JohnSu2 wrote:
Somebody call 911. Ghost is killing yiu boys tonight. 😂😂😂😂
Hours ago agip was suggesting there was flimsy evidence NGOs assisted in the illegal invasion of the Country. Evidence is beginning to be revealed:
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The Democratic Party is dying.
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Nice scene at the White House today. trump along with the victim's mother signed the Laken Riley act into law. On February 22, 2024, Georgia resident Laken Riley was murdered by josé antonio ibarra, a Venezuelan man who had entered the United States illegally in September 2022, crossing the United States' southern border with Mexico near El Paso, Texas. Before the murder, Ibarra had been charged with "acting in a manner to injure a child less than 17 and a motor vehicle license violation" in New York City and arrested on charges of theft in Athens, Georgia.
trump has flaws, plenty, but he's doing something about the border. Scumbags like jose antonio ibarra should never have been free to murder Laken Riley, now others like him won't be. You commit a crime and you're here illegally; you're gone.
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agip wrote:
Interesting map of literacy rates in each US state.
Hard to find much politics in it.
the key seems to be latitude. Southern states are less literate, Northern states are more literate. Mothers, don't let your kids grow up within a two-hour drive of the Mexican border.
Well, then there is this from the Democratic administered dysfunctional state of Illinois:
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
waitforit wrote:
Damn near none of that Ivermectin post is true. Ivermectin acts on a class of ion channels in the neural system of insects and parasitic worms called GABA chloride channels. They are not selective for Mammalian GABA channels and are not toxic in this way. Virus particles do not have GABA receptors. There is no drug known which can have that kind of activity as the Twitter posts says without killing other forms of life. It would be miraculous for such a multipurpose drug to not have a negative profile on some organ system in mammals. It .s miraculous on nematodes and certain classes of insects (won a rare Nobel prize for industrial scientists at Merck), but its specificity does not extend to dozens of other uses as it has been embued with by its untrained advocates. I do believe it saved lives during the pandemic in parts of Africa and South America where parasitic infections would have been comorbidities for millions of inhabitants and ivermectin helped clear those up to give weak individuals a chance to get through a Covid infection.
OK, I am no expert. I do know many thousands had complications, permanent damage, and death from Covid vaccines. It apparently is also true those that died of Covid largely had co-morbidities, and the vaccine was largely ineffective, and as a virus became less lethal overtime.
"Many thousands." Source? "Largely ineffective." Source?
A COVID-19 study in Britain looked at the medical records of 1.7 million children . . .
In the results section of the study, it says, among teenagers and children there were 27cases of myocarditis or pericarditis per million after the first vaccine dose and 10casesper million after the second.
Huhne said . . . the research . . . was an observational study rather than a randomised trial.
A disclaimer at the top of the study, which looked at the safety and effectiveness of giving the Pfizer vaccine to teenagers and children in England, says it has not been peer-reviewed and therefore should not be used to guide healthcare professionals.
"Taken at face value, our research does suggest a small increase in the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis following vaccination in children," he said. "I will stress again, as we did in the paper, that this is still an extremely rare outcome and cases were mostly mild.
"There are many reasons that our findings might not fully reflect what would have been observed in a randomised trial of vaccination in children."60 -
Ivyguy wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
OK, I am no expert. I do know many thousands had complications, permanent damage, and death from Covid vaccines. It apparently is also true those that died of Covid largely had co-morbidities, and the vaccine was largely ineffective, and as a virus became less lethal overtime.
"Many thousands." Source? "Largely ineffective." Source?
A COVID-19 study in Britain looked at the medical records of 1.7 million children . . .
In the results section of the study, it says, among teenagers and children there were 27cases of myocarditis or pericarditis per million after the first vaccine dose and 10casesper million after the second.
Huhne said . . . the research . . . was an observational study rather than a randomised trial.
A disclaimer at the top of the study, which looked at the safety and effectiveness of giving the Pfizer vaccine to teenagers and children in England, says it has not been peer-reviewed and therefore should not be used to guide healthcare professionals.
"Taken at face value, our research does suggest a small increase in the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis following vaccination in children," he said. "I will stress again, as we did in the paper, that this is still an extremely rare outcome and cases were mostly mild.
"There are many reasons that our findings might not fully reflect what would have been observed in a randomised trial of vaccination in children."I could not pull up the date of your article.
Today, from a 269 page report commissioned by by the Canadian province of Alberta:
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No wonder these two Big Pharma grifting Senators hate RFK Jr so much.
We need to MAHA!!!
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This is the actual corruption, and lunacy we are up against:
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Hey libs!
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Ghost,
Do you realize you have only posted X memes to support your stance? Have you ever actually read news or questioned the obvious bias of these memes?
Rhetorical questions. We all know the answers are No.
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BillionairesForHire wrote:
Ghost,
Do you realize you have only posted X memes to support your stance? Have you ever actually read news or questioned the obvious bias of these memes?
Rhetorical questions. We all know the answers are No.
Ivermectin won a Nobel Peace prize.23 -
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BillionairesForHire wrote:
Ghost,
Do you realize you have only posted X memes to support your stance? Have you ever actually read news or questioned the obvious bias of these memes?
Rhetorical questions. We all know the answers are No.
Biden and Harris together created this mess. Trump is cleaning up their screw ups. The comment say it all. People are tired of this illegal cr@p. billionairesForHire and agip----please go with them;)
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BillionairesForHire wrote:
Ghost,
Do you realize you have only posted X memes to support your stance? Have you ever actually read news or questioned the obvious bias of these memes?
Rhetorical questions. We all know the answers are No.
“No other nation has a chronic disease burden like we do. We have the highest chronic disease burden of any country in the world. During COVID, we had 16% of the COVID deaths in a country where we only have 4.2% of the world’s population. We had a higher death count than any country in the world.
“And when the CDC was asked why, they said it’s because Americans are the sickest people on earth. The average American who died from COVID had 3.8 chronic diseases. This is an existential threat—economically, to our military, to our health, and to our sense of well-being.”RFK, at hearing today
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JohnSu2 wrote:
The Democratic Party is dying.
It's not dying brother, it's dead.
Look at the results in California, NY, Illinois, and others. The tide is shifting and after Trump does what he promised, which he is already doing, more Democrats are coming over as they want their country back.
Liberals are fools, so they should move to Mexico and enjoy life there. To actually believe that some of the libs on this site are complaining about the price of eggs is hilarious. Some very ignorant posters reared their ugly heads. Just demented to a scary level.
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Such great foreshadowing. I can only imagine how the libs feel
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