COVID-19 (Aka China Virus)

[HeyEng]

On 6/14/2024 at 8:15 PM, gearhog said:

Unbelievable. The United States of America at the national level, is led entirely by assholes. It can't be saved. Only reset.

More information on the psyops campaign against the Sinovax.

Facebook actually found out about the disinformation campaign and complained to the Pentagon about it since it fostered vaccine hesitancy but the Pentagon promised that it was only directed against China even though many people suffered in the Philippines and the Middle East.

These countries would have gotten the Sinovax for free but instead were coerced into buying the Pfizer vaccine.

 

[TreeA10]

Article on Fauci, COVID, and big pharma.

https://tomklingenstein.com/fauci-was-just-a-symptom/

 

[tac airlifter]

1 hour ago, TreeA10 said:

Article on Fauci, COVID, and big pharma.

https://tomklingenstein.com/fauci-was-just-a-symptom/

 

Good article, thanks for posting.  Fauci should be in prison.  It wouldn't fix much now, but it would start turning the government towards accountability.

[Biff_T]

Long live COVID!!!!  

 

[ClearedHot]

 

[BashiChuni]

TRUST THE SCIENCE 

[FourFans]

When a doctor tells him to wear one, he'll wear one. 

***whisper*** he doesn't interact with any real doctors

Edited July 19 by FourFans

[ClearedHot]

I know Geary from a few ops down range and some interactions around the staff. I heard the negative stories when he left command and had no idea what really happened, figured he was just a toxic leader, crazy what he had to deal with.  COVID Vaccine on day one of BUDS and you wonder why 100 people quit within 72 hours...Fing Crazy.

 

[uhhello]

4 hours ago, ClearedHot said:

I know Geary from a few ops down range and some interactions around the staff. I heard the negative stories when he left command and had no idea what really happened, figured he was just a toxic leader, crazy what he had to deal with.  COVID Vaccine on day one of BUDS and you wonder why 100 people quit within 72 hours...Fing Crazy.

 

Whole episode was pretty crazy

[herkbum]

I finished this interview this morning, it’s almost 6 hrs. The dude appears to have his shit together. Also, really impressive how he lays out his argument and builds his case.


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[Sim]

so.... 

 

https://oversight.house.gov/release/final-report-covid-select-concludes-2-year-investigation-issues-500-page-final-report-on-lessons-learned-and-the-path-forward/

Quick summary by Grok

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Here's a quick summary of the final report from the U.S. House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic titled "After Action Review of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Lessons Learned and a Path Forward":

 

Origins: The report concludes that the virus likely emerged from a laboratory or research-related incident in Wuhan, China. It criticizes the suppression of the lab-leak theory.

Public Health Measures: The effectiveness of common mitigation measures like social distancing and mask mandates is questioned, with the report suggesting they were not based on hard science. It also notes that prolonged lockdowns caused significant harm, particularly to younger populations.

Vaccine Mandates: The report critiques the implementation of vaccine mandates, arguing they were enforced without sufficient evidence or regard for natural immunity.

Government Response: There's criticism of the federal government's preparation, response, and the oversight of relief funds. It highlights issues with transparency and accountability in public health leadership.

Recommendations: The report serves as a roadmap for future pandemics, suggesting improvements in areas like transparency, scientific research funding, and response strategies.

Miscellaneous: It discusses the impact of the response on mental health, education, and the economy, highlighting negative long-term effects from school closures and other restrictions.

 

This summary touches on the key points as presented by the committee, which is predominantly Republican-led, thus reflecting a particular perspective on the events and responses to the COVID-19 crisis

 

[arg]

Cough cough  Who knew? cough cough

https://www.sott.net/article/433792-Does-nicotine-protect-from-Covid-19-Smokers-seem-less-likely-than-non-smokers-to-become-seriously-ill-from-the-virus