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How do you know? what are the basics?
How does a professor get by not knowing the basics?
Is that the new standard for college these days?
As for the how do I know?
A close member of my household has almost 40 years healthcare experience, worked in decontamination, theatre management, infection control, has written quality systems for hospitals and is a now in senior management here in Great Britain.
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: Kurokage
were not talking about Mercola dude.
I said professionals like Bhakdi a professor a virologist
who's making sense. You know what a surprise it would be
if people didn't try to blow him off on line?
He's not even the only one and I don't think he's nuts at all.
So you making that call does nothing for your argument.
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: Kurokage
were not talking about Mercola dude.
I said professionals like Bhakdi a professor a virologist
who's making sense. You know what a surprise it would be
if people didn't try to blow him off on line?
He's not even the only one and I don't think he's nuts at all.
So you making that call does nothing for your argument.
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: Kurokage
I have no problem with what you're saying now.
Just take note you start calling people nut jobs
that does nothing but make people think you're just in
avoidance.
I'm tired and slurring my words in writing.
When I said I want to be wrong I meant it.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: Kurokage
were not talking about Mercola dude.
I said professionals like Bhakdi a professor a virologist
who's making sense. You know what a surprise it would be
if people didn't try to blow him off on line?
He's not even the only one and I don't think he's nuts at all.
So you making that call does nothing for your argument.
Exactly. Trying to suggest every single doctor and scientist.
Dr. Kenji Yamamoto, a cardiovascular surgeon who works at Okamura Memorial Hospital in Shizuoka, Japan, has recorded a significant rise in vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia since COVID-19 vaccination began. Because of the dangers of VITT, Yamamoto believes that the vaccination booster program should be halted.
Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist working in the United Kingdom, pointed out that there have been around 10,000 excess deaths recorded in the country. These deaths are supposedly not related to COVID-19, but many of them are due to heart attacks and strokes.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: Kurokage
were not talking about Mercola dude.
I said professionals like Bhakdi a professor a virologist
who's making sense. You know what a surprise it would be
if people didn't try to blow him off on line?
He's not even the only one and I don't think he's nuts at all.
So you making that call does nothing for your argument.
Exactly. Trying to suggest every single doctor and scientist are making sh# up for no reason at the expense of their careers is ridiculous. They always attack the person and not the argument.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Randyvine2
I also note that the Ontario data is also pointing to an extravagantly high rate of hospitalizations and death in the injected,
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Randyvine2
This is more understandable, It isn't good. www.bitchute.com...
You can see how the green line unvaccinated, is going down each month compared with the single double, and Tripple vaccinated. is going steadily up. It does look troubling. It also suggests immune damage.
This is actually a pretty good example of why data can't be taken at face value, and how raw numbers can be misleading.
This data is from the UK, which has one of the most comprehensive vaxxing programs in the world. The program is heavily targeted, those who are considered most in need are prioritised for vaxxing and for boosting.
This means that the most vulnerable are the most vaxxed, and that the least vulnerable are the least vaxxed.
Or, to put it another way, the people people who've had 3-4 shots of vax are the elderly and those with one or more co-morbidity. The average age is somewhere in the mid 80s, and they're a who's-who of obesity, diabetes, hypertension and renal conditions.
The people who've had 0-2 shots are primarily the young who have almost a zero chance of dying form covid with or without the vax. In fact, the UK vaxxing program barely covers children at all. They can get it on request, or if they have a comorbidity, but it mostly only exists because of parental demand, not necessity.
That line doesn't represent people dying due to the vax, it represents the elderly ... being elderly.
The sources in my signature are more granular, follow the links and you can see them grouped in a more sensible way that demonstrate what I've been saying.
If we were seeing an increase in people in their 20-30 dying soon after getting the vax, then I'd be worried, and I'd be right up here saying so, but when an 85 year old with a heart condition and renal failure dies a couple of months after getting the vax, not so much.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Randyvine2
I also note that the Ontario data is also pointing to an extravagantly high rate of hospitalizations and death in the injected,
Yes, and this is absolutely 100 percent what you'd expect.
The people who get vaxxed and boosted the most are those who are most vulnerable. The elderly and those with one or more co-morbidity.
The people who are dying at the highest rate are those who are most vulnerable. The elderly and those with one or more co-morbidity.
You're not seeing the vax killing people, you're seeing seniors with obesity, heart conditions, hypertension, diabetes, and renal conditions dying ... because they're seniors with obesity, heart conditions, hypertension, diabetes, and renal conditions.
The vax isn't 100 percent effective, and it won't protect you against having a heart attack because you're 95 and overweight.
IF it were young people dying at increased rates shortly after greeting the vax, you'd be on to something. A group that has a low uptake, and few comorbidity. That would be something to take note of. But this clearly isn't what is happening.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Randyvine2
I also note that the Ontario data is also pointing to an extravagantly high rate of hospitalizations and death in the injected,
Yes, and this is absolutely 100 percent what you'd expect.
The people who get vaxxed and boosted the most are those who are most vulnerable. The elderly and those with one or more co-morbidity.
The people who are dying at the highest rate are those who are most vulnerable. The elderly and those with one or more co-morbidity.
You're not seeing the vax killing people, you're seeing seniors with obesity, heart conditions, hypertension, diabetes, and renal conditions dying ... because they're seniors with obesity, heart conditions, hypertension, diabetes, and renal conditions.
The vax isn't 100 percent effective, and it won't protect you against having a heart attack because you're 95 and overweight.
IF it were young people dying at increased rates shortly after greeting the vax, you'd be on to something. A group that has a low uptake, and few comorbidity. That would be something to take note of. But this clearly isn't what is happening.
Young people are dying. 40% increase in all cause mortality in 18-49. But you avoid those threads, and any you can't attempt an argument with.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Kurokage
I suspect that you're going to run into the same old problem. People are going to either say that quoting official sources is simple "appealing to authority", and they won't address what's in the source. Or they're going to say that the people behind the source are in on the con and thus that the data isn't valid, and they won't address the source.
That's what a lot of these people have in common, if you put up a source to counter something that they are saying won't address the data. Often it's because they don't know enough about the topic to discuss it. Which is why they just quote bitchute sources. The lack the background knowledge to create original content.
I had someone posting a source about supposed harm caused by the vax, and I challenged them repeatedly to simply copy and paste the sentence from the source where the people who wrote it describe what they did. And you know what, they absolutely wouldn't even acknowledge that I'd challenged them to do this, let alone actually doing it.