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zzyzzx says
16.5 million - I wonder if this is the cumulative excess mortality expected to result from the clot shot /death jab over the next 3 - 5 years. What do "they" know?
All of a sudden, for some reason, there are tons of these “on this day” reminder posts. Of course, all they do is highlight how rare celebrity deaths really are. All of them put together don’t even come close to equalling the number of sudden and unexpected celebrity deaths JUST THIS YEAR.
The new public health campaign against the summer heat is stupid and malicious, and it won't save any lives
Since the virus-pest-turned-heatwave-pest Karl Lauterbach announced his campaign against summer temperatures, German media will not let a single warm day pass without hyperventilation about the grave danger posed by hot weather. It’s highly interesting, how even the most idiotic and hare-brained political initiatives can so efficiently coordinate press coverage. If you’re a journalist with insight into precisely how this happens, I’d like to hear from you; please write to me at containment (at) tutanota (dot) com.
Whatever the mechanics, it’s becoming extremely obnoxious. Every time temperatures approach 30C, the newspapers fill with prewritten generic pieces urging everybody to shelter in place from the heretofore unnoticed menace of summer.
Westdeutscher Rundfunk screams that “heat is dangerous for your health” and that “high temperatures can heavily stress your heart and even be life-threatening.”
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Westdeutscher Rundfunk screams that “heat is dangerous for your health” and that “high temperatures can heavily stress your heart and even be life-threatening.”
Indeed - higher temperatures with associated humidity cause peoples' hearts to beat faster so that blood circulating near the surface of the skin can radiate excess heat.
stereotomy says
Indeed - higher temperatures with associated humidity cause peoples' hearts to beat faster so that blood circulating near the surface of the skin can radiate excess heat.
No, people sweat to remove excess heat.
Isn't it depressing and annoying that all news is bullshit now? You'd think there would be a market for accurate truthful information but there isn't.
Doctor’s chilling warning about dangers of bodybuilding and the ‘perfect storm’ before legend Jo Lindner’s death at 30
Climate change clogged my sewer line last week
Climate change caused me to have to mow my lawn once a week instead of every other week.
stereotomy says
Climate change caused me to have to mow my lawn once a week instead of every other week.
Not to mention all those green lawn gases.
I survived a stroke at 20 ...
Although considered an affliction unique to the older generation, younger people — even hundreds of children every year — are affected, too.
No one should listen to the media. Ever. And all children should be homeschooled forever. At college level, skip it unless costs drop like a rock and woke is gone. Shit is fucked up and bullshit.
No one should listen to the media. Ever. And all children should be homeschooled forever. At college level, skip it unless costs drop like a rock and woke is gone. Shit is fucked up and bullshit.
The White Pill is that viewership is in the toilet, Hollywood and Burbank and Atlanta is collapsing.
AmericanKulak says
The White Pill is that viewership is in the toilet, Hollywood and Burbank and Atlanta is collapsing.
Maybe, but they still have enough influence that half the country thinks Biden is innocent, Trump is guilty, and the J6 was an insurrection. Also, about half belief Covid was a deadly pandemic and global warming is a grave concern.
Mockingbird is walking around an intensive care unit with all of its media organs on life support. They have to pump a lot of their printing press fiat bucks just to keep them with a pulse. It doesn't seem to stop them from even more extraordinary attempts at fake news, assertion fallacies, bizarre headlines with no internal logic, advertisements for their various pet fruads etc., they are punch drunk and swaggering with their punches.
💉 Reading yesterday’s headlines, it’s hard to escape the impression that the British are under psychological attack from their own government again. The British National Health Service, sort of like the U.S. CDC and FDA, is launching a new population-level gaslighting campaign, I mean a helpful new health campaign to, randomly, teach people about heart attacks.
Apparently, for some reason, heart attacks are “up by more than 7,000 compared to the previous year.” Weird:
According to the NHS, people were hiding their heart attacks last year. Because covid.
On the other hand, overlooking all the gaslighting, I suppose preparing Brits for signs of heart attacks is actually a good idea, since, well, you know.
Being too happy could cause you to have a heart attack, scientists warn
💉 Uh-oh! This won’t be any good for the dwindling covid jab business. Tuesday, The New York Times ran a story with the stingy headline, “ Covid Shots May Slightly Raise Stroke Risk in the Oldest Recipients. Shots! Not vaccines. The linguistic sleight-of-hand didn’t stick past the headline, but I’d like to shake that rebellious headline editor’s hand.
It was a double-whammy. The Times just admitted there’s a teeny-tiny, slight problem with the jabs, nothing to worry about, you’ll barely notice it, but they might occasionally cause you to stroke out or possibly, rarely, very rarely, probably never happen, but you might get epilepsy. Strokes and seizures, oh my.
According to a brand-new analysis by the FDA, the mRNA jabs may slightly (after all possible adjustments were made) increase the risk of stroke when combined with the flu shot. You never know. Specifically, the researchers detected an increased stroke signal among folks 85 years or older who got the Pfizer jab, and those 65 to 74 who got the Moderna shot.
People in those groups who got both covid and flu shots saw a +20% increase in the risk of ischemic stroke after the Pfizer booster, and a +35% increase in stroke risk after Moderna.
And they were trying really hard not to find anything.
A separate FDA analysis, published at the same time last week, found a “small” but statistically significant increase in seizures after covid vaccination in children ages 2 to 5.
When you add up all these “small” and “slight” and “rare” additional risks, at the end of the day, when you put it all together, does it maybe total to numbers that aren’t actually “small” or “slight?” Is the mRNA shots’ demonic confounder the fact that they injure people in so many different ways?
The Times blandly reported the FDA would not make the researchers available for interviews. For some reason.
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