The one I go to is requiring the same, which makes zero sense since you sit in the chair and then remove the damn thing for the entire visit.
Stupid Theatre.
Politics of Covid 19 Vaccines
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Stupid Theatre.
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Just sneakin' around....
I have a dr. appointment tomorrow. Masks required in the Bean building. So stupid. These same doctors and nurses and staff all go about their normal business mingled with the very same people they see in the office, but outside it's walls, so that's ok and in the office it's somehow a risk.
Curious to know if they're still requiring temperature checks when you go in the building. They did a few months ago.
CDC changed it's complete guidance on the COVID gene injection given that they realized the public was on to them & know they were fraudsters & openly lying; the third line is completely removed, why?
The third bullet below (and in the box above) is completely removed now from CDC site and you must ask yourself why, how come it took so long for this to be removed when we were giving the CDC the data all along that the vaccine was unsafe and what they said was wrong. How come? The issue is that the CDC knows and knew damn well they were lying and that the cells do not break down mRNA and get rid of it in days, no, we have research we gave the CDC showing it (mRNA) remains. They also knew the spike protein does not stay in our bodies for weeks, it stays for months and we argue forever as the studies only ran for months. If it ran for 5 years you will find spike for 5 years. Your immune response will never ever be switched off post vaccine and this will lead to immune exhaustion and many serious side effects.
New docs confirm Pentagon unlawfully forced US service members to take unlicensed COVID shots
Replying to a question about the Defense Department’s possession of Pfizer’s Comirnaty, which in the context of the question can be understood as the FDA approved version of the COVID-19 vaccines, the Defense Logistics Agency responds:
“We began shipping Comirnaty labeled vaccine in June 2022. From the week of June 13, 2022, through the week of August 29, 2022, we will have shipped 9600 doses (160 boxes) of vaccine.”
They did not have anything with a Comirnaty label until June 2022. That’s almost a full year after the DOD vaccine mandate went into effect.
This is an admission that service members were injected exclusively with emergency use authorization products. Today, active duty troops continue to be harassed, threatened, and punished for non compliance with the unlawful order.
Embalmers Are Making Shocking Discoveries in the Blood of the Dead
The clots are said to be white, fibrous, and rubbery and can be the size of a grain of sand or as long as a human leg. They can be as thick as a pinky finger. One embalmer claimed they can be “nearly the strength of steel.” Embalmers across the nation are contending that these clots are not normal.
Some bodies have so many clots that the embalmers are forced to drain blood from several points instead of just one. The embalming process takes roughly two hours but can take four hours if the bodies have a lot of clotting.
“Prior to 2020, 2021, we probably would see somewhere between 5 to 10 percent of the bodies that we would embalm having blood clots,” licensed embalmer Richard Hirschman told The Epoch Times.
Today, Hirschman, who embalms in Alabama, claims that 50% to 70% of the bodies have clots.
“For me to embalm a body without any clots, kind of like how it was in the day, prior to all of this stuff, it’s rare,” Hirschman continued.
“The exception is to embalm a body without clots,” he added.
“They’re not even dead from COVID. They’re dying of sudden heart attacks, strokes, cancers,” Hirschman stated. “It doesn’t seem to matter what these people die of nowadays, so many of them have the same anomalies in their blood.”
No one knows yet if the clots are due to COVID-19, the vaccine, or something else, but embalmers from around the country agree that these specific clots were not seen until recently.
So wife and Daughter went back to the Urgent Care last night, Covid confirmed, although the doc said it has been long enough they should no longer be contagious ... both have sinus infections ... wife has Bronchitis almost pneumonia
Yesterday I noticed that covid czar Ashish Jha was blasphemously invoking religion when he said, “God gave us two arms for two injections.” To be fair, he’s probably more ignorant about religion than malevolent (that guy desperately needs a witness). But he wasn’t well-intentioned; though Jha said it jokily, it was really a clumsy attempt to manipulate Christians into getting even more shots.
Of course Jha completely missed the point of why God created us in the first place (it wasn’t for shots). I honestly hope that he finds the Truth and is saved. But right now he’s practically sprinting toward the hot place.
Anyway, to highlight what Jha was up to, I emphasized the bumbling, manipulative, and sacrilegious nature of Jha’s dumb remark by mixing his secular religion — Branch Covidianism — with his clumsy misunderstanding of true religion, in a way that would be accessible to secular people as well as people of faith, by describing a made-up sacred object, a covid rosary. That edgy image seemed to prompt the brain to consider all the different ways what Jha said was wrong.
Since protestants (like me) work hard NOT to attach religious meaning to manmade stuff, we can sometimes forget that our Catholics brothers and sisters genuinely hold some special items to be sacred, requiring careful handling. A few devout Catholics in the C&C family, who take great comfort and hold sacred significance in their rosaries, were appalled by the Jha joke and they let me know about it, and no mistake. Someone even called the office.
I hope this partial explanation of how I come up with some jokes — always in a hurry, always on an insanely-tight publication deadline — helps folks understand that I was not intentionally careless or irreligious. Just the opposite. In fact, that was the exact point I meant to illustrate about Jha, that his remark was careless and irreligious. I think some folks got it, but for a few people, the rosary’s special status prevented the humor from landing the way it was intended.
One of our terrific commenters found a better joke anyway. If the right arm is for the flu shot, and the left arm is for the covid shot, in what member will Jha take his monkeypox shot? Just asking!
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Of course Jha completely missed the point of why God created us in the first place (it wasn’t for shots). I honestly hope that he finds the Truth and is saved. But right now he’s practically sprinting toward the hot place.
Anyway, to highlight what Jha was up to, I emphasized the bumbling, manipulative, and sacrilegious nature of Jha’s dumb remark by mixing his secular religion — Branch Covidianism — with his clumsy misunderstanding of true religion, in a way that would be accessible to secular people as well as people of faith, by describing a made-up sacred object, a covid rosary. That edgy image seemed to prompt the brain to consider all the different ways what Jha said was wrong.
Since protestants (like me) work hard NOT to attach religious meaning to manmade stuff, we can sometimes forget that our Catholics brothers and sisters genuinely hold some special items to be sacred, requiring careful handling. A few devout Catholics in the C&C family, who take great comfort and hold sacred significance in their rosaries, were appalled by the Jha joke and they let me know about it, and no mistake. Someone even called the office.
I hope this partial explanation of how I come up with some jokes — always in a hurry, always on an insanely-tight publication deadline — helps folks understand that I was not intentionally careless or irreligious. Just the opposite. In fact, that was the exact point I meant to illustrate about Jha, that his remark was careless and irreligious. I think some folks got it, but for a few people, the rosary’s special status prevented the humor from landing the way it was intended.
One of our terrific commenters found a better joke anyway. If the right arm is for the flu shot, and the left arm is for the covid shot, in what member will Jha take his monkeypox shot? Just asking!
☕️ Coffee & Covid ☙ Thursday, September 8, 2022 ☙ RE-CHALLENGE 🦠
Liz Truss breaks bad in Britain; bad news for jabbed kids in the UK data; more celebrity and athlete SADS; Steve Kirsch is on a rampage over a new whistleblower report; today's coolest video; more.
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Finally! I’ve been waiting FOREVER for someone to do a comparative blood study of jabbed versus unjabbed blood, and yesterday, the Epoch Times — which has been tearing the vaccines a new one lately — ran a story headlined, “Study Found ‘Foreign Metal-Like Objects’ in 94 Percent of Sample Group of Symptomatic People Who Took mRNA Vaccines: Italian Doctors.”The sub-head explains, “Among a study sample of over 1,000 people who developed symptoms, researchers found ‘graphene-family super-structures’.”
The study published in the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research last month, and is titled “Dark-Field Microscopic Analysis on the Blood of 1,006 Symptomatic Persons After Anti-COVID mRNA Injections from Pfizer/BioNtech or Moderna.”
Out of 1,006 patients analyzed, researchers found only 58 had a normal blood profile. In other words, 95% of the thousand patients had abnormal blood following the injections. The researchers had access to pre-injection blood samples so were able to accurately compare the patients’ blood before/after.
This is a mild example of what they found in one of the 950 of cases:
Before Injection After Injection
The study explained the visible differences:
In other words, in the “after” image, the patient’s blood cells look “sticky,” which is exactly what you don’t want. Blood cells should be smooth and easily slide off each other. Sticky blood leads to clumping which leads to clotting. Blood cells should also be nicely disc-shaped, but the “after” photo shows the blood cells assuming a variety of distorted shapes. Discs are designed to easily slide through veins and capillaries. When the cells are oddly and unevenly shaped, they can hook onto each other, blocking veins and capillaries.
There’s also a weird structure visible in the “after” picture. The researchers noted such abnormal structures were common in the samples. They found these aberrant structures in three main types: smooth “butterfly-like” structures, complex crystalline structures, and tubular structures. They also noted the presence of what appear to be graphene particles interacting with blood cells:
None of the structures or particulates were present in the patients’ “before” blood samples.
Here’s the study’s conclusion, which speaks for itself:
I’d be remiss if I didn’t highlight the fact that the 1,006 study participants were all experiencing symptoms of vaccine injury, so these results aren’t evidence of what anyone is facing who took the injections and feels fine. But it’s very significant anyway, providing evidence of CAUSATION between the jabs and the variety of strange illnesses people are suddenly and unexpectedly experiencing after taking the shots.
In other words, Sudden Adult Death Syndrome might be a little less baffling now. This kind of study is easy to reproduce. If the researchers are wrong, they could be disproven in a few days. If only we had a giant, well-funded health bureaucracy that could follow up on something like this, dangit.
☕️ Coffee & Covid ☙ Wednesday, September 7, 2022 ☙ FLATTENED 🦠
Biden finds new words; court orders Biden and Fauci to hand over docs; Californians steaming over power policy; EU flattening a new curve; anchor strokes out on air; Ashish Jha finds religion; more.
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the poor dad
So we weren’t that far off when originally saying the vaccine was a tracking device - apparently the metals are there to make the magnetometer buzz....
The sub-head explains, “Among a study sample of over 1,000 people who developed symptoms, researchers found ‘graphene-family super-structures’.”
The study published in the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research last month, and is titled “Dark-Field Microscopic Analysis on the Blood of 1,006 Symptomatic Persons After Anti-COVID mRNA Injections from Pfizer/BioNtech or Moderna.”
Out of 1,006 patients analyzed, researchers found only 58 had a normal blood profile. In other words, 95% of the thousand patients had abnormal blood following the injections. The researchers had access to pre-injection blood samples so were able to accurately compare the patients’ blood before/after.
This is a mild example of what they found in one of the 950 of cases:
Before Injection After Injection
The study explained the visible differences:
In other words, in the “after” image, the patient’s blood cells look “sticky,” which is exactly what you don’t want. Blood cells should be smooth and easily slide off each other. Sticky blood leads to clumping which leads to clotting. Blood cells should also be nicely disc-shaped, but the “after” photo shows the blood cells assuming a variety of distorted shapes. Discs are designed to easily slide through veins and capillaries. When the cells are oddly and unevenly shaped, they can hook onto each other, blocking veins and capillaries.
There’s also a weird structure visible in the “after” picture. The researchers noted such abnormal structures were common in the samples. They found these aberrant structures in three main types: smooth “butterfly-like” structures, complex crystalline structures, and tubular structures. They also noted the presence of what appear to be graphene particles interacting with blood cells:
None of the structures or particulates were present in the patients’ “before” blood samples.
Here’s the study’s conclusion, which speaks for itself:
I’d be remiss if I didn’t highlight the fact that the 1,006 study participants were all experiencing symptoms of vaccine injury, so these results aren’t evidence of what anyone is facing who took the injections and feels fine. But it’s very significant anyway, providing evidence of CAUSATION between the jabs and the variety of strange illnesses people are suddenly and unexpectedly experiencing after taking the shots.
In other words, Sudden Adult Death Syndrome might be a little less baffling now. This kind of study is easy to reproduce. If the researchers are wrong, they could be disproven in a few days. If only we had a giant, well-funded health bureaucracy that could follow up on something like this, dangit.
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The OAS embargo has obviously lifted, telling us much about the current state of the narrative. Yesterday, ABC News ran a story headlined, “What You Need to Know About ‘Original Antigenic Sin’ With Fall COVID Boosters Around the Corner.”It’s IN THE HEADLINE. I bet you never thought you’d see THAT headline. Here’s the very first paragraph from ABC’s article:
My goodness. That might make some people hesitate! They might wait to see what happens! And … guess who is on the OAS bandwagon now? Vaccine expert Dr. Paul Offit, that’s who. He was quoted for the story:
Of course, Offit knew about OAS all along. He’s acting like he suddenly discovered it now, though. But what does it mean? Have a gander at this alarming little nugget from about midway down ABC’s article:
A potential backfire! That doesn’t sound too good. And then — throwing all vaccine hesitancy caution to the wind — the article quoted an expert who pondered about exactly how often people should be boosting anyways:
The BEST boosts are INFREQUENT! That’s not good for business. And it’s not what the CDC says, either.
Then, for balance, the article quoted some experts who waved off the OAS concerns, explaining that if we have a variant-specific booster, OF COURSE we would want to use that. That doctor also said she doesn’t “really think immune imprinting poses a threat.” She doesn’t THINK so; not exactly a strong position. Another expert, Dr. Paul Goepfert, told ABC, “I suspect that we’re still going to do very well against severe disease and hospitalization” — even if OAS does take a toll.
He SUSPECTS. That sounds a lot more hopeful than certain. Science.
C&C discussed original antigenic sin over a year ago, while the corporate media embargo on OAS chatter was in full effect. Something’s obviously changed in the narrative, we can see that, in a slew of other current events including Fauci’s abrupt resignation.
But what can we learn from ABC’s OAS article, about the NARRATIVE? I’ll make three observations.
First — obviously — the embargo is now lifted on facts that might cause “vaccine hesitancy.” That’s interesting.
Second, corporate media clearly hasn’t been compelled to push the new hybrid booster shots every chance they get. That’s also interesting, and probably not what you thought was coming.
But third, the article was “balanced” — in the pre-covid media tradition — in that it raised a provocative issue, and then quoted QUALIFIED expert opinions on both sides, leaving the thinking part up to the reader. Imagine that, they DO believe we can think for ourselves. At least, about this. And what THAT means is that the current narrative payload no longer includes covid theater.
In other words, it looks like the narrative makers have abandoned covid as a way to manipulate our feelings, leaving corporate media to do what it wants with the virus.
Fascinating. You with me so far?
☕️ Coffee & Covid ☙ Saturday, September 10, 2022 ☙ BACKFIRED 🦠
Corporate media hesitates on boosters; original antigenic sin back; Texas investigates trans kids' parents; a telling Sheriff Judd comment on Disney; Biden Raid case update; explosive Dutch study...
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They Fired Hundreds of Unvaxxed Nurses in Minnesota, and Now Thousands Are Going on Strike
In Minnesota, employees from several different health systems refused to vaccinate, resulting in their termination. While most employees from these systems did get vaccinated, systems saw double-digit percentages among the staff, and the bloodletting began. The Mayo Clinic, in particular, fired 700 staffers.
The decision to fire nurses in an already unstable hospital environment caused a massive backfire, so much so that FEMA had to get involved to assist in the transportation of patients.
Now, thanks to the horrendous working conditions brought on by short-staffed hospitals, nurses in Minnesota are going on strike by the thousands.
According to The Hill, some 15,000 nurses are forming what is becoming the largest private-sector nurses’ strike in U.S. history: