This thread was deleted by a volunteer moderator. I certainly don't want a thread this big deleted so I've restored. THat being said, this thread has served it's purpose. I've closed it to new posts.
We have a new 2024 vaccine thread here. New people don't need to try to wade through 20,000 posts to figure out what is going on.
Hotez does not realize he is a pitiful sad sack of a man. Constantly stuff your face with burgers and fries then take one injection after another to compensate for poor lifestyle habits.
Vaxxers lose again. **********
Hotez conceded “I’m not as cautious about my diet as I should be — I’m a junk foodoholic.”
Hotez has a bad diet so therefore vaccines are bad? You laughed at your sick wife for internet points... therefore vaccines are good?
What's the take? Pretty nonsensical...
When a person attempts to put himself front and center as the expert all of us should listen to on the subject of preventing adverse outcomes caused by infectious diseases, that person better not be a habitual junk food eater. Reminds me of 40 years ago when Meatloaf was pushing 300 pounds and he was on a television PSA telling people to quit smoking. Ineffective and comical, but Hotez can go ahead and make a spectacle of himself. It proves something about the vax mob mafia.
At least Fauci had wine and olive oil on his kitchen counter when a Washington Post reporter visited Fauci's home to do a puff piece on him.
New information has emerged that the COVID vaccine Pfizer distributed was not produced using the same process as the vaccine that was tested prior to gaining...
Almost 700 pages of antivaxxers raging, crying, fuming, seething, and coping with the crushing reality: the vaccines worked, they work for everyone, and they saved millions of lives.
We are only starting to learn how the so called pandemic was a scam and a fraud on multiple fronts.
17% of $1.2 Trillion = $200 Billion.
Most of that money is gone forever, never to be recovered. ********* In June, the inspector general for the Small Business Administration, which oversaw Paycheck Protection Program loans and Economic Injury Disaster loans, estimated that at least 17% of the $1.2 trillion handed out by those programs was obtained through fraud.
The Justice Department says more than 3,000 people nationwide have been charged with COVID-19 benefits fraud.
Government watchdogs say a key reason the cheating was possible was that applicants weren’t required to give detailed documentation of their work histories and business records.
People from all walks of life got in on the illegal money grab — including cops and teachers in Chicago.
There’s also growing evidence that street criminals scammed PPP loans and other pandemic relief aid at staggering levels.
“It’s safe to make that leap between PPP funds going into gangs and funding their narcotics trafficking activity — and, to some extent, also gun purchases,” says Jeffrey Strauss, a Chicago supervisory special agent with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations.
In Chicago, the price of illegal guns soared during the pandemic, but gangs were able to pay for them with COVID-19 relief money obtained fraudulently, agents say.
"This study has several limitations. The demographic composition consisted almost entirely of a single ethnicity, and the age distribution was largely skewed toward adults. Consequently, the results are not generalizable to adolescents and children. Despite rigorous adjustments with covariates, possible misclassifications and residual confounders may exist. There is a possibility that there were some people who had SARS-CoV-2 infection but did not undergo the COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction test and were allocated to the control group. Some diseases included only a small number of incident cases, which could have led to imprecise interpretation. Our data lacked detailed information regarding each participant (eg, information on genetic background) and could not differentiate between individuals who were more susceptible to autoimmune diseases. Early mortality may have acted as a competing factor that could obscure the development of diseases. In addition, the follow-up period was relatively short to fully assess disease development."
"This study has several limitations. The demographic composition consisted almost entirely of a single ethnicity, and the age distribution was largely skewed toward adults. Consequently, the results are not generalizable to adolescents and children. Despite rigorous adjustments with covariates, possible misclassifications and residual confounders may exist. There is a possibility that there were some people who had SARS-CoV-2 infection but did not undergo the COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction test and were allocated to the control group. Some diseases included only a small number of incident cases, which could have led to imprecise interpretation. Our data lacked detailed information regarding each participant (eg, information on genetic background) and could not differentiate between individuals who were more susceptible to autoimmune diseases. Early mortality may have acted as a competing factor that could obscure the development of diseases. In addition, the follow-up period was relatively short to fully assess disease development."
Make it more obvious you’ve never read a clinical study, DanM. I know it’s shocking to see someone actually present limitations of interpreting data and not just expound wildly for 45 minutes about BS on video.
but wait.
They found the same thing in a Hong Kong population study too.
