His demeanor is so affable and humble it is impossible not to feel bad for him as all the illusions, he and so many others (myself included) believed about health care, disintegrate before our eyes.

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Tucson Tanya's avatar

So very true...

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Tucson Tanya's avatar

Yeppers! That video was POWERFUL.

The pieces are indeed fitting...

I've had a song by Tool, about pieces that fit stuck in my head on and off for days maybe weeks now... funny Jeff writes of "pieces fit" today...

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Joe Karlovich's avatar

How many lies does a parent have to tell their child for them to believe they are a red-tailed hawk in a human body? When do we start holding parents accountable for what is apparent child neglect?

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Janet's avatar

They might send them to a psychologist or some such but I’ve learned that most (especially in blue states) are in on the program. $$. What surgery does she want? Wings? Beak? Will she sport feathers? Demand a perch in the back of the classroom? Mice for lunch?There are very manipulative kids too—they get something out of this.

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Jen's avatar

I still want to understand this whole "furries" phenomenon that's happening in highschools where kids insist they are cats or whatever and demand a litterbox. I really want to understand 1) how that's not a health code violation and 2) how it doesn't violate every other students rights not to have to see that. I am legitimately am confused by this.

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Janet's avatar

I worked with an adult furry once. Mostly he did not like other people and he enjoyed the creative part of costume making. He could be something else for fun. He says children doing this as they are now is bizarre and disturbing.

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Janet's avatar

And he’s a gay guy in a 35 yr relationship.

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Penny North's avatar

They are bored. So much has been given to them at an early age that they no longer get pleasure dopamine hits on a regular basis. So they make up this crap.

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Politico Phil's avatar

When life gets hard, all of this will disappear.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

Demand a perch in the back of the classroom! Good thing I had swallowed that gulp of coffee! Good one.

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AJF's avatar

I think poor parents have been groomed also. "You must allow your child to be their true selves" has taken on a WHOLE new meaning...the pendulum has swung all the way and we need to bring it back to center. BTW, a good portion of the the rest of the planet ain't buying into this BS!

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AM's avatar

I can only imagine how my own parents would have handled this 🤣🤣

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Annie's avatar

Yeah. This situation would have never progressed to this point. All it took was one time polishing all the silver or mowing the acre yard with a push mower to sort me out. šŸ˜‰šŸ™‚

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AM's avatar

Exactly. Like if you have this much time for fantasies you've got plenty of time for work. :P

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Cowgirl Dee's avatar

I’d like to know how closely she follows the hawk natural diet. Just wondering. It’s all raw and involves nose to tail consumption, oh and fur. No thanks. I’m sure videos and avitars have something to do with the disphoria. Parents! Get your kids off your phone and let them play in the mud!!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Do hawks vomit the bones of the small mammals they eat, as do owls? Wonder how she/it manages that?

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Juliann's avatar

Reminds me of ā€œyour brain on drugsā€ commercials. (The fried egg) notice we don’t see much of that anymore. Good luck Horus.

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JW's avatar

There are no eggs available to show on the commercials. 🐣

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Renee Sommers's avatar

I always use that example when I explain how doing maths Algebra and above feel on my brain. Sizzle. Sizzle. 🤪

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Sheryl T2's avatar

I had an interesting but sad conversation with a gentleman who came to service our home yesterday. He mentioned that in the last couple of months their company has had 3 service providers in the state of Florida die suddenly of heart attacks. They were all in their early 40's to early 50's. One in his 40's was a single dad. The small company has a contract with the federal government, so they mandated the jab. I have talked to many that have been injured (whether they knew it or not) by the jab, but this was the first time I had seen outside of the internet real death cases. It was very jarring. Three cases in one small company. Has anyone else heard (outside of the internet) of this happening to this extent? To extrapolate this to whole US is frightening.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

Sheryl, yes! At church last Sunday, we learned of two deaths, a high school age girl who died suddenly and a 50 year old man who died in his sleep. Since then, I have learned from a family member about a man around 40, vaxxed, who died due to heart attack. A friend told me about a 57 year old woman, seemingly fit and healthy, who sat down to watch a movie and died! Then I learned that a church member's 60 year old brother, with no known health issues, died due to heart attack. All this within a week's time! A few weeks ago, our son told us his neighbor, about 60 years old, called his daughter and asked that she bring some groceries to him, as his car would not start. I assume he was okay when he called, but when she arrived with the groceries, he was dead. In addition to deaths, another friend told me her neighbor's family, whom she knows are all vaxxed, has had 2 family members develop heart problems and a 30 year old female family member is partially paralyzed due to a stroke. They will not consider that the vax could be the cause. It is truly getting frightening. One of our pastors, whom I know is vaxxed, has repeatedly been sick. His latest sickness began in early January and he is still unable to work. I believe his immune system has been destroyed. We also have a friend who developed aggressive pancreatic cancer and is not doing well. Another friend, also fully vaxxed, had a heart procedure yesterday.

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Sheryl T2's avatar

I do not understand how they will not consider the jab. So heartbreaking.

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Jen's avatar

Yes, I have seen it at work...I am in a large company and we've lost several to turbo cancers, a few to suddenly dying in their homes and lots of husbands, wives, fathers, mothers. I have never heard of this much death. And here locally a family I knew from my daughters' daycare, the father in his 40's had the turbo cancer - and died in the same month as his brother, also turbo cancer. Not to mention what you hear about happening on local college campuses. That's just odd...when I was in college, kids did not die suddenly.

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Sheryl T2's avatar

That turbo-charged cancer is a stealth problem. I knew a sweet woman who had had breast cancer but had beat it over eight years earlier. Early in 2021, soon after taking the jab, she was found to have a stage four cancer in her body that was so large that they would not operate. She died within 1-2 months. I did not connect it at the time, but now I really wonder.

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CeCe Brown's avatar

I have two past coworkers whose husband's died in the past year of cancer. One had stable prostate cancer, got vaxxed as soon as available, within 6 months he died...cancer was everywhere and was septic. Other friends husband, vaxxed to travel, died within a couple of months of being diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Just heard 2 friends from high school, cousins, both were diagnosed a year ago with cancer. One died last week and other is not looking good and is in long term care right now. Quite a coincidence if there isn't something else at play here.

My cousin's husband has dementia in family history. Over last year he has quickly deteriorated to point where she had to place him in locked down long term care. It was waking up to gun pointed in her face that made the final call. It seems pretty obvious to me that his medical issues were turbolized.

Then there is the PA at clinic my daughter goes to that has just come back to work after 6 months absence including long placement in rehab.

All this in my little circle. I am retired, not very social, and live in the country. I can't imagine what I would find if I actually had a normal sized social/work circle. It is crazy scary .....

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Sheryl T2's avatar

You are right, if this jab promotes turbo-cancer, think of the very progressive dementia and other genetic issues people may have. We think of high hospital intake, but there may also be so many more needing assisted living or long term care facilities than are available.

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JW's avatar

Just learned today of a 19 yr old girl who was a gymnist and died in her sleep last night. That was the 3rd one in 2 week I have heard about just in my circle. The fact that they are all young, the oldest being a 30 yr old man, is so disturbing.

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Anne Clifton's avatar

So very sad. If it was my child or family member, I would want answers and if I suspected the shots, I would be shouting it from the rooftops. I can't understand why so many are silent. I learned last night that one of our younger pastors, less than 50 years old, was given Remdesivir while hospitalized with covid. He's lucky to be alive! He knew nothing about early treatment options such as ivermectin, probably because it is not discussed at our church except in private conversations among those of us who are bold enough to mention it.

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J Kaz's avatar

So the Dean of Stanford hasn’t caved...yet.... I hope and pray the dean doesn’t. I also hope they film the detention class.... I would love to watch.

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Coffee & Crap Podcast's avatar

Lol this was a good one. And, as an attorney myself who once thought Stanford the Gold Standard of law schools and one that would have never looked twice at me, I have to admit that I’m enjoying this predicament they have created for themselves. I watched those hecklers and the DEI director and was scared for the future of the legal profession. I am relieved to see the Dean action with some logic and reason but man she has her work cut out for her. But lie in the bed you made and all that right?

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JenillaIced's avatar

Glad to know there is another good lawyer out there.

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Crixcyon's avatar

I am a porcupine trapped in a hippo's body twice bitten by a rattlesnake and clawed by a regenderized eagle. Do I qualify as a possible virus source?

That puzzle is the size of Australia and the truth pieces we have are about the size of Rhode Island. We need to move quicker before the next invented plague, courtesy of the science twins, fauci and gates, is upon us. WHO is nearing the starting gate.

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Annie's avatar

I would recommend social distancing and a mask immediately. Lol šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ So many witty and hilarious comments today. 🤣

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AJF's avatar

Well we do have racoon dogs, don't we? Oh well it really doesn't matter they were never tested for you know what, 3 years ago...def may be the SOURCE!šŸ˜‚

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Lon Guyland's avatar

So the Australian government metaphorically held people at gunpoint and demanded their wallets for 2 years, and now it’s ā€œWe don’t recommend you hand over your walletā€.

The mind boggles. I mean, it’s good news, but the mind still boggles. Had Australians any spine left, politicians would be twisting in the wind from light posts.

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Michael Miller's avatar

Then why aren’t they, here?

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Lon Guyland's avatar

Same reason

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