Vaccine provocation

Did the Covid shots pass human trials like a normal vaxxine is required to do or were they released under EUA? Is the company that makes the vaxxine allowed to conduct it's own clinical trial or is it independent? LOL

How come there's no pics or vids of the multiple emergency bed arenas being full of patients? there's plenty of them empty.

Is Dr Peter McCullouge, one of the most published Dr's in cardiology worldwide a TikTok conspiracy nonsenser?

Is Dr Robert Malone, the primary inventor of mRNA a TikTok conspiracy nonsenser?

Is Dr. Kary Mullis, the inventor of the PCR test, which the "pandemic" was based upon a TikTok conspiracy nonsenser?

How about nobel prize winning virologist Luc Montaine? Or former Pfizer vice president Michael Yeadon?

Here's some pics of the huge arenas with empty beds, please post any pics of them with full beds or hospitals with full beds lining every corridor. LOL!

 

‘Two weeks to stop the spread’ would have worked if everyone had isolated, as they said.
Unfortunately, that didn’t (and probably couldn’t) happen

 

“The air is fine around Ground Zero.”
- Christine Todd Whitman

Someday the government will actually benefit the people instead of themselves.

 

And masks are effective

 

And the more people that get the shot, the less chance of spreading it. Same as flu

 

This is a very interesting interview with the head of NIH.
I’d love opinions, (especially from our resident scientists @tochatihu and @bwilson4web ) but it’s the NYT and probably behind a paywall
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/29/opinion/jay-bhattacharya-public-health-covid-trust.html

 

NYT is behind a paywall for me.

 

for anyone not signed up, I think

 

If the product is free...YOU are the product.

 

you've said that before, but I have no idea what it means

 

it's a finger of speech

 

ah, thanks. if you pay for the product, you may still be the product

 

Concur.

See:
“There are only two industries that call their customers “users”: illegal drugs and software.”

 

or also “We’ve created a world in which online connection has become primary. Especially for younger generations. And yet, in that world, anytime two people connect, the only way it’s financed is through a sneaky third person who’s paying to manipulate those two people.”

More of a mouthful than "you're the product" though, so probably won't catch on as much.

 

Everything is a trade off

 

I think that’s always been true of vaccines

 

(Human) immune systems are always looking for trouble. They rally to defense when a foreign antigen (a should-not-be-here molecule) arrives. Pathogenic infections heralded by antigens always race against immune systems: Will an infection subvert human host to produce and emit more copies of pathogens, or will it be eliminated by immune system?

Notice that death of human hosts does not benefit pathogens in the sense of using human 'factories' to deliver more copies of pathogens to local (to subvert more factories). Pathogens have no skill at predicting future, and some of them fail badly as they wander by mutation.

((Leave unsaid the complication of human immune systems over-reacting with bad consequences))

Vaccinations prepare immune systems for potential pathogens, without our factories getting subverted. All the ways that vaccinations do this seem elegant expressions of human intelligence. Pathogens are much more numerous, but humans uniquely have brains and infrastructure.

Vaccines approved and manufactured for wide use have efficacy from below 50% to 95%. Efficacy can be defined over a range from nobody gets ill regardless of their negligence in self-exposure to pathogens, to vaccines reduce the number of seriously ill that need serious medical interventions to avoid dying or suffering lifelong harm. Sorting that out in PriusChat would require deep dives into medical literature. It might reveal that some important studies have not yet been done. Anyway, it won't happen here.

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Innumerable pathogens are 'out there', wandering by mutations. Human civilization has clustered large dense populations close to where 'pathogen vectors' reside. We are essentially daring them to subvert us further as pathogen manufacturers. Against that ... what shall we do? Prepare human immune systems better by vaccinations to win? Or shall we just hope for the best?

 

Mrs B is on dupixent, a biologic for eczema which helps control her overactive immune system

 

Yeah, it says right on the box that the N95 mask does not work for Covid (they didn't want to get sued).

Back in the early 80's my first good paying job was cleaning the exterior of railroad cars, mostly tankers and hopper cars. We used dilute muriatic acid and a pressure washer. We had cartridge respirators to deal with the acid. It was in and around Houston TX, we would go into the refineries and chemical and plastic plants to clean the cars. For a while we were going into a chlorine plant and at the entry gate they required that you have a cartridge respirator clipped to your belt at all times. You would have been laughed out of the place if you tried to use a N95.

Later on in the 90's I was painting a kit car with catalyst primer in a one car garage on a rental duplex. It was winter so I had the door closed so no ventilation. A painter buddy had warned me about catalyst paints but it was vague info. I bought a brand new cartridge respirator and sprayed 4 coats of catalyst primer filler. Within a week I noticed alarming neurological damage. When you sign your name it's an automatic action learned from many repetitions. Almost overnight I forgot how to sign my name, and had to practice and relearn it. I also lost my fine motor control. I could gas braze, gas weld, and mig weld a perfect "row of dimes" in any position, lost it overnight, never got it back. I could hand draft sketch straight lines and had perfect lettering, never again. Also my normal sneeze was totally changed and burping was different, to this day it's very hard for me to burp.

I didn't connect the painting to the neurological damage right away. Five years later I was doing some more painting and went to a safety supplies store in Seattle and asked for a cartridge respirator that filtered isocyanates, which is a key ingredient in quality catalyst paints. I was told isocyanates cannot be filtered, you need a fresh air system. It all clicked. And around the same time I became friends with a Boeing engineer and he said Boeing was one of the first companies to use isocyanate catalyst paints. It was Duponts IMRON, epoxy catalyst paints. And at first it was not known it couldn't be filtered. He said entire shifts of painters were rendered functionally retarded until they figured out you needed a fresh air system.

It's like trying to stop a mosquito with a chain link fence.

And the 6 ft social distancing is also a joke, the average distance an airborne virus travels is 30 ft.

And Fauchi was previously involved in a study that showed a lot of the deaths from the Spanish flu were caused by the masks, trapping stuff right in front of your mouth in the inherent humidity of that caused bacterial pneumonia.

So all you PDF files in the government and big pharma, STOP LYING TO US.