Sars Cov 2 … the grinder continues to eat away at resources and humanity.

Cool! All the times I've looked at maps and I never noticed this.

Cats rule, dogs drool!

I still love my doggo friends, though.

So true. With this awful bio increasing and decreasing and the resulting up and down and release of info, and conflicting info, it's gonna get harder and harder for many to keep grounded or just plain stay sane.

Not looking forward to this as it's lousy enough now in the Inland Empire of So Cal.

The talks are probably fiction but the deaths are real unfortuantely.

Moniker, I am sorry to hear this; prayers for strength for you and hubby. This wheel just keep turning.

Thanks Lago.

It is definitely believable. The UK has reported that
4 of the airline pilots have suffered BRAIN BLOOD CLOTS
(which would be consistent with the VAERS report you
have posted as the REAL problem this pilot had with his
vaccine.) Vertigo is one of the symptoms of an on-set
stroke. This guy should have been contacted to see a
NEW DOCTOR to have him check for strokes IMHO.

Cliff H. says we will be seeing more of this info coming
forward by mid July and people are going to be thrown into
panic who have been VAX'd and REALIZE they have been
lied to about all of this.

It will go down in the U.S. HISTORY BOOKS as one of
America's real "Greek Tragedies."




The Oracle's Cookie

Thanks, OC.

Did they test for MRSA?
Pneumonia? Shingles? ETA Shingles can develop inside the body with no symptoms on the skin--that happened to a colleague of mine who developed it in the lung area and inside his eyes--it was a rough situation prior to the pandemic...
Is he coughing/phlegmy?

How's the blood pressure? Oxygen levels--normal?

Any history of any of the hepatitis various letters?
How are the liver enzymes ie liver health? Cholesterol?

I am not a doctor by any means, but those are potential infections--especially MRSA these days...

I would ask the doctors what they tested for if it's coming up unknown and ask about these...you know his history if he's had issues with...any weird pains in the legs, arms, etc like deep vein thrombosis?

Have they given him anything for this? Antibiotics like amoxacyllin or doxycycline? How about a steroid like predistone?

If you can, I suggest possibly load him up on liposomal vitamin C, vitamin D...tonic water has quinine (I figure it's in the same chemical family as HCQ) and my hub gets all of these daily along with some Clear Lung and elderberry syrup..doctor also has him on Simvasitin which does something for cholesterol and strokes, it says on the label...

Idk if you have the invermectin that's a tricky one--I still get squeamish at the thought of taking horse medicine, and since he's not COVID positive, Idk if it would do any good...

Just trying to help, MS...I am not a doctor and this is not meant as medical advice, only things that I would be asking and looking into if he were mine...

Prayers for a full recovery!

Last Edited by Bastetcat on 06/20/2021 09:18 PM

Record keeping.... slow burn.

There are also 3 care homes with 30 cases.

[link to www.kcci.com (secure)]

Less than 50%

The Iowa Department of Public Health on Monday reported 45 new positive COVID-19 tests and two additional deaths.

At 10 a.m., IDPH reported 403,839 total positive tests, 365,080 total recoveries and 6,114 total deaths since the pandemic began. A day earlier, IDPH reported 403,794 total positive tests and 6,112 total deaths.

Mmmmmm. Staffing shortages.... what is happening with the other airlines....

Staffing shortages forcing American Airlines to cancel hundreds of flights through mid-July

Less than 50%

Gibson also said the cancelations will be spread throughout its system, to minimize impact in a single area, though there will be a bigger effect in Dallas-Fort Worth, an American Airlines hub.


[link to www.kcci.com (secure)]

Air India too

https://twitter.com/_/status/1406875213824892928

And it’s trickling now.... southwest and Alaska airlines.

Already suspected by GLP. Now creeping into MSM.

Thousands of women reporting menstrual problems post-Covid vaccination - what to look for

[link to www.express.co.uk (secure)]

Edit to add-

Nearly 4,000 women report menstrual problems including heavy bleeding and delayed periods after getting their Covid vaccine – but watchdog insists there's no proof jabs are to blame

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)]

Last Edited by Leaver on 06/21/2021 12:22 PM

Not only a real "American Greek Tragedy" but seems like Crimes Against Humanity. It is so awful.

Yet so many folks going about their business are oblivious to the obvious. It is very sad.

:nodding:

I see the main board finally caught up on Delta+
Let’s see China says about the variant they found with 20+ changes. Not sure if it’s a “+” or not.

Yep.

I ain’t even changing the title of the thread anymore.

The normal is just to thick, in the US especially.

I posted this already but no one seemed to catch the relevance.

The European Forum for Vaccine Vigilance ( [link to www.efvv.eu (secure)] ) is an organization based in Luxembourg that aims to: (less than 50%)

* Provide information on the adverse effects of vaccination and the resulting financial,
social and psychological impact on society.

* Promote freedom of choice regarding vaccination in all European countries. This
involves the abolition of mandatory vaccination policy and the elimination of all medical, financial and social pressure with respect to vaccination whether for children or for adults.

* Provide a forum where European groups may exchange ideas and information on vaccination and its risks.

* Establish common strategy and both draft and implement common European campaigns on the aforementioned topic.

This organization published a study developped by them about the presence of magnetization in covid-19 vaccinated individuals with the following summarized conclusions:

Summary presentation of the results for the study week from 1 June to 5 June 2021:

Only 30 vaccinated and 30 unvaccinated people were finally interviewed while the target was to interview 100 for the first group and 100 for the second.

The condition of gender distribution was met. In each group, 15 women and 15 men were interviewed.

In the non-vaccinated group, out of the 30 individuals interviewed, the number of people showing attraction to the magnet was 0 (zero). Therefore the experiment ended there for this group.

In the vaccinated group, on the other hand, 29 of the 30 individuals interviewed showed attraction to the magnet. That is, the magnet adhered to their skin without difficulty.

Of these same 29 individuals, 22 have the magnet adhering to only one shoulder and only to the injection area. These 22 individuals are those who received only one injection. The other 7 people in this same group have the magnet adhering on both shoulders.In this group, known as the group of vaccinated people living or working in Luxembourg, it appears that:- 17 received at least one injection from Pfizer- 7 received at least one injection from Astra Zeneca- 3 received at least one injection from the Moderna laboratory- 3 received the single injection from Johnson & Johnson- 6 received both Pfizer injections- 1 received the 2 injections from Astra Zeneca- 1 received the 2 injections from Moderna

Two of the individuals in this group, a nurse working at the CHL who was one of the first to be vaccinated, and a financial analyst, showed totally abnormal electric field emissions. In the case of the nurse, a video was even made showing the values emitted by the tester in the area around the left shoulder. For the analyst, the values emitted by the tester were approximately the same, but the individual abruptly ended his participation.

Out of the 30 respondents in the vaccinated group, 29 reside or work in Strassen. Only 1 lives in Metz but works in Strassen.It seems that people who were vaccinated earlier within the government vaccination programme are much more electromagnetic than people who were vaccinated more recently. The magnet adheres faster and holds better than in freshly vaccinated people.

More precise measurements should be taken in relation to this last finding.

Note: The exercise being totally destabilising for the respondents, at no point were they asked to apply the magnet to any area other than the shoulders. It would have been very interesting to know whether the magnet also adhered to the neck, chest, forehead or leg areas and whether other objects such as spoons, scissors and smartphones also adhered.

Source: [link to www.efvv.eu (secure)]

Last Edited by Red Hot Chilean Pepe on 06/21/2021 02:45 PM

Sorry dear Pepe. I am burnt.

I am just in record keeping and complaining mode. Please forgive.

CC, I was talking to the crowd, not to you, you have done much more than we could ever be able to thank you for.

Oh. Thank you.

Please do cut everyone some slack. This isn’t over and those that know it are starting another round of grieving. I can feel it.

You are loved.

So ~43m people in the UK have been vaccinated, if we assume half to be female, discard ~20% to allow for the onset of the symptoms (both quite liberal assumptions all given) that would leave 1/4300 reporting menstrual issue's. I should remove the post and pre menstrual population but doing so accurately is work, for simplicity sake if we assume the ages of 15-50 that would probably be less then 60% (sub 16 should not be vaccinated but let's imagine they are) of the population so that leaves 1/2580.

That number alone makes it a uncommon effect. Now we need to take into account the reporting standards that we are using. Given the fact that these people are being vaccinated with a vaccine that was somewhat rushed there is increased monitoring and reporting on all issue's that might be linked to the vaccine. For research purposes this is useful because we don't the exact side effects we should look for. A critical flaw in a lot of thinking about this is that all side effects that are reported are somehow directly caused by the vaccine.

Primarily the purpose of this kind of reporting is to find issue's that significantly more common then we would expect in a given population, thus any reporting that fails to compare the occurrence rate of reported symptoms versus prior years is faulty. I briefly tried looking for normal occurrence of menstrual abnormalities but the very terminology is vague making it hard to find specific numbers. The mere fact the reporters pick the most severe sounding reports does no suggest that all 4000 reports are of equal severity.

J&J Vax + 72 hours:

No noticeable side-effects whatsoever. Like it didn't even happen.

Another creep into MSM

Covid update: The cognitive or behavioural changes showing up months after infection

[link to www.express.co.uk (secure)]

Thread: COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774) (Page 339)

Must have forgotten that one. Senior moment

Bringing up the issue is fair, but it needs to be represented fairly.

We aught to have a healthy fear for this virus. This isn't a cold or flu, and even those are devastating. Let me take this moment to set aside a misconception, actually dying of old age is very rare. People don't succumbing to the ever forward motion of time. What does happen is that the human body grows weaker and less able divert it's resources to all the threats fighting it be they external or internal.

External threats are those like pathogens, our immune tends to be very good at eliminating those but it needs to build up and over time it depletes. Vaccines tend help the immune system target pathogens, either teaching it to identify pathogens that may become troublesome or to give it a level of focus. We've been very successful at combatting childhood illness through vaccines since we've developed them.

Internal threats are the more troublesome worries medically. These are things like cardiological diseases, cancers, etc. Anything where there is no need for a external catalyst like a pathogen to degrade the functioning of your own biological systems. The problem here often lies in the fact that direct intervention of your immune system involves them attacking you yourself. One of the problems we see with Covid-19 is that some of the Cardio-Vascular Symptoms fall in this category.

Getting a good sense of the prevalence of these symptoms is difficult given the lack of our basic lack of understanding of what is truly happening.

Basic Disclaimer - Above is my understanding of things, if you know better I'm willing to learn.

Dutchy
No medical knowledge or previous experience of research. Just reporting what turns up in out MSM. No criticism of yourself or comments implied or intended.
Good to see you back and commenting again.

Thanks leaver, it's always good to feel appreciated. I've long held the media in contempt for their reporting on especially the social sciences.

There is often a misconception between what is significant and what is statistically significant. Having a significant result in the natural sciences means you find something unexpected, having a statistically significant result just means you reached a threshold. Finding a star that defies the laws of known physics is significant, finding that 75% of patients that seek help for neurological issue's actually have them is most likely not. Both results can be reported either way however. We could invite skeptics to explain away the method of observation of the star yet we often find the littlest of skeptics in the social sciences since the field is more open to interpretation.

To summarize, Don't see me going after articles you post as a attack on you, I'm just trying to clarify the content they represent. I'd prefer you share them so more people can see them and hopefully have their limitations shown.