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el gato malo's avatar

my money is on climate change

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Peregrine's avatar

My money is on "Putin's fault." Side bet hedge on "Trump's fault."

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John Dee's avatar

I've sneaky feeling that the unvaxxed have not had their full quota of public pillorying just yet. (But would be happy to be proved wrong.)

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AndyinBC's avatar

I concur. Climate change is here to stay. After all - its been around for 5 billion years! There's a high degree of probability that reality will catch up to covid. We, the world, will acknowledge that the dread virus has "run it's course". (Any way to get out of it without admitting that the "experts" have been wrong!) There will, of course be more, possibly many more, "public health crisis". Witness moneypox.

But climate change has been monetized to the extent that to get out of will probably require complete economic, (and social?), collapse. Most of the industrialized world has adopted climate change as a key driver of all political, economic, industrial, and social policy. And besides which - "any public health crisis" can eventually be measured against factual data. Like covid. Climate change can not - not in time spans meaningful to mere humans.

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Duchess's avatar

But we have the Greenland ice core data...and they show predictable

cycles...I would love to see the climate change fear driven porn propoganda smashed

to smithereens.

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Guynoir's avatar

Tony Heller is one of the better voices in the wilderness. Www.realclimatescience.com

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Gwen McNatt's avatar

thanks for sharing that!

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shibumi's avatar

Will covid run it's course? IDK.

We create leaky vaxxines. That creates more cases. More cases mean more boosters with leaky vaxxines. Those leaky vaxxines/boosters create more cases. More cases mean more boosters with leaky vaxxines.

And so on, and so on.

It's not going to stop.

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Duchess's avatar

Dr. Paul Alexander (I think, beg pardon if he was not the source) has

shown that covid should have died out

in two years..like any other pandemic. BUT because we vaccinated into a pandemic, with a leaky vaccine, we have turned covid into

a continuous presence in the vaccinated until it gets so bad we all are

at risk. He says we

are gonna have 100 Years of Covid. Personally, I believe him, Geert Vanden Bosche, and a lot of other smart thinkers are trending to the same conclusion.

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Reid G Sheftall, M.D.'s avatar

I proved we reached herd immunity for the wild type on January 11, 2021 without a single person fully-vaccinated. (Recall that this was when the experts were saying we needed 60-70%, then 90%, then 98% (biden) to reach herd immunity. My video lasted about 5 minutes before YouTube took it down. I'm writing a book now you'll read about it. It was over in less than a year if left to its own devices, not 2 years.

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Duchess's avatar

Isnt Corono like the influenza virus? Mutates? so eventually you lose your immunity as the virus evolves? Though I don't doubt in the least that most of the population reached immunity when you said...it makes absolute sense to me. I am sorry about your youtube video, but would love to read about it. Unfortunately, I still have people around me jabbed coming down with covid (my cleaning lady last week)...She'll probably add to the variants or whatever, and it will keep going around and around...sigh.

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Reid G Sheftall, M.D.'s avatar

Hi, Duchess. We reached herd immunity on January 11, 2021. Don't feel bad about missing it. Everyone did but me. No, you don't lose your immunity as the virus evolves because there are some proteins that don't change appreciably. My book is called "Heroes and Villains: The COVID-19 Book of Lists". I'll be out in a few weeks. I hope you'll get it and tell your friends all about it.

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pete-in-town's avatar

"He says we are gonna have 100 Years of Covid. "

Really? We've had 200,000 years of influenza & the common cold, and humans appear to be still around. I'll rely on biological immunity and forget it. Covid, now completely tedious.

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Duchess's avatar

Unless, like Marek's disease, it mutates to more infectious and more virulent...then we are gonna have a problem...

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Gica Hagi's avatar

That's what I'm afraid of. Marek's disease for humans looks to fit the depopulation and control agenda of the philantropaths:

- kill of the rebellious and ungovernable unvaxxed

- make the vaxxed dependent on getting a government controlled medicine. Dissenting voices will not get it. Then you have perfect control of the remaining sheep because no medicine means certain death.

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Duchess's avatar

Now that is a scenario I hadn't given much thought to, but it is a terrifying one...I think I discounted it because a lot of the vaxxed are gonna be dead, sick or disabled...but now that you point it out..that is probably all to the good for them..sick people cannot fight or become ungovernable..

Yikes...I think I have to revise my thinking...Thank you!

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Gica Hagi's avatar

De nada ;)

Marek's disease has been giving me nightmares ever since finding about it on a post of Gato's or some other substacker that I follow.

If I understood correctly every single unvaxxed chicken dies in about 2 weeks. That's 100% fatality rate. Only the vaxxed chickens survive until being sacrificed.

I have been asking here and there what would it take to have Marek's disease in humans but I never got a clear answer in favor or against it.

I would think that if this idea passed through insignificant me, then for sure some of the philantropaths or their transhumanist scientist lapdogs (like Harari) have had it already.

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Duchess's avatar

Yes. and now you are definitely not alone...The only thing is Pfizer did not know if the vaccine prevented transmission when they trialed it (says so in the documents)...unless they knew and were lying....and this is not really a vaccine...maybe holding on to that last fact will give some comfort...Marek's was not an MNRA vaxxine but now I have to go see what it was...

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Gica Hagi's avatar

And think further, if they get all remaining population on scheduled jabs in order to not succumb to Marek's, then they can control when, where and who die. Just inject whomever you want (the old, the rebellious personalities, some population that doesn't comply with the masters view on whatever trait they find useful/not useful ,etc) with saline and watch them die in a few weeks/months...all quietly, coolly, without any incident.

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Duchess's avatar

Here is the constitution of Marek's vaccine (not that I understand it one little bit):

. The most widely used vaccines include:

Turkey herpesvirus (HVT, naturally avirulent Meleagrid alphaherpesvirus 1)

SB-1 or 301B/1 (naturally avirulent Gallid alphaherpesvirus 3)

CVI988/Rispens (attenuated Gallid alphaherpesvirus 2)

HVT vaccine has seen rapidly increased use as a backbone in recombinant vaccines featuring the insertion of genes from other poultry viruses, such as Newcastle disease virus, infectious bursal disease virus, or infectious laryngotracheitis virus. These recombinant vaccines offer protection against both Marek's disease virus and the inserted virus. Bivalent vaccines consisting of HVT and either the SB-1 or 301B/1 strains of Gallid alphaherpesvirus 3 have been used to provide additional protection against challenge with virulent Marek's disease virus isolates. The most protective commercial vaccine currently available appears to be CVI988/Rispens, an attenuated Marek's disease virus strain that is also commonly mixed with HVT at vaccination.

Vaccines are administered at hatch or in ovo to embryos at the 18th day of incubation. In ovo vaccination is now performed by automated technology and is widely used for vaccination of commercial broiler chickens, mainly because of reduced labor costs and greater precision of vaccine administration.

Proper handling of vaccine during thawing and reconstitution is crucial to ensure that adequate doses are administered. Cell-associated vaccines are generally more effective than cell-free vaccines, because they are neutralized less by maternal antibodies. Under typical conditions, vaccine efficacy is usually >90%. Since the advent of vaccination, losses from Marek's disease have been reduced dramatically in broiler and layer flocks. However, disease may become a serious problem in individual flocks or in selected geographic areas (eg, the Delmarva broiler industry). Of the many causes proposed for these excessive losses, early exposure to very virulent virus strains appears to be among the most important.

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Peter Defty's avatar

It's how you maximize shareholder return

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Wolf J Flywheel's avatar

Yes, it's been around for 5 billion years but we also just created it through our evil SUVs and styrofoam cups. We're so evil, so very evil. We should definitely repond with the creation of authoritarian gov't. Being evil, it's only sensible for us to concentrate power as much as possible.

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tlakuk's avatar

I shudder every time they use that disingenuous phrase "climate change". The 2015 Paris Climate Accord says that we must limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius to avoid Climate Change. And now they (UN and EU and WEF) are arguing about whether it should be allowed to go up to 2.0 degrees.

The Liberals should be told to use the proper term for their brainchild, GLOBAL WARMING.

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FedUpInOR's avatar

But then it wouldnтАЩt include when the temperature goes down, you see? They have to be able to keep their fist tight around your neck whether the temperatures go up OR down.

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David A's avatar

The proper term is CAGW.

Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming.

That is the failed theory. ( actually a hypothesis at best )

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jim's avatar

the left are such egomaniacs they've convinced themselves they can control the climate with policy. Its complete lunacy. Carbon offsets and other pyramid schemes will not change a thing except the size of these con artists bank accounts. The education system has pumped out so many narcissists, by design that they fall for this crap. They think as long as they signal there virtue enough that it means they are very important, and care deeply about things. And if everyone was just as enlightened as them we would live in utopia.

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Aaron Ferguson's avatar

Greenhouse gaslighting

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John Sbrochi's avatar

My money is on all the Pregnant men who went to a blue state for an abortion. ЁЯШБ

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Peregrine's avatar

John wins the innerweb today...

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David A's avatar

He is now a gay Lesbian.

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I am not your Other's avatar

There are already memes for college kids. Something about how theyтАЩre going to be very responsible and not have many kids or any kids because of climate change.

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Undine's avatar

Putin! Putin is making everyone sterile!

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

His shirtless pics galloping through shallow riverbeds is so virile it's dropped the rest of the world's testosterone levels? He knew thst would happen!! That rascal !!

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Yukon Dave's avatar

Child making is effected by optimism. How many people do not want to bring kids into a world raging with disease and problems with financial outcomes like none seen in any of our lives?

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Stealth LOL's avatar

If the optimism argument was correct, I think 2021 would have fallen vs. 2020. That didn't happen.

The early-2022 fall basically coincides with the vaxx rollout nine-ish months earlier.

The only conceivable way we could luck out of this is if we learn that many of those who got vaxxed collectively decided to not try to be parents during the month or so after they got jabbed, but started trying again after that. That seems like the longest of (excuse the pun) long shots.

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Guynoir's avatar

Birth rates in largely non-vaxecuted countries have not taken such a dive though

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Yukon Dave's avatar

Non-injected countries also did not live on a fear porn diet. It will take a couple of years to sort this out.

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Gwen McNatt's avatar

I was thinking that myself

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God Bless America's avatar

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Guttermouth's avatar

Summer vagina.

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Craig Bitler's avatar

Too warm to smooch?

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Candis's avatar

Beat me to it.

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Tommy's avatar

I was thinking that, or maybe Roe v Wade (plot twist!! -- the court decision was paid for by big pharma ;-)

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