bigredfish
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I think that may have been a reasonably valid statement 4-6 months ago , but all the numbers I’m seeing show the spread to be much more narrow now.
Pandemic threat? Anyone else concerned?
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Why do some nurses speak out against the Covid-19 vaccine mandate?
A total of 5,862 healthcare workers have contracted Covid-19 in New Hampshire since the pandemic began, 87 have been hospitalized and 10 have died, according to state statistics.
Before the story starts let's do a bit of "back of the napkin" math; 5,862 cases and 10 dead
5,862 @ 10% = 586
5,862 @ 1% = 58
But that hasn’t stopped a vocal group of nurses and others in the medical industry from loudly objecting to vaccination requirements, even at the risk of losing their jobs.
The Biden administration is requiring Covid-19 vaccinations of staff at Medicare- and Medicaid-certified facilities to protect them and patients from the virus and its more contagious Delta variant. It has also ordered the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to draft a rule requiring employers with at least 100 workers to force employees to get vaccinated or produce weekly test results showing they are virus free.
Registered nurse Terese Grinnell has been outspoken against Covid-19 vaccination mandates. She previously worked at Concord Hospital, Dartmouth-Hitchcock and the Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association. She declined to state her present employer, but said she works with critically ill patients.
Grinnell organizes regular protests outside Concord Hospital. She has posted photos of protests involving about a dozen people outside the hospital. Grinnell says other nurses and healthcare professionals join in.
She calls for the impeachment of Republican Gov. Chris Sununu. She reposted an article that compared mask mandates to the Holocaust and included a graphic of syringes formed to shape a Nazi swastika.
Beginning activism
Grinnell said she began her activism after learning a pregnant nursing student was being required to take the inoculation in order to continue her education program.
“I have a lot of friends who are not comfortable with the injection,” she said in an interview. “They’ve seen patients with adverse reactions. It has not been out long enough and many of us lived through Covid outbreaks in the hospital, many of us have had Covid, and it doesn’t make any sense that we would have to put something man-made into our systems and yet we’re losing our livelihoods over it.”
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the vaccine is safe and effective, the benefits of receiving the vaccination, including during pregnancy, far outweigh extremely rare side effects.
The CDC also says the vaccine was thoroughly researched and tested and is subject to the most intense safety monitoring program in U.S history. It also recommends the vaccine for those who have already had the virus, saying people get better protection by being fully vaccinated.
This advice is supported by the state Department of Health and Human Services, the American Medical Association, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine and the American Nurses Association, among others.
While the vaccine was developed rapidly, efficacy and safety protocols of clinical trials, assessment of data and Food and Drug Administration authorization and approval were followed.
The process was sped by years of experience with similar diseases, decades of research on mRNA technology used in the vaccine, early sequencing of the virus genome, clinical testing stages done in parallel rather than one at time and billions of dollars in government investment, including in manufacturing and distribution. Government red tape was also cut in some instances.
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A total of 5,862 healthcare workers have contracted Covid-19 in New Hampshire since the pandemic began, 87 have been hospitalized and 10 have died, according to state statistics.
Before the story starts let's do a bit of "back of the napkin" math; 5,862 cases and 10 dead
5,862 @ 10% = 586
5,862 @ 1% = 58
But that hasn’t stopped a vocal group of nurses and others in the medical industry from loudly objecting to vaccination requirements, even at the risk of losing their jobs.
The Biden administration is requiring Covid-19 vaccinations of staff at Medicare- and Medicaid-certified facilities to protect them and patients from the virus and its more contagious Delta variant. It has also ordered the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to draft a rule requiring employers with at least 100 workers to force employees to get vaccinated or produce weekly test results showing they are virus free.
Registered nurse Terese Grinnell has been outspoken against Covid-19 vaccination mandates. She previously worked at Concord Hospital, Dartmouth-Hitchcock and the Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association. She declined to state her present employer, but said she works with critically ill patients.
Grinnell organizes regular protests outside Concord Hospital. She has posted photos of protests involving about a dozen people outside the hospital. Grinnell says other nurses and healthcare professionals join in.
She calls for the impeachment of Republican Gov. Chris Sununu. She reposted an article that compared mask mandates to the Holocaust and included a graphic of syringes formed to shape a Nazi swastika.
Beginning activism
Grinnell said she began her activism after learning a pregnant nursing student was being required to take the inoculation in order to continue her education program.
“I have a lot of friends who are not comfortable with the injection,” she said in an interview. “They’ve seen patients with adverse reactions. It has not been out long enough and many of us lived through Covid outbreaks in the hospital, many of us have had Covid, and it doesn’t make any sense that we would have to put something man-made into our systems and yet we’re losing our livelihoods over it.”
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the vaccine is safe and effective, the benefits of receiving the vaccination, including during pregnancy, far outweigh extremely rare side effects.
The CDC also says the vaccine was thoroughly researched and tested and is subject to the most intense safety monitoring program in U.S history. It also recommends the vaccine for those who have already had the virus, saying people get better protection by being fully vaccinated.
This advice is supported by the state Department of Health and Human Services, the American Medical Association, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine and the American Nurses Association, among others.
While the vaccine was developed rapidly, efficacy and safety protocols of clinical trials, assessment of data and Food and Drug Administration authorization and approval were followed.
The process was sped by years of experience with similar diseases, decades of research on mRNA technology used in the vaccine, early sequencing of the virus genome, clinical testing stages done in parallel rather than one at time and billions of dollars in government investment, including in manufacturing and distribution. Government red tape was also cut in some instances.
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Good news, keep pushing back on these tyrants:
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Or was it the bad weather that changed Southwest's minds?
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Or was it the bad weather that changed Southwest's minds?
Well, Biden probably wasn't sniffing Myoarkas' hair so maybe Joe won't catch covid
An example about the press, no covid content. In an article about energy shortages I was starting to believe it until I came across this line:
"The biggest squeeze is on natural gas in Europe, which imports 90% of its supply — largely from Russia — and where prices have risen to five times what they were at the start of the year, to 95 euros from about 19 euros per megawatt hour."
Natural gas priced in electrical units? There are 4 joint authors listed for this article, and it shows that none of them have any knowledge about what they're peddling. This is from the AP, and we get a lot of "expert" covid knowledge from them. Why believe any of it?
Energy crunch hits global recovery as winter approaches
And just to show many "journalists" don't even proofread their output, a Portland, OR outlet has this line today:
"Oregon State Polcie said they were helped by ..........." Even a spell checker catches that one.
(Just my day to rant against the MSM)
"The biggest squeeze is on natural gas in Europe, which imports 90% of its supply — largely from Russia — and where prices have risen to five times what they were at the start of the year, to 95 euros from about 19 euros per megawatt hour."
Natural gas priced in electrical units? There are 4 joint authors listed for this article, and it shows that none of them have any knowledge about what they're peddling. This is from the AP, and we get a lot of "expert" covid knowledge from them. Why believe any of it?
Energy crunch hits global recovery as winter approaches
And just to show many "journalists" don't even proofread their output, a Portland, OR outlet has this line today:
"Oregon State Polcie said they were helped by ..........." Even a spell checker catches that one.
(Just my day to rant against the MSM)
https:/twitter.com/RebelNewsOnline/status/1450544855449473026?s=20
'The Supreme Court of Canada has found that the Charter protects the right to bodily autonomy and informed consent, this is the law, and it is indisputable,' said Jorge Pineda, staff lawyer at the JCCF.
'The Supreme Court of Canada has found that the Charter protects the right to bodily autonomy and informed consent, this is the law, and it is indisputable,' said Jorge Pineda, staff lawyer at the JCCF.
It’s cheap, easy to make and in demand overseas. So why can’t this Texas-born COVID-19 vaccine break into the U.S. market?
The day before COVID-19 claimed its first Texas victim in 2020, Dr. Peter Hotez was a guest on the popular Austin-based podcast “The Drive.”
After 10 years of research into coronavirus vaccines, Hotez and his Houston team needed an infusion of cash to build on their past work and make a vaccine that could, as Hotez told listeners then, “rescue the world” from the deadly emerging coronavirus pandemic.
“You’d think that people would be pretty eager to support us to move this forward, but so far it hasn’t happened,” the Houston pediatrician and vaccine scientist told the host, Dr. Peter Attia, on March 14, 2020.
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Guess the Dr. needs to check with his Congre$$person or $enator
The day before COVID-19 claimed its first Texas victim in 2020, Dr. Peter Hotez was a guest on the popular Austin-based podcast “The Drive.”
After 10 years of research into coronavirus vaccines, Hotez and his Houston team needed an infusion of cash to build on their past work and make a vaccine that could, as Hotez told listeners then, “rescue the world” from the deadly emerging coronavirus pandemic.
“You’d think that people would be pretty eager to support us to move this forward, but so far it hasn’t happened,” the Houston pediatrician and vaccine scientist told the host, Dr. Peter Attia, on March 14, 2020.
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Guess the Dr. needs to check with his Congre$$person or $enator
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bigredfish
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Why is it PhDs and many of the nations top scientists are refusing the jab?
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"Pandemic of the Vaccinated"? Are Vaccines Backfiring?
Crowder & Crew discus the very REAL phenomenon of Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE). Or as we like to call it-- 'Medium-AIDS'. Is it linked to the vaccine? Not sure... but there is some very suspic
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Aside from pain relief, it was found to have anti-platelet and anti-cancer effects. It’s also on the World Health Organization’s list of essential medicines, along with another familiar drug, ivermectin. The Harvard-based physicians’ health study in the 1980s found that low-dose aspirin reduced the risk of heart attack by 44 percent.
A recently published Israeli study found, “Aspirin use is associated with better outcomes among COVID-19 positive patients.” This included a lower likelihood of infection, disease duration, and hospital survival. In other words, aspirin works as both a preventative and as a treatment.
Aspirin is another potential therapeutic, along with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, which is inexpensive, readily available, and relatively safe, and could save countless lives when used appropriately for COVID. An editorial in Anesthesia and Analgesiadescribed aspirin for COVID as, “An old, low-cost therapy with a strong rationale.” And right on cue, it’s time for aspirin-bashing to commence.
At the same time as these papers showing potential benefits of aspirin for COVID hit the news, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force, on Oct. 12, posted draft recommendations saying that, “Once people turn 60 years old, they should not consider starting to take aspirin because the risk of bleeding cancels out the benefits of preventing heart disease.”
What curious timing.
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I take the 81MG dose of Aspirin everyday. My cardiologist suggested that I do that at my age. Now waiting on the Democrats to ban Aspirin.
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bigredfish
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Earlier / initially. Pfizer gave us the perception that they were doing free and obligated work for humanity 
So now you can get a booster shot of any brand you like. Therefore, if I took Pfizer, I can get Moderna and jump for joy 
Although there haven't been any extended studies on the long term effects, I hope my sperm remains intact
'Gotta stay strong, 'gotta stay together sperm
She sounds hot when she says "Oh my God!"
Although there haven't been any extended studies on the long term effects, I hope my sperm remains intact
'Gotta stay strong, 'gotta stay together sperm
She sounds hot when she says "Oh my God!"
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COVID-19: Minister rules out another lockdown as PM is urged to enforce 'Plan B' to avert winter crisis
NHS Confederation chief executive Matthew Taylor has urged the government to bring back certain measures, including mandatory face coverings in public places.
its starting !
UK has a full vax rate of 80% for people from age 12
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bigredfish
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So now you can get a booster shot of any brand you like. Therefore, if I took Pfizer, I can get Moderna and jump for joy
Although there haven't been any extended studies on the long term effects, I hope my sperm remains intact
'Gotta stay strong, 'gotta stay together sperm
She sounds hot when she says "Oh my God!"
Yeah, now that we’re allowed to mix n match, I’m getting the Basil Hayden’s booster…
Any one know when Long Beach can be cleared, our shipment has been delayed there for 3 weeks, used the fast service still has bad delay.
Looks like this Black Friday is hard to do some sales. Air shipping cost also is out off control, COST increase like Rocket.
Looks like this Black Friday is hard to do some sales. Air shipping cost also is out off control, COST increase like Rocket.