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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

“We were too hopeful this Wouldn’t happen

Nobody ever mentioned OAS”

—Walensky ..sometime in the fall

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Your assumptions for why flu is supposedly high risk for the elderly are wrong. Advanced age is heavily confounded by lifestyle factors, which means the effect of immunosenescence is being overestimated by basically all doctors and scientists. Old age often correlates with poor diet, lack of movement, no exercise, malnutrition, deficiencies, no sun exposure, low protein, low salt diets, the use of multiple prescription drugs, having comorbidities, etc. All of that has a negative impact on the different parts and the entire immune system. This is why we could see healthy elderly barely being affected by respiratory infections (incl. SARS-CoV-2) in some countries, while in other places, they were dropping like flies, particularly when it comes to nursing homes. Japan is a perfect example, where the impact of SARS-CoV-2 and/or flu has been minimal in the last few years, despite Japan having 36 million people over 65 and having the oldest population globally. People who claim that age is a risk factor in a causal fashion when it comes to the impact of SARS-CoV-2 are clueless, which unfortunately includes many top and prominent voices, including doctors and scientists on our side.

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According to family in Illinois, the governor proposed legislation that would allow him to compile lists of vaccinated and unvaccinated citizens. Why would he need that if the pandemic is winding down? Clearly, he is getting ready for Stage 2.

The people behind these vaccines are not stupid. They know what they are doing, a point made over and over again by Dr. Yeadon. This is deliberate. Keep in mind that first you must destroy existing systems before you can "Build Back Better." The human rights abuses that we endured these last 2 years will seem mild if/when (Bill Gates promises "when.") the next round gets underway.

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

You managed -- if "find in page" is correct -- to write this entire column without mentioning the name "Marek's", yet somehow a picture of chickens snuck in. Isn't the big issue there not just that the virus variant was selected for evading the vaccine, but that it also came to be much more fatal?

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Whackscene damage, a simplified analogy...

Go out to your car. Put the key in the ignition but do not crank it. Pump the gas 50-100 times. Then try to start the car. Oops you flooded it. If you do manage to start the car, it will sputter and destroy the valves. Repeat the flooding process. Try to start the car again. Now the car is ruined. I am sorry to oversimplify but I am in a reductionist mood this morning.

I know we are not cars, but that is the mentality of people we are trying to reach.

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My company just mandated boosters for all employees and guests. Insane timing given that everyone else is moving the opposite direction. Any ideas on how to push back on this?

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Geert VanDen Bossche has a substack. His information is very cut and dried and very accurate

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Thank you for this! Do you have any insight into how it might play out for people who had natural infection with the original strain but no vaccination?

I believe I have had Wuhan strain (March 2020), Delta (August 2021), and Omicron (December 2021). I've had no covid vaccinations, but the illness was milder each time and virtually asymptomatic with Omicron. I am 50 and very healthy overall. Is natural immunity any better at coping with OAS?

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I guess we pray HCQ/zinc and ivermectin do work and we stop the craziness behind prescribing them.

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We're at where we're at. For the many who are permanently susceptible: exercise, be a healthy weight, get enough sleep, take your vitamins - no more magic pills or shots..

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We’ll one way out is that the “long term” adverse effects are also unknown. There’s some evidence that autoimmune and cancers are getting triggered by the vax, not to mention the documented circulatory issues (clots, strokes, pericarditis, myocarditis). These alone could decimate the vaxed population in the next 5-10 years, even without and OAS variants hitting. But that’s still a grim outcome either way. Perhaps “we” shouldn’t have played experiment with a large percentage of the population…

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Not to worry. There will be mass radioactive-sterilization of the population with the nuclear fallout from WWIII. If the pharmaceutical complex doesn't kill you, the military complex will.

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

Two ideas:

- My solution: unvaxed communities. It seems the only safe way.

- Now that 70-90% have their response locked in. How easy is to engineer a virus that takes advantage of this OAS? I guess it's super-easy. Just some changes in the current virus and tah-dah!

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If the current “vaccines” & “boosters” work as they seem to have been planned, there may not be 70-90% of a population to be infected, at least over the next few years. But until then, we unvaxed will continue to be blamed when the vax’d fall ill w/ the new variants to come because we are the minority & will be “othered”.

I hate to say it because I’ve tried to maintain hope & sanity, but w/ the breathless screeching for the new crisis du jour by all the same bad actors - all the talk about WWIII, nuclear war &/or food famine globally due to disruptions in oil & gas, fertilizer, etc…future pandemics may be academic anyway

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Let’s please not forget that millions and millions were infected before they were vaccinated. “Vaccinated” are not a single group. Covid got to probably half of the US before vaccines even came out.

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Can't dispute it. Unvaxxed need to limit contact to avoid exhausting immune system. Eat right, exercise, get right with God.

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