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Food for Thought > A Common Sense vaccine statement and a BS one...
I don't think he's denying the diseases - they are 'undeniable' (but then so is the 'fact' that viruses exist). I think Stiddle's point is that viruses (or Pathogenic viruses - he keeps adjusting) don't exist, and thus can't be the cause of transmission. In which case - what is the source of 'transmission' ? Its not bacteria. -
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International Students Face Sudden Visa Revocations via email and told to self deport
Rubio gave orders to check everyones social media who applied for a student or visitor visa after Oct 7! Read the objective ! If one sympathizes with the oppression of terrorist , they get visas revoked! I support this! “Washington: Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered diplomats overseas to scrutinise the social media content of some applicants for student and other types of visas, in an effort to ban those suspected of criticising the United States and Israel ... Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/world/rubio-orders-us-diplomats-to-scour-student-visa-applicants-social-media-3473201- 1
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Food for Thought > A Common Sense vaccine statement and a BS one...
Data from large meta-analyses show that measles vaccination is highly effective and safe, reducing the chances of getting measles by 95% - both the chart you presented above (logarithmic) and I presented below (linear) are both great examples of the effectiveness of the Measles vaccine.... There has been an outbreak of measles in the use 2025, with ~800 cases reported - 50 people hospitalised. 3 people (1 adult, 2 children) have died, they were unvaccinated individuals. CDC reported outbreak: NYT reported outbreak: The first measles vaccine became available in 1963 in the United States, developed by Dr. John Enders (yes, the same Nobel Prize-winning virologist who helped grow the poliovirus in culture) and Dr. Thomas Peebles. 1960s–1970s: Introduction and Widespread Adoption of the Measles Vaccine 1963: The first measles vaccine was introduced in the United States. 1968: An improved version of the vaccine was developed, leading to increased effectiveness. 1970s: Mass vaccination campaigns were launched globally, resulting in a significant decline in measles cases. 1980s: Resurgence of Measles Cases Mid-1980s: A resurgence in measles cases occurred, Vaccine coverage had plateaued, and many children were receiving only one dose, which wasn’t always enough to create lifelong immunity. Additionally, outbreaks clustered in urban areas and among low-income, under-vaccinated populations. 1993-2000: Measles cases remained very low due to high vaccination rates. 2000: U.S. declared measles-free (no ongoing transmission for 12 months). 2010-2019: A resurgence of cases, due to vaccine hesitancy, local outbreaks, and declining vaccination rates in certain areas, especially in anti-vaccine communities. -
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I'm confused - Using a Visa Agent
These days almost every immigration agent in Thailand is bent, so you can accomplish the exact same thing through nearly any immigration office, however my experience is that they charge more for their services then most visa agents. -
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Hegseth Said to Have Shared Attack Details in Second Signal Chat
Insulting and ridiculing Jerome Powell will not change the negative impact of the Trump initiated trade war with the world and tariffs applied in a willy nilly manner. -
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California these days?: No way, Jose? Better to live in Mexico?
These days I see more white homeless people than I do black, that's just the nature of things in California. It's a broken economy in a sense that the numbers no longer compute, the cost of living has skyrocketed to the point where it is very difficult for the average person in California to live well. If you don't own a home that's free and clear you're pretty much screwed.
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