CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Rigggggghhhhhhhht!
Regarding Covid
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BlackSmith
Uncivil
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Walking in down town areas or observing the homeless, that would be affirmative.
BlackSmith
Uncivil
Just in time for the midterms...
“Dr. Anthony Fauci, the chief medical adviser for President Biden, said in an interview published Tuesday that the U.S. is almost past the "full-blown" pandemic phase of the coronavirus and said he hopes that all virus-related restrictions could wind down in a few months.”
Guess that’s a wrap for the Tik Tok nurses.
“Dr. Anthony Fauci, the chief medical adviser for President Biden, said in an interview published Tuesday that the U.S. is almost past the "full-blown" pandemic phase of the coronavirus and said he hopes that all virus-related restrictions could wind down in a few months.”
Guess that’s a wrap for the Tik Tok nurses.
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
excerpts:
Dr. Peter McCullough: Omicron, we’ve now learned, is carving out a large ecological
niche. It’s the most highly mutated form of the virus. It has 30 mutations in the spike
protein, 10 in the receptor binding domain, deletions and actually one insertion, which is
rare. So there’s some new code that’s in the receptor binding domain of the spike
protein. And we’ve learned that while it’s transmissibility is lower than Delta by
modeling, by Dr. Fantini in France. The wild type was a transmissibility index on a
relative scale of 2, Delta was 10. This is coming in at 4. But the reason why Omicron is
carving out this large ecological niche is it’s competing directly with Delta. And what we
learned from a paper from Hong Kong University is that it can replicate 70 times faster
than Delta. So basically, Omicron is out-replicating Delta. And in a paper by Khan and
colleagues from the African Research Institute, they’ve demonstrated that Omicron
quickly develops immunity in an individual to Delta.
So it’s closing the immunologic door on Delta. So not only is it out competing Delta for
the next host, but then is actually shutting off the ability of Delta to spread. So I
anticipate now the Delta outbreak is going to be brought to a very quick close. Which is
actually wonderful because Delta was a very hard and long outbreak. Many patients lost
their lives. It attacked younger people. And I think Delta was the hardest to treat of all of
them, as a treating doctor. Now Omicron, very different. We are seeing reports- there
was a report by Abdullah and colleagues from South Africa showing that the inpatient
mortality with Omicron shockingly was 1%.
We’ve never seen that. The contemporary ICU mortality in the US stop COVID program
is 30%. We know from the federally funded IV network published in JAMA, first author
10-40 and colleagues, that the overall inpatient mortality through the publication point,
which I believe was September, they had 45% Delta in the 10-40 study in JAMA. That
the inpatient mortality for fully vaccinated was between 6 and 7% and for unvaccinated
between 8 and 9%. Let me tell you, 1% all comers in the Abdullah data from South
Africa is a giant difference. And as I’ve pointed out in so many of the manuscripts, these
patients who get hospitalized, they don’t receive any early treatment. So if we actually
could identify and triage high risk Omicron patients and treat them early, we could get to
basically 0% mortality very quickly.
Dr. Peter McCullough: Omicron, we’ve now learned, is carving out a large ecological
niche. It’s the most highly mutated form of the virus. It has 30 mutations in the spike
protein, 10 in the receptor binding domain, deletions and actually one insertion, which is
rare. So there’s some new code that’s in the receptor binding domain of the spike
protein. And we’ve learned that while it’s transmissibility is lower than Delta by
modeling, by Dr. Fantini in France. The wild type was a transmissibility index on a
relative scale of 2, Delta was 10. This is coming in at 4. But the reason why Omicron is
carving out this large ecological niche is it’s competing directly with Delta. And what we
learned from a paper from Hong Kong University is that it can replicate 70 times faster
than Delta. So basically, Omicron is out-replicating Delta. And in a paper by Khan and
colleagues from the African Research Institute, they’ve demonstrated that Omicron
quickly develops immunity in an individual to Delta.
So it’s closing the immunologic door on Delta. So not only is it out competing Delta for
the next host, but then is actually shutting off the ability of Delta to spread. So I
anticipate now the Delta outbreak is going to be brought to a very quick close. Which is
actually wonderful because Delta was a very hard and long outbreak. Many patients lost
their lives. It attacked younger people. And I think Delta was the hardest to treat of all of
them, as a treating doctor. Now Omicron, very different. We are seeing reports- there
was a report by Abdullah and colleagues from South Africa showing that the inpatient
mortality with Omicron shockingly was 1%.
We’ve never seen that. The contemporary ICU mortality in the US stop COVID program
is 30%. We know from the federally funded IV network published in JAMA, first author
10-40 and colleagues, that the overall inpatient mortality through the publication point,
which I believe was September, they had 45% Delta in the 10-40 study in JAMA. That
the inpatient mortality for fully vaccinated was between 6 and 7% and for unvaccinated
between 8 and 9%. Let me tell you, 1% all comers in the Abdullah data from South
Africa is a giant difference. And as I’ve pointed out in so many of the manuscripts, these
patients who get hospitalized, they don’t receive any early treatment. So if we actually
could identify and triage high risk Omicron patients and treat them early, we could get to
basically 0% mortality very quickly.
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
Within DMED exists the Defense Medical Surveillance
System (DMSS), which contains up-to-date and historic data on diseases, medical
events, and on Department of Defense personnel. The database is similar to VAERS,
but it only applies to DoD military personnel, and only medical providers can enter
information into the system. The DMSS contains five-year-average information from
dozens of diseases and medical disorders.
The current data reflects diseases in 2021 through the tenth month only. All data reflects
reporting from January through November 2021. Annual cases are average over the
past five years.
● Myocardial Infarction/Heart Attack rose 269% from 612 annual cases to YTD
1,650.
● Myocarditis rose 285% from 127 annual cases to YTD 363.
● Pulmonary embolisms 467% from 746 annual cases to YTD 3,489,
● Cerebral infarction rose 393% with current YTD 3,438.
● Bell’s Palsy rose 319% with current YTD 1,470.
● Guillain-Barre Syndrome rose 250% with current YTD 3,635.
● Immunodeficiencies rose 275% with current YTD 3,172.
● Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura rose 322% with current YTD 564.
● Multiple Sclerosis/Demyelinating Diagnosis rose 487% with current YTD 3,444.
● Neoplasms (tissue growth, often cancer precursor) rose 296% with current YTD
114,645.
● Nontraumatic Subarachnoid Hemorrhage/ICH rose 312% with current YTD
1,858.
● Spontaneous Abortion/Miscarriage rose 306% with current YTD 4,602.
● Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation rose 1,175% from 7 annual cases to
YTD 87.
● HIV rose 590% from 454 annual cases to YTD 2,681.
● Chest pain rose 1,529% from 4,892 annual cases to YTD 74,813 individuals.
● Dyspnea/Difficult or labored breathing rose 905% from 4,968 annual cases to
YTD 44,990.
With that data, we can’t help but wonder why is the DoD still putting our military service
men and women at risk for these serious health injuries, and how will this affect our
military readiness as so many soldiers are forced to leave the military due to such
serious vaccine-induced health issues?
System (DMSS), which contains up-to-date and historic data on diseases, medical
events, and on Department of Defense personnel. The database is similar to VAERS,
but it only applies to DoD military personnel, and only medical providers can enter
information into the system. The DMSS contains five-year-average information from
dozens of diseases and medical disorders.
The current data reflects diseases in 2021 through the tenth month only. All data reflects
reporting from January through November 2021. Annual cases are average over the
past five years.
● Myocardial Infarction/Heart Attack rose 269% from 612 annual cases to YTD
1,650.
● Myocarditis rose 285% from 127 annual cases to YTD 363.
● Pulmonary embolisms 467% from 746 annual cases to YTD 3,489,
● Cerebral infarction rose 393% with current YTD 3,438.
● Bell’s Palsy rose 319% with current YTD 1,470.
● Guillain-Barre Syndrome rose 250% with current YTD 3,635.
● Immunodeficiencies rose 275% with current YTD 3,172.
● Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura rose 322% with current YTD 564.
● Multiple Sclerosis/Demyelinating Diagnosis rose 487% with current YTD 3,444.
● Neoplasms (tissue growth, often cancer precursor) rose 296% with current YTD
114,645.
● Nontraumatic Subarachnoid Hemorrhage/ICH rose 312% with current YTD
1,858.
● Spontaneous Abortion/Miscarriage rose 306% with current YTD 4,602.
● Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation rose 1,175% from 7 annual cases to
YTD 87.
● HIV rose 590% from 454 annual cases to YTD 2,681.
● Chest pain rose 1,529% from 4,892 annual cases to YTD 74,813 individuals.
● Dyspnea/Difficult or labored breathing rose 905% from 4,968 annual cases to
YTD 44,990.
With that data, we can’t help but wonder why is the DoD still putting our military service
men and women at risk for these serious health injuries, and how will this affect our
military readiness as so many soldiers are forced to leave the military due to such
serious vaccine-induced health issues?
Cobleskill
Treehouser
It was Trump's vaccine, right? He is still touting it as well.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Classic moment yesterday.
Our local health dept on FB streaming live video.
Top guy here orginally from CDC. Pretty much a wanna be Fauci IMHO. Also follows our governor's little whimsy too close IMO. Local goverment figures have a little leash on him. But..
So as they are streaming from our health office. Only two in the room with a cam masked up, 2 minutes in, door behind them opens. Nurse, with out a mask, starts to enter the room. Quickly realizes oops. Shuts door. Health officer starts blabbering, trying to change the scene like, ooops, well, no harm done. Too late kids, its on the web and we saw it.
Our indoor mask mandate is on until the 15th. Then the vaxed can go maskless, but not the Unvaxxed.
Its all crap.
Our local health dept on FB streaming live video.
Top guy here orginally from CDC. Pretty much a wanna be Fauci IMHO. Also follows our governor's little whimsy too close IMO. Local goverment figures have a little leash on him. But..
So as they are streaming from our health office. Only two in the room with a cam masked up, 2 minutes in, door behind them opens. Nurse, with out a mask, starts to enter the room. Quickly realizes oops. Shuts door. Health officer starts blabbering, trying to change the scene like, ooops, well, no harm done. Too late kids, its on the web and we saw it.
Our indoor mask mandate is on until the 15th. Then the vaxed can go maskless, but not the Unvaxxed.
Its all crap.
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
vharrison
Island Girl
Classic
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
Launched: The Reporting Hesitancy Survey #1
Help us identify & solve primary causes of under-reporting of adverse events following vaccination.
marchtwisdale.substack.com
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
my office managers x husband's great niece was thirteen. she was vaxxed on January 28... found dead In bed February 3rd.
autopsy showed enlarged heart and died of heart attack...
coroner writes it down as pre-existing. not related to the vax
though she had a perfectly clean health history.
Family doesn't want to admit they just murdered her, so no VAERS report.
the kids great uncle is an anti vaxxer who tried to warn them.
that's got to be a terrible feeling... parents have it easier staying in denial.
autopsy showed enlarged heart and died of heart attack...
coroner writes it down as pre-existing. not related to the vax
though she had a perfectly clean health history.
Family doesn't want to admit they just murdered her, so no VAERS report.
the kids great uncle is an anti vaxxer who tried to warn them.
that's got to be a terrible feeling... parents have it easier staying in denial.
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
go to 14:15
SeanKroll
Treehouser
My friends have it halfway through their house of 4. Complacency in part.
Not too bad. 8 yo was sick a few days. The mom has it now.
Not too bad. 8 yo was sick a few days. The mom has it now.
Something defeated my A++ immune system. I thought it was the warm spell, but it's more than that. Scratchy throat, and weird feeling lungs is about it. I doubt it's covid, but it's annoying. First I've been sick since getting overheated a couple years ago.
SkwerI
Treehouser
Holy cow! That was a powerful speech!
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
This guy is a complete pro-vaxxer and is blasting the FDA...
I LOVE IT!
I LOVE IT!
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Good one, Scott.
Damn good one! Thanks
Damn good one! Thanks
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Oh, that Gal's speech was beautiful.
She ought to be in office.
She ought to be in office.
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
‘There’s No Law’: Physician Experienced in Investigating Biological Warfare Challenges Medical Board’s Misinformation Allegation/ Epoch Times – Meryl Nass MD
‘There’s No Law’: Physician Experienced in Investigating Biological Warfare Challenges Medical Board’s Misinformation Allegation/ Epoch Times...
merylnassmd.com
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
murphy4trees
TreeHouser
Why don’t some people want to get the vaccine? Here’s why | Musa al-Gharbi
Left-leaning people wonder ‘what’s wrong’ with the unvaccinated. But what if their non-compliance isn’t that surprising?
www.theguardian.com
a pat on the back for those that remain with their heads on straight.... the rest of you can keep telling yourself lies if it helps you to sleep
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