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Obvious gaslighting:

https://slaynews.com/news/democrat-gas-stoves-causing-cardiac-problems/

A California Democrat has thrown his support behind calls from the Biden administration to ban gas stoves from American homes by claiming that the appliances are causing “cardiac problems.”

zzyzzx says

"The Globalists and Rockefeller Medical Industrial Pharma Complex have succeeded in inducing more cancers in the population at increasingly younger ages."
There, fixed it.

zzyzzx says

It's just a joke account:

https://twitter.com/JebraFaushay?ref_src=patrick.net

zzyzzx says

If not the vaccines, what is it then? The Easter Bunny?

What do these young people have in common? Young people from
different states, different countries and different continents?

The_Deplorable

The_Deplorable says

zzyzzx says

If not the vaccines, what is it then? The Easter Bunny?

What do these young people have in common? Young people from
different states, different countries and different continents?

The_Deplorable

We all know its the vaccines. This is just to demonstrate what shit we have for corporate "news". They aren't even worth reading, all they publish is bullshit anyhow. Why spend the time even ingesting this toxic garbage?

https://nypost.com/2023/02/14/people-unvaccinated-against-covid-at-10-times-higher-risk-of-diabetes/

Comments are priceless.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/think-texas-cheaper-tax-burden-161359267.html

Think Texas has a cheaper tax burden than California? Think again.

zzyzzx says

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/think-texas-cheaper-tax-burden-161359267.html

Think Texas has a cheaper tax burden than California? Think again.

One of the satiations assumptions was that the taxpayer owned a median priced home for the area. Yes, that mortgage deduction helps out the numbers for California far more than Texas. --- Always question the mainstream media.

Fmr. FBI Director Comey: Trump ‘represents a serious threat to the rule of law.

Former FBI Director James Comey discusses current GOP attacks on the FBI and law enforcement, why he says Trump poses a near-existential threat to the country if he gains a second term, and he discusses his new novel 'Central Park West’.

https://news.yahoo.com/james-comey-trump-poses-near-131011615.html

Nah, the sudden deaths couldn't have anything to do with the death jab, could they?

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/ay-firmative-friday-june-30-2023

💉 In my daily research of mysterious, sudden celebrity deaths, I have noticed a new psyop. Lots of pro-jab accounts have suddenly started reporting historical celebrity deaths and cancers in a common template, using the ridiculous “on this day in history” prop.

The effect of these posts is to flood the search zone, to make it look like kinds of deaths are common, happen all the time. Here are just a few examples from this morning’s search:



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.

Mockingbird is clearly operated through a massive AI with fake identity creations. This creates uniform screeds worded exactly the same across different medias without appropriate reference to context. The techs in Geneva and Langley just can't keep up with the tedium of postings to make them original any more.

It would be lovely if the Mockingbird AI could be hacked to project: "We are killing you in droves, you useless eater cucks, and you don't even notice it!" across all the social networks and national and local news announcements.

stereotomy says

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?

Patrick says

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.

They will just argue there are more celebrities.

Real data will show up in the death statistics of some group like 20-29 year olds.

https://www.eugyppius.com/p/the-new-public-health-campaign-against?publication_id=268621&post_id=134106931&isFreemail=true

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.”

(paywall)

I can think of something else very dangerous and even life-threatening, injected into compliant idiots around the world.

Patrick says

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. This is why elephants have big ears, or the dimetrodon had a big sail on its back. This kind of doesn't work if your arteries and capillaries are clogged with spike protein. It's no problem at all for purebloods.

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.

richwicks says

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.

Sweating is also used to cool the body, but circulation is used as well. Try staying cool via sweating in 100+ temps with > 80% RH - it doesn't cut it. You start turning red from increased blood flow to the outer capillaries., and then start panting like a dog.

The opposite thing happens when you're exposed to extreme cold. The body withdraws blood from the extremities and surface capillaries to preserve core temperature. This is why frostbite occurs unless you override this process by using alcohol (which dilates capillaries). The downside of this is that your core temperature will drop faster and make it more likely that you'll succumb to hypothermia.

So yes, you are correct, but the circulatory & respiratory response to extreme heat is common among all mammals, including humans.