Pandemic threat? Anyone else concerned?
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I like him. You would think his name is Dr. Ivermectin if you search his name. They call him a quack, dangerous, all the shit you expect from the woke mob. And all he does is sit there and read the data, the facts.
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Only 1,291 Side Effects 
Like to see these all mentioned at the end of a Clot Shot TV Ad...
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Like to see these all mentioned at the end of a Clot Shot TV Ad...
The Pfizer Vaccine Only Has 1,291 Side Effects!
A judge forced the FDA to release Pfizer's clinical data and it's worse than you can possibly imagine
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^Thank goodness erectile dysfunction wasn't one of the side effects, but darn near everything else is.
One would have that ED would have been a side effect so they could hand out Pfizer made Viagra with the shot
One would have that ED would have been a side effect so they could hand out Pfizer made Viagra with the shot
Oceanslider
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I hope he majorly sues the leftist pea brains…
Dad Facing Jail Time For Going Maskless To Son’s Game Wins In Court, Has Further Plans For District
Dad Facing Jail Time For Going Maskless To Son’s Game Wins In Court, Has Further Plans For District | The Daily Wire
Dad Facing Jail Time For Going Maskless To Son’s Game Wins In Court, Has Further Plans For District
Dad Facing Jail Time For Going Maskless To Son’s Game Wins In Court, Has Further Plans For District | The Daily Wire
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Florida's surgeon general breaks with CDC advice, says the state will be the first to 'officially recommend against the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children'
Florida surgeon general Joseph Ladapo made the announcement during a panel held by Gov. Ron DeSantis titled "The Curtain Close on Covid Theater."
So what's up with this?
Maybe he is in a type of protection program...
Maybe he is in a type of protection program...
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Parley
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Vaccines, Masks, Staying At Home Did Not Make A Major Difference In COVID Case Rates, NYT Says
The New York Times said vaccinations, booster shots and masks have not caused a major difference in case rates between parts of the country with different levels of COVID-19 precautions in a Wednesday morning newsletter.
The article compared COVID-19 case rates for Democratic and Republican areas, noting that Democrats were more likely to wear masks, get vaccinated and boosted, avoid public spaces and shut down in-person schools over virus fears.
“These factors seem as if they should have caused large differences in case rates. They have not. And that they haven’t offers some clarity about the relative effectiveness of different Covid interventions,” David Leonhardt wrote in the NYT newsletter.
ICYMI: The Daily Caller’s @VinceCoglianese Wears Paper Bag Over Head To Bash Study Saying Pantyhose Is Effective Against COVID-19 pic.twitter.com/HMy2COlaRH
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 10, 2022
Restaurants in America’s most liberal cities are still seating customers at only 40% of pre-pandemic levels, while restaurants in cities like Miami, Austin, Texas, Nashville, Tennessee, and Charlotte, North Carolina, have fully recovered, according to the NYT.
“Nationwide, the number of official Covid cases has recently been somewhat higher in heavily Democratic areas than Republican areas,” the NYT newsletter read. “There is a strong argument for continuing to remove other restrictions, and returning to normal life.”
Unlike other precautions, vaccination rates were closely related to death rates, and areas that voted for former President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election saw approximately double the COVID-19 death rate than areas that voted for President Joe Biden, according to the NYT.
“If a new variant emerges, and hospitals are again at risk of being overwhelmed, then reinstating Covid restrictions may make sense again, despite their modest effects. But that’s not where the country is today,” the newsletter concluded.
Vaccines, Masks, Staying At Home Did Not Make A Major Difference In COVID Case Rates, NYT Writer Says | The Daily Caller
The New York Times said vaccinations, booster shots and masks have not caused a major difference in case rates between parts of the country with different levels of COVID-19 precautions in a Wednesday morning newsletter.
The article compared COVID-19 case rates for Democratic and Republican areas, noting that Democrats were more likely to wear masks, get vaccinated and boosted, avoid public spaces and shut down in-person schools over virus fears.
“These factors seem as if they should have caused large differences in case rates. They have not. And that they haven’t offers some clarity about the relative effectiveness of different Covid interventions,” David Leonhardt wrote in the NYT newsletter.
ICYMI: The Daily Caller’s @VinceCoglianese Wears Paper Bag Over Head To Bash Study Saying Pantyhose Is Effective Against COVID-19 pic.twitter.com/HMy2COlaRH
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 10, 2022
Restaurants in America’s most liberal cities are still seating customers at only 40% of pre-pandemic levels, while restaurants in cities like Miami, Austin, Texas, Nashville, Tennessee, and Charlotte, North Carolina, have fully recovered, according to the NYT.
“Nationwide, the number of official Covid cases has recently been somewhat higher in heavily Democratic areas than Republican areas,” the NYT newsletter read. “There is a strong argument for continuing to remove other restrictions, and returning to normal life.”
Unlike other precautions, vaccination rates were closely related to death rates, and areas that voted for former President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election saw approximately double the COVID-19 death rate than areas that voted for President Joe Biden, according to the NYT.
“If a new variant emerges, and hospitals are again at risk of being overwhelmed, then reinstating Covid restrictions may make sense again, despite their modest effects. But that’s not where the country is today,” the newsletter concluded.
Vaccines, Masks, Staying At Home Did Not Make A Major Difference In COVID Case Rates, NYT Writer Says | The Daily Caller
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Maybe we are into the Putin strain of the virus now with the wokesters cancelling anything Russian.
Cardiff Philharmonic removes Tchaikovsky from programme in light of Russian invasion of Ukraine
The orchestra had an all-Tchaikovsky concert scheduled for next week, but has decided to change the programme having deemed it to be 'inappropriate' at this time
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Oceanslider
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This guy seems honest. I wonder his political affiliation.Florida's surgeon general breaks with CDC advice, says the state will be the first to 'officially recommend against the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children'
Florida surgeon general Joseph Ladapo made the announcement during a panel held by Gov. Ron DeSantis titled "The Curtain Close on Covid Theater."www.yahoo.com
Trying to think like a liberal....
- He's a racist!
- But darn, we've said it's impossible for non-whites to be racist.
- Let's say he's a black identifying as a white.
- Or maybe a white in black's clothing?
- Calling somebody a racist always works, need to figure out how to pin it on him.
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Parley
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Massachusetts Reports ‘Significant Overcount' of COVID Deaths
When state public health officials publish Monday's report about the latest COVID-19 impacts on Massachusetts, the cumulative death toll through two years of the pandemic will suddenly stand about 15% lower.
The Baker administration will start using a new public health surveillance definition next week, narrowing the window of time between a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis and death required for the fatality to get attributed to the highly infectious virus.
Saying the Bay State's earlier methodology led to a "significant overcount of deaths," officials said Thursday they will adopt a new system recommended by the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists.
And in a step that could reshape understanding of the pandemic's impact on Massachusetts, the administration will apply the new method retroactively, resulting in 4,081 deaths once linked to the virus being recategorized as stemming from other causes and roughly 400 others newly being labeled as COVID-19 deaths.
For the duration of the pandemic, state officials have deemed a fatality COVID-related if it met at least one of three criteria: if a case investigation determined the virus "caused" or "contributed" to the death, if the death certificate listed COVID-19 or an "equivalent term" as the cause, or if state public health surveillance linked a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis to a Bay Stater's death.
The first two measures remain unchanged since the earliest days of the crisis, but the third has already been updated once and is set to evolve again on Monday.
From March 2020 to March 2021, DPH counted the death of any person who had previously tested positive for COVID-19 as a COVID-related death, regardless of how much time elapsed between those two events.
Massachusetts COVID Deaths: DPH Reports ‘Significant Overcount’ – NECN
When state public health officials publish Monday's report about the latest COVID-19 impacts on Massachusetts, the cumulative death toll through two years of the pandemic will suddenly stand about 15% lower.
The Baker administration will start using a new public health surveillance definition next week, narrowing the window of time between a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis and death required for the fatality to get attributed to the highly infectious virus.
Saying the Bay State's earlier methodology led to a "significant overcount of deaths," officials said Thursday they will adopt a new system recommended by the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists.
And in a step that could reshape understanding of the pandemic's impact on Massachusetts, the administration will apply the new method retroactively, resulting in 4,081 deaths once linked to the virus being recategorized as stemming from other causes and roughly 400 others newly being labeled as COVID-19 deaths.
For the duration of the pandemic, state officials have deemed a fatality COVID-related if it met at least one of three criteria: if a case investigation determined the virus "caused" or "contributed" to the death, if the death certificate listed COVID-19 or an "equivalent term" as the cause, or if state public health surveillance linked a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis to a Bay Stater's death.
The first two measures remain unchanged since the earliest days of the crisis, but the third has already been updated once and is set to evolve again on Monday.
From March 2020 to March 2021, DPH counted the death of any person who had previously tested positive for COVID-19 as a COVID-related death, regardless of how much time elapsed between those two events.
Massachusetts COVID Deaths: DPH Reports ‘Significant Overcount’ – NECN
Oceanslider
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I watched V for Vendetta tonight.
===Spoiler alert on this old movie===
It's about a virus that "escapes" from a government lab, which is then used as an excuse for government to establish totalitarian rules "for your protection", all while certain key people in government make millions off of the only "approved" solution to the virus-- a vaccine from which they profit.
This 14 year old video is pretty cool....
===Spoiler alert on this old movie===
It's about a virus that "escapes" from a government lab, which is then used as an excuse for government to establish totalitarian rules "for your protection", all while certain key people in government make millions off of the only "approved" solution to the virus-- a vaccine from which they profit.
This 14 year old video is pretty cool....
Barack Obama Reveals He Has COVID: ‘Get Vaccinated’
Ian Forsyth/GettyFormer President Barack Obama revealed Sunday afternoon that he’s tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing mild symptoms. “I just tested positive for COVID. I’ve had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise,” he tweeted. “Michelle and I are...