Coronavirus Mega-Thread.

[Saved]

1 hour ago, zArk said:

Is this lifted from a post 10 months ago? 

 

As I read it I don't feel triggered or on a mad one to argue, it just washes over me.

 

As it bears no relation to real life I know it will resonant with the covidians but not with the normal people

 

That is a good sign of having had your forehead strengthened from vulnerable bone to pure flint. It no longer penetrates and therefore cannot affect emotions and cannot scramble cognitive thinking.

 

The training goes back to way before this particular wave of lies and stupidity.

 

Battle hardened. 

 

Keeping one's heart soft is the hardest part, lest we become like those wanting us dead.

[greatdayforfreedom]

14 hours ago, Macnamara said:

listen to how retarded this is....this woman is clearly vaccine-damaged (i know its not really a vaccine, it's gene therapy). She's had an adverse reaction to the covid injections and now they are trying to claim she has 'long haul covid'!

 

check out the doctor, noah greenspan, who is supposed to be an expert on 'long haul covid'; he looks like a rapper; is he legit or is he a sabbatean? What a clownworld...

 

Fully-vaccinated Detroit nurse, 33, develops ‘long haul COVID’ in extremely rare ‘breakthrough’ case - leaving her so fatigued she has been unable to work for weeks

• Anna Kern, 33, was vaccinated in December, but still contracted COVID-19 in a breakthrough case in April
• By May, Kern was experiencing extreme fatigue and had trouble working her two jobs
• She has since struggled to return to work due to her complications with long haul COVID
• Long haul is a condition where COVID-19 patients still suffer from symptoms of the virus long after recovering
• There is no timetable as to when Kern, or other long haul patients, will recover from the virus 

By Mansur Shaheen For Dailymail.Com

Published: 19:03, 18 June 2021 | Updated: 19:03, 18 June 2021

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9701603/Detroit-nurse-33-fully-vaccinated-develops-long-haul-COVID-rare-breakthrough-case.html

 

 

33  years old. Published at 19:03, updated at 19:03. 

[oddsnsods]

40 minutes ago, Saved said:

In real life conversations - particularly when there is an audience - I welcome these kinds of people. 

 

White chalk always stands out more on a blackboard.

 

I dont, they are  trolling energy vamps, that are fishing looking for easy bait.

One reason I stopped taking this thread seriously & dont post much.

 

[Grumpy Owl]

14 hours ago, Macnamara said:

• By May, Kern was experiencing extreme fatigue and had trouble working her two jobs
• She has since struggled to return to work due to her complications with long haul COVID
• Long haul is a condition where COVID-19 patients still suffer from symptoms of the virus long after recovering

 

If you have recovered from something then you no longer have those symptoms.

 

This 'long Covid' is clearly something else.

 

Anyone remember "yuppie flu" from the 1980s? Sounds strangely similar to me.

 

 

[oddsnsods]

 

[eddy64]

1 hour ago, Saved said:

 

"There are only little cards"

 

And there is the kind of soothing language that a deceiver always uses when grossly underplaying and disguising evil deeds.

 

The size, colour and shape of any card is completely irrelevant. It is either a passport or it is not a passport.

 

One day:

 

"It's only a little ink on the right hand"

 

 

 

yes its a bit odd suddenly this vaccine needs a card to say you've had it when every other vaccination goes on your medical record with no problem.

[Beaujangles]

22 hours ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:

I started school in 1954.

I knew the difference by 1955 and still do.

 

I think the deliberate dumbing down of the populace (especially in the area of schooling), began around 1980.

In the  mid to late 80s my wife and I used to go to what were known as school open evenings, do they still have them?........On one occasion I noticed that in some writing on a blackboard aimed at the class thief the teacher had included the word 'cleptomaniac' (sic).......I couldn't believe my eyes.

 

I agree...it was the 1980's....one of my sons experienced a manic teacher in early nineties...class was asked to do an essay about a pet. We didnt have any pets at the time so my son wrote an essay about having a pet jaguar...!!!  ( Needless to say years later Dora The Explorers brother Diego had a pet jaguar, and they made  TV show about it...but hey) So my son takes his essay back to school to hand it in and later that day he was absolutely vilified by the teacher. She had scratched red pen throughout his story with the words 'this is lies' written on it. She humiliated him in class and told the kids that they must do what is asked and not invent stuff...My son was devastated at the time and it prompted me to visit the bitch at the school. I gave the Canadian cow a bit of British wrath I can tell you. Asked her what happened to praising innovation, imagination, creativity and the ability to think for oneself!!! She told me it was to be about a pet!! I said ''he doesnt have a facking pet...so he invented one.... would you have preferred he didnt do his homework?''

 

Since that very day which has remained deeply imprinted in my sons memories, he has left school and self taught himself everything he knows. He works remotely and is doing amazingly well and is currently investing in property down south. He says that the day that twat of a teacher did that it set the pace for him never to pay attention to anyone and to trust his own initiative... So Mrs Scott wherever you are - you prompted success from your downright bullying manipulative forced curriculum that prevents kids questioning and using their intelligence. Hope you have got the vaccine....and the follow up. My son is not getting any. End.

Edited June 19, 2021 by Beaujangles

[Beaujangles]

22 hours ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:

I started school in 1954.

I knew the difference by 1955 and still do.

 

I think the deliberate dumbing down of the populace (especially in the area of schooling), began around 1980.

In the  mid to late 80s my wife and I used to go to what were known as school open evenings, do they still have them?........On one occasion I noticed that in some writing on a blackboard aimed at the class thief the teacher had included the word 'cleptomaniac' (sic).......I couldn't believe my eyes.

 

 

Just to add to the continuum of brainwashing in schools... My near 5 year old granddaughter goes to a Catholic School here in Canada. Her mothers choice. ( DIL). I was walking to the park, just me and my granddaughter this week and I said " How are you liking school?" She replied " I hate it, they keep saying the same things that I already know because they tell me all the time."  I asked her what that was... She said " They keep talking about Jesus...and I already know about Jesus because they have told me already.... he loves us and wants us to do good....but Nana... I want to learn about butterflies and birds and things like that. All they do is talk about things that I already know or dont want to know about..."

 

At first I was a bit speechless, which is unusual for me!!!

 

So then she said... but at least I can see my friends and have some fun there when I go back after this sickness ..but no one is sick my friends arent sick and their parents arent sick - so I dont know whats going on. I said " Well sometimes people get things wrong and when you get older you will see that a lot - so just be you and ask lots of questions ok" 

 

She gave me a big hug and said " You are my best friend"  haha made my day....

 

 

[Pina Colada]

6 minutes ago, Beaujangles said:

 

 

Just to add to the continuum of brainwashing in schools... My near 5 year old granddaughter goes to a Catholic School here in Canada. Her mothers choice. ( DIL). I was walking to the park, just me and my granddaughter this week and I said " How are you liking school?" She replied " I hate it, they keep saying the same things that I already know because they tell me all the time."  I asked her what that was... She said " They keep talking about Jesus...and I already know about Jesus because they have told me already.... he loves us and wants us to do good....but Nana... I want to learn about butterflies and birds and things like that. All they do is talk about things that I already know or dont want to know about..."

 

At first I was a bit speechless, which is unusual for me!!!

 

So then she said... but at least I can see my friends and have some fun there when I go back after this sickness ..but no one is sick my friends arent sick and their parents arent sick - so I dont know whats going on. I said " Well sometimes people get things wrong and when you get older you will see that a lot - so just be you and ask lots of questions ok" 

 

She gave me a big hug and said " You are my best friend"  haha made my day....

 

 

Bless her, I love the 'just be you and keep asking questions'. Get her to grow flowers that attract butterflies I don't know what grows in Canada but butterflies love purple flowers!!!!

 

[Cassady]

25 minutes ago, Beaujangles said:

 

I agree...it was the 1980's....one of my sons experienced a manic teacher in early nineties...class was asked to do an essay about a pet. We didnt have any pets at the time so my son wrote an essay about having a pet jaguar...!!!  ( Needless to say years later Dora The Explorers brother Diego had a pet jaguar, and they made  TV show about it...but hey) So my son takes his essay back to school to hand it in and later that day he was absolutely vilified by the teacher. She had scratched red pen throughout his story with the words 'this is lies' written on it. She humiliated him in class and told the kids that they must do what is asked and not invent stuff...My son was devastated at the time and it prompted me to visit the bitch at the school. I gave the Canadian cow a bit of British wrath I can tell you. Asked her what happened to praising innovation, imagination, creativity and the ability to think for oneself!!! She told me it was to be about a pet!! I said ''he doesnt have a facking pet...so he invented one.... would you have preferred he didnt do his homework?''

 

Since that very day which has remained deeply imprinted in my sons memories, he has left school and self taught himself everything he knows. He works remotely and is doing amazingly well and is currently investing in property down south. He says that the day that twat of a teacher did that it set the pace for him never to pay attention to anyone and to trust his own initiative... So Mrs Scott wherever you are - you prompted success from your downright bullying manipulative forced curriculum that prevents kids questioning and using their intelligence. Hope you have got the vaccine....and the follow up. My son is not getting any. End.

 

That reminds me of something that happened to me in junior school. The teacher told us all to paint the countryside as a group on a massive piece of paper . I was put on sky duty and when I started to paint the white paper blue from the top to meet the grassy hills I got a bollocking . Hang on . Is that what it's like in reality ? 

Edited June 19, 2021 by Cassady
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[whatthefoxhat]

1 hour ago, bamboozooka said:

if you detest twitter so much why bother wasting energy typing a reply you have no interest in.

 

thats a bit like those amazon users that get asked a question on a product they have bought like (does it include batteries) and reply with "i don't know i haven't used it yet".

 

a pointless reply someone felt the urge to type.

 

Why do people bother posting links with no explanation assuming people will automatically click on them and be able to see wtf they are about ? Same with a lot of you tube videos no explanation just an assumption people will click on them and find out themselves when very often the video is removed

I commented because it looked like a 6 year old had written it ,YOU jumped in to its defence and i still have no idea what it was about and care even less but that wasn't enough for you was it,you have to argue your point like a scolded child because someone didn't like a post you DID like.This gets us nowhere and i will continue to sigh and roll my eyes when i see posts written in pictograms much the same as i do when people seem only able to communicate with memes.They are examples of how people have been and continue to be infantilised .There is a time and a place for both,but trying to convey information about something as deadly serious as the current crop of death and destruction with a set of cartoon pictograms insults a lot of peoples intelligence

[Doc]

Saw this lovely painting on Twitter the other day. Reminds me somewhat of that Vigo the Carpathian from Ghostbusters 2.

 

[The Old Knight]

14th June Update:

 

[Beaujangles]

Just now, Pina Colada said:

Bless her, I love the 'just be you and keep asking questions'. Get her to grow flowers that attract butterflies I don't know what grows in Canada but butterflies love purple flowers!!!!

 

 

Funny you should say that... while at the park we were picking daisies and clover... the purple and white and pink clover was there, my granddaughter was in her element. She is very strong willed and comes out with things like no other child Ive known and Ive had some forthright kids of my own haha.  She did a drawing for me one day...and I said " Oh Ill put that on my fridge, can you put your name on it?" ( I have other grandkids so was wanting to distinguish as time went on as I keep all their stuff) My granddaughter promptly replied... " You saw me do it - so why do you need me to put my name on it...?"    haha speechless again... made speechless by a five year old is becoming a regular theme these days ....LOL

 

This is the same granddaughter that refused to wear a mask... and has figured out there is no ''sickness''...  ( must be a genetic predisposition...!!! )

[Beaujangles]

8 minutes ago, Cassady said:

 

That reminds me of something that happened to me in junior school. The teacher told us all to paint the countryside as a group on a massive piece of paper . I was put on sky duty and when I started to paint the white paper blue from the top to meet the grassy hills I got a bollocking . Hang on . Is that what it's like in reality ? 

 

What did they expect you to paint?

[whatthefoxhat]

2 minutes ago, The Old Knight said:

14th June Update:

 

Maybe a silly question as the clue is in the title,but. anyone know what the brand unspecified is ? is this trials of vaccines no one seen yet or jabs that are yet to be authorised under emergency use legislation or Johnson  & Johnson etc ?

[Beaujangles]

15 hours ago, Macnamara said:

listen to how retarded this is....this woman is clearly vaccine-damaged (i know its not really a vaccine, it's gene therapy). She's had an adverse reaction to the covid injections and now they are trying to claim she has 'long haul covid'!

 

check out the doctor, noah greenspan, who is supposed to be an expert on 'long haul covid'; he looks like a rapper; is he legit or is he a sabbatean? What a clownworld...

 

Fully-vaccinated Detroit nurse, 33, develops ‘long haul COVID’ in extremely rare ‘breakthrough’ case - leaving her so fatigued she has been unable to work for weeks

• Anna Kern, 33, was vaccinated in December, but still contracted COVID-19 in a breakthrough case in April
• By May, Kern was experiencing extreme fatigue and had trouble working her two jobs
• She has since struggled to return to work due to her complications with long haul COVID
• Long haul is a condition where COVID-19 patients still suffer from symptoms of the virus long after recovering
• There is no timetable as to when Kern, or other long haul patients, will recover from the virus 

By Mansur Shaheen For Dailymail.Com

Published: 19:03, 18 June 2021 | Updated: 19:03, 18 June 2021

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9701603/Detroit-nurse-33-fully-vaccinated-develops-long-haul-COVID-rare-breakthrough-case.html

 

It is also common for people to get fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome from any virus...and also from certain antibiotics that are given during bacterial infections such as sinusitis, pneumonia and the like. This extreme fatigue suggests Fibro or CFS to me... which can go on for ages...and forever in some cases. I think they are putting 'covid' to many common ailments that have been around for eons.... not to forget that vaccine which contains Gad knows what!!!

[Pina Colada]

15 minutes ago, Beaujangles said:

 

Funny you should say that... while at the park we were picking daisies and clover... the purple and white and pink clover was there, my granddaughter was in her element. She is very strong willed and comes out with things like no other child Ive known and Ive had some forthright kids of my own haha.  She did a drawing for me one day...and I said " Oh Ill put that on my fridge, can you put your name on it?" ( I have other grandkids so was wanting to distinguish as time went on as I keep all their stuff) My granddaughter promptly replied... " You saw me do it - so why do you need me to put my name on it...?"    haha speechless again... made speechless by a five year old is becoming a regular theme these days ....LOL

 

This is the same granddaughter that refused to wear a mask... and has figured out there is no ''sickness''...  ( must be a genetic predisposition...!!! )

Out of likes ❤

[The Old Knight]

9 minutes ago, whatthefoxhat said:

Maybe a silly question as the clue is in the title,but. anyone know what the brand unspecified is ? is this trials of vaccines no one seen yet or jabs that are yet to be authorised under emergency use legislation or Johnson  & Johnson etc ?

 

Haven't found anything myself although I haven't had a proper look for it. 

 

Direct link to the vaccine stats I used in above post: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-reactions

[whatthefoxhat]

2 minutes ago, Beaujangles said:

 

It is also common for people to get fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome from any virus...and also from certain antibiotics that are given during bacterial infections such as sinusitis, pneumonia and the like. This extreme fatigue suggests Fibro or CFS to me... which can go on for ages...and forever in some cases. I think they are putting 'covid' to many common ailments that have been around for eons.... not to forget that vaccine which contains Gad knows what!!!

As evidenced by the BBC's recent attempt at rebranding hayfever as a symptom of one of the scariants,It seems as if each week we are treated to another set of symptoms to 'watch out for' which will be indicative of covid or its many offspring ,I would think by now virtually every disease known to man shares symptoms with covid or a scariant,and all designed to keep the masses fear levels up and resistance to the lies down

[alexa]

16 hours ago, Fluke said:

I fear it's going to get much darker in the coming months especially against those not wanting the vaccine. 

 

While I'm not a Christian i don't think it would be a bad thing for people to call on their religious and spiritual inclinations to help us get through some of this. Hopefully darkness before dawn and all of that jazz. 

 

 

 

 

Absolutely, what harm can it do, except maybe save your soul, the only thing is to fear God, nothing else, not even death.

[Beaujangles]

5 hours ago, ally_uk said:

4: the vaccines haven't been tested long enough.  Contrary to popular belief, most of the groundwork for this vaccine was already done in the last 20 years, as much work was done on a SARS vaccine, also a coronavirus, so it wasn't as rushed as people think.  Also people freak out about the DNA/RNA in the vaccine when this material is completely removed from your body within 48 hours of the injection.  All that remains are the antibodies your own body has created, there's nothing in the vaccine that can create long term side effects.  Conversely, we KNOW that covid causes long term neurological and cardiovascular damage, yet some people seem happy to risk getting covid. 
5: deaths and serious injury caused by vaccines- the deaths and illness in the vaccinated is no higher than the unvaccinated.  This is simply  incorrect. The occasional adverse reaction has happened, but no more than happens in people taking paracetamol or ibuprofen as prescribed.  The side effects on those common tablets list death/internal bleeding as a possible outcome but it doesn't stop people taking them, and there is no media attention in that, ask yourself why? It's because it is so rare.  The media focus is only on the vaccine which is as safe, or even safer than these common medicines
6: nobody is expected to get top up jabs, or any jab, it's a free choice 
7:vaccine passports do not actually exist.  There are only little cards that show you had the vaccine and if businesses are asking to see them, that's up to them, they can refuse entry to anyone they want, it's their business.  This hasn't been rolled out by the government, it's not a law but businesses can and will do what they want and have a right to protect their staff
8: The emergency lockdown thing has already started being reversed. Look outside, look at the pubs and restaurants open etc.  The extent/presence of lockdowns is proportional to the number of deaths/hospitalisations being caused by covid and that makes sense.  If they wanted us in perpetual lockdown they wouldn't have everything open right now.  Simple logic
And yes, the people who believe all that crap above believe in a conspiracy theory, and it's a load of rubbish

 

Not wanting to be rude....but do you even think or research anything before you type? Sticking ones head in the sand is one thing...but actually expecting people to believe the above when clearly it isnt the case is rather ominous... 

 

You are clearly not a molecular biologist or such...and putting what you have written out there as truth is expecting to be lambasted tbh.

 

It's one thing putting out something that is still up for debate...but that is not the case with your post...if you dont mind me saying. Suggesting everything is bullshit and blowing kisses right after is provoking....to say the least.

 

 

Edited June 19, 2021 by Beaujangles

[whatthefoxhat]

1 minute ago, The Old Knight said:

 

Haven't found anything myself although I haven't had a proper look for it. 

 

Direct link to the vaccine stats I used in above post: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-reactions

I've looked myself but there is never any explanation as to what 'brand unspecified' is .It's a rather generic term which i feel is being used to cover 'something' but what that is i don't seem to be able to find out,whatever it is one of its side effects is death same as all the others.

Do people know which one they are being given at the time of injection ? or is it a lottery as to which one you'll get ? i know people seem to know which ones they have got from listening to the jabbed start their inevitable pissing contest when comparing side effects but i know nothing of the procedure for obtaining your miracle in a syringe apart from a few videos i've seen of jab centres in operation and people relating how they are bombarded with texts/letters/calls etc 'inviting' them.

I personally think these are drugs trials results and are only reported because they have to,but any further information is sadly lacking

[Michael]

16 minutes ago, whatthefoxhat said:

 

Do people know which one they are being given at the time of injection ? or is it a lottery as to which one you'll get ?

 

In most cases you dont know which one you will get until you arrive there.

Many people that got that jab and get asked which one they got cannot even recall.

 

I mean it probably doesen't matter which poison you pick, but it also says a lot how indifferent these care workers are towards those who they inject and same goes for the injected. If you cannot recall what you got, you have neither any idea of what just got shot into your arm, nor do you show any care, as long as you are told its against Covid, lol.

[Roscommon]

1 hour ago, whatthefoxhat said:

Why do people bother posting links with no explanation assuming people will automatically click on them and be able to see wtf they are about ? Same with a lot of you tube videos no explanation just an assumption people will click on them and find out themselves when very often the video is removed

I commented because it looked like a 6 year old had written it ,YOU jumped in to its defence and i still have no idea what it was about and care even less but that wasn't enough for you was it,you have to argue your point like a scolded child because someone didn't like a post you DID like.This gets us nowhere and i will continue to sigh and roll my eyes when i see posts written in pictograms much the same as i do when people seem only able to communicate with memes.They are examples of how people have been and continue to be infantilised .There is a time and a place for both,but trying to convey information about something as deadly serious as the current crop of death and destruction with a set of cartoon pictograms insults a lot of peoples intelligence

The first tweet explained basically what it was about.

If you had have read the other tweets you would have found no more wee pictures and some very interesting information regarding the disinformation being pounded onto the Irish population, with many links attached.

The person who posted the original tweet asked for the information (via the first tweet) to be shared as much as possible, I was merely obliging.