Please watch this video.



https://rumble.com/vqx3kb-the-...-harm-than-good.html

Pfizer's own 6 month report data on its COVID-19 inoculation shows that greater illness and death in the inoculation arm than the placebo arm. Plus, poor trial design, missing data, underpowered studies, passive surveillance and more. For the PDF of this presentation visit: https://www.canadiancovidcarea...more-harm-than-good/

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Originally posted by stickman428:
Does this mean the winter of death is on hold? It had such a promising name.

Anyone know of an interesting/creative "Winter of Death" t-shirt I can buy. Yeah, I enjoy trolling.

I can't open that. Any transcription anywhere?

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:

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Originally posted by konata88:

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
CDC encourages laboratories to consider adoption of a multiplexed method that can facilitate detection and differentiation of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza viruses.”

Can you help highlight the text that indicates the PCR test can't distinguish between flu and covid? CDC is encouraging labs to adopt a method that can but it's not clear to me that the PCR test is not capable.

Perhaps new reading glasses are in order? It's right there above what you wrote. Or, if you read that on the first pass, perhaps explain what you believe "... facilitate detection and differentiation of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza viruses" means?

That text only advises labs to adopt methods that can detect and differentiate. It doesn't indicate that current methods are unable to do so.

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Originally posted by 6guns:
I can't open that. Any transcription anywhere?

pdf here: https://www.canadiancovidcarealliance.org/

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Originally posted by bryan11:

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Originally posted by 6guns:
I can't open that. Any transcription anywhere?

pdf here: https://www.canadiancovidcarealliance.org/

direct link to the pdf:
click me

I did provide a link directly to the CDC document, so all could read and interpret.
I try to always do this as news links can mislead as they did in this instance.

konata88
I added this to my post and did not delete it as someone had already made reference to it.
Perhaps I should have just deleted it, sorry for the confusion.

My only question is why wasn’t this front page news on 07/21/2021?

Edited to add: I guess it was in the news.
Reuters did a Fact Check.
Link

That CCCA video is very good. I noted a couple of things that may not perfect (questionable statistical relevance) but overall very good information. I want to study it more - I printed out the slide version.

I would love to see that reviewed in Congress and having Biden and Fauci address the concerns and questions contained here.

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
konata88
I added this to my post and did not delete it as someone had already made reference to it.
Perhaps I should have just deleted it, sorry for the confusion.

Edited to add: I guess it was in the news.
Reuters did a Fact Check.
Link

Thanks Kimber - I didn't catch the fact check link that was interleaved into the original article.

So, if I'm understanding correctly now, the testing that was being used could differentiate but the CDC is recommending the adoption of tests that can explicitly detect either (prior method sounds like it would test positive specifically for covid but couldn't make any determination on influenza and not that it would test positive for it).

Good info. You post good stuff - I just want to make sure I understand correctly if/when I need to use the information as a reference. I don't want my arguments to become dubious because some of my points are incorrect.

Here is the CDC’s explanation for the change.
Although I am still skeptical as to their ability to differentiate COVID-19 variants, and influenza.
Which is why I originally believed the news interpretation.

“ A single test that diagnoses current infection with one or more of these viruses allows public health laboratories to continue influenza surveillance while they are also testing for SARS-CoV-2.
Information about both viruses will help public health officials control the spread of influenza and COVID-19 in the community and may help health care providers identify co-infections and provide more targeted treatment for influenza and COVID-19.
Obtaining this information in a single test, rather than having to run separate SARS-CoV-2 tests and influenza tests, will also allow laboratories to conserve important testing materials that are in short supply and process up to three times as many tests as they can with the CDC 2019-nCoV Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel and separate influenza diagnostic tests.”

Link

My oldest daughter got the covid about mid December. She was vaccinated, employer mandate.

Her first jab was in Oct. 2021, the second jab was mid Nov. 2021.
She was having cold symptoms mild fever did a home test and was postive.
Then she went to clinic for another test to confirm, also positive.

So within 30 days of her second jab she still got covid. She did go and get the monoclonal iv. Two days after the monoclonal she was much better, like a bad cold.

The vaccine is worthless.

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Originally posted by Greymann:
My oldest daughter got the covid about mid December. She was vaccinated, employer mandate.

Her first jab was in Oct. 2021, the second jab was mid Nov. 2021.
She was having cold symptoms mild fever did a home test and was postive.
Then she went to clinic for another test to confirm, also positive.

So within 30 days of her second jab she still got covid. She did go and get the monoclonal iv. Two days after the monoclonal she was much better, like a bad cold.

The vaccine is worthless.

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I got COVID about 7 weeks after my vaccination (employer mandated). It was mild, and the doctors told me how much better it was because I was vaccinated. Of course they have no proof of that statement and I don’t believe them. I’m healthy and never have severe illnesses. Totally agree, the vaccine is worthless.

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Originally posted by arabiancowboy:

I got COVID about 7 weeks after my vaccination (employer mandated). It was mild, and the doctors told me how much better it was because I was vaccinated. Of course they have no proof of that statement and I don’t believe them. I’m healthy and never have severe illnesses. Totally agree, the vaccine is worthless.

I agree...

I'd like for those 'doctors' to explain why a friend had very mild symptoms with no vax
While both her fully vaxed neighbors ended up in the hospital?

Kind of backwards eh?

Here’s a dumb question / speculation:

The current test is deterministic only for covid; not deterministic for influenza. As far as i know, these are not mutually exclusive.

We know that historically people die annually from influenza. How do we know that the more serious cases of “covid” were actually not serious cases of influenza?

If you get covid alone, not too serious. If you get covid coincidently with influenza, then you might suffer serious conditions?

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Originally posted by konata88:
Here’s a dumb question / speculation:

The current test is deterministic only for covid; not deterministic for influenza. As far as i know, these are not mutually exclusive.

We know that historically people die annually from influenza. How do we know that the more serious cases of “covid” were actually not serious cases of influenza?

If you get covid alone, not too serious. If you get covid coincidently with influenza, then you might suffer serious conditions?

The FDA and CDC have waisted billions of dollars in the last 2 years and still don't provide basic answers to the public, in fact they make up things to feed their narrative. The CDC said 2 weeks ago that 73% of all new Covid cases were the Omicron variant in the U.S. A week later they revise that down to 22%.

Heads need to roll at these agencies.

Well, at least those of us here in PA can breathe a sigh of relief. We're going to have FEDERAL STRIKE TEAMS deployed to two of our hospitals.

These "strike teams" will increase the critical care bed capacity by 30 more beds, divided between a hospital in Scranton & one in York, so everything's OK now.

FEDERAL STRIKE TEAMS! OMG! How Awesome Is That!

Here's the link to the story if you want to read about this blessed event, but it's just a bunch of horse poop.
https://www.fox43.com/article/...70-a150-d836ee0676b4

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Originally posted by Ironbutt:
Well, at least those of us here in PA can breathe a sigh of relief. We're going to have FEDERAL STRIKE TEAMS deployed to two of our hospitals.

Durka durka jihad

So my daughter just received a letter from her school district giving them until January 10th to prove vaccination status. It basically states the OSHA ETS verification mandate will likely take effect Jan, 10th and she is instructed on how to upload her verification status. As of now she does not plan to respond but she fears in the end she will have no choice.

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It basically states the OSHA ETS verification mandate will likely take effect Jan, 10th

The SC will be hearing the case against the OSHA mandate on Jan 7th, hopefully they will issue an injunction before the 10th.

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It basically states the OSHA ETS verification mandate will likely take effect Jan, 10th

The SC will be hearing the case against the OSHA mandate on Jan 7th, hopefully they will issue an injunction before the 10th.

Exactly why she is not responding.