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It's gotta be Trump don't you think? Outside of that I got nothin'.

originally posted by: The GUT
It's gotta be Trump don't you think? Outside of that I got nothin'.

I think Trump is the one who released the space dust since he created the space force.

a reply to: The GUT

Trump was angry as protestors were disrupting he`s golf


Thousands joined Trump protest as US leader played golf

a reply to: Grenade

So did I not make a valid point?

Oh yes, I do know how this works.

a reply to: MaxxAction

There are still delays and backlogs here.

It didn't suddenly all become fine.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: MaxxAction

Lockdowns, people unable to see their GPs, delayed hospital appointments/operations due to NHS staff testing positive and hence early diagnoses being missed?

No?

Must be the vaxx.

Why can't it be all of the above?

And if so, investigations need to be held.

Governments do all sorts of imaginary planning exercises on "what if" type scenarios and surely must have had some prior foresight into what could happen. This was a mild pandemic and I'd bet they have contingency plans even for severe pandemics so what I want to know is what happened this time and more importantly, who is responsible.

Here in canada we have a massive shortage of doctors and other healthcare staff that existed prior to covid but once covid happened lots of doctors have quit, due to stress, as well as the shut out unvaccinated staff, most of whom would love to come back to work. It is criminal at this point.

Over the last almost three years, I've had a brief issue with my heart, arthritis flare up, badly cracked my shin bone, inflammation in my ankles so bad I couldn't walk or work enough to stave off poverty and I haven't gone to a doctor because of the hellish wait times, slave masks but mostly because they are complicit in this epic and dangerous farce. Not as individuals but the system is broken and I no longer want to participate. If it's my time to drop, then it's my time. Maybe lots of others have simply gotten to this point too and are turning their backs on this corrupt system. This is our taxpayer money and the return is failing to be transparent and honest with us.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Your explanations are possibilities, as is the vaccine.

If it turns out to be the factors you postulate then it means the lockdowns and pandemic response likely did net harm. More people are likely to die from the response rather than the virus. Something i said would happen early in the pandemic.

a reply to: igloo

Patently, it didn't work that way.

The NHS has been underfunded for years.

a reply to: Grenade

I agree.

a reply to: igloo

As soon as i seen Neil Ferguson was responsible for the modelling i knew it would be seriously flawed. The guy couldn't predict which direction the sun will rise.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

During a serious pandemic i would expect a reduction in excess deaths once "vaccines" rollout. The fact it's accelerating suggests to me at least some unknown cause out-with your suggestions. The weak and vulnerable met their end with the virus, what's killing our youth at an increased rate?

originally posted by: darkbake
One would have to conduct a scientific study where they compare excess deaths in vaccinated and unvaccinated countries or something like that. It is extremely practical to conclude that the excess deaths are from COVID-19, not the vaccines.

I find it hilarious that ATS has a motto of "Deny Ignorance" yet there are anti-vaxers everywhere here.

It’s not a vaccine.

But you know this.

Next?

Hospitals and healtcare is still backlogged in many placesndue in large part to being shortstaffed. Many in the healthcare field left over the vaccine mandate, and hospitals- such as our local one with two patient floors- completely shut down the surgical floor and moved all beds out at the hieght of the pandemic. It's being turned into a cancer ward at some future date.

In the meantime, our hospital was on the list advertizing 'beyond capacity' through every fault of their own. I'd read of the same thing happening elsewhere, and heard as much from the nurses I deal with, but it's all secondhand information.

Normally, when a new, serious diseas comes on the world stage every scientist goes into hyperdrive to learn everything they can about the threat. Every person would have a forensic level autopsy on the vaxed and the unvaxed; those who had covid antibodies in their body, and those who didn't.

It just seems oddthat they're not looking. Autopsy rates have been decreasing drastically since 2011, and after 2019 they pretty much onl happen when a family is willing to pay for it. (Most insurence companies won't cover them.)

Recent policy changes threaten to push the number of autopsies even lower: In 2019, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), under pressure from President Donald J. Trump’s administration to cut regulations, removed a requirement that hospitals attempt to secure an autopsy in cases where deaths were unusual or could serve an educational purpose like teaching physicians about how a particular disease kills patients. “I don’t think that CMS really recognizes what they’ve done,” says Victor Weedn, a forensic pathologist at The George Washington University. But, he says, the previous autopsy requirement “was so diluted at that point — so disemboweled, so emasculated, that it really had very little meaning anymore.”

With so many dying from a new virus avrient coupled with a barely tested new vaccine, one would think autopsies to be the highest priority for gathering data.....unless they're afraid of what it will show.

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originally posted by: nugget1


In the meantime, our hospital was on the list advertizing 'beyond capacity' through every fault of their own. I'd read of the same thing happening elsewhere, and heard as much from the nurses I deal with, but it's all secondhand information.

Here in BC, canada, there was a FOI release that showed less hospital icu cases in 2020 than 2019 (can't link at the moment, not on my own computer)

So the year of a widely advertised pandemic we had less hospitalizations over the entire province yet the media was bellowing 24/7 that the hospitals were overwhelmed when they were trying to sell the concept of "flatten the curve" I can accept there were less accidents due to lockdowns, less surgeries etc thus less use of icu beds but to turn around and lie to the public about hospitals being ovewhelmed is nuts. It's possibly true as most of the staff was on paid holiday if not choreographing tik tok dances but still the media clearly lied about the nature of this.

Now we've had deaths in remote locations due to small hospitals not able to staff their emergency rooms so they are shut. There are many reasons for excess deaths but most were preventable.

April 20 had almost 12,000 excess deaths in a week.

That's a bit more than 350.

originally posted by: darkbake
One would have to conduct a scientific study where they compare excess deaths in vaccinated and unvaccinated countries or something like that. It is extremely practical to conclude that the excess deaths are from COVID-19, not the vaccines.

I find it hilarious that ATS has a motto of "Deny Ignorance" yet there are anti-vaxers everywhere here.

Totes agree with you! To think that members of a site dedicated to:

conspiracies, UFO's, paranormal, secret societies, political scandals, new world order, terrorism, and dozens of related topics on current events, politics, and government wrong-doing

www.abovetopsecret.com...
wouldn't just line up in droves to receive dose after dose of government sponsored (and, at times, cajoled, threatened, incentivized) experimental therapy!

So weird and antithetical.

It makes perfect sense that the bulk of people have to be lied to, shunned, denied services, offered free stuff, threatened with livelihoods, called childish names (antivaxxers) to do something for their own good. They are just that dumb I guess.
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Here's a quote from yours truly . . .

"What ever doesn't kill you leaves you a survivor"

The real question is, "If you haven't survived, then what killed you?" It might be a case to also ask, "Who killed you and why?"

a reply to: darkbake

One would have to conduct a scientific study where they compare excess deaths in vaccinated and unvaccinated countries or something like that. It is extremely practical to conclude that the excess deaths are from COVID-19, not the vaccines.

I find it hilarious that ATS has a motto of "Deny Ignorance" yet there are anti-vaxers everywhere here.

In a world of common sense and integrity it sounds like a simple request, especially with the scale of medical experimentation going on.

But we also live in a world of economic advantage, deception and bad things that go on. It is clear Fauci policy that no studies that compare the vaccinated to the vaccinated are to be performed. Gates also told Trump not to do that, it leads to a dead end.

So what happens to any doctors that do perform such a study on their own volition? They get personally attacked like Andrew Wakefield while the results of the study gets ignored.

At the end, what you stick into your body is on you. You want to put your trust in something full of censorship, non disclosure and void of evidence based results, good luck with that.

Declining health, obesity that leads to diabetes and cardio problems. Overworked NHS, difficulty in seeing your GP. Low quality food, lack of exercise. Oh and a virus that is also causing long term illness in a lot of people. Also the baby boom generation reaching old age, having smoked and drunk a lot of their life.

But yeah, it’s obviously the jab.

I could add how we're in the 74th year of the Apocalypse and those strange unexplained deaths are probably due to the 4th Horseman of the Apocalypse but if feels like I'm beating a dead horse on that until the next big end time event happens that I can point to.

That would be nation of Iran losing the Ayatollahs by the way.