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AUSTRALIAN SLIP OF THE TONGUE

"The consequences of the vaccine are worse than any of the side effects".

Onvacation says

AUSTRALIA SLIP OF THE TONGUE

He clearly misspoke, but that's still funny.

People don't want the shot.

joshuatrio says

He clearly misspoke, but that's still funny.

Freud would argue.

Onvacation says

joshuatrio says

He clearly misspoke, but that's still funny.

Freud would argue.

We've got to move away from the vaccine being dangerous. Covid isn't, so what's the point of taking a vaccine for it? Even if a vax was 100% safe and effective? We're talking fractions of 1% that will die from covid. No point in ingesting something that our government hasn't approved and companies are shielded from liability if people start dropping.

But... but.... grandma. Logic no longer exists.

WookieMan says

grandma

At this point grandma is jabbed or dead.

Interesting take on the covid test:

“ The number of cases experiencing adverse reactions has been reported to be 700 per 100,000 vaccinations. Currently, we see 16 serious side effects per 100,000 vaccinations, and the number of fatal side effects is at 4.11/100,000 vaccinations. For three deaths prevented by vaccination we have to accept two inflicted by vaccination. Conclusions: This lack of clear benefit should cause governments to rethink their vaccination policy.”

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/9/7/693/htm?fbclid=IwAR0DrsBeWYgiaGrkKaT-5JAqpZ9ZrSlKyazpgASEnLxg39KMi6TU_QDwrzg

joshuatrio says

Interesting take on the covid test:

Wow, that's weird.

Ethylene oxide itself is a very hazardous substance. At room temperature it is a flammable, carcinogenic, mutagenic, irritating, and anaesthetic gas.[9]

Ethylene oxide is a surface disinfectant that is widely used in hospitals and the medical equipment industry to replace steam in the sterilization of heat-sensitive tools and equipment, such as disposable plastic syringes.

So it's extremely carcinogenic, and yet used to sterilize medical equipment?

Maybe they count on it evaporating off, but still.

I've had a Wuhan Virus test myself. Maybe now I'll get brain cancer.

Patrick says

I've had a Wuhan Virus test myself. Maybe now I'll get brain cancer.

Why did you get the test? I've regarded this whole thing as a bad joke. A year of this, and all that's resulted is that I'm more cynical, and I was pretty cynical a year ago.

I have asthma, and sometimes it can get pretty bad when there is a lot of pollen. So I went in to see a doctor, happened to have a slight fever at the time, and they insisted I get the test as a condition of even seeing me.

Test was negative, but it sure smelled like a solvent of some kind.

Patrick says

I have asthma, and sometimes it can get pretty bad when there is a lot of pollen. So I went in to see a doctor, happened to have a slight fever at the time, and they insisted I get the test as a condition of even seeing me.

Test was negative, but it sure smelled like a solvent of some kind.

OK, I don't have to denounce you then.. :)

I had to get the test for colonoscopy at Kaiser. She didn't stick it in my brain, though, like a lot of people say, it was reasonably gentle.

Haven't felt any living 5G micro-fibres snaking their way into my brain yet. Maybe all the scar tissue from the lobotomies is in the way.

joshuatrio says

Interesting take on the covid test:

Lots of crazy things are being said. True?

I did confirm that ethylene oxide is:

1. extremely carcinogenic
2. commonly used to sterilize medical equipment

https://www.webmd.com/special-reports/ethylene-oxide/20190925/cancer-risks-spur-calls-to-replace-ethylene-oxide

You want to stay away from it so don't take unnecessary cold/flu tests but this guy is wrong about the timeline. That's a long term cumulative effect, you certainly won't get sick within weeks or months, also the amount of exposure is tiny. Still no reason to take an unreliable and unnecessary and potentially harmful test.

mell says

You want to stay away from it so don't take unnecessary cold/flu tests but this guy is wrong about the timeline. That's a long term cumulative effect, you certainly won't get sick within weeks or months, also the amount of exposure is tiny. Still no reason to take an unreliable and unnecessary and potentially harmful test.

Agreed. If you're exposed to X-ray radiation enough, you'll get cancer. That doesn't mean you never get X-rays.

Patrick says

I have asthma, and sometimes it can get pretty bad when there is a lot of pollen. So I went in to see a doctor, happened to have a slight fever at the time, and they insisted I get the test as a condition of even seeing me.

Test was negative, but it sure smelled like a solvent of some kind.

My brother in law is pretty mainstream, aka believes the CNN propaganda, but he did go see a Homeopathic doctor a while back and his asthma is almost completely gone. Worth a try, and no Chinavirus tests needed.

PeopleUnited says

Homeopathic doctor

Thanks, I may try that.

Patrick says

PeopleUnited says

Homeopathic doctor

Thanks, I may try that.

We're about to get legal guardianship of my nephew. He has a massive asthma/allergy issues. Daily treatments and pills. SIL just has state insurance, so I don't believe he's getting the best treatment from even big hospitals. Knock on wood, my own kids 10 and 8 have been sick maybe 2-3 times a piece.

We go to a more homeopathic pediatrician, so once we get him on our insurance we're hoping to try something different. SIL is too busy getting high and drunk and getting in fights and DUI's. So pretty sure her health knowledge or wanting to get a 2nd opinion is not a priority. Bitch.

WookieMan says

asthma/allergy issues.

Ppl, have any of you tried Quercetin, in doses above 500 mg per day?

Rin says

WookieMan says

asthma/allergy issues.

Ppl, have any of you tried Quercetin, in doses above 500 mg per day?

Is it OTC? Pain in the ass to get medicine without being forced to visit a doctor. My son just got into poison ivy and had to visit a dr to get something more than Benadryl, which wasn't helping. The cream we got was completely benign, but helped almost hours after application. It's a fucking racket.

WookieMan says

Is it OTC?

Have you been asleep at the wheel for the past year?!

Aside from banging hoes, which I can't do now thanks to the Cn border being closed, it's possibly the thing that I talk about the most and it's a vitamin/supplement, available at just about every Vitamin Shoppe or like store in the country and the world.

https://patrick.net/post/1334265/2020-08-04-trump-pills-may-be-illegal-but-rin-pills-are-here-and-here-to-stay

Rin says

WookieMan says

asthma/allergy issues.

Ppl, have any of you tried Quercetin, in doses above 500 mg per day?

No but when I don't forget it I take about 500 mg daily with zinc

PeopleUnited says

but he did go see a Homeopathic doctor a while back and his asthma is almost completely gone. Worth a try

I don't have asthma, but I'd be curious what the treatment was.

I wade through endless bullshit to find gold nuggets. I'd be curious as to what worked for him, but everything is anecdotal to start with.

richwicks says

I'd be curious what the treatment was.

That’s a good question, I don’t know but homeopathy is very interesting, the doctor asks you a bunch of questions and asks you to talk about yourself, past and present and then chooses a remedy from something like 200 different options based on your answers and their knowledge of the different remedies. In other words there is no one size fits all remedy for asthma is my understanding. The other interesting thing is the more dilute a remedy is, can actually make it more potent. And they use “like” to treat like.

I read a book awhile ago and it said a homeopath used diluted rabbit gonads to quell a rabbit plague/infestation in Europe so apparently there are many uses for this practice if you know what you are doing.

PeopleUnited says

That’s a good question, I don’t know but homeopathy is very interesting, the doctor asks you a bunch of questions and asks you to talk about yourself, past and present and then chooses a remedy from something like 200 different options based on your answers and their knowledge of the different remedies. In other words there is no one size fits all remedy for asthma is my understanding.

I'm skeptical that the questions are useful, and are designed to make it feel that whatever advice is given is "expert". If the cure works, well, it works - but people puff themselves up to seem like experts all the time.

PeopleUnited says

I read a book awhile ago and it said a homeopath used diluted rabbit gonads to quell a rabbit plague/infestation in Europe so apparently there are many uses for this practice if you know what you are doing.

I doubt the claims of the book.

I'm very used to shifting through tons of bullshit to find a diamond. My hope is that, in time, I can immediately remove the bullshit and find the diamond. Maybe an impossible goal :)

I listen to any crazy bullshit, but I keep track of what I've been told, and years later, I find out if it was true or untrue. I'm just an neural network, just training myself.

Homeopathy is complete junk. Dilute some substance in water over and over to the point where it doesn't even exist anymore, and claim the "memory" of the substance is somehow healing you.

The basic homeopathy is a placebo. If something is working means either broken clock or working non-homeopathy stuff added under homeopathy. Its gone everywhere except not so smart places like India.

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/06/29/what-mrna-is-good-for-and-what-it-maybe-isnt

But remember, you’re doing all this to force the cells to make some protein that they weren’t making before. That’s the point of all mRNA work. What if that protein is sufficiently foreign-looking that it sets off an immune response of its own? Well, whether you felt like it or not, you have now vaccinated people against it, so if you wanted it to be produced undisturbed to do its work, that’s a problem. There’s going to be a window you can work in: an all-human protein sequence should be fine, but the more modifications you make after that, the greater the chance you might trip one of the alarm systems, at least in a few patients. The immune response is hugely variable from person to person, and the response to a foreign protein can range from nearly silent changes in circulating antibody profiles (at one end) through skin rashes and other allergy symptoms, then into things like the myocarditis and clotting effects seen with the current coronavirus vaccines in small numbers of patients, up to sudden anaphylactic shock and potentially death (think of people who are hugely sensitive to penicillins, peanut antigen proteins, or bee stings). Animal studies can alert you to some of the alarming outcomes, but the only way to really establish the levels of these sorts of things is with human clinical trials.

Karloff says

Homeopathy is complete junk. Dilute some substance in water over and over to the point where it doesn't even exist anymore, and claim the "memory" of the substance is somehow healing you.

The definition of this practice changes with the practitioner. I'm well aware of James Randi's presentations of it, but he's misrepresenting it in that he's buying sleeping pills from Rite Aid but that's not how EVERYBODY simply defines it - that is producing a toxin that duplicates symptoms, and then reducing the toxin to nothing over time.

If Donald Trump says Homeopathy works, that's all I need to know.

Ceffer says

I had to get the test for colonoscopy at Kaiser. She didn't stick it in my brain, though, like a lot of people say, it was reasonably gentle.

Haven't felt any living G5 micro-fibres snaking their way into my brain yet. Maybe all the scar tissue from the lobotomies is in the way.

I had my first one of those earlier this year as well. Male doc did it, and I don’t remember much thanks to the George Floyd cocktail they shot me up with. It was sort of like having drinks at Bill Cosby’s house!

SumatraBosch says

If Donald Trump says Homeopathy works, that's all I need to know.

He WAS right about hydroxychloroquine you know..

Another huge profit opportunity for Big Pharme:

https://notthebee.com/article/the-uk-now-wants-to-vaccinate-all-its-cats-and-dogs-before-giving-people-back-their-freedom

Patrick says

Another huge profit opportunity for Big Pharme:

https://notthebee.com/article/the-uk-now-wants-to-vaccinate-all-its-cats-and-dogs-before-giving-people-back-their-freedom

Hunh, for the first time since I've had to put my 2 dogs down 3 and 5 years ago - I'm glad they're dead and gone..

My friend's mom, who is in her 50s, just died from "altitude sickness" hiking in the mountains. She was very fit and hiked in the mountains at higher altitudes, and dropped dead on the mountain. You guessed it... she was vaxxed.