Coronainsanity

[tigermud]

It's about time.

She is literally the worst of the worst.

Thank you for your classic example confirmation as to how tyranny becomes acceptable.

 

[tinselwolverine]

Chicom tech bans another sitting member of congress

https://www.zerohedge.com/political...banned-twitter-spreading-covid-misinformation

I see she has elevated herself to ?initials? status.

It?s unfortunate because she and AOC had just gotten a fun little Twitter feud going on. Hopefully they?ll find another venue upon which to carry it forward. I?m beginning to see that the NYC Congresswoman enjoys petty petulance as much as the former president, and she?s showing herself to be pretty good at it.

 

[Thumb]

Thank you for your classic example confirmation as to how tyranny becomes acceptable.

So her getting removed from the platform of a private company is tyranny, but her using racial slurs against other members of congress, telling people other members are not Americans (I guess because they aren't white), straight up making up bullshit related to the pandemic are acceptable?

Thank you for once again confirming your IQ is lower than your body temperature.

 

[tigermud]

So her getting removed from the platform of a private company is tyranny, but her using racial slurs against other members of congress, telling people other members are not Americans (I guess because they aren't white), straight up making up bullshit related to the pandemic are acceptable?

Thank you for once again confirming your IQ is lower than your body temperature.

Yes it?s all leading to authoritarian dystopian equally assured misery for all.Tinsel makes a good point though, no more Twitter spats with AOC! Why would Twitter want to prevent such comedy! The world more laugher not chicom rule. Banning only entrenches and further divides. She?ll have to go rant on trumps new stupidity named site I guess. Divide and echo chamber.

 

[Michchamp]

I read they only removed her personal account; she's still free to tweet whatever batshit insane comments she wants from her congressional account.

 

[tigermud]

NYC implements racist covid treatment guidelines.

https://nypost.com/2022/01/01/nyc-considering-race-in-distributing-life-saving-covid-treatment/

Buncha racists.

 

[Spartanmack]

Reports like this make me think that, if anything, COVID deaths in the US are way WAY underreported:

In Cape Girardeau County, the coroner hasn?t pronounced a single person dead of COVID-19 in 2021.

Wavis Jordan, a Republican who was elected last year to serve as coroner of the 80,000-person county, says his office ?doesn?t do COVID deaths.? He does not investigate deaths himself, and requires families to provide proof of a positive COVID-19 test before including it on a death certificate.​

More:

An investigation by Documenting COVID-19, the USA TODAY Network and experts reveals why so many deaths have gone uncounted: After overwhelming the nation?s health care system, the coronavirus evaded its antiquated, decentralized system of investigating and recording deaths.

Short-staffed, undertrained and overworked coroners and medical examiners took families at their word when they called to report the death of a relative at home. Coroners and medical examiners didn?t review medical histories or order tests to look for COVID-19.

They, and even some physicians, attributed deaths to inaccurate and nonspecific causes that are meaningless to pathologists. In some cases, stringent rules for attributing a death to COVID-19 created obstacles for relatives of the deceased and contradicted CDC guidance.
​

The article notes at the same time places recording zero covid deaths for long periods of time, deaths due to pulmonary issues or cardiac arrest increased by a lot, year-over-year, in some cases doubling. So the excess deaths are there... it's just a matter of whether you want to ignore the most obvious explanation of why (because youre a dumbass)

yes, I'm sure a county of 80,000 people is keeping the total COVID death count way understated. Excellent anecdote. I'm convinced.

 

[Spartanmack]

Regarding the liability, we?ve known this for over a year.

I don't think a lot of people have known this. It's amazing how little people actually know about any of this - unsurprisingly, they're the ones who get angry or freak out when they find out someone isn't vaccinated.

 

[tigermud]

Informed consent proponent Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. blasted through the Covid narrative in a recent video, discussing how the federal government has leveraged the pandemic to target the most vulnerable population: children.

?Every power that government acquires using this pandemic as a pretense, it will ultimately abuse to the maximum effect possible,? Kennedy pointed out in a video going viral on social media. ?And this is just a rule that is certain as gravity.?

https://twitter.com/ElectionWiz/sta...er-complied-their-way-out-of-totalitarianism/

 

[tigermud]

A Melbourne man immolated himself in front of horrified onlookers in protest of the nation?s draconian COVID vaccine passport system.

One of the bystanders captured footage of the heartbreaking incident over the weekend, explaining the man had been screaming about vaccine passports and a ?digital ID.?

?He just fuckin? blew a car up,? the man recording said as flames billowed out of a car down the road.

A Melbourne man immolated himself in front of horrified onlookers in protest of the nation?s draconian COVID vaccine passport system.

One of the bystanders captured footage of the heartbreaking incident over the weekend, explaining the man had been screaming about vaccine passports and a ?digital ID.?

?He just fuckin? blew a car up,? the man recording said as flames billowed out of a car down the road.

?Dan Andrews, this is on your fucking hands, you dog,? he added, referring to Victoria?s MP.

Victoria police officers and firefighters reportedly managed to douse the man with water as he emerged on fire from his burning car and rush him to the hospital.

One of the bystanders who helped restrain the man until he was fully put out told The Herald Sun that ?he was on fire.?

?His skin was burning,? she said. ?He was off his face screaming about mandates. His skin is stuck to my shirt.?

One witness Lydia O?Connor said she was at a nearby cafe when she heard the man?s screaming about COVID mandates.

?He poured gas on himself and on his car. It was on purpose,? O?Connor said. ?He was screaming about mandates.?

?He was screaming, ?no vax ID? and throwing books,? she added.

Another witness confirmed he was screaming about Victoria?s vaccine mandates.

?I will never erase his wailing pain from his burns from my ears,? Barryman said.

Australia has descended into a full-blown tyranny over the last two years, implementing harsh lockdowns, universal vaccine passport requirements, and even COVID internment camps.

And despite the emergence of the mild Omicron variant, Australia has seized it as an opportunity to roll out even more COVID restrictions, such as renewed mask mandates, mandatory testing for interstate travel, and steeper fines for COVID rule violators.

In fact, Australia?s chief pharmacist Trent Twomey said citizens must ?accept? endless booster shots because COVID is ?going to be with us for many years.?


https://youtu.be/dqFoukUjLTA

 

[tomdalton22]

A Melbourne man immolated himself in front of horrified onlookers in protest of the nation?s draconian COVID vaccine passport system.

One of the bystanders captured footage of the heartbreaking incident over the weekend, explaining the man had been screaming about vaccine passports and a ?digital ID.?

?He just fuckin? blew a car up,? the man recording said as flames billowed out of a car down the road.

A Melbourne man immolated himself in front of horrified onlookers in protest of the nation?s draconian COVID vaccine passport system.

One of the bystanders captured footage of the heartbreaking incident over the weekend, explaining the man had been screaming about vaccine passports and a ?digital ID.?

?He just fuckin? blew a car up,? the man recording said as flames billowed out of a car down the road.

?Dan Andrews, this is on your fucking hands, you dog,? he added, referring to Victoria?s MP.

Victoria police officers and firefighters reportedly managed to douse the man with water as he emerged on fire from his burning car and rush him to the hospital.

One of the bystanders who helped restrain the man until he was fully put out told The Herald Sun that ?he was on fire.?

?His skin was burning,? she said. ?He was off his face screaming about mandates. His skin is stuck to my shirt.?

One witness Lydia O?Connor said she was at a nearby cafe when she heard the man?s screaming about COVID mandates.

?He poured gas on himself and on his car. It was on purpose,? O?Connor said. ?He was screaming about mandates.?

?He was screaming, ?no vax ID? and throwing books,? she added.

Another witness confirmed he was screaming about Victoria?s vaccine mandates.

?I will never erase his wailing pain from his burns from my ears,? Barryman said.

Australia has descended into a full-blown tyranny over the last two years, implementing harsh lockdowns, universal vaccine passport requirements, and even COVID internment camps.

And despite the emergence of the mild Omicron variant, Australia has seized it as an opportunity to roll out even more COVID restrictions, such as renewed mask mandates, mandatory testing for interstate travel, and steeper fines for COVID rule violators.

In fact, Australia?s chief pharmacist Trent Twomey said citizens must ?accept? endless booster shots because COVID is ?going to be with us for many years.?

great example of a crazy anit-vaxer:lmao:

 

[tigermud]

There is light at the end of the tunnel this will all be over by end of March 2022 provided the SC does the right thing!

 

[Spartanmack]

By getting COVID in early DEC. here?s a question if you currently have antibodies active in your system for up to 6 months after recovering from covid would getting vaccinated then put one at more risk for adverse effects while natural antibodies are still active. Any studies on that?

no studies but got an interesting anecdote yesterday - one of my coworkers who attends the same church as us had his second post-infection antibody test 11 months after recovering from COVID (Jan '20 - was sick but not severely sick) and his antibodies were at levels 15x what the CDC considers effective.

 

[tigermud]

no studies but got an interesting anecdote yesterday - one of my coworkers who attends the same church as us had his second post-infection antibody test 11 months after recovering from COVID (Jan '20 - was sick but not severely sick) and his antibodies were at levels 15x what the CDC considers effective.

wow 11 months later even, that's cool, now I think it's a very legit question that I don't think anyone can answer. If you still have active antibodies from covid recovery, would you then be more at risk of vaccine adverse effects if you get the vaccine and or a booster.

At min this really shouldn't be one size fits all. It's a giant mistake handling it all through mandates for all no matter what. It's utter BS

 

[tigermud]

Internist and cardiologist Dr. Peter A. McCullough has been managing the cardiovascular complications of both the coronavirus infection, and injuries developing after the COVID-19 vaccine. In the first half, he discussed his battle to provide what he considers balanced, research-based information on the prevention and treatment of COVID-19. Regarding the spread of the Omicron variant, "the reason why it's supplanting Delta is that it's multiplying at about 70 times the rate of Delta," he explained, adding that it's broken through both natural and vaccine immunity. Over 70% of Omicron patients are fully vaccinated, and that is because the virus has learned to thrive in the vaccinated environment, he asserted. Yet, he noted that for most who get infected with Omicron, the illness is mild and short-lived.

While McCullough has been an advocate of using ivermectin as an oral COVID treatment, he reported that the new Pfizer pill looks to be even more effective. He suggested several home treatments that he believes can act as a prophylactic measure against coming down with COVID. This includes spraying the nose with a diluted Povidone-iodine (10%) solution, which McCollough said can kill off the virus, as it starts its growth in the nasal passage. He also recommended such supplements as zinc, quercetin, Vitamins C and D, and the over-counter drug Pepcid, an antihistamine and antacid, "that actually inhibits bio-replication to some degree." He further argued that "public health agencies are fueling conspiracy theories because of the lack of transparency" and that doctors in the front line of treating COVID patients should be helping set policy rather than administrators.


https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2021-12-27-show/

 

[Michchamp]

yes, I'm sure a county of 80,000 people is keeping the total COVID death count way understated. Excellent anecdote. I'm convinced.

Why did you stop reading my post after that part? You missed all the words affer the "more" part.

Too many words for you to read?

 

[tigermud]

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard, who helped develop the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, warns that endless rounds of booster shots are not the answer and that ?we can?t vaccinate the planet every four to six months.?

The comments were made by Pollard, chairman of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), during an interview with the London Telegraph.

Pollard asserted that pursuing a ?zero COVID? policy of no infections was foolish and that ?at some point, society has to open up.?

The professor demanded to see stronger evidence before throwing his support behind a fourth round of vaccines, stating, ?It depends if your goal is to stop all infections, but that is wrong. The goal is to prevent severe disease and protect health systems around the world.?

Pollard said that booster shots should be focused on the vulnerable, adding, ?We can?t vaccinate the planet every four to six months. It?s not sustainable or affordable.?

Noting that Omicron has proven to be significantly less severe than previous variants, Pollard thinks, ?The worst is absolutely behind us, we just need to get through the winter.?

He also stated that he was ?not a huge fan? of mandatory vaccination schemes, particularly in the UK, where such a program would be ?inappropriate.?

Pollard?s remarks may make grim reading for pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer, which thanks to its rollout of COVID vaccines saw its earnings surge 133% from a year earlier to $7.7 billion, with revenue up 134% at $24.1 billion.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/jab-chief-says-we-cant-vaccinate-the-planet-every-6-months/

 

[Spartanmack]

wow 11 months later even, that's cool, now I think it's a very legit question that I don't think anyone can answer. If you still have active antibodies from covid recovery, would you then be more at risk of vaccine adverse effects if you get the vaccine and or a booster.

At min this really shouldn't be one size fits all. It's a giant mistake handling it all through mandates for all no matter what. It's utter BS

the push is for COVID "survivors" to still get vaccinated as natural immunity plus the vaccine supposedly makes you more capable of preventing reinfection but it sounds like the same issue with kids - you go from near zero probability to slightly nearer to zero probability of getting infected. McCullough and a few others we follow say that's nonsense - it's not clear that it's true and natural immunity is more than sufficient protection.

Saw an interesting headline the other day - the budget for CDC and NIH combined is some $60B, of that funding for research on natural immunity is a whopping $0. Tough to mint new billionaires if there's no recurring revenue stream from 6 annual boosters...

 

[Spartanmack]

Why did you stop reading my post after that part? You missed all the words affer the "more" part.

Too many words for you to read?

I read the entire post and that's the only data given. It says there are more counties doing the same thing but doesn't name any or give population data. Here's a hint for you - that's probably because it's not true or those counties have even smaller populations and in total, it amounts to less than a hill of beans. The problem is even if you actually read what you posted (you've demonstrated time and again you don't), you don't question any of it. You just project this anecdote about a single tiny county that actually requires a COVID diagnosis and proof of cause of death and assume this is a massive problem nationwide then run to the internet to scream and rant about the baseless conclusion that COVID deaths are massively underreported, kind of like you're theory that cops are hunting down black people to murder for sport and are just not reporting the deaths. Then you whine about billionaire bootlickers as you lick the boots of billionaires injecting you with "vaccines" you probably don't need every few months. You're lazy - and dumb.

edit: and a total hypocrite.

 

[Spartanmack]

Internist and cardiologist Dr. Peter A. McCullough has been managing the cardiovascular complications of both the coronavirus infection, and injuries developing after the COVID-19 vaccine. In the first half, he discussed his battle to provide what he considers balanced, research-based information on the prevention and treatment of COVID-19. Regarding the spread of the Omicron variant, "the reason why it's supplanting Delta is that it's multiplying at about 70 times the rate of Delta," he explained, adding that it's broken through both natural and vaccine immunity. Over 70% of Omicron patients are fully vaccinated, and that is because the virus has learned to thrive in the vaccinated environment, he asserted. Yet, he noted that for most who get infected with Omicron, the illness is mild and short-lived.

While McCullough has been an advocate of using ivermectin as an oral COVID treatment, he reported that the new Pfizer pill looks to be even more effective. He suggested several home treatments that he believes can act as a prophylactic measure against coming down with COVID. This includes spraying the nose with a diluted Povidone-iodine (10%) solution, which McCollough said can kill off the virus, as it starts its growth in the nasal passage. He also recommended such supplements as zinc, quercetin, Vitamins C and D, and the over-counter drug Pepcid, an antihistamine and antacid, "that actually inhibits bio-replication to some degree." He further argued that "public health agencies are fueling conspiracy theories because of the lack of transparency" and that doctors in the front line of treating COVID patients should be helping set policy rather than administrators.


https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2021-12-27-show/

we did all of that mitigation including the iodine solution and we still got the virus but we didn't get seriously ill, which if I recall from McCullough's appearance on the Rogan podcast, he did say you could still get it but the mitigation could also serve to reduce the severity of symptoms by inhibiting the amount of viral load or something like that.

I'm still doing the mitigation even after having had it as the measures are also effective against other seasonal maladies.