PCR Tests Are A Fraud

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: chr0naut

The toy is a copy of a real alien.

I seem to recall a video of Bushman being baffled by the Meissner effect. Something involving that Hutchinson dude.

I lived next door to John Hutchinson, in New Westminster B.C. Weird dude, chatted with him a few times, seemed genuine enough.

I was watching Discovery channel, and they showed his balcony, I knew that balcony!..it has a 20mm anti aircraft gun on it and some dishes..radar I guess.

originally posted by: Flesh699

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: Flesh699
a reply to: chr0naut


What do you think of this?
healthimpactnews.com... ed/
Mass Sterilization of Millions of African Girls through Tetanus Vaccine Scandal Broadens as Kenyan Laboratory Attacked

According to a growing number of reports, Agriq-Quest Ltd, the Nairobi based testing laboratory appointed by the Kenyan Ministry of Health and the Catholic Health Commission to carry out analysis on selected vials of the tetanus toxoid vaccines to determine whether or not they contained the anti-fertility hormone hCG, have had their license suspended.

Interestingly, the allegation that their license was suspended came a full two years after they had presented their findings, and representatives from the laboratory have told Health Impact News that their license is still intact.

In 2014, doctors from the Kenyan Catholic Doctors Association discovered that the tetanus vaccinations that had been administered to 2.3 million girls and women by the World Health Organization and UNICEF had been contaminated with the anti-fertility hormone hCG.

Human chorionic gonadotropin, or hCG, is a hormone produced naturally in pregnancy to encourage the development of the growing fetus. However, when hCG is combined with the tetanus toxoid carrier in tetanus vaccinations, it causes a pregnant woman to produce antibodies against the pregnancy and leads her to miscarry.

In September of 2017 APA News in Kenya reported that at least 500,000 young girls and women may be infertile, following a tetanus vaccine administered by the government in 2014 and 2015:

Interestingly, in 2016, Dr. Stephen Kimotho Karanja and Dr. Wahome Ngare from the Catholic Doctors Association, in Nairobi, Kenya, were summoned to appear before the Preliminary Inquiry Committee of the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentist Board to answer to a series of complaints received from the Kenyan Medical Association and the general public.

“In brief, they brought in a vaccine expert who gave us a long lecture on the importance of vaccines and the long process and quality checks any vaccine goes through before it is approved for use in human beings.

We were then invited to present our scientific findings, which shocked the board. The board chairman acknowledged that the matter was serious and promised to call representatives from the ministry and arbitrate between us and them so that we can come up with the best possible way to deal with this threat going forward. He asked for our undertaking that we will not discuss the matter in public again until it was resolved internally.

Since the proceedings of this committee are equivalent to a court of law, we were supposed to get signed copies of the ruling so that we could move to the next step. To date, all our lawyers’ efforts to get the signed proceedings and ruling have been futile!

My feeling is that the sermons were used to create a certain impression among the public – that we were summoned by the board for disciplinary proceedings and we have never spoken thereafter!

A very clever political trick, I must admit. Dr. Karanja and I continue to work, just as does Dr. Muthuri, but the impressions created are very misleading.”

The Catholics are giving out contraceptives now?

But seriously, this is just fake. Put out by anti-vaxxers.

People who have believed the social-media dispensed misinformation have been holding off getting immunized. Which has surely led to deaths from Tetanus, not just in Kenya, but around the world.

The social-media campaign of lies highlights the evil of those who wage a war of misinformation against the humanitarian efforts to control disease.

This campaign of lies is run by people who have no honorable intent, nor do they charitably contribute their money, nor do they take action to help anyone else. They are morally corrupt and degenerate - exemplars of evil.

And this?

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein visited Harvard University's campus more than 40 times after his 2008 sex crimes conviction and was given his own office and unfettered access to a research center he helped establish, according to a review of his ties to the school.

The review, completed at the request of Harvard's president, also found that the university accepted more than $9 million from Epstein during the decade leading up to his conviction but barred him from making further donations after that point.

About $200,000 of that funding remains unspent, the school said, and will be given to groups that support victims of sexual violence.

abcnews.go.com...

Perhaps Epstein felt guilty and wanted to try and atone for his sins?

Perhaps he wanted to establish a facade of respectability, so he could continue to receive money and business from investors?

Perhaps Epstein was just using his visits to maintain ties to Cambridge Analytica on behalf of his buddy, Donald Trump?

Now you're stretching it I think.
summit.news...
U.S. News
Lawyer For Epstein Victim Says Trump Was “Only” High Powered Person Who Helped Him

Others have claimed that Trump is implicated because he was socially connected to Epstein at one time and was pictured with him in 2000.

However, Florida attorney Bradley Edwards, who represented one of Epstein’s accusers, said that Trump was the only important person to go out of his way to help Edwards with his investigation back in 2009.

“The only thing that I can say about President Trump is that he is the only person who, in 2009 when I served a lot of subpoenas on a lot of people, or at least gave notice to some pretty connected people, that I want to talk to them, is the only person who picked up the phone and said, let’s just talk,” said Edwards.

Unpacking Donald Trump's Ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as Shown in Netflix's Filthy Rich

Note how the article you quoted said "Others have claimed that Trump is implicated because he was socially connected to Epstein at one time and was pictured with him in 2000". The implication that there was one photo, once?

The article I linked has a few pictures and a video. Note also how the video wasn't of a one-time social juxtaposition of strangers, but that Trump clearly knew Epstein quite well.

Trump and Epstein had the same attourney, too, Alan Dershowitz, and Trump and Epstein were next-door neighbours and by Trump's admission, had been good friends for 15 years.

Then there's this.

a reply to: vonclod

radar I guess

More likely satellite TV.

a reply to: chr0naut

But look. This is what discredits that for me from your article:

He is also alleged to have a record on organized crime, a reason given for why he is being blackmailed by Russia, a country that has all the necessary evidence against him.

*****

But it's also evident that by the time he was 30, the future president was on the FBI's radar as someone the Mafia might turn to in a pinch. And by the time he was 70, with a business trajectory studded with mobsters, it should've come as no surprise that he was paying hush money to women, allegedly offering a secret hotel deal to Vladimir Putin, calling his longtime former lawyer Michael Cohen a "rat" or denouncing prosecutors for pressuring his associates to "flip."

Some of Cohn's Mafia clients controlled New York's construction unions, whose blessings Trump needed to complete his projects. So he "hired mobbed-up firms to erect Trump Tower and his Trump Plaza apartment building in Manhattan, including buying ostensibly overpriced concrete from a company controlled by Mafia chieftains Anthony 'Fat Tony' Salerno and Paul Castellano," Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston wrote in Politico in 2016. Village Voice investigative reporter Wayne Barrett, who chronicled Trump's deals in books and articles through the years, wrote that Trump probably met Fat Tony through Cohn. "This came at a time when other developers in New York were pleading with the FBI to free them of mob control of the concrete business," Johnston wrote.

"New York was so totally corrupt and so controlled by the mob in the '80s that in order to be a successful businessman, you had to have some way to work that world," former FBI agent Walt Stowe, who grew close to Trump through the years and says he never saw the developer do anything illegal, told The Washington Post's Robert O'Harrow Jr. in 2016. But by 1988, Trump was feeling so comfortable associating with Mafiosi that he did his first name-licensing deal with a luxury limo rental company owned by John Staluppi, a made member of the Colombo crime family, according to William Bastone, founding editor of The Smoking Gun website. And by that time, Trump was deep into his quest for an Atlantic City fortune.

Advised by the head of New Jersey's Gaming Enforcement agency that the Sullivan connection could hurt his chances for casino licenses, Trump bought him out and told the FBI that he was severing all ties with the big guy. But they stayed in touch, according to a 1983 civil suit Sullivan filed against New Jersey authorities: At one point, Trump offered him a job as his organization's chief labor negotiator, with a $75,000 salary, he swore in court documents. In the end, no evidence has surfaced showing Trump was ever charged in any Mafia-related probes.

The Snitch?

Former law enforcement officials say Trump had a close and curious relationship with the New York division of the FBI. Former FBI Special Agent Mark Rossini tells Newsweek that Trump was frequently seen in the bureau's New York offices and may have been a "hip-pocket source" for James Kallstrom, a wiretapping expert who supervised Mafia investigations in New York, and Rudy Giuliani, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan who would later become mayor of New York and, eventually, Trump's personal lawyer amid the "Russiagate" probe. (Kallstrom denied that Trump was a source. Giuliani did not respond to a request for comment.) Rossini wonders whether Trump's cultivation of FBI agents protected him in the Mafia probes. "All the construction unions were mobbed up" in the 1980s, Rossini noted. "How did he deal with the mob all these years and never appear before a grand jury?" Fuller also thinks "Trump was an informant for somebody in the FBI New York office."

But Bruce Mouw, who headed the New York FBI's investigation into the Gambino crime family, dismisses insinuations that Trump was either a mob asset or confidential bureau source. "I don't believe it," he tells Newsweek. Contacts with mobbed-up union chiefs, he says, "were done through the construction companies, not the developers."

But a remark Trump himself made at an event years later suggested he was well placed to share tips on Mafia personalities with favored FBI officials. During the height of his fame as star of The Apprentice, Trump claimed that "every network" tried to get him to do a reality show, but he refused.

"I don't want to have cameras all over my office, dealing with contractors, politicians, mobsters and everyone else I have to deal with in my business," he told a 2004 panel at the Museum of Television and Radio in L.A. "You know, mobsters don't like, as they are talking to me, having cameras all over the room. It would play well on television, but it doesn't play well with them."

Update: Former FBI agent Mark Rossini implied in a previous version of this story that he had personally seen Trump in the FBI's New York office. Following the story's publication, Rossini contacted Newsweek to clarify that he had not personally witnessed Trump in the bureau's office, though others had.

www.newsweek.com...


Edit: I'm not trying to sway you one way or the other. I'm just trying to show you why I'm unsure what to believe.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vonclod

radar I guess

More likely satellite TV.

No, war surplus, from decommissioned naval vessels. His whole apt, on the inside was full of crazy electrical equipment. You had to shimmy sideways from one room, to the other, so much stuff.

Some of this was definitely filmed in his apartment. 2:18 is an example

a reply to: vonclod

What good is radar that points in one direction?

Was it pointed at your house?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vonclod

What good is radar that points in one direction?

Like the 20mm deck gun..just for show. No, not pointed at me.

a reply to: vonclod

Was it pointed at your house?

a reply to: Phage
No. It was not active.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: vonclod

Was it pointed at your house?

6:52 in the vid, is the balcony..take a look

a reply to: vonclod

NASA Develops a Drill for the Future
www.jpl.nasa.gov...

It's an invention that may eventually end up in the hands of every craftsman and orthopedic surgeon.

Scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., together with engineers from Cybersonics, Inc., Erie, Penn., have developed a small, lightweight ultrasonic device that can drill and core very hard rocks and also has possible medical applications.

Potential medical uses include extracting pacemaker leads, and the drilling necessary during surgical or diagnostic procedures involving the human skeletal structure. Future space missions that might use this new technology could include drilling for samples using lightweight landers with robotic arms, and small rovers that roam the surface of an asteroid or planet.

"The drill is an ultrasonic device that offers exciting new capabilities for space exploration in future NASA missions," said Dr. Yoseph Bar-Cohen, who leads JPL's Nondestructive Evaluation and Advanced Actuator Technologies unit. "Besides the immediate benefits of the technology to NASA, it is paving the way for other unique ultrasonic mechanisms that are being developed in our laboratory and elsewhere. Such devices can be made to be small and lightweight, to consume little power and to exhibit a high standard of reliability."

The pictures are missing. I just watched the unlisted video of that drill (I think) like a week or two ago but can't find it to post it now. It melted rock I think.

a reply to: Flesh699
Thats pretty cool, I wonder how it works in the vacuum of space?

Sorry for the off topic banter, to be topical, my friend had to go get tested, they told him the test was about 70% accurate, he tested 2 times in 5 days, had symptoms but negative both times.

originally posted by: Flesh699
a reply to: chr0naut

But look. This is what discredits that for me from your article:

He is also alleged to have a record on organized crime, a reason given for why he is being blackmailed by Russia, a country that has all the necessary evidence against him.

*****

But it's also evident that by the time he was 30, the future president was on the FBI's radar as someone the Mafia might turn to in a pinch. And by the time he was 70, with a business trajectory studded with mobsters, it should've come as no surprise that he was paying hush money to women, allegedly offering a secret hotel deal to Vladimir Putin, calling his longtime former lawyer Michael Cohen a "rat" or denouncing prosecutors for pressuring his associates to "flip."

Some of Cohn's Mafia clients controlled New York's construction unions, whose blessings Trump needed to complete his projects. So he "hired mobbed-up firms to erect Trump Tower and his Trump Plaza apartment building in Manhattan, including buying ostensibly overpriced concrete from a company controlled by Mafia chieftains Anthony 'Fat Tony' Salerno and Paul Castellano," Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston wrote in Politico in 2016. Village Voice investigative reporter Wayne Barrett, who chronicled Trump's deals in books and articles through the years, wrote that Trump probably met Fat Tony through Cohn. "This came at a time when other developers in New York were pleading with the FBI to free them of mob control of the concrete business," Johnston wrote.

"New York was so totally corrupt and so controlled by the mob in the '80s that in order to be a successful businessman, you had to have some way to work that world," former FBI agent Walt Stowe, who grew close to Trump through the years and says he never saw the developer do anything illegal, told The Washington Post's Robert O'Harrow Jr. in 2016. But by 1988, Trump was feeling so comfortable associating with Mafiosi that he did his first name-licensing deal with a luxury limo rental company owned by John Staluppi, a made member of the Colombo crime family, according to William Bastone, founding editor of The Smoking Gun website. And by that time, Trump was deep into his quest for an Atlantic City fortune.

Advised by the head of New Jersey's Gaming Enforcement agency that the Sullivan connection could hurt his chances for casino licenses, Trump bought him out and told the FBI that he was severing all ties with the big guy. But they stayed in touch, according to a 1983 civil suit Sullivan filed against New Jersey authorities: At one point, Trump offered him a job as his organization's chief labor negotiator, with a $75,000 salary, he swore in court documents. In the end, no evidence has surfaced showing Trump was ever charged in any Mafia-related probes.

The Snitch?

Former law enforcement officials say Trump had a close and curious relationship with the New York division of the FBI. Former FBI Special Agent Mark Rossini tells Newsweek that Trump was frequently seen in the bureau's New York offices and may have been a "hip-pocket source" for James Kallstrom, a wiretapping expert who supervised Mafia investigations in New York, and Rudy Giuliani, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan who would later become mayor of New York and, eventually, Trump's personal lawyer amid the "Russiagate" probe. (Kallstrom denied that Trump was a source. Giuliani did not respond to a request for comment.) Rossini wonders whether Trump's cultivation of FBI agents protected him in the Mafia probes. "All the construction unions were mobbed up" in the 1980s, Rossini noted. "How did he deal with the mob all these years and never appear before a grand jury?" Fuller also thinks "Trump was an informant for somebody in the FBI New York office."

But Bruce Mouw, who headed the New York FBI's investigation into the Gambino crime family, dismisses insinuations that Trump was either a mob asset or confidential bureau source. "I don't believe it," he tells Newsweek. Contacts with mobbed-up union chiefs, he says, "were done through the construction companies, not the developers."

But a remark Trump himself made at an event years later suggested he was well placed to share tips on Mafia personalities with favored FBI officials. During the height of his fame as star of The Apprentice, Trump claimed that "every network" tried to get him to do a reality show, but he refused.

"I don't want to have cameras all over my office, dealing with contractors, politicians, mobsters and everyone else I have to deal with in my business," he told a 2004 panel at the Museum of Television and Radio in L.A. "You know, mobsters don't like, as they are talking to me, having cameras all over the room. It would play well on television, but it doesn't play well with them."

Update: Former FBI agent Mark Rossini implied in a previous version of this story that he had personally seen Trump in the FBI's New York office. Following the story's publication, Rossini contacted Newsweek to clarify that he had not personally witnessed Trump in the bureau's office, though others had.

www.newsweek.com...


Edit: I'm not trying to sway you one way or the other. I'm just trying to show you why I'm unsure what to believe.

This should probably be for another thread as it doesn't relate to PCR tests.

There was ample evidence of involvement with New York Mafia, who controlled the concrete supply.

The Trump's couldn't have gotten their construction work to go through without a hitch if they hadn't 'greased the gears'. So, although without doubt there was some involvement, it could have just been the way you do the construction business in NY.

Also, Michael Cohen wasn't just a lawyer with Trump as a client. He worked full-time for the Trump Organization for 12 years in the role of 'Executive Vice President and Chief Counsel to Donald Trump'.

I'm honestly still wondering why anyone is arguing the science after this video.....unless you can tell me if/how the PCR test has changed since he invented it, then it is highly suspect. He says you can basically find everything in anyone....

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
I'm honestly still wondering why anyone is arguing the science after this video.....unless you can tell me if/how the PCR test has changed since he invented it, then it is highly suspect. He says you can basically find everything in anyone....

Trigger words and reality reinforcement does wonders to continue the Big Dupe.

A nurse will argue with you about masks even if you print the literature they're supposed to know that contradicts the whole Wear Your Muzzle narrative. These tests are no different. If Big Science and The Media say they work....that means they work!

a reply to: chr0naut

Every thing goes in my threads.

If you see a lizard you say something!

The toilet readers have much time and they certainly want a little change of subject between pages.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
I'm honestly still wondering why anyone is arguing the science after this video.....unless you can tell me if/how the PCR test has changed since he invented it, then it is highly suspect. He says you can basically find everything in anyone....

We can do whole genome sequencing clinically now. It was introduced to US clinics in 2014.

Whole genome sequencing
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Kary Mullis video is from 1997.

a reply to: chr0naut

Neat-O.....so why are we using this guys PCR tests? Please....genome me some reasoning.....these tests can find almost anything in everyone....from the horses mouth.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: chr0naut

Neat-O.....so why are we using this guys PCR tests? Please....genome me some reasoning.....these tests can find almost anything in everyone....from the horses mouth.

We aren't using exactly the same PCR testing process that Mullis invented back in 1983. The testing has changed as technology has changed. It is still PCR, the polymerase chain reaction is how nature 'unzips' the double helix so it can be duplicated (amplified).

It's like a Model-T and the Chevy Volt are both cars but there's a bit of tech that happened over the years.

The specificty of a short length of code is very general, but as you get more and more code, it becomes more and more specific. Whole genome is as specific as you can get.

Think of it as if you were trying to identify a book, from only two or three words. Very approximate and lot of alternate possibilities. Then imagine you do a text search on the entire text, cover to cover. You'd even be able to identify the specific book by edition or by typesetting errors or regional differences.

a reply to: chr0naut

JFK, MLK, RFK, 911, Sandy Hook, Pulse, Las Vegas and so many more are examples of "conspiracy theories" that turned out to be conspiracy fact.