8 hours ago, Celsius said:

Fox Moulder fact checked this

21 hours ago, visalady said:

They all drank water as well

and ate Ramen.

5 hours ago, johng said:

https://www.who.int/news/item/27-04-2026-practicing-today-for-tomorrow-s-emergencies-who-convenes-countries-and-partners-to-simulate-response-to-major-disease-outbreak

27th April 2026

WHO wrapped up Exercise Polaris II, a 2-day high-level simulation exercise, based around an outbreak of a fictional new bacterium spreading across the world. Bringing together 26 countries and territories, 600 health emergency experts and over 25 partners

Just like the exercise they did 2 months before the 'Covid Pandemic' materialised.

"Note to editors

Participating countries and territories covering all WHO regions included Bangladesh, Brazil, Brunei, Colombia, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Georgia, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Kosovo*, Libya, Malaysia, Nepal, Oman, Paraguay, Philippines, Qatar, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Suriname, Thailand, and Yemen."

Without the US on board, this type of endeavour can't realistically produce any significant outcome – a good example of how consequential the Trump admin's policies are.

2 hours ago, gamb00ler said:

@Red Phoenix

Edited May 26May 26 by VocalNeal

5 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

I say: Vaccines do not protect anyone from anything. Just a giant money maker for the medical industry. And once hooked on; probably a customer for life

If I may be so frank to mention small pox (now eradicated by vaccines) polio, (nearly eradicated by vaccines) +++ would that alter you misconception?

11 hours ago, Red Phoenix said:

Yes have a guess at my nationality - it's not US nor UK.

Lower Slobbovia?

2 hours ago, Kandinski said:

If I may be so frank to mention small pox (now eradicated by vaccines) polio, (nearly eradicated by vaccines) +++ would that alter you misconception?

Nope, that vaccines eradicated polio is the always-repeated lie for the non-thinking populace.

What is the correct term for this: disinformation or misinformation?

3 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Nope, that vaccines eradicated polio is the always-repeated lie for the non-thinking populace.

Are you another - it was toxins that dun it - or nature would a fixed it - a good cup of tea - by the way there are pages of off the beaten track posts now - can you point to one that has been highly controversial but turned out scientifically proven to be true

1 hour ago, PartisanHack said:

Lower Slobbovia?

Its the UV radiation Down Under that turns out some right proper nutters.

23 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Nope, that vaccines eradicated polio is the always-repeated lie for the non-thinking populace.

Always a pleasure to read answers from the thinking populace. Please point out what the unison conceptions are amongst the tin foil hat brigade what let to the (almost) 100% eradication of Polio?

Edited May 26May 26 by Kandinski

37 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Nope, that vaccines eradicated polio is the always-repeated lie for the non-thinking populace.

What caused the decline?

The claim in the headline of the Substack post comes from the title of the screenshot of/ link to an X post - https://x.com/DawnsMission/status/2057811697616994785 - where Professor Robert Clancy in a conversation with Dr. John Campbell refers to a 22 million person dataset released in Japan due to a FOIA request.

Apparently this dataset has not been verified in any peer-reviewed journal. I wonder why Prof Clancy makes the claims he does without pointing out the dataset has not been peer-reviewed.

I personally suspect there is a link between excess deaths and the mRNA vaccines, but the above video clip is not strong enough evidence.

1 hour ago, Kandinski said:

Please point out what the unison conceptions are amongst the tin foil hat brigade what let to the (almost) 100% eradication of Polio?

The tin foil hat populace believes that a large part of what is called 'polio' is actually caused by poisoning from neurotoxic pesticides such as DDT – the outbreaks always match(ed) the areas where they were/are used, including nowadays.

Dr. Suzanne Humphries has written a great book on it.

We are all nuts.

5 hours ago, Kandinski said:

If I may be so frank to mention small pox (now eradicated by vaccines) polio, (nearly eradicated by vaccines) +++ would that alter you misconception?

Don't forget that correlation does not mean causation, Kandinski…

2 hours ago, Mr Awesome said:

What is the correct term for this: disinformation or misinformation?

Interchangeable, take your pick. Just don't forget to add 'dangerous' before it.

15 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

The tin foil hat populace believes that a large part of what is called 'polio' is actually caused by poisoning from neurotoxic pesticides such as DDT – the outbreaks always match(ed) the areas where they were/are used, including nowadays.

Interesting. So (polio has been around for millennium) you are saying the ancient Egyptians had the ability to manufacture synthetic pesticides. Quite remarkable statment!

Edited May 26May 26 by Kandinski

Just now, Kandinski said:

Interesting. So (polio has been around for millennium) you are saying the ancient Egyptians had the ability to manufacture synthetic pesticides. Quite remarkable statment!

Symptoms currently aggregated under the term 'polio' (a term mentioned for the first time in 1911) certainly have been around for a long time. Muscle wasting associated with deformities, for example, was called 'debility of the lower extremities' in the 18th century.

6 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

Symptoms currently aggregated under the term 'polio' (a term mentioned for the first time in 1911) certainly have been around for a long time. Muscle wasting associated with deformities, for example, was called 'debility of the lower extremities' in the 18th century.

Almost correct, not bad. Anyway, each and everyone of us is free to choose what we believe in....even if the belief is mumbo jumbo to the majority.

Of course........doh........this is the special thread where cretins can post anything and there's no moderation.

28 minutes ago, Kandinski said:

Almost correct, not bad.

So what is my grade, like C+?

8 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

Interchangeable, take your pick. Just don't forget to add 'dangerous' before it.

And/ or "terrifying" for the thumbnail.

On 5/26/2026 at 6:27 AM, Red Phoenix said:

There has been no accountability for the tens of millions that died and were harmed by these novel shots.

where are the 'studies' that have warped your version of reality?

12 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

Don't forget that correlation does not mean causation, Kandinski…

but well conducted random sampled, double-blind studies do...

The most famous, landmark trial of the polio vaccine was the 1954 Salk Vaccine Field Trial, which featured a massive double-blind, placebo-controlled design.

The 1954 Salk Field Trial

• The Study: Over 1.3 million elementary school children participated. In the double-blind, randomized portion, children were assigned to receive either the Salk vaccine or a harmless salt solution (placebo).

• The Significance: It was one of the largest controlled experiments in medical history. The rigorous blinding prevented bias and definitively proved that the Salk vaccine was safe and highly effective against paralytic polio. You can read more about the history of this experiment on the Roots of Progress Institute.

15 hours ago, Mr Awesome said:

What is the correct term for this: disinformation or misinformation?

12 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

Interchangeable, take your pick. Just don't forget to add 'dangerous' before it.

and the most important adjective to add is of course...... baseless

12 hours ago, Kandinski said:

Almost correct, not bad. Anyway, each and everyone of us is free to choose what we believe in....even if the belief is mumbo jumbo to the majority.

Some believe in mumbo jumbo.

9 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Some believe in mumbo jumbo.

yes... case in point.

39 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Some believe in mumbo jumbo.

You and your brother poster certainly appear to.

On 5/26/2026 at 7:32 PM, Mr Awesome said:

What is the correct term for this: disinformation or misinformation?

I like to call it dismis-information.

Edited June 12Jun 12 by gamb00ler

On 5/26/2026 at 6:28 AM, Red Phoenix said:

Yes have a guess at my nationality - it's not US nor UK.

Boganistan?