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Booger says

"Doximity"? They have a social network dedicated to doxing?

Wanna be scared, listen to this video by a pathologist. He said a surgeon he liked dropped dead after second jab.

Oh, by the way, I think it's time for your booster, so you can get your life back.

https://rumble.com/vkopys-a-pathologist-summary-of-what-these-jabs-do-to-the-brain-and-other-organs.html

I was programed in youth to trust a fella that wears his boots Hopalong Cassidy style.

Thanks @Ceffer reposted here too:

https://patrick.net/post/1340336/2021-07-29-thread-for-vax-deaths-maimings-and-seve

Robert Sproul says

fella that wears his boots Hopalong Cassidy style.

He wanted to keep all the bullshit off of his pants.

Maybe only 40% of the population has really submitted to the jab. Could be selection bias for this guy's feed though.

More gaslighting:
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-nurses-covid-19-grief-pours-out-online-i-just-dont-want-watch-anyone-else-die-2021-08-06/

https://www.reddit.com/r/CoronavirusCirclejerk/comments/oyfpmv/vaccines_dont_work/

Its not about getting vaccinated to prevent disease. It's about a mad scramble to prevent people from seeing the naked emperors.

Patrick says

Maybe only 40% of the population has really submitted to the jab. Could be selection bias for this guy's feed though.

I think the number is far less than claimed to encourage people to get the jab. Aka, social pressure.

Everyone I personally know who was going to get it - got it already. Everyi know who didn't get it, is a hard "hell no" and will never get it.

Walensky: "Vaccination Passports Are Futile"
"CDC Director Rochelle Walensky stated the vaccine does not prevent COVID-19 infection, nor does it stop the vaccinated person from transmitting the infection or the delta variant."
https://rumble.com/vkscco-cdcs-dr.-rochelle-walensky-admits.html
"If a vaccinated and non-vaccinated person have the same capacity to carry, shed and transmit the virus – with or without symptoms – then what difference does a vaccination passport or vaccination ID make?"

Booger says

More gaslighting:
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-nurses-covid-19-grief-pours-out-online-i-just-dont-want-watch-anyone-else-die-2021-08-06/

Boy did she choose the wrong career.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/160-san-francisco-sheriffs-deputies-threaten-resign-due-mandatory-covid-19-vaccine

160 San Francisco Sheriffs' Deputies Threaten To Resign Due To Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine

"There's so much misinformation out there," said Tiya Curtis-Morris, an emergency and intensive care nurse in southeastern Louisiana. "Maybe if I tell people, and they understand what we deal with everyday ... but they don't want to hear it."

Louisiana's governor reinstituted a mask mandate this week as the state set new daily hospitalization records and Curtis-Morris has been urging Facebook friends to wear them.

She is more careful discussing vaccines, saying she understands why some people are hesitant. The 46-year-old single mother of four daughters is vaccinated but held off until recently in having her younger children inoculated, in consultation with their pediatrician. Her mother has thus far refused, citing fears of side effects.

'IT DIDN'T HAVE TO BE LIKE THIS'

Yeah, it didn't. They could have treated their patients with ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine instead of ventilators and the jab.

https://twitter.com/jacleena/status/1424155022627991556#m

CryptoThis
@jacleena
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"The largest decrease in hesitancy between January and May by education group was in those with a high school education or less. Hesitancy held constant in the most educated group (those with a Ph.D.); by May Ph.D.’s were the most hesitant group."
upmc.com/media/news/072621-k…

Researchers Identify Groups Hesitant About COVID-19 Vaccine
Pitt and CMU researchers found that COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy decreased by one-third this year, but some groups remain strongly reluctant.

⚡Travis⚡
@TravisUpNorth
2h
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Based scientists



Nancy4 🆃🅸🅼🅴🅻🅴🆂🆂 🇺🇸
@Nancy47459
2h
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Not hesitant in any way—dead set against it.

saimams92
@sarahmel2000
2h
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PharmD candidate here. What's happening is complete madness...
Not hesitant at all, it is a big NO!



Amber Shute
@AmberShute20
2h
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An MIT study also found the majority of the hesitant are educated and basing decisions on reliable data.



MplsGardenerd
@MplsGardenerd
2h
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Finally, I'm not being labeled as an idiot. A BIG FAT NO for me - I did my research!



Weary Times
@TimesWeary
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Makes sense.

I haven't seen a single white paper, video conference of doctors or link to VAERS from the so-called "heroes of science" this whole time. It wasn't until I finally dove into the vax hesitancy side of things I started to see hard science being shared.

I don't believe the absolute percentages, but I believe that blacks are least submissive and Asians the most.

This might also explain why the Chinese put up with the CCP. Millenia of selection for obedience to the Emperor.

https://archive.is/GljH6

Why I’m Suing Over My Employer’s Vaccine Mandate

https://twitter.com/cdelvallejr/status/1423839622833000450#m




https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data

You know.

There is no Delta "variant"

At least, I don't think there are. These "variants" didn't show up until the vaccines were being rolled out. The vaccines don't work, so, hmm, how to explain this? "Oh, it's the DELTA VARIANT you got" not "Well, hunh, seems like this experimental vaccine is useless!"

How exactly are they testing for these "variants" - anyhow?

You know, we can't even reliably tell is somebody died of the flu. When somebody is sick and they say "I have the flu" - then it's the flu, even if it's not. Nobody bothers to autopsy the people that die from it. It's just "well, he said he had the flu and then he died from it, he died of the flu".

The "flu" today actually covers a wide range of viruses beyond influenza. Notice it's disappeared last year, because not only is testing for the flu really difficult, so is testing for sars-cov2-19.

At this point, I'm starting to think this whole thing was a complete scam. I believe that it's at least possible there is no such thing as sars-cov2-19.

I know one thing, this will NEVER end, after few months, back to lockdowns and mask mandates, no matter what we do. They more we comply like dumb cattle, the more we will be treated like dumb cattle.

@richwicks there are actually 2 Delta variants. The company I work for just made panels for both of them.

As has been discussed on patnet before: There are lots of bugs that we can't culture but you can tell they are there by sequencing their genomes.

Think of it like this: You can't SEE a micro computer but you can READ it's software.

That being said, I'm inclined to believe the Ds are a result of mass vaccinations with leaky (non-sterilizing) vaccines. RNA viruses are instable as hell and mutate like motherfuckers. I think there are ~4K variants out there right now. The vaccines are a monumentally stupid (evil-greed more likely) idea.

We should have kept them for the very old and the very sick, not locked down, let the younger people go back to their lives early on, then after reaching herd immunity and after we have REAL vaccines include them in childhood vaccinations. We also should have rolled out cheap existing repurposed antivirals.

Patrick says

https://twitter.com/cdelvallejr/status/1423839622833000450#m




https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data

This says the numbers include international reports. I thought Europe alone had over 20,000 deaths.

just_passing_through says

@richwicks there are actually 2 Delta variants. The company I work for just made panels for both of them.

As has been discussed on patnet before: There are lots of bugs that we can't culture but you can tell they are there by sequencing their genomes.

Think of it like this: You can't SEE a micro computer but you can READ it's software.

That being said, I'm inclined to believe the Ds area result of mass vaccinations with leaky (non-sterilizing) vaccines. RNA viruses are instable as hell and mutate like motherfuckers. I think there are ~4K variants out there right now. The vaccines are a monumentally stupid (evil-greed more likely) idea.

We should have kept them for the very old and the very sick, not locked down, let the younger people go back to their lives early on, then after reaching herd immunity and after we have REAL vaccines include them in childhood vaccinations. We also should have rolled out cheap existing repurposed antivirals.

Please state your credentials and tell us what a panel is.

WineHorror1 says

This says the numbers include international reports. I thought Europe alone had over 20,000 deaths.

Good point. Maybe they are still in the process of aggregating data from multiple sources.

just_passing_through says

@richwicks there are actually 2 Delta variants. The company I work for just made panels for both of them.

As has been discussed on patnet before: There are lots of bugs that we can't culture but you can tell they are there by sequencing their genomes.

Think of it like this: You can't SEE a micro computer but you can READ it's software.

That being said, I'm inclined to believe the Ds are a result of mass vaccinations with leaky (non-sterilizing) vaccines. RNA viruses are instable as hell and mutate like motherfuckers. I think there are ~4K variants out there right now. The vaccines are a monumentally stupid (evil-greed more likely) idea.

We should have kept them for the very old and the very sick, not locked down, let the younger people go back to their lives early on, then after reaching herd immunity and after we have REAL vaccines include them in childhood vaccinations. We also should have rolled out cheap existing repurposed antivirals.

First, we can see a micro computer. Back in the 1990's, it wasn't uncommon for companies to ablate a chip, and start working out the design from the metal layers under an electron microscope. That's why AMD makes an x86 - I don't know if AMD did this, but I know a lot of companies did this and it's impossible considering how many companies were doing this, and how much cross over there was in expertise that this didn't get out to every company making a clone.

Second, do you really have a test that can RELIABLY detect strains in patients? I doubt that. Considering the flu magically disappeared last year, I doubt the tests can even differentiate between flu and corona-virus - although I know the corona-virus is frequently misdiagnosed as the flu and always has been. There's no way that the virus is being isolated and gene sequenced - that would be the only way I'd know how to do it, but I am no expert in biology.

Third, I have worked enough in the tech industry to know when a company's employees "drink the kool-aide" and believe their company, when their company is lying to the public. I have seen so many articles of "journalists" who are just acting as PR hacks, lying about products and technology, and not making errors - lying. If you show they are incorrect, they won't correct themselves. I thought it was once just limited to my field, but it's every field, especially in foreign affairs. As a result I have ZERO trust in our "mainstream media". Remember Bana al-Abed - the kid that was supposedly sending out Tweets from Aleppo? Aleppo was so bombed, that water was difficult to find, an internet infrastructure wouldn't survive that - she was OBVIOUS propaganda, but good luck trying to telling a journalist about that.

Finally, I think it's INSANE to make this part of child hood vaccinations. Children have basically no chance of dying of this disease. It's like chickenpox, which I was INTENTIONALLY infected with by my parents. This is a pretty serious disease when you're an adult, so when I was a kid, and some other kid got chickenpox, guess who was invited over to play with the children that never had it before? It's an annoying disease, I was sick for 2 weeks, I had those disgusting puss filled welts. I'm entirely immune now.

This is a corona-virus, there will never be an effective vaccine for it. It will attenuate like all viruses do - the viruses that kill people won't spread as quickly, the ones that don't will spread more effectively, conferring immunity to most people if they encounter the more virulent forms. This is why Ebola isn't such a big deal, it would be if people could be carriers for a month, then get sick and die.

As far as I can see, this "pandemic" is ridiculous. It's a cold/flu - big fucking deal.

@richwicks

Thank you and others for tirelessly using logic to hold back the hordes that would steal our freedom. just_passing_through would advocate for this to become a part of society forever. The stupid...it burns.

I'm going to a wedding next weekend on my wife's side. Her side of the family are nonthinking Covid drones. I am not looking forward to it. So why am I going? To take up space as the left would call it. To not back down. To not run and hide. To not let them get away with shutting us up. I really do believe this is a defining moment/event in world history. If not this particular moment/event then it is a warm up/test.

WineHorror1 says

just_passing_through would advocate for this to become a part of society forever. The stupid...it burns.

I don't see that he's recommending anything bad. He's not recommending the experimental jab, but instead a REAL vaccine, which I assume means the traditional kind which is bits of protein instead of bits of genetic material to hijack our bodies.

WineHorror1 says

Please state your credentials and tell us what a panel is.

I've was a molecular biologist in the 90s. Before the turn of the century I became a bioinformatics scientist (genetics scientist). In the early 2000s I worked for applied biosystems and although didn't invent PCR I worked on the RND team that brought about automated quantitative PCR which is what people have been using for the tests. Both algorithms and chemistry but not the firmware.

In 2007 I moved back to DNA sequencing which 'reads dna', and worked on the team that invented NGS DNA sequencing and they now own over 90% of the market. Around 2010 metagenomics (sequencing bugs you can't see or necessary culture) took off.

richwicks says

First, we can see a micro computer.

Yeah, hold the autism, that was perhaps a bad metaphor but that's all it was. Then maybe try this: It's a giant ass computer on the other side of the world. You just can't see it with your eyeballs but you can query the OS over the internet so you know it's there.

Read up on metagenomics if you want to understand exactly what I'm talking about. I've mentioned it here on patnet before.

Oh, and panels: It's just a way of targeting something you are trying to read the dna sequence from. You don't want to waste chemistry etc., reading the entire dictionary, just certain entries.

I also discovered >300 human genes during the 'human genome project'. Now people make panels to study certain genes, for disease, among other things.

I'm pretty sure some scientists in the early days DID see the damn corona viruses early on with microscopy - that's how they know what they were. But nobody would do that in practice these days because metagenomics.

It isn't cheap. They aren't using metagenomic DNA sequencing as a diagnostic. It's more accurate than a microscope though.

The reason you MIGHT want to add a real safe vaccine to a child hood disease panel (different use of the word panel) is because it's already evolving and affecting younger people. We do this for other bugs.

I realize you're just ignorant about all of this and not a kook but when people start straying off into the "it's not even real" territory they are heading off into kook land and will appear that way to the informed.

Take a look at this:

https://nextstrain.org/ncov/gisaid/global

Those nearly 4K different versions of the virus are tracked there. They do that with metagenomic DNA sequencing NOT PCR.

All of the rest we agree on: The corruption in the govt, med industrial complex, the fact that it's not as dangerous as advertised, clot shot, etc...

Hey, you can help me out. If you were installing pi hole would you set it up to use IPv4 (default) or IPv6? I'm going to go back to playing with my new raspberry pi....

https://twitter.com/RWMaloneMD/status/1424375132550692871#m

https://twitter.com/chartsystems/status/1424376312139976707#m

I should have said, 'two major delta variants', there are clearly more if you look at nextstrain.

just_passing_through says

I realize you're just ignorant about all of this and not a kook but when people start straying off into the "it's not even real" territory they are heading off into kook land and will appear that way to the informed.

I grew up in Northern NY. I could buy Amish food at the grocery stores, and my parents had the Amish build their shed.

They are a population that refuses vaccination. They're a control group. They have a problem with interbreeding, but they don't have a problem with autism. It's been suspected that their refusal for vaccination is the cause, but they refuse a lot of medical care, and have different exposures to pollutants we are regularly subjected to.

There was a large drop in violent crime back in the 1990s. There were two hypotheses, one was that abortion was legalized in 1971. The other, was leaded gasoline was no longer permitted in new cars, by the mid 1970s.

https://archive.md/ThJcT

Coming Soon For The Unvaccinated: A $50 Monthly Paycheck Deduction From Your Employer

richwicks says

I grew up in Northern NY. I could buy Amish food at the grocery stores, and my parents had the Amish build their shed.

Thanks for the tip! Yeah I can shop at an Amish market.

My aunt/uncle in Nevada only eat meat that they've hunted for on their own. My uncle takes it to the Mennonites for processing. Something about they made a deal with god and won't steal the best cuts. Apparently they mix it with pork so it's not so dry.

I was just ribbing about the autism.

Booger says

richwicks says

I grew up in Northern NY. I could buy Amish food at the grocery stores, and my parents had the Amish build their shed.

Thanks for the tip! Yeah I can shop at an Amish market.

If you need a structure built, contract the Amish to do it.

Their food varies a bit. One time I got a block of cheese that tasted like a barn smelled, a dirty barn.