I am seeing many with microclots and calamari veins...In fact, my veins are sticking out 1" all over my body. I ran 12 miles yesterday and had to stop 38 times each time a clot got stuck.
Wait! I gotta get off letsrun. We just had 5 more vaccinated people drop off on my street.. they are dying in droves in my city. Morgues can't keep up.
Fauci, Peter Hotez, David Gorski and Bill Gates vs. Malone, McCullough, Ryan Cole, and Joe Rogan
Who WINS in a vaccine debate?
Malone would start crying if you pointed out he didn’t invent the vaccine and McCullough would go into a rage if you mentioned that he’s not a real doctor anymore.
Malone was a pioneer of the tech, meant for gene therapy, he didn't intend or desire it to be for vaccines, much less want the "credit" for the current "vaccines."
McCullough is still the world's leading authority, granted that may not to be a "real doctor" to people whose knowledge base is a aggressively rewritten wikipedia bio.
Theme #4: Preparing for the next pandemic requires ending health disparities Theme #5: Gender, inequality and Jobs of Tomorrow Theme #6: 'Our future is digital'
Theme#6 is enough of a looming threat because it invokes the rollout of things like central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), universal basic income and a social credit system like we are seeing in places like China and India.
But it was Theme #4 that had me shake my head and do a double-take. Ending health disparities…what the heck does that mean?
When I started to read and unpack what Theme #4 was saying and found that it stated right up front “…where just 13% of people are vaccinated (compared to 75% of people in high income countries)”, I knew they must be mainly talking about Africa. I’ve seen that statistic before, so I guessed Africa right off the bat before reading any further, and I was right. I questioned the 13% metric and wanted to double check it, so based upon a total population in Africa of 1.4 billion, based on this search;373.1 million Africans have been fully-vaccinated as of December 21, 2022, making the percentage closer to 37%, still a relatively low percentage compared to many developed countries.
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My goodness, could Africa become the next epicenter, the next Ground-zero of the next pandemic? Is this their intention? Africa has one of the lowest percentages of COVID-19 infection rates and deaths in the world, and perhaps the low vaccination rate could explain why. Is it possible the WEF and corrupt, globalists’ corporations now want to punish Africa for this because they don’t like these statistics? Mostly due to malaria, Africa is also a nation where many have trusted taking repurposed anti-viral drugs to prevent malaria such as Hydroxychloroquine, which has also been distributed widely and is much easier to access relative to the Unites States (after Janet Woodcock and Rick Bright conspired to circumvent both the will of the POTUS and Peter Navarro). Of course, it is highly likely that Hydroxychloroquine is one way Africa has managed to minimize the spread and reduce the number of cases and hospitalizations from the novel Coronavirus
Of course, deaths per million is the final endpoint.
So let’s compare… The United States of America (green line) to Africa (red line). For those that are color blind, the line on the bottom of both charts- with almost no new cases and no deaths- yeh, that is Africa…
It is hard to argue with this chart. How did the “health disparities” between the USA and Africa cause Africa more death or more COVID cases per million (as the WEF claims)? It didn’t. Clearly, it didn’t and it doesn’t take a statistician to see that!
Why would all of this matter? Well, it seems as though the WEF is moving the goalpost and trying to redefine what constitutes a global health crisis, what constitutes improved health equity. This is a recipe for more concentrated socialist health policies forced on the people who live in nations like Africa. The WEF has fairly consistently up until now framed global health crises along the lines of deadly viruses, outbreaks of infectious diseases.
This move would seem like a new virtue signaling tactic to link it to health disparity as a new way to frame a global health crisis. As if to say: if we don’t think your country has enough socialized medicine, we can solve this problem for you. On top of this, Winnie Byanyima, Undersecretary-General of the UN and Executive Director of the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), during a recent session on racial equity on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, made this bizarre statement:
“Racism is when black people, brown people, people of colour take their last breath because of policy violence, when they are denied life-saving, pandemic-ending medicines," she continued, "when they can’t access care or education because debt is choking them.”
She elaborated by what she meant by ‘policy violence’ as being a failure to share COVID-19 vaccines with the Global South as being ‘Racism’. So if you are a corporation, a business, a nation that has not vaccinated enough Africans, by her definition, you are guilty of the crime of policy violence (and by extension, racism).
It’s easy to see why this move is appealing to the WEF: if the WEF can step in and end racial disparity in Africa, they can vaccinate more Africans and achieve their goals in that region.
Japan is going to be an interesting case study. About 80% fully vaccinated, 80% infected, and 85% mask usage. I warned about Japan, only to be told deaths weren’t much above baseline a month ago, “guess we should wait two weeks, LOL,” then, it must be Simpson’s Paradox, etc. Something is amiss.
It will be an interesting case, but the conventional wisdom suggests it's going to demonstrate the efficacy of vaccination.
The Japanese have historically been good at mitigation in that masking has been common for decades. The testing numbers, while imperfect metrics, suggest that the infection rates have been lower than most countries through the first half of 2022 so that they probably have a large pool of vaccinated but never infected persons. Japan also has a high percentage of older persons with a median age about 10 years older than the US, so plausibly a higher expected average IFR were all other factors equal.
With this, the expectation is that Japan may expect additional waves of "first infection cases" and increases in covid deaths until all have been exposed. In contrast the US seems to have mostly reached the endemic phase where virtually everyone has been infected at least once and covid deaths rates haven't had substantial peaks since May.
To date Japan has had only 1/7th the US covid death rate. That will narrow as the "first infection" population gets hit, but, since vaccination was widespread in Japan prior to the bulk of cases it would be surprising to see the gap closed all that much. So maybe on the order of exceeding 1/4th the cumulative US covid death rate by the end of 2023 would be a surprise.
The organic hippie lefties were the original anti-vaxxers. Checks out. Grift meet grift 🤝
The psychology of people's beliefs disconnected with science has been an interest of mine for some time. In this context it used to be that "climate skepticism" was the prototypical example on the right and "vaccine skepticism" on the left. It's a little disorienting to see the political right embracing and amplifying Robert Kennedy Jr.
Japan is going to be an interesting case study. About 80% fully vaccinated, 80% infected, and 85% mask usage. I warned about Japan, only to be told deaths weren’t much above baseline a month ago, “guess we should wait two weeks, LOL,” then, it must be Simpson’s Paradox, etc. Something is amiss.
It will be an interesting case, but the conventional wisdom suggests it's going to demonstrate the efficacy of vaccination.
The Japanese have historically been good at mitigation in that masking has been common for decades. The testing numbers, while imperfect metrics, suggest that the infection rates have been lower than most countries through the first half of 2022 so that they probably have a large pool of vaccinated but never infected persons. Japan also has a high percentage of older persons with a median age about 10 years older than the US, so plausibly a higher expected average IFR were all other factors equal.
With this, the expectation is that Japan may expect additional waves of "first infection cases" and increases in covid deaths until all have been exposed. In contrast the US seems to have mostly reached the endemic phase where virtually everyone has been infected at least once and covid deaths rates haven't had substantial peaks since May.
To date Japan has had only 1/7th the US covid death rate. That will narrow as the "first infection" population gets hit, but, since vaccination was widespread in Japan prior to the bulk of cases it would be surprising to see the gap closed all that much. So maybe on the order of exceeding 1/4th the cumulative US covid death rate by the end of 2023 would be a surprise.
I don’t actually totally disagree w you here, especially when it comes to demographics. I’m just saying vax, mask, and stay home maybe isn’t the best policy. The world is meant to be a Petri dish. It’s likely why we are seeing the trifecta of RSV, flu, & Covid right now. Oh, I also don’t think the jabs are very good.
I don’t actually totally disagree w you here, especially when it comes to demographics. I’m just saying vax, mask, and stay home maybe isn’t the best policy. The world is meant to be a Petri dish. It’s likely why we are seeing the trifecta of RSV, flu, & Covid right now. Oh, I also don’t think the jabs are very good.
There is no excuse for you to be so ignorant, after all these years.
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It will be an interesting case, but the conventional wisdom suggests it's going to demonstrate the efficacy of vaccination.
The Japanese have historically been good at mitigation in that masking has been common for decades. The testing numbers, while imperfect metrics, suggest that the infection rates have been lower than most countries through the first half of 2022 so that they probably have a large pool of vaccinated but never infected persons. Japan also has a high percentage of older persons with a median age about 10 years older than the US, so plausibly a higher expected average IFR were all other factors equal.
With this, the expectation is that Japan may expect additional waves of "first infection cases" and increases in covid deaths until all have been exposed. In contrast the US seems to have mostly reached the endemic phase where virtually everyone has been infected at least once and covid deaths rates haven't had substantial peaks since May.
To date Japan has had only 1/7th the US covid death rate. That will narrow as the "first infection" population gets hit, but, since vaccination was widespread in Japan prior to the bulk of cases it would be surprising to see the gap closed all that much. So maybe on the order of exceeding 1/4th the cumulative US covid death rate by the end of 2023 would be a surprise.
I don’t actually totally disagree w you here, especially when it comes to demographics. I’m just saying vax, mask, and stay home maybe isn’t the best policy. The world is meant to be a Petri dish. It’s likely why we are seeing the trifecta of RSV, flu, & Covid right now. Oh, I also don’t think the jabs are very good.
There's little doubt "vax, mask, and stay home" would minimize Covid deaths. It does, however, have to be balanced with personal and societal costs.
It seems people fixate on the former when the latter is really where the discussion ought to be.
There's little doubt "vax, mask, and stay home" would minimize Covid deaths. It does, however, have to be balanced with personal and societal costs.
It seems people fixate on the former when the latter is really where the discussion ought to be.
Masking is worse than useless against viruses, even N95 are only useful for bacteria like Tuberculosis (TB). Just amazing, again, years later people still denying what the legal disclaimers on boxes of masks say, because some political authority is currently asserting something different for political/social control reasons.
Malone would start crying if you pointed out he didn’t invent the vaccine and McCullough would go into a rage if you mentioned that he’s not a real doctor anymore.
He never claimed to have invented the 'vaccine.' He is, however, a pioneer of mRNA technology. Are you aware he has over half a dozen patents? Are you aware Malone received the jabs and nearly had an aortic dissection?
As for McCullough... are you referring to Dr. McCullough, a world-renowned cardiologist with more peer-reviewed publications than almost anyone in his field? (I know you love peer-reviewed).
Or how about Ryan Cole, a pathologist who has demonstrated that the injected have abnormal blood? As in, your blood is now fvcked permanently and you can't handle that fact - can you?
Denial. Deflection. Denial. Deflection. Enjoy your microclots and calamari veins, bud.
Speaking of which, will you be sharing your blood panel results with the Letsrun Community? I know you flaked on my request to get a D-Dimer.
How about your injections? Are you "up-to-date"? If you're going to waste your reduced lifespan on these boards, you might as well practice what you preach and continue to Trust the Science.
I'm assuming you received the latest bivalent?
and one last thing... when you refer to 'grifters,' you might want to reexamine your reasoning. I know your spike-protein-laden brain isn't as sharp as you think it is, but that doesn't excuse you from completely inverting reality.
Why would some of the most successful, renowned experts in their fields for decades risk their lives and livelihoods to go against the narrative, 'grifting,' when they could keep their mouths shut and make substantially more money? It would be very cushy and easy. Why would they risk everything if their prime motivation was to swindle people?
The easiest swindle is the biggest one right in front of our faces. And judging by your incessant ego-driven defense mechanisms, they got you good. Hook. Line. Sinker.
McCullough was fired by Baylor but kept claiming his affiliation with them. Baylor had to get a restraining order to separate themselves.
Thats just so pathetically sad and desperate. He’s not renowned and his citation record is nothing special. You obsess over him because you understand how desperately your little antivaxxer group needs legitimacy from “mainstream” medicine.
The funny thing is you claim to be separate from the establishment but… deep down… you need us for credibility. That’s just sad.
Malone would start crying if you pointed out he didn’t invent the vaccine and McCullough would go into a rage if you mentioned that he’s not a real doctor anymore.
Malone was a pioneer of the tech, meant for gene therapy, he didn't intend or desire it to be for vaccines, much less want the "credit" for the current "vaccines."
McCullough is still the world's leading authority, granted that may not to be a "real doctor" to people whose knowledge base is a aggressively rewritten wikipedia bio.
Theme #4: Preparing for the next pandemic requires ending health disparities Theme #5: Gender, inequality and Jobs of Tomorrow Theme #6: 'Our future is digital'
Theme#6 is enough of a looming threat because it invokes the rollout of things like central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), universal basic income and a social credit system like we are seeing in places like China and India.
But it was Theme #4 that had me shake my head and do a double-take. Ending health disparities…what the heck does that mean?
When I started to read and unpack what Theme #4 was saying and found that it stated right up front “…where just 13% of people are vaccinated (compared to 75% of people in high income countries)”, I knew they must be mainly talking about Africa. I’ve seen that statistic before, so I guessed Africa right off the bat before reading any further, and I was right. I questioned the 13% metric and wanted to double check it, so based upon a total population in Africa of 1.4 billion, based on this search;373.1 million Africans have been fully-vaccinated as of December 21, 2022, making the percentage closer to 37%, still a relatively low percentage compared to many developed countries.
[...]
My goodness, could Africa become the next epicenter, the next Ground-zero of the next pandemic? Is this their intention? Africa has one of the lowest percentages of COVID-19 infection rates and deaths in the world, and perhaps the low vaccination rate could explain why. Is it possible the WEF and corrupt, globalists’ corporations now want to punish Africa for this because they don’t like these statistics? Mostly due to malaria, Africa is also a nation where many have trusted taking repurposed anti-viral drugs to prevent malaria such as Hydroxychloroquine, which has also been distributed widely and is much easier to access relative to the Unites States (after Janet Woodcock and Rick Bright conspired to circumvent both the will of the POTUS and Peter Navarro). Of course, it is highly likely that Hydroxychloroquine is one way Africa has managed to minimize the spread and reduce the number of cases and hospitalizations from the novel Coronavirus
Of course, deaths per million is the final endpoint.
So let’s compare… The United States of America (green line) to Africa (red line). For those that are color blind, the line on the bottom of both charts- with almost no new cases and no deaths- yeh, that is Africa…
It is hard to argue with this chart. How did the “health disparities” between the USA and Africa cause Africa more death or more COVID cases per million (as the WEF claims)? It didn’t. Clearly, it didn’t and it doesn’t take a statistician to see that!
Why would all of this matter? Well, it seems as though the WEF is moving the goalpost and trying to redefine what constitutes a global health crisis, what constitutes improved health equity. This is a recipe for more concentrated socialist health policies forced on the people who live in nations like Africa. The WEF has fairly consistently up until now framed global health crises along the lines of deadly viruses, outbreaks of infectious diseases.
This move would seem like a new virtue signaling tactic to link it to health disparity as a new way to frame a global health crisis. As if to say: if we don’t think your country has enough socialized medicine, we can solve this problem for you. On top of this, Winnie Byanyima, Undersecretary-General of the UN and Executive Director of the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), during a recent session on racial equity on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, made this bizarre statement:
“Racism is when black people, brown people, people of colour take their last breath because of policy violence, when they are denied life-saving, pandemic-ending medicines," she continued, "when they can’t access care or education because debt is choking them.”
She elaborated by what she meant by ‘policy violence’ as being a failure to share COVID-19 vaccines with the Global South as being ‘Racism’. So if you are a corporation, a business, a nation that has not vaccinated enough Africans, by her definition, you are guilty of the crime of policy violence (and by extension, racism).
It’s easy to see why this move is appealing to the WEF: if the WEF can step in and end racial disparity in Africa, they can vaccinate more Africans and achieve their goals in that region.
Gods bless Dr. Malone.
Interesting that he mentions the parallel financial shenanigans in Ukraine. This week Zelensky announced that he is meeting with Blackrock oligarch/founder Larry Fink next month and going to Davos/WEF summit in Spring, in the pursuit of even more money for "rebuilding". As someone who had a ton of respect for the "Z-Man", I am crushed that he would open the door for the globalist oligarchs to grab the future of his country in a vice grip. Whether he is being corrupt or ignorant, I don't know, but in my opinion he is turning from one evil invader to and even bigger one.
We are being surrounded by the tentacles of a global octopus more wrenching than the extension of global fascism in the 1930s. Covid was more of a Trojan horse than a deadly pathogen.
There's little doubt "vax, mask, and stay home" would minimize Covid deaths. It does, however, have to be balanced with personal and societal costs.
It seems people fixate on the former when the latter is really where the discussion ought to be.
Masking is worse than useless against viruses, even N95 are only useful for bacteria like Tuberculosis (TB). Just amazing, again, years later people still denying what the legal disclaimers on boxes of masks say, because some political authority is currently asserting something different for political/social control reasons.
Untrue. Cluster RCTs have proven a benefit to masking. Disappointing grasp of the lit from you.
Also, I haven’t worn a mask in well over a year. Wtf are you crying about still?
It will be an interesting case, but the conventional wisdom suggests it's going to demonstrate the efficacy of vaccination.
The Japanese have historically been good at mitigation in that masking has been common for decades. The testing numbers, while imperfect metrics, suggest that the infection rates have been lower than most countries through the first half of 2022 so that they probably have a large pool of vaccinated but never infected persons. Japan also has a high percentage of older persons with a median age about 10 years older than the US, so plausibly a higher expected average IFR were all other factors equal.
With this, the expectation is that Japan may expect additional waves of "first infection cases" and increases in covid deaths until all have been exposed. In contrast the US seems to have mostly reached the endemic phase where virtually everyone has been infected at least once and covid deaths rates haven't had substantial peaks since May.
To date Japan has had only 1/7th the US covid death rate. That will narrow as the "first infection" population gets hit, but, since vaccination was widespread in Japan prior to the bulk of cases it would be surprising to see the gap closed all that much. So maybe on the order of exceeding 1/4th the cumulative US covid death rate by the end of 2023 would be a surprise.
I don’t actually totally disagree w you here, especially when it comes to demographics. I’m just saying vax, mask, and stay home maybe isn’t the best policy. The world is meant to be a Petri dish. It’s likely why we are seeing the trifecta of RSV, flu, & Covid right now. Oh, I also don’t think the jabs are very good.
Oh god now he’s fearmongering RSV. RSV has peaked in the US in exactly the same curve that you would expect from missing a year or two of infections. No “loss of immunity” just 1-2 years of people not getting infected so the sensitive pool was a bit larger… so faster and sharper spread. Standard viral dynamics.
But hey, glad we agree that Japans strategy of mitigation and vaccination will result in a fraction of the deaths of the USA. The trade off? Well, here in the US we consumed much more antivaxx propaganda and many see that as a positive (and continue to do so, murdering more of their compatriots).
In all, this ruckus about Japan can be summarized: “The vaccine is only ~95-98% effective against death.” Earth. Shattering.
But they shouldn’t be getting hyperboosted in the wake of mRNA vaccines or reinfections. It doesn’t prove anything yet, but it’s very strange, along w research that shows spike protein in shingles reinfections that manifest post-“vaccine.” Pseudo-uridine substitutions thwart rapid breakdown of this particular mRNA.
How many different random theories — in effect just descriptions of biological observations caged in scary language of “should” — can one fit into a paragraph.
Without Psu substitutions you get mRNAs that have low translation efficiency and terrible immunogenicity.
I posted about the COVID virus surviving in dead people. Can you work that in? Talk about half life - the mRNA vaccines are only a few days :(. Maybe Kariko can do better soon.
When all else fails, juice the numbers. What an absolute fraud, but no big deal. Africa joins the rest of the world in exaggerating "vaccine" uptake. One more reason to distrust authorities everywhere.
"Africa CDC is changing the way it reports vaccination rates to focus only on the population it considers eligible, or people aged 12 or above. About 40% of the African population is below 15, so the change in denominator will lead to a large jump in the coverage figures. When Africa CDC makes the change, the percent of the eligible population currently vaccinated will jump from 26% to 42%."
As of the end of 2022, about a quarter of the population of African countries has been fully vaccinated against covid-19, according to the latest figures shared by Africa CDC.
The 1:10000 adverse event you are referring with RotaShield was intussusception — which is regularly fatal in infants without serious medical intervention. It was also approved in 1998 not the 1970s. Of course, as soon is this adverse event was detected the vaccine was withdrawn in the us — showing how strong and reactive our surveillance systems are.
In the mRNA vaccine trials, the adverse events reported were far less severe. Even the big one - myocarditis - does not usually present a serious risk and resolves on its own.
Along with getting basically all the facts wrong, this comparison is just not like-to-like. Disappointing effort.
When all else fails, juice the numbers. What an absolute fraud, but no big deal. Africa joins the rest of the world in exaggerating "vaccine" uptake. One more reason to distrust authorities everywhere.
"Africa CDC is changing the way it reports vaccination rates to focus only on the population it considers eligible, or people aged 12 or above. About 40% of the African population is below 15, so the change in denominator will lead to a large jump in the coverage figures. When Africa CDC makes the change, the percent of the eligible population currently vaccinated will jump from 26% to 42%."
