I have gained trust in Ivermectin though. I put that SH@! on everything.

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Originally posted by VANQUISH:
I have gained trust in Ivermectin though. I put that SH@! on everything.

Does it work on those annoying roof vent leaks? I hear its better than Flex Seal®, as seen on Tv.

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Fryhofer said she understands many people are tired of receiving repeated Covid shots, but getting vaccinated is the best way to avoiding falling ill over the holidays.

Every 6-8 weeks...
It's all a lie.

Pretty sure the CDC is recommending 24 hour a day drip with an IV now.

https://www.conservativewoman....-covid-conspirators/

Is any info trustworthy ?

Have family trying to conceive. Now talking with a fertility specialist. Both vaccinated and multi boosted. That is all I will say.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/heal...-mandate/ar-AA14WCAI

Los Angeles county is "on the verge" of reinstating an indoor mask mandate. They recently (September) finally removed the mandate for transportation (busses, trains, airports, etc). It's the never ending story.

The good news is compliance even in the liberal bastion was laughable. At least at LAX and Burbank where we fly the percentage of masked has been around 25%, or less, since the nationwide mandate was axed.

Good!

Win for Republicans and defeat for Biden as Congress reveals it will STRIP the military vaccine mandate from the annual defense spending bill

^^^ Yep. It's not a done deal, but moving in the right direction.

Biden remains an asshole, of course:

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The move is a big win for Republicans, who have since day one opposed compulsory vaccinations, and a defeat for President Joe Biden, who imposed the requirements shortly after the inoculations were developed.

House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy said earlier this month that he won bipartisan agreement to lift the mandate during a White House meeting with Biden, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.

The move would be a major defeat for President Joe Biden and his administration, who have insisted that the Military should still require all service members to be vaccinated against COVID-19

The White House confirmed at the time that Biden agreed to consider the idea.

'Leader McCarthy raised this with the president and the president told him he would consider it,' said White House spokesperson Olivia Dalton, according to Reuters. 'The secretary of defense has recommended retaining the mandate, and the president supports his position. Discussions about the NDAA are ongoing.'

In August 2021, about halfway into Biden's first year in office, the mandate was imposed that required all U.S. service members to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Biden's White House also imposed a federal vaccine requirement, meaning anyone working for the federal government was required to show proof of immunization against COVID-19 to remain in their role.

Thousands of troops were involuntarily separated from the Military for refusing to get vaccinated and tens of thousands of others lost pay or benefits for the same reason.

Can this mother fucker just shut the hell up.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politi...nate-covid-rcna60463

Fauci: 'Extreme' ideological divide led to disproportionate Covid deaths
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Anthony Fauci, the federal government's top infectious disease expert and a chief proponent of Covid vaccines, sharply criticized the "extreme" ideological divide that he said has led to a disproportionate amount of coronavirus deaths among Republicans compared to Democrats.

In an interview with NBC News' Lester Holt scheduled to air Wednesday night, Fauci said he thought political viewpoints had a measurable effect on the number of people who could have been saved by the coronavirus vaccine.

"I mean, differences in ideology are healthy. It’s part of our democracy, part of what makes our country great. But when they get so extreme that it prevents you from doing something that’s life saving, that is really awful," he said.

Watch the full interview on “NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt” tonight at 6:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. CT.

Several studies have found that Covid deaths are unevenly distributed among Republicans and Democrats. One study, published in September by the National Bureau of Economic Research, found that so-called excess death rates, or deaths elevated beyond what is expected based on historical trends, were 76% higher in Florida and Ohio among Republicans than Democrats from March 2020 to December 2021.


“The degree of divisiveness in this country right now has really led to such a polarization that it has interfered with an adequate science-based public health response,” Fauci, who was a member of former President Donald Trump's Covid task force, told NBC News.

“I mean, it’s just extraordinary that you have under-vaccination in red states, and good levels of vaccination in blue states, which gets translated into a disproportionate amount of suffering and death among Republicans compared to Democrats,” he added. “That’s completely crazy.”


In a clip released Wednesday morning, Fauci was asked if he regretted how he handled congressional hearings in which he was personally attacked — which included by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who frequently criticized Fauci's handling of the pandemic.

"I think 99.9% of the time, I have been my usual self, which is very calm and measured," Fauci said. "The only time I really got upset was when Senator Paul, totally inappropriately, on national TV, that was following that hearing, accused me of being responsible for the death of 5 million people. Now with all due respect, I’m not going to take that from anybody, including a senator. ... When you start off by, you know, being accusatory based on no evidence whatsoever, and making a slanderous comment, that that has to go answered, you can’t let that go unanswered."

Fauci announced in August that, at the end of the year, he would leave his post at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which he has directed since 1984, and step down as President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser.

He's right - there is an ideological divide that lead to severe health and economic consequences.

TOP of that list is the ideology of pursuing and funding gain of function research for dubious purposes in a tyrannical region with sketchy scientific practices governed by a tyrannical government that seeks to end us.

Humanity should regret Fauci was even born.

Doctor: “Are you current with all of your vaccinations?”

Patient: “Absolutely, Doc.”

Doctor: “Does that include the Covid Series and Boosters?”

Patient: “No, Doc - ‘Cause those aren’t vaccinations.”

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Originally posted by Tuckerrnr1:
Can this mother fucker just shut the hell up.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politi...nate-covid-rcna60463

Fauci: 'Extreme' ideological divide led to disproportionate Covid deaths

No stats quoted, so I checked: https://www.statista.com/stati...h-rates-us-by-state/

Blue state at no 2 highest rate (AZ), MI and NJ make top 10. FL and NY are 14 and 15.
There is very little correlation to politics.

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There is very little correlation to politics.

Not only that, but I think those stats are cumulative. So they probably include both before the "vaccine" and after. I'd like to see them broken down by year. I'd be willing to bet it's increasing in higher vaxxed states and decreasing in lower vaxxed states.

There is also the comorbidity factor in how states rank. Older people are vastly more likely to die from C19. Younger and healthier people have a virtually zero fatality rate.

So, it would make sense that retirement areas have high fatality rates while young active areas have low rates. Some areas have very high obesity rates even in younger age groups.

The data is clear that the jabs provide very short term protections at best, with true negative effectiveness after a few months. Trying to make it about politics is an attempt to deflect the argument away from facts.

It’s stunning how the entire world is only being told one side of the narrative by the mainstream media. But there are a few 'happy warriors', like Steve Kirsch, trying to change that:

Why can't we talk about it?
How are we supposed to resolve our differences if every vaccine advocate in the world refuses to have a civil discussion about it?

https://stevekirsch.substack.c...ant-we-talk-about-it

It’s really quite simple. Money. These assholes are making obscene amounts of money. Our tax dollars paid for the R&D. Our tax dollars paid for all the free “vaccines”. If there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, it’s the extremely low uptake (around 11%) for the new, improved, supersafeandeffectivedonchaknow omicron variant concoction- even among the faithful, Fauci worshipping dolts.

Kirsch’s question about liability freedom for the snake oil peddlers tells you everything you need to know about the safety of this gobbledygook.

Dyson’s Zone air-purifying headphones start at $949

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Originally posted by chellim1:
It’s stunning how the entire world is only being told one side of the narrative by the mainstream media. But there are a few 'happy warriors', like Steve Kirsch, trying to change that:

Why can't we talk about it?
How are we supposed to resolve our differences if every vaccine advocate in the world refuses to have a civil discussion about it?

A Ph.D. biologist (Bret Weinstein) on his podcast was debating an ignorant journalist who had called Bret a source of bad information on the topic. TDS and confirmation bias aside, this journalist had consciously decided to consider whatever Bret said to be bad information, and thus disregard anyone who said similar things.

So this journalist assumed his other sources such as Fauci, CDC, AMA, etc must be correct.

The journalist thus provided zero objectivity to his audience. He intentionally shut down his own curiosity and skepticism. He is not interested in hearing anything contrary.

The mainstream media are blinded by politics and their own ignorance. I blame the left's politicizing of the issue from the beginning as why the whole world went off the rails.

I hope people buy the dyson filter. That will make it much easier to identify the truly galactically stupid sheep from the nominally stupid sheep.

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Originally posted by konata88:
I hope people buy the dyson filter. That will make it much easier to identify the truly galactically stupid sheep from the nominally stupid sheep.

https://gizmodo.com/dyson-air-...lease-dat-1849831922

Looks like they’re also headphones… but not quite proof positive against getting the coof. From the link-
“However, as Dyson has pointed out before, the Zone headphones don’t create a perfect seal and are not a solution for minimizing the risk of Covid-19 exposure.”