Well it looks like the people of Australia have FINALLY had enough of house-arrest:


A rally in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond turned violent when police attempted to shut it down. Protesters broke through the police line in an epic fashion.

Protesters break through the police line, an officer gets assaulted and trampled by demonstrators, people are screaming and covered in capsicum spray:

Link with video

Out-fucking-STANDING!!

Keep it up keep it up. Pour on the heat. Pressurepressurepressure.

Make us proud, Australia. Shove their idiotic restrictions down their fucking throats!

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
Or they are tacitly admitting that neither their so called vaccines and boosters are worth a pinch of coon shit.

Haven't you seen the pressure not to hog the vaccine, but to send it to all the poor countries who can't afford to develop or buy a vaccine on their own? How do we not think this is playing into that PC pressure exactly?

Amazing how everyone on the left (in the comments) is suddenly pro-police...

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Originally posted by Georgeair:

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
Or they are tacitly admitting that neither their so called vaccines and boosters are worth a pinch of coon shit.

Haven't you seen the pressure not to hog the vaccine, but to send it to all the poor countries who can't afford to develop or buy a vaccine on their own? How do we not think this is playing into that PC pressure exactly?

That's actually the argument people are buying into about why the FDA shouldn't approve boosters. We have to give the shot to all of the lesser developed countries. Has nothing to do with it doing more harm than good...

It IS a "Poison-Death Shot"
https://www.lewrockwell.com/20...a-poison-death-shot/

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Originally posted by Shaql:
Amazing how everyone on the left (in the comments) is suddenly pro-police...

Yeah, isn't that simply delicious?

"An unjust law is no law at all" is an ancient idea, going as far back as St. Augustine, and moving down through history, to St. Thomas Aquinas, and referenced by Martin Luther King.

Lex iniusta non est lex


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I think everyone with half a brain is fed up with the vaccine and mask mandates. I saw a Korea Vet get thrown out of a place because he refused to wear a mask.

He was firm, but polite. The guy in the store was a total asshole.

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Originally posted by kx90:
I had COVID back in March/April, confirmed with a PCR test. Today I went to CVS and did the rapid antibody test, showed up positive for IgG antibodies. The lady said that’s good as it means long term immunity…then she asked me if I wanted to get the vaccine. I politely declined.

Unfucking real...
I had chicken pox as a kid, but I think I'll go take the vaccine for it now.

Funny how people run their mouths without actually thinking about what they're spewing.

So, what's all involved in taking the antibody test?
And will the positive result be enough to satisfy the company's requirements?

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Originally posted by myrottiety:
It's been 10 months since I've had it. My taste & smell still aren't right.

Don't know if it's true, but I heard if you take zinc, it'll help with getting back to normal.

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Originally posted by Excam_Man:

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Originally posted by myrottiety:
It's been 10 months since I've had it. My taste & smell still aren't right.

Don't know if it's true, but I heard if you take zinc, it'll help with getting back to normal.

Not long after all this started, my wife read on one of her on-line wives tales boards that Vitamin C & zinc help prevent viruses. So she got some & we took it everyday for a couple weeks. I have no problem with the Vit C, but as long as I was taking that zinc everything I ate tasted awful.

I’ve been looking into supplements that support the immune system. Particularly vitamin D now that summer is ending and I won’t get nearly as much sun. There are very mixed reports on whether or not taking supplements such as zinc, vitamin C and D actually provide any resistance to Covid or any virus.

My eye doc told me that Melatonin is very helpful in preventing most viruses including Covid from taking hold. But I have no problem sleeping. I never have been a believer in popping vitamins as I always thought that enough ever entered you’re system to make a difference. I always look for foods that provide that particular vitamin and go that route. Milk of course for vitamin D but I already drink plenty of that. My immune system has worked very well for over 66 years so why mess with it at this point.

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Originally posted by Excam_Man:

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Originally posted by kx90:
I had COVID back in March/April, confirmed with a PCR test. Today I went to CVS and did the rapid antibody test, showed up positive for IgG antibodies. The lady said that’s good as it means long term immunity…then she asked me if I wanted to get the vaccine. I politely declined.

Unfucking real...
I had chicken pox as a kid, but I think I'll go take the vaccine for it now.

Funny how people run their mouths without actually thinking about what they're spewing.

So, what's all involved in taking the antibody test?
And will the positive result be enough to satisfy the company's requirements?

Made an appointment at a local CVS. They stick your finger to get a little blood and put it on a test strip. 10 minutes later if it will show if you have IgG and/or IgM antibodies. If not lines shown then you have no antibodies. Test was $38 out of pocket, I do not believe insurances cover this test.

They said if you want to know the volume of antibodies present you need to go to LabCorp, Quest or another lab that does that test. I think some insurances cover that test one time only. I’m not sure if you need an order from a doctor for that test.

Although they initially talked about it the company stated they cannot currently accept a positive antibody test in lieu of a vaccination card. They said at the moment they are doing the bare minimum that the state requires.

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Originally posted by kx90:
Although they initially talked about it the company stated they cannot currently accept a positive antibody test in lieu of a vaccination card. They said at the moment they are doing the bare minimum that the state requires.

A local lawyer is fighting that point in Virginia Beach. Previous exposure has been shown to be better than the vaccine, and he is fighting for equal rights for those with antibodies.

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Originally posted by dbgeek:

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Originally posted by kx90:
Although they initially talked about it the company stated they cannot currently accept a positive antibody test in lieu of a vaccination card. They said at the moment they are doing the bare minimum that the state requires.

A local lawyer is fighting that point in Virginia Beach. Previous exposure has been shown to be better than the vaccine, and he is fighting for equal rights for those with antibodies.

I think the owner is hoping some of the lawsuits shut this shit down.

Recently I’ve been wavering a little bit and considering getting the vaccine so I don’t need to deal with the bullshit anymore. It’s a tough situation since I need my job and trying to find a new job will likely put me right into the same situation again. But knowing I have antibodies will add to my resistance to getting the so-called vaccine.

You Are More Likely to Get Infected Today Than Months Ago BECAUSE OF THE VACCINE

Let me “splain” It for you.
by Ted Noel MD

Let’s get one thing clear, right from the front. I’m not the big expert. That’s because there’s waaaay too much information for any one person to understand. I’m just the “splainer,” since I’m the nut who has taken waaaay too much time away from his golf game to study the experts and learn what’s actually going on so I can ‘splain it for you.

Don’t try this at home. I am a professional. I spent 36 years practicing medicine, with a huge chunk of that time wearing masks, both in the operating room and the expensive – oops – Intensive Care Unit. My job is to translate “doctor” into English.

First things have to come first, and like a lot of other times, I have to start with one of those bits where I hit my forehead with my palm and cry out “Duh!” Like every other doctor, there was something I missed that should have been totally obvious.

Vaccines don’t keep you from getting infected by a virus.

You read that right. Vaccines don’t keep anyone from getting infected. Their job is to keep you from getting sick. In fact, every good vaccine prepares your immune system to shut down an infection after it has gotten started. That’s because antibodies and T-cells live in your bloodstream. They can’t do a damn thing about a virus that hasn’t infected you enough to get into your blood. But once it gets there they can go to work, keeping the bug from hurting you. At least, that’s the theory. And that’s where we find the first problem.

Airborne diseases like COVID-19 don’t go straight into your blood. Instead, after you breathe enough virus-laden aerosols in, the air sacs in your lungs get a pretty good covering of virus. This doesn’t make you sick. But the virus latches onto the pneumocytes (the cells on the inside of the air sacs) and start making more virus. This means you can share with your neighbor. In fact, many vaccinated people actually breathe out as much virus as someone who is sick with COVID-19.

But you aren’t defenseless. Your air sacs have “alveolar macrophages,” specialized cells that use “Pattern Recognition Receptors” to identify the Wuhan Flu. Over time, they will clean out the air sacs. And vaccinated people seem to be infectious for a shorter period than unvaccinated.

The viruses that got into the pneumocytes will create more viruses, and some of those will find their way across the basement membrane (the barrier between blood and air in your lungs) into your bloodstream. Once there, if your immunity is good, your T-cells and antibodies will get to work. You may never even know you were infected. Of course, since the vaccine is only about 85% effective, you might get sick.

Suppose you are one of those vaccinated people who gets infected. You could even have gotten it from your vaccinated friend who got it… somewhere. The bug is “in the wild.” That means it is everywhere. You can’t avoid it unless you stay outdoors 24/7/365. Out there any virus is diluted so much that you won’t catch it, and in the daytime the sun will destroy it with UV light. That’s why the number of people who have caught the Wuhan Flu outdoors is indistinguishable from zero.

Indoors, with recirculated air conditioning, the virus concentrates. It stays in the air for hours or days. So when you go into a space where someone has been shedding virus for a while (vaccinated?), you will get exposed.

And don’t give me that mask wearing nonsense. The other guy wasn’t wearing a mask that cut down the amount of virus he left behind by any meaningful amount. He’s breathing out as many as 100,000 virus particles a minute. You only need 100-1000 in your lungs to get you infected. You aren’t wearing a properly fitted fresh N-95. That means the virus gets to you easily.

Both masks were nothing but virtue signaling. Their only real possible value is as bling. Neither mask provided any material protection. There was no source control on the other guy, and no exposure control for you.
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This brings us to the 600 pound gorilla in the room. You are more likely to get infected today than months ago because of the vaccine. This is the “Superbug Problem.”

A few years ago we were all worried about bacteria that couldn’t be killed with antibiotics. They were so deadly that anyone who “caught” MRSA or C-Diff was doomed. But you don’t “catch” those bacteria. They are common. In ordinary circumstances they compete with so many other bacteria that they are a non-event. If you kill off all the other bacteria with antibiotics, MRSA and C-Diff are what’s left. Now you have a problem. You didn’t create the bugs. You created the situation where they could take over and kill your patient.

We fixed this problem by severely restricting antibiotics. I got three days of an old drug after my shoulder replacement. That’s it. I wasn’t on cefazolin any longer than absolutely necessary, and it didn’t have time to wipe out a lot of bacteria in my body. MRSA and C-Diff never got a toehold.

Vaccines are doing exactly the same thing, just with COVD variants. The Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J vaccines provide immunity to the alpha variant spike protein. Because viruses are constantly mutating, there are dozens of variants. We hear about the Delta, but Lambda and Mu are already in the wild. Each one of these has a slightly different spike protein, making your immunity not so good.

But if you recover from COVID, you also have immunity to other parts of the virus, such as the nucleocapsid and envelope. The Fauci ouchy doesn’t help with them. That’s why your immunity after recovery is much longer lasting and robust than after the shot. It also explains why Gibraltar, with a 99% vaccination rate, is having huge problems with COVID variants. It’s also why getting a booster coding for just the alpha spike is stupid. You need immunity to the whole virus.

But how do you get over a case of Wuhan Fu? Space doesn’t allow a full discussion, but the CDC and FDA are totally invested in expensive vaccines that cause myocarditis, strokes, miscarriages, and other major complications. They have not only refused to endorse any prehospital treatment whatever, they are actively discouraging effective protocols, such as the $8 per person treatment that stopped the Delta variant in India. One has to wonder if it’s because it uses Ivermectin, an incredibly inexpensive drug with very little toxicity.

We will never eliminate COVID because it has animal reservoirs that will pass the virus back and forth from animals to humans. If we follow Sweden’s example, where natural immunity has basically eliminated the Delta epidemic, we can go completely back to normal, as long as we treat the bug in the early stages. If we continue to vax, mask, and lock down, expecting a different result…

You can’t fix stupid.

https://noqreport.com/2021/09/...ause-of-the-vaccine/

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Originally posted by chellim1:
If we continue to vax, mask, and lock down, expecting a different result…

You can’t fix stupid.

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Made an appointment at a local CVS. They stick your finger to get a little blood and put it on a test strip. 10 minutes later if it will show if you have IgG and/or IgM antibodies. If not lines shown then you have no antibodies. Test was $38 out of pocket, I do not believe insurances cover this test.

This, did it last week before a Doc appointment, also the Rona Test

Neg on the Rona, Neg on the antibodies...

Response of course "well you could have had it and not known and the antibodies don't last" at CVS.

My Insurance covered the test... Still only $38

Go online to CVS web page and schedule the antibody test.

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"well you could have had it and not known and the antibodies don't last" at CVS.

How long does the vaccine last?

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Originally posted by PASig:
Well it looks like the people of Australia have FINALLY had enough of house-arrest:


A rally in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond turned violent when police attempted to shut it down. Protesters broke through the police line in an epic fashion.

Protesters break through the police line, an officer gets assaulted and trampled by demonstrators, people are screaming and covered in capsicum spray:

Link with video

Now THAT is the Australia I know and love.

Brings up fond memories of the dude that went Mike Tyson on a buff kangaroo for trying to disembowel his dog.