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rattlesnake

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  1. The selfish expat pensioners couldn't care less as they were not impacted. But apart from them: Hordes of stressed Thais who were out of work, empty streets full of closed businesses like a ghost town, masks on everywhere, the scans at the entrance of the few places which were still half open, everybody scared of everybody… It was a dystopian nightmare.
  2. Astonishingly, he hasn't. I suspect he has understood by now that the antivaxxers were right.
  3. But it would have been soooo much worse if he hadn't taken it…
  4. I knew there was something going around, I felt a bit off yesterday for a couple of hours. So who is going to get a Covid jab? Raise your hands. (I think nobody is, because everybody understands it's a load of BS and dangerous, even those who still defend it because of their egos).
  5. And when the contradictions become impossible to rationalise or ignore, said public will typically disappear (God forbid they should admit they were wrong!), invoking some convoluted notion of "toxic environment", "idiocy" or the like to justify their escape. They're leaving in droves at the moment, now that the house of cards is about to come crashing down.
  6. Darwin doubted his own theory, as did Copernicus and Newton.
  7. What do you think? This is what Dr. Redfield's peers had to say about him when he was appointed as CDC Director in 2018: “Dr. Redfield’s appointment to Director of CDC is a brilliant recognition of a great public health advocate, an excellent researcher, and one that has a life of dedication to public service. This appointment is refreshingly not about politics, but about quality, competence and compassion. Dr. Redfield encompasses all of those qualities and more.” Terry Lierman, Chairman of IHV’s Board of Advisors “Dr. Redfield is eminently qualified for this critical position. He has made a lifelong commitment to advancing biomedical research and human health through discovery-based medicine." Albert Reece, MD, PhD, MBA, Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs (UM Baltimore) and John Z. Akiko Bowers Distinguished Professor and Dean (University of Maryland School of Medicine) “Dr. Redfield has served his country well, and consistently demonstrates strong public health instincts that are grounded in science and clinical medicine. In my view, despite the loss to the Institute, I believe this makes him the ideal candidate to direct the CDC.” Dr. Gallo, Director and co-founder of the Institute of Human Virology (IHV) at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland https://www.medschool.umaryland.edu/news/2018/dr-robert-redfield-co-founder-of-the-institute-of-human-virology-at-the-university-of-maryland-school-of-medicine-to-become-cdc-director.html
  8. Still waiting for your high-IQ insights on the Impossible Question, the Redfield question. (Top virologist Dr. Robert Redfield, who served as the director of the CDC, claims that reports of so-called "Long Covid" are actually a cover-up for mRNA vaccine injury). This is where we were at, for your convenience:
  9. Indeed. Dr. Suzanne Humphries did a great overview of it recently on Rogan's show.
  10. It's a good thing Operation Warp Speed prevented the CDC from opening the 'quarantine camps' which were already built. The Good Germans such as yourself would've cheered with foam at the mouth.
  11. Sounds more like basic common sense to me. If there is even the slightest chance my kid could die from a vaccine, I will choose not to vaccinate them.
  12. Not an objective source of information. It only regurgitates what it has been fed. And generally, it contributes to the dumbing down of the population. I believe that where artificial intelligence begins, real intelligence ends. If people want to know about a book, they should put the effort into reading it and then assess it independently instead of trusting a third party to tell them about it.
  13. We'll see. If he doesn't, some unpleasant but necessary conclusions will have to be drawn.
  14. Because you have, of course, read it I would ask you to explain your rationale, but I'm not in the mood for reading Chat GPT or Grok outputs.
  15. Indeed it is. C.f. Eustace Mullins' landmark book Murder by Injection: The Story of the Medical Conspiracy Against America: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/murder-by-injection-eustace-clarence-mullins/1137576350
  16. That's when one understands just how crucial Trump's first term was in terms of shifting the Overton window regarding what is true or not: nobody believes anything the media say anymore. In fact they are a compass: if they push for/support something, you can be pretty sure it is to be avoided, and conversely, if they dislike/warn against something, you can be pretty sure it is good. "Trump's presidency will be a horrific disaster"? Go Trump.
  17. He's the guy I wanted to see in this position… and I know he thinks the same things I do (c.f. his book The Real Anthony Fauci). All going very well as far as I am concerned.
  18. That works for me. Remove all mandates, especially for kids.
  19. His statement on autistic people is correct (regarding those with actual autism and not minor issues leading people to claim they are "on the spectrum"). On a general level, I will "give him a pass" on his statements if he actually does what he was put there for, which is expose unequivocally that vaccines are poison.
  20. That's a lot of words to say one will not address the substance of the issue.
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