Covid: Ed Dowd

First: I don't know what to think of this but to be honnest: to me it is what it is ...
This mr Ed Dowd is well known among us:
His points:
- sickness is exploding
- deaths will follow
- not enough workforce
- shortness of about everything
- the economy will crash, just like the stock market
- his advice: wait until the crash is about 60 percent and then buy your favorite stocks. So cash is important
- about the dollar: he sees the dollar as a weapon to break other economies and profit of their fall
- war is also a big deal and it means more trouble
- UFOs are a diversion (which I believe, because UFOs have credible stories for 50 years. So why just now all this stories?)
- ... yeah it goes on
Other point: Sales of his book will reach one million copies but by then it will be too late and the damage done to humanity will be virtually irreversible. In 200 years people will still be talking about this 'crime'.
Note: His book comes up so often that I honestly feel the urge to buy it (which I won't).
Be critical and don't believe everything ... but that we live in strange times, I am convinced about that. To say the least.
Ed Dowd is Ed Doom to me ... but he could be right ...

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a reply to: zandra

This was posted by ED about twenty hours back, rumble.com...

a reply to: zandra

Interesting. I got a call from a friend that knew I had Bible study tonight. She asked that we pray for her family.

Her while house is sick. 4 adults and three children. They all received both vaccines, and all the boosters. Yet, this is the fourth time her whole family had been sick, and diagnosed as COVID.

She didn't trust the Lord through the pandemic. Man , failed that test.

There's really not much to hope for in the double vaxxed and boosted, those people chose evil, mutiple times...a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

a reply to: zandra

It's probably just people who have been blackpilled that don't want to go back to work and slave for system. Claiming long covid and collecting disability is an easy way to achieve that

a reply to: quietspectator

Are they all claiming that they have long covid?

a reply to: anonentity
Interesting, thnkx
I must say I have noticed how many employers are looking for employees. Are people lazy or sick or both? Sick leave controls are tighter now in my country, but it doesn't seem to help much. And the shortage of supplies has been going on for at least a year…
The excess mortality seems to be decreasing somewhat, but the excess sickness is rising ... Somehow it makes sense: the weakest die (have already died), while many of the stronger get sick (and hopefully will not die too soon) ...

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: zandra

Interesting. I got a call from a friend that knew I had Bible study tonight. She asked that we pray for her family.

Her while house is sick. 4 adults and three children. They all received both vaccines, and all the boosters. Yet, this is the fourth time her whole family had been sick, and diagnosed as COVID.

If they had not been vaccinated they might only have had Covid once. You can't get it again when you're dead .....

(The fact they've survived 4 infections just shows that the vaccine is doing exactly what it is supposed to do: prevent hospitalisation/death )

a reply to: AndyMayhew

Do you know what the average age of a covid death was?

And did you see the video where Bill Gates said 'covid turned out to be not that deadly'?

a reply to: AndyMayhew

Most of the unvaxxed I know haven't caught COVID (16 in my family alone). However, everyone I know that's been vaxxed have "caught" COVID, multiple times. Even a few deaths, from COVID (also vaxxed).

originally posted by: AndyMayhew
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If they had not been vaccinated they might only have had Covid once. You can't get it again when you're dead .....

(The fact they've survived 4 infections just shows that the vaccine is doing exactly what it is supposed to do: prevent hospitalisation/death

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I refused the death jab. Had covid ONCE, obtained natural immunity, never had it again.

I win.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: AndyMayhew

Do you know what the average age of a covid death was?

And did you see the video where Bill Gates said 'covid turned out to be not that deadly'?

Don't even try.

You can't reason with abject irrational fear.

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a reply to: SourGrapes

There's a study that finds that there is a gradual increase in COVID infection risk after second vaccine dose......

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: SourGrapes

There's a study that finds that there is a gradual increase in COVID infection risk after second vaccine dose......

Facts?

Poo!

Embrace the fear, man!

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a reply to: incoserv

I don't think it's fear driven......it's either complete ignorance or they are being paid to post anything that fits the agenda.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: incoserv

I don't think it's fear driven......it's either complete ignorance or they are being paid to post anything that fits the agenda.

There is a big fear component for many. They know the facts and down inside they can't deny reality, but facing it is so disconcerting that they have to embrace the cognitive dissonance in order to maintain temporary psychological and emotional equilibrium. Cognitive dissonance eventually catches up, though, and they will crack at some point; many already have.

What if it's a simple as some people being more genetically vulnerable to covid than others?

What if the vaccine is a red herring? Not protecting us, nor harming us (any more than other vaccines)?

It's just that some people, vaccines or not will suffer more from covid

In short, what if we could take vaccines out of the equation all together from the start and we were still exactly where we are now?

Btw, we can't really use other parts of the world that did this to answer that question, because their genetics will be slightly different, causing better, or worse outcomes. We'll never really know!



This is not my belief, it's just a thought that's bugged me and not making it part of the debate seems remiss

I still think that in general unless you're vulnerable then taking a novel vaccine is equally as risky as not taking it. But i also believe in personal choice and think there's nothing wrong with people choosing to take it (so long as they have a choice; mandates are fascist)

originally posted by: incoserv

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: AndyMayhew

Do you know what the average age of a covid death was?

And did you see the video where Bill Gates said 'covid turned out to be not that deadly'?

Don't even try.

You can't reason with abject irrational fear.

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The question is how long will anti-vaxxers maintain their abject irrational fear? I blame it on the tinfoil hats they wear. It messes with the 5G signals from the WEF

originally posted by: McGinty
What if it's a simple as some people being more genetically vulnerable to covid than others?

What if the vaccine is a red herring? Not protecting us, nor harming us (any more than other vaccines)?

It's just that some people, vaccines or not will suffer more from covid

In short, what if we could take vaccines out of the equation all together from the start and we were still exactly where we are now?

I am personally convinced that vaccines reduced the risk of hospitalisation amongst those people who would otherwise have been hospitalised. But yeah, otherwise I think you're probably right.

btw I got vaccinated because the more people who were vaccinated the less would get seriously ill and the sooner we'd get out of lockdown. I did it for purely selfish reasons!

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Her while house is sick. 4 adults and three children. They all received both vaccines, and all the boosters. Yet, this is the fourth time her whole family had been sick, and diagnosed as COVID.

COVID is like a cold... The latest variant is XBB with weak omicron so yesterday. It seems XBB is kicking people's asses at a good rate no matter how many vacs or other times you actually had COVID, just like colds do.