What the Hell are you on about? What is your alternative? Let's go party? Who gives a flying f*&^ about anyone? And that, then, must include yourself! Well, if you are a masochist or even suicidal - some of us are not!!!!
Developers of Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Tied to UK Eugenics Movement https://unlimitedhangout.com/2020/1...azeneca-vaccine-tied-to-uk-eugenics-movement/ So I'm a lunatic conspiranoid, yeah right.
Eugenics was in Alemannen (Germany) even before Hitler during the Weimar Republic. Now hello 2021 sequel! Something weak they are promoting Eugenics? In the World of the white population, 3% with DNA Y-chromosomal haplogroup R1a1. The rest are Blacks and Chinese. Where is Eugenics? Whom do they want to exterminate? 3% of whites who remained.
The 4 phases of Subversion to control the perception of the population with the art of deception https://elinvestigador.org/subversion-control-percepcion-de-poblacion/
Pharmaceutical companies have spent more than 2 billions in commissions to doctors in 3 years https://diario16.com/las-farmaceuti...as-de-2-000-millones-en-comisiones-a-medicos/
Here's s good 'un: https://www.grunge.com/247211/the-tragic-story-of-the-doctor-who-pioneered-hand-washing/ The Tragic Story Of The Doctor Who Pioneered Hand-Washing The Father of Hand Hygiene was largely misunderstood. During his lifetime, Ignaz Semmelweis was primarily known as an aggressive and eccentric man who maliciously attacked doctors based on unsound claims. After his death, it became clear that his theories about hygiene had validity. Yet, Semmelweis spent his life on a one-man crusade for which he was mocked, ridiculed, and eventually committed. While Semmelweis's reasoning wasn't perfect, the changes he implemented consistently reduced maternal mortality rates wherever he was working. But his open irritation at his colleagues' refusal to get with the program led to workplace difficulties and whenever he was removed, the maternal mortality rate always jumped back up under his successor. While Ignaz Semmelweis wasn't the first person to cite the importance of hand-washing, he correctly identified the link between doctors' hygiene and mortality rates, starting with mothers with puerperal fever. But during his lifetime, he faced major opposition and pushback to his groundbreaking theories. Had more people taken Semmelweis's research and science seriously, thousands of lives could've been saved. This is the tragic story of the doctor who pioneered hand-washing. Similarly: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-55050012 In the spring of 1894, Waldemar Haffkine travelled to Calcutta in the Indian province of Bengal in search of cholera. Spring was cholera season in the city, and Haffkine was hopeful. He had arrived in India the previous March armed with what he believed was a vaccine for the disease, but he struggled all year to make progress testing his creation. From the moment of his arrival, Haffkine was met with scepticism and resistance from some of the British medical establishment and the Indian public. He was not a doctor but a zoologist. And he was a Russian Jew who had trained in Odessa and developed his skills in Paris, at a time when the world of international bacteriology was factional and prone to suspicion. Haffkine, who was 33 when he landed in India, also struggled with the practical side of testing his vaccine. His first iteration required two injections, separated by a week, and his team sometimes struggled to locate test subjects for the second prick. And despite the wide spread of cholera in India, finding it in sufficient concentration wasn't straightforward. Haffkine inoculated about 23,000 people that year in northern India, according to his own records, "but no cholera appeared in their midst to show whether the vaccine was of value or not". Then in March 1894, Haffkine got a break. He was invited to Calcutta by the medical officer there to help identify cholera bacilli in a water tank in one of the city's bustees - isolated villages on the outskirts of the city consisting of mud huts clustered around ponds or tanks and inhabited by the city's poor. The families living in these bustees drank collectively from the shared water sources, making them vulnerable to periodic outbreaks of cholera.
Are you really thinking of finding the truth on bbc.com? Which is already crazy. This is tantamount to reading the works of Herzen.
Medical Doctor Warns that “Bacterial Pneumonias Are on the Rise” from Mask Wearing https://www.globalresearch.ca/medical-doctor-warns-bacterial-pneumonias-rise-mask-wearing/5725848
75-year-old Israeli man dies 2 hours after getting Covid-19 vaccine 75-year-old from Beit Shean dies after getting Pfizer vaccine. Health Min.: Initial examination shows no link between death and vaccine. https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/293865
Yeah, of course, those are the REAL sources - what was I thinking...???!!!??? You really need professional help if you can not find tons of independent info about these 2 doctors!!! A 3 year old child could do it, FCOL!!! https://www.theguardian.com/world/l...k-approves-oxford-astrazeneca-vaccine-updates Coronavirus: UK reports 981 daily Covid-linked deaths; Germany registers record daily death toll 8m ago England's schools return delayed to mid-January. In the House of Commons, education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced that “in a small number of areas where the infection rates are highest”, only vulnerable children would continue to attend primary schools in person following the New Year. The majority of primary schools will open as planned after the Christmas break, he said, adding that he is working to keep children in school due to the risk to their development and that the overwhelming majority of primary schools would reopen as pl... Ignore this!
You cannot see it, because you always have your eyes closed. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-visual-guide-to-the-sars-cov-2-coronavirus/ https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-unveiled.html https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)31159-4?rss=yes https://www.cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092-8674(20)31159-4.pdf https://science.sciencemag.org/content/370/6513/203 https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.11.147199v1
Prof. Dr. Sucharid Bhakdi und Andreas Kalcker bei LebenAktiv.tv https://www.brighteon.com/f43bf5c3-75f0-437e-b264-2ddceab2d4bf
Here, deny this: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/06/coronavirus-uk-covid-cases-and-deaths-today Covid-19 in the UK Daily cases 62,322 +12299 vs last week Daily deaths 1,041 Total deaths 77,346 England Daily cases 56,060 Scotland Daily cases 2,039 Wales Daily cases 2,238 NI Daily cases 1,985 UK data as published 6 January, 2021, national data as published 6 January, 2021. Note: This is the latest available from PHE. UK total is not always the sum of totals for individual countries. Low daily deaths at weekends is often a result of delayed reporting. Weekly change shows new daily cases compared to 7 days ago. About the data
This really takes the biscuit - that one would close a thread because one points to reality in a post... Have you really gone "Post-Modern" completely? EDIT A Q: why do you think this is happening, if the miracle compund is so effective in killing C-19? Here: Covid-19 in the UK 1.9% received at least one vaccine dose Daily cases 52,618 -3,274 v last week In hospital 30,370 +4,984 v last week Daily deaths 1,162 +198 v last week Europe Region at tipping point with Covid running rampant, says WHO Brazil deaths pass 200,000 Arizona State becomes Covid hotspot of the world as governor resists restrictions The US lost control' America records its most ever Covid-19 deaths in a day Japan PM declares state of emergency in Tokyo amid Covid crisis
The UK hit a new low/high and it is expected that it will stay as these levels of excess deaths for a month!!! Covid-19 in the UK 1.9% received at least one vaccine dose Daily cases 68,053 +14,768 v last week In hospital 31,624 +5,241 v last week Daily deaths 1,325 +669 v last week We are warned to behave as if we have it... Deny this...
Ivermectin. My favorite antiviral drug for an antiviral approach. It has the potential for being a cure. IMHO. Studied it a lot during holidays. Details how it originally works and how it works on SARS-CoV2. And: https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/FLCCC-IVERMECTIN-Summary.pdf And do not miss this: Welcome back.
I had not much time having a look at it and things got heated up during Christmas holidays. Do not want to censor this, but to temporarily close the thread is a good option to let it cool down. Let's restart with good intention to stay arguing on contents not on persons.