Whats Everyones Thoughts On Covid 19 All These Months Later?

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Just saw this weird ***t on terrestrial TV in the UK.

Clearly everything is fine and there's nothing to be concerned about.



Agenda 203o propaganda, they have to rename everything to push it through, agenda 30 is associated with a global ruling class "conspiracy" , it shows the wack job conspiracies do work that’s why I encourage all of them. Still this advert is nauseating and scary, the TV really has so much influence it’s unbelievable how folks just uncritically swallow up the information and adjust their meanings accordingly.
See how much people love the cycle lanes in British winters, with the increase in cyclists in this climate we will have an increase in deaths accordingly, probably more deaths than covid from cycling accidents at this rate. You won’t see the ruling class cycling anywhere that’s for sure.

From a "peaty" perspective it’s an even bigger nightmare because the entire authoritarian system will justified on "health" grounds, obviously it won’t be health it will be slow to kill poisons as usual but we will tell you with "words" you are "healthy". Like the cancer hero narrative they pumped into pop culture, while celebrating the "hero" nobody thinks to ask why dying cancer patients don’t receive a comprehensive blood work up.

This is also why they love migrants and minority’s because they swallow this right up, many of them come from brutal authoritarian countries so this subtle authoritarianism is heaven on earth.
 
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Agenda 203o propaganda, they have to rename everything to push it through, agenda 30 is associated with a global ruling class "conspiracy" , it shows the wack job conspiracies do work that’s why I encourage all of them. Still this advert is nauseating and scary, the TV really has so much influence it’s unbelievable how folks just uncritically swallow up the information and adjust their meanings accordingly.
See how much people love the cycle lanes in British winters, with the increase in cyclists in this climate we will have an increase in deaths accordingly, probably more deaths than covid from cycling accidents at this rate. You won’t see the ruling class cycling anywhere that’s for sure.

From a "peaty" perspective it’s an even bigger nightmare because the entire authoritarian system will justified on "health" grounds, obviously it won’t be health it will be slow to kill poisons as usual but we will tell you with "words" you are "healthy". Like the cancer hero narrative they pumped into pop culture, while celebrating the "hero" nobody thinks to ask why dying cancer patients don’t receive a comprehensive blood work up.

This is also why they love migrants and minority’s because they swallow this right up, many of them come from brutal authoritarian countries so this subtle authoritarianism is heaven on earth.

This is absolutely the case, especially here in NY. They have been most compliant and take the authoritarian commands very seriously. In the past 2.5 years of my job in NY, I have seen minorities supplanting healthcare workers. One medical (pretty prominent too) clinic I deliver too often, completely replaced its staff by 2019 and are they good little hall monitors!
 
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I am by no means supporting lockdowns but CDC says there have been 298K excess deaths through October 3rd this year and 198K of those have been due to covid. There are obviously a lot of assumptions they are making in their models and they can skew their analyses so they get preferred outcomes but thought it was interesting. "Excess" deaths could also be attributed to the rapidly declining health of the general population . . .

They also note deaths from circulatory diseases, Alzheimer's, dementia and respiratory disease have increased, which really isn't surprising.

"Finally, estimates of excess deaths attributed to COVID-19 might underestimate the actual number directly attributable to COVID-19, because deaths from other causes might represent misclassified COVID-19–related deaths or deaths indirectly caused by the pandemic. Specifically, deaths from circulatory diseases, Alzheimer disease and dementia, and respiratory diseases have increased in 2020 relative to past years (7), and it is unclear to what extent these represent misclassified COVID-19 deaths or deaths indirectly related to the pandemic (e.g., because of disruptions in health care access or utilization).

Excess Deaths Associated with COVID-19, by Age and ...

Look a the response from @Homo Consumericus - at least in the Netherlands flu mortality went down to almost zero and excess mortality (presumably due to COVID-19) went up by about the same number of "missing" flu deaths. The same thing is being touted in the US too - flu season went missing as if somehow the flu respectfully agreed to wait for the COVID-19 to do its thing and only then resurface. The same thing apparently happened in Australia, Chile, South Africa, etc. You don't find that at least a little bit strange/suspicious - i.e. the noble flu coordinated its viral load across the entire world and had the courtesy to give poor people a break while they were fighting COVID-19? /s
Decreased Influenza Activity During the COVID-19 Pandemic ...
After record low flu season in Australia, US hopes for the same - CNN

Look, it is abundantly clear at this point that this thing is not nearly as dangerous as it was presented to be. If politicians had come on TV and said "we were wrong, but it was better to err on the side of safety" I would not have had that much of a problem with the whole charade. That's what politicians do for a living - lie and manipulate. But when we continue to hear nothing but fearmongering combined with the now-known-to-be-a-lie claim that lockdowns are needed (again) to "save" the hospitals from overload, the whole thing becomes pathetic...and sinister. The medical system in Western countries (with the possible exception of some parts of Italy/Spain) were never even close to overwhelmed. In fact, most of them were empty as even regular patients stopped going there.
https://www.usnews.com/news/healthi...e-empty-hospitals-but-using-them-is-difficult
U.S. Field Hospitals Stand Down, Most Without Treating Any COVID-19 Patients
Most U.S. hospitals are empty. Soon they might be closed for good | Opinion
Doctors worry the coronavirus is keeping patients away from US hospitals as ER visits drop: 'Heart attacks don't stop'
People have stopped going to the doctor. Most seem just fine | Northwell Health

So, the main argument presented for lockdowns - to save the hospital system - is a complete and utter fraud. Perhaps even more importantly, nobody seems to be pointing to the elephant in the room. Namely, no politician or a public health figure ever discussed the cost/benefit of allowing the hospital system to be overwhelmed. Worst case scenario, the hospital system collapses and some people in need of treatment (both COVID-19 or something else) will not be able to get it and die. Which one will cause more social/financial damage? A portion of the economy (e.g. hospital system) collapsing and also some people dying because of that OR the entire economy collapsing (which could also lead to the collapse of the hospital system everybody is ostensibly protecting) and a ton of people dying as a result of that??? Even preliminary stats indicate that deaths due to lockdowns are at least as high as COVID-19 deaths, and of course the financial cost of collapsing the entire economy dwarfs the cost of collapsing just the hospital system. Oh, and btw if you look at the last link below - people stopped going to the hospitals/doctors and most are doing just fine. So, apparently lack of access to hospitals (in case they collapse) won't really kill all those poor hapless vulnerable souls we keep hearing about on TV.
 
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A hidden benefit may be less medical “care” administered for other ailments, and lower mortality and morbidity as a result of less so-called care.
 

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It's a psychological weapon. The virus does not exist. The people who had their lungs full of gel were dying because of 5g towers and their immune system couldn't handle it.

The people who run the world know how to use words, sounds, colours and shapes to control how you think and behave.

Maybe it has some symbolic meaning in the name? I don't know.
 

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Look a the response from @Homo Consumericus - at least in the Netherlands flu mortality went down to almost zero and excess mortality (presumably due to COVID-19) went up by about the same number of "missing" flu deaths. The same thing is being touted in the US too - flu season went missing as if somehow the flu respectfully agreed to wait for the COVID-19 to do its thing and only then resurface. The same thing apparently happened in Australia, Chile, South Africa, etc. You don't find that at least a little bit strange/suspicious - i.e. the noble flu coordinated its viral load across the entire world and had the courtesy to give poor people a break while they were fighting COVID-19? /s
Decreased Influenza Activity During the COVID-19 Pandemic ...
After record low flu season in Australia, US hopes for the same - CNN

Look, it is abundantly clear at this point that this thing is not nearly as dangerous as it was presented to be. If politicians had come on TV and said "we were wrong, but it was better to err on the side of safety" I would not have had that much of a problem with the whole charade. That's what politicians do for a living - lie and manipulate. But when we continue to hear nothing but fearmongering combined with the now-known-to-be-a-lie claim that lockdowns are needed (again) to "save" the hospitals from overload, the whole thing becomes pathetic...and sinister. The medical system in Western countries (with the possible exception of some parts of Italy/Spain) were never even close to overwhelmed. In fact, most of them were empty as even regular patients stopped going there.
https://www.usnews.com/news/healthi...e-empty-hospitals-but-using-them-is-difficult
U.S. Field Hospitals Stand Down, Most Without Treating Any COVID-19 Patients
Most U.S. hospitals are empty. Soon they might be closed for good | Opinion
Doctors worry the coronavirus is keeping patients away from US hospitals as ER visits drop: 'Heart attacks don't stop'
People have stopped going to the doctor. Most seem just fine | Northwell Health

So, the main argument presented for lockdowns - to save the hospital system - is a complete and utter fraud. Perhaps even more importantly, nobody seems to be pointing to the elephant in the room. Namely, no politician or a public health figure ever discussed the cost/benefit of allowing the hospital system to be overwhelmed. Worst case scenario, the hospital system collapses and some people in need of treatment (both COVID-19 or something else) will not be able to get it and die. Which one will cause more social/financial damage? A portion of the economy (e.g. hospital system) collapsing and also some people dying because of that OR the entire economy collapsing (which could also lead to the collapse of the hospital system everybody is ostensibly protecting) and a ton of people dying as a result of that??? Even preliminary stats indicate that deaths due to lockdowns are at least as high as COVID-19 deaths, and of course the financial cost of collapsing the entire economy dwarfs the cost of collapsing just the hospital system. Oh, and btw if you look at the last link below - people stopped going to the hospitals/doctors and most are doing just fine. So, apparently lack of access to hospitals (in case they collapse) won't really kill all those poor hapless vulnerable souls we keep hearing about on TV.

We literally need to start a movement of people demanding the cycle threshold be dropped down to atleast 33. There's simply no denying it. We won't have to claim a conspiracy. We can just point out how it's scientifically inaccurate to be counting anything over 33 as a positive, because we know that doesn't indicate a live infection. It's really our only hope. The world will be their slaves until this happens. But then again, Australia tests up to 35 and really doesn't have hardly any deaths and they're still psycho on lockdowns in places. I don't know. Somebody's gotta do something.
 

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there is no virus.
the symptoms are 5g.




The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

The Bradykinin molecular structure over a computer rendering of the coronavirus

In the last week, questions have been raised about whether cytokine storm is indeed a culprit in severe COVID-19, while a paper from a government lab has made an intriguing and much-discussed case for a new mechanism, bradykinin storm.

While the concepts are not necessarily mutually exclusive, scientists trying to understand how COVID-19 wreaks its damage on the human body have been buzzing about the new possibilities.

The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

Jacobson and co-authors used a supercomputer to compare gene expression in lung cells from nine infected and 40 uninfected individuals.

They found the COVID-19 cases had extremely high levels (increased nearly 200-fold) of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the surface protein used by the coronavirus to enter the cell.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

"This is the perfect storm, where all the things that could go wrong will lead the system to really go out of control," Jacobson told MedPage Today. "When that happens, you're going to get hyper-permeable blood vessel fluid pouring out of these infected areas and into the lungs."

Compared with controls, patients with COVID-19 also had upregulated genes responsible for synthesizing hyaluronic acid -- a polymer that can absorb more than 1,000 times its weight in water -- and downregulated genes responsible for degrading it, Jacobson said.

In effect, the bradykinin dysregulation will cause blood vessels to leak, and the hyaluronic acid dysregulation will pour massive quantities of a gel-like substance into the alveoli. This aligns with autopsy reports that detail the lungs of patients with COVID-19 feeling "like a water balloon that is filled with Jell-O," Jacobson said.

"That explains why ventilation has been so difficult," he noted. "At some point when you have enough of this hyaluronic acid in your lungs, with all the water you've captured, it kind of doesn't matter how much oxygen you're pumping into the lungs -- it can't get through to do gas exchange in the capillaries and alveoli."

Excess bradykinin can also shift important electrolyte levels, like potassium, which in turn can cause angioedema, sudden cardiac death, diarrhea, and reduced cognitive function, Jacobson and co-authors noted. ACE inhibition has also been linked with a loss of taste or smell.


The bradykinin storm is not mutually exclusive from the cytokine storm described in severe COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic. While cytokines are involved in the virus's attack, Jacobson said they did not see the same out-of-control, cascading effect represented by the cytokine storm hypothesis.
 

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there is no virus.
the symptoms are 5g.




The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

The Bradykinin molecular structure over a computer rendering of the coronavirus

In the last week, questions have been raised about whether cytokine storm is indeed a culprit in severe COVID-19, while a paper from a government lab has made an intriguing and much-discussed case for a new mechanism, bradykinin storm.

While the concepts are not necessarily mutually exclusive, scientists trying to understand how COVID-19 wreaks its damage on the human body have been buzzing about the new possibilities.

The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

Jacobson and co-authors used a supercomputer to compare gene expression in lung cells from nine infected and 40 uninfected individuals.

They found the COVID-19 cases had extremely high levels (increased nearly 200-fold) of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the surface protein used by the coronavirus to enter the cell.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

"This is the perfect storm, where all the things that could go wrong will lead the system to really go out of control," Jacobson told MedPage Today. "When that happens, you're going to get hyper-permeable blood vessel fluid pouring out of these infected areas and into the lungs."

Compared with controls, patients with COVID-19 also had upregulated genes responsible for synthesizing hyaluronic acid -- a polymer that can absorb more than 1,000 times its weight in water -- and downregulated genes responsible for degrading it, Jacobson said.

In effect, the bradykinin dysregulation will cause blood vessels to leak, and the hyaluronic acid dysregulation will pour massive quantities of a gel-like substance into the alveoli. This aligns with autopsy reports that detail the lungs of patients with COVID-19 feeling "like a water balloon that is filled with Jell-O," Jacobson said.

"That explains why ventilation has been so difficult," he noted. "At some point when you have enough of this hyaluronic acid in your lungs, with all the water you've captured, it kind of doesn't matter how much oxygen you're pumping into the lungs -- it can't get through to do gas exchange in the capillaries and alveoli."

Excess bradykinin can also shift important electrolyte levels, like potassium, which in turn can cause angioedema, sudden cardiac death, diarrhea, and reduced cognitive function, Jacobson and co-authors noted. ACE inhibition has also been linked with a loss of taste or smell.


The bradykinin storm is not mutually exclusive from the cytokine storm described in severe COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic. While cytokines are involved in the virus's attack, Jacobson said they did not see the same out-of-control, cascading effect represented by the cytokine storm hypothesis.
Worthy of its own thread.
 

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Remember while you watch this, Ireland has had less than 2000 COVID deaths.
 

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there is no virus.
the symptoms are 5g.




The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

The Bradykinin molecular structure over a computer rendering of the coronavirus

In the last week, questions have been raised about whether cytokine storm is indeed a culprit in severe COVID-19, while a paper from a government lab has made an intriguing and much-discussed case for a new mechanism, bradykinin storm.

While the concepts are not necessarily mutually exclusive, scientists trying to understand how COVID-19 wreaks its damage on the human body have been buzzing about the new possibilities.

The theory connects many of the disparate symptoms of COVID-19, from a loss of sense of smell and taste, to a gel-like substance forming in the lungs, and abnormal coagulation. It posits that SARS-CoV-2 disrupts both the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) and the kinin-kallikrein pathways, sending bradykinin -- a peptide that dilates blood vessels and makes them leaky -- out of whack. The process impedes the transfer of oxygen from the lung to the blood and subsequently to all other tissues, a common abnormality in COVID-19 patients.

Jacobson and co-authors used a supercomputer to compare gene expression in lung cells from nine infected and 40 uninfected individuals.

They found the COVID-19 cases had extremely high levels (increased nearly 200-fold) of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the surface protein used by the coronavirus to enter the cell.

When the virus interacts with ACE2, it triggers an abnormal response in the bradykinin pathway, Jacobson said. At the same time, levels of angiotensin-converting enzyme, which is involved in the breakdown of bradykinin, were lower in COVID-19 patients than in controls.

"This is the perfect storm, where all the things that could go wrong will lead the system to really go out of control," Jacobson told MedPage Today. "When that happens, you're going to get hyper-permeable blood vessel fluid pouring out of these infected areas and into the lungs."

Compared with controls, patients with COVID-19 also had upregulated genes responsible for synthesizing hyaluronic acid -- a polymer that can absorb more than 1,000 times its weight in water -- and downregulated genes responsible for degrading it, Jacobson said.

In effect, the bradykinin dysregulation will cause blood vessels to leak, and the hyaluronic acid dysregulation will pour massive quantities of a gel-like substance into the alveoli. This aligns with autopsy reports that detail the lungs of patients with COVID-19 feeling "like a water balloon that is filled with Jell-O," Jacobson said.

"That explains why ventilation has been so difficult," he noted. "At some point when you have enough of this hyaluronic acid in your lungs, with all the water you've captured, it kind of doesn't matter how much oxygen you're pumping into the lungs -- it can't get through to do gas exchange in the capillaries and alveoli."

Excess bradykinin can also shift important electrolyte levels, like potassium, which in turn can cause angioedema, sudden cardiac death, diarrhea, and reduced cognitive function, Jacobson and co-authors noted. ACE inhibition has also been linked with a loss of taste or smell.


The bradykinin storm is not mutually exclusive from the cytokine storm described in severe COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic. While cytokines are involved in the virus's attack, Jacobson said they did not see the same out-of-control, cascading effect represented by the cytokine storm hypothesis.

A personal anecdote: a "surge" in positive cases in the city of St. Cloud, MN near where I live started in April. I was curious, so I looked up 5g in Minnesota. 5g was set up in St. Cloud about a week before the "surge" in cases. Absolute proof? No. Supporting evidence? Yes. Someone should analyze Wisconsin and Covid/5g, because apparently Wisconsin is a new hot spot.
 

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When the virus became mainstream back in March, I believed that after 3 or 4 months, things would settle down and people would be able to continue their lives back to normal. It's been 7 months, and with the colder climate about, cases have been rising again. Pressure is put on political figures, when political figures have responsibilities in trying to manage an economy while trying to serve other departments not related to Covid-19.

Even if I believe that every single case of Covid-19 is true, and that all the deaths are due to Covid-19's complications or worsening conditions, and that masks work in mitigating the virus itself, that everything was worth it and it is people's fault for not wearing masks enough, then that would only show the massive lack of knowledge in the health authorities around the world on how they treat people. When the best advice they can give is to wear a band-aid while a vaccine for a coronavirus is being developed, whose type has never had a successful vaccine actually grant immunity to its kind, it shows how much they care.

7 months, and I feel like I have learned almost nothing about the virus. I have not come across a single published study in any news article comparing, say, blood levels of somebody who is completely asymptomatic to somebody who is struggling with the virus, or has died of it. There are no official guidelines made to guide people on what to eat to help mitigate the virus' harmful effects, which could take a page from flu guidelines, if such guidelines even exist, though I heavily suspect that whoever is affected by the flu are the kind of people who under nourish themselves out of fear of gaining fat or eat foods that go against their health, as well as the usual stressors and potentially underlying conditions.

I hope that in the future, this pandemic is thought to be more of the fault of the lack of knowledge practitioners have compared to what they know now, rather than because not enough people wore masks.
 

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We literally need to start a movement of people demanding the cycle threshold be dropped down to atleast 33. There's simply no denying it. We won't have to claim a conspiracy. We can just point out how it's scientifically inaccurate to be counting anything over 33 as a positive, because we know that doesn't indicate a live infection. It's really our only hope. The world will be their slaves until this happens. But then again, Australia tests up to 35 and really doesn't have hardly any deaths and they're still psycho on lockdowns in places. I don't know. Somebody's gotta do something.

You really think that evidence will change these people's minds? This entire forum is a repository of often irrefutable evidence against this of that medical dogma. The pandemic is no different than say the theory that androgens cause prostate cancer or that estrogen is beneficial for post-menopausal women. Despite the evidence, men keep getting castrated for their prostate cancer and women keep getting estrogen HRT with the soothing explanation that in low doses it is safe and good for them and it won't cause cancer, Alzheimer, etc. As I mentioned in my first post in this thread, the issue I see as the most relevant is the massive lobotomization of the population, and the fact that a good portion of the population cannot even blow their nose unless directed by an "expert". Maybe the "pandemic", with its measures that have an immediate and brutal impact on people's lives will finally lead to some waking up...
 

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You really think that evidence will change these people's minds? This entire forum is a repository of often irrefutable evidence against this of that medical dogma. The pandemic is no different than say the theory that androgens cause prostate cancer or that estrogen is beneficial for post-menopausal women. Despite the evidence, men keep getting castrated for their prostate cancer and women keep getting estrogen HRT with the soothing explanation that in low doses it is safe and good for them and it won't cause cancer, Alzheimer, etc. As I mentioned in my first post in this thread, the issue I see as the most relevant is the massive lobotomization of the population, and the fact that a good portion of the population cannot even blow their nose unless directed by an "expert". Maybe the "pandemic", with its measures that have an immediate and brutal impact on people's lives will finally lead to some waking up...
Stark truth.

Feel like I live inside a cult commune at times. I'll keep chipping holes in it.
 
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Sounds hokey or whatever, but I really wish there was a sanctuary for us Peatarians here. We could live amongst ourselves on some piece of land, with our own food, etc, and away from the psychos and chaos the world is devolving into.
 

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Sounds hokey or whatever, but I really wish there was a sanctuary for us Peatarians here. We could live amongst ourselves on some piece of land, with our own food, etc, and away from the psychos and chaos the world is devolving into.
(Ruby Ridge)
 

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Sounds hokey or whatever, but I really wish there was a sanctuary for us Peatarians here. We could live amongst ourselves on some piece of land, with our own food, etc, and away from the psychos and chaos the world is devolving into.
Well, when the world population drops to 500 million then I'm sure we'll all have that opportunity lol
 

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Well, when the world population drops to 500 million then I'm sure we'll all have that opportunity lol
But the ones who got the vaccine will want to eat us. :smirk:
(gallow humor)
 

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