The Covid cure has arrived! (1 Viewer)

[oleronesoftwares]

 

[AccessBlaster]

I like the one in the neck that we can't see.

 

[NauticalGent]

 

[Jon]

Those guys are really good! Great YouTube channel.

 

[Isaac]

One fact that has been easily overlooked about this, is that this report states that the "leak" was in August of 2019 not December of 2019. It was out 4 months longer than people were told.

I have said from the start that there was a virus going through Las Vegas in the Fall of 2019 that was kicking peoples ass for a week. But it was essentially ignored because it was just like an extra bad cold and you were better in a week or 10 days. I would be willing to bet that what we know has Covid-19 is actually the first variant of what was released.

Who in the US remembers the 'Vaping Virus" from a couple years ago? People were getting a mysterious respiratory illness and the only common factor was that they would use a Vape. That virus disappeared when Covid showed up. Also, how many Vape components are made in China?

Food for thought.

I was very interested in that at the time because I was vaping. And how thankful I am that I got out of that which was the strongest habit and the hardest thing I have ever had to break in my life. I now have little nicotine pouches which don't affect my breathing.
(The fact that the Democrats tried to pass a bill that was going to put such an enormous tax on nicotine by the gram which makes no sense for nicotine pouches and would have increased a $5 product to a $20 cost, sending a lot of people back to cigarettes, was really sick and wrong and I'm sure glad Manchin and Sinema save the day).

But I looked into a lot of those cases and it seemed to me like it was almost 100% limited to black market, friend to friend and usually marijuana laced vapes. I think that was the crux of the matter. But I'm still very glad I gave up that habit!
And I am certainly open to the possibility of the theory that you posited, just mentioning some thoughts that I had about it

 

[moke123]

it was almost 100% limited to black market, friend to friend and usually marijuana laced vapes. I think that was the crux of the matter.

 

[Isaac]

we're probably talking about two different things. sounds like what Umpire referred was a specific 'outbreak', which has actual data/facts available; what I am referring to are the fairly rare cases of vape lung which sends people to the emergency room for inability to breathe here and there throughout the last few years. I did a ton of reading on it in order to appease those in my family who wished me to quit, and the gist of what I found was that almost all those cases involved 1) informal markets/venues, 2) THC.

John Hopkins says

However, there has also been an outbreak of lung injuries and deaths associated with vaping. As of Jan. 21, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed 60 deaths in patients with e-cigarette, or vaping, product use associated lung injury (EVALI).

“These cases appear to predominantly affect people who modify their vaping devices or use black market modified e-liquids. This is especially true for vaping products containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC),” explains Blaha.

Stay away from peer-to-peer and THC/vape mixes.
Marijuana is legal in enough places to just drive to the store with a $20 if one must get high.
So IMO, no need to engage the black market..

 

[moke123]

My state is legalized and the THC vape pens sell like crazy at the stores. Back when that panic was happening there were a ton of bootlegs. The real ones sell for about $50 to $70 in the stores. The bootlegs were $20 on the street hence they were everywhere. Those were the ones getting people sick.

 

[Isaac]

I just wonder what the allure is, I guess.

Isn't it functionally easier to just separate the activities, when you can walk into a store and buy a $20 pack of THC gummies?

 

[Umpire]

we're probably talking about two different things. sounds like what Umpire referred was a specific 'outbreak', which has actual data/facts available; what I am referring to are the fairly rare cases of vape lung which sends people to the emergency room for inability to breathe here and there throughout the last few years. I did a ton of reading on it in order to appease those in my family who wished me to quit, and the gist of what I found was that almost all those cases involved 1) informal markets/venues, 2) THC.

John Hopkins says


Stay away from peer-to-peer and THC/vape mixes.
Marijuana is legal in enough places to just drive to the store with a $20 if one must get high.
So IMO, no need to engage the black market..

I think we may be talking about the same thing. When it first came out it was HUGE news. Vaping causes breathing issues! But in typical ever changing news cycles, we (the general public) never heard any more about it. The information about it being caused by counterfeit and contaminated vapes was not distributed nearly as wide. Not being a user nor having family that vapes, I never look into it further.

 

[Umpire]

For whatever reason, the Ministry of "Truth" wanted the public to be anti-vaping and so they frightened the general public. Why non-smokers would be anti-vaping is simply beyond me. The anti-smoking contingent claimed that second hand smoke was deadly to THEM and so it was their right to not be exposed to cigarette smoke (fireplace smoke and pot smoke were OK though) but the water-vapor from vaping is benign and no danger to anyone so why the full court press to cancel vaping is a mystery to me..

Because big Tabaco could not control Vaping and were losing market share to it.

 

[AccessBlaster]

 

[Steve R.]

So what is the secret behind why the monkeys were being transported?

Woman who helped monkeys in Pennsylvania crash experiencing health issues: report

A Pennsylvania woman who came into contact with escaped cynomolgus macaque monkeys following a truck crash outside Danville is reportedly experiencing health problems.

www.foxnews.com

On her Facebook page, Fallon said her symptoms were like those from COVID-19.

The CDC said it was providing "technical assistance" to the Pennsylvania State Police, and Valley Township firefighters used thermal imaging to try to locate the animals.

WNEP said Monday that state police, the Department of Health and the CDC decided together that it was best to euthanize the animals due to the public health risk and that the driver of the truck hauling the monkeys had received a ticket. (emphasis added)

This is similar to many conspiracy movies, a seemingly small incident is really an undisclosed major threat and the authorities are attempting to clean-it up before it actually becomes a full-blown incident.

 

[AccessBlaster]

Yeah I was thinking about posting that story. Most folks are okay with the origins of the original virus so they probably won't get to worked up about a few test monkeys escaping from the CDC in the homeland.

 

[AccessBlaster]

Trucker letting Trudeau know who's really in charge, nice!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1486172910217691136

 

[Cronk]

Without truckers we'd all be thinner, naked and sober.

 

[Steve R.]

Spotify to Remove Neil Young Music After He Demanded They Cancel Joe Rogan

Spotify Technology S.A. says it will pull left-wing rocker Neil Young’s music from its platform, The Wall Street Journal reports. The reported move comes just days after Young demanded, in an open letter, that Spotify either remove his music or blacklist Joe Rogan and his popular podcast.

www.breitbart.com

In his letter, which Young posted and promptly removed from his website, the Grammy-winner told his management team and record label he believed Spotify was allowing the spread of “fake information about vaccines.” Young proposed an ultimatum: “They can have Rogan or Young. Not both.”
Spotify chose Rogan.

Good news! Now, for more similar push-back.
What is very concerning is the number on people who do not have have a medical degree continuing to assert that disease related opinions they do not agree with somehow constitute vile "disinformation" that needs to be suppressed. That is censorship.

 

[oleronesoftwares]

@AccessBlaster, funny image, and caption, "businesses now requiring positive covid test as proof of vaccination"

 

[AccessBlaster]

 

[oleronesoftwares]

Without truckers we'd all be thinner, naked and sober.

lol