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Not US Gov. -> ""The exposed certificates and other documents were all marked with the name and logo of Coronalab.eu. Although the website appears to be offlin

Not US Gov. -> ""The exposed certificates and other documents were all marked with the name and logo of Coronalab.eu. Although the website appears to be offline, Coronalab is owned by Microbe & Lab, an ISO-certified laboratory based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. According to the NL Times, “CoronaLab is one of the two largest commercial test providers in the Netherlands”.""

yieldcrv 3y ago
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- explaininjs 3y ago
  1. Consider the pandemic response an international hysteria specifically engineered by the global elite to move as much real value up the socioeconomic ladder as possible. 2. Don’t consider the Dutch to be any different. 3. Bingo. The Dutch fit into the diatribe. I don’t understand why you think this would somehow be difficult to contend with.
  - yieldcrv 3y ago
    difficult isn't the word as opposed to "hilarious", "waste of energy", "deaf ears", "lack of focus on what can be controlled"
    - FrustratedMonky 3y ago
      I like to think the Dutch don't fall for conspiracies' as much. But there was that whole 'Tulip mania' thing that happened.
      - yieldcrv 3y ago
        tongue in cheek reference but based in a flawed but pervasive understanding of that event government modification of derivatives contracts, war right beyond the border (affecting delivery of supply), total gaps in price discovery possibly due to plague... this is probably one of the worst examples of anything irrational, despite being the poster child
    - explaininjs 3y ago
      Easy enough to have control over never listening to the ruler’s vaccinations/lockdown/quarantine/distancing/masking demands again.
- worksonmine 3y ago
  You'd prefer to just move on without mentioning or discussing the mass hysteria we all saw happen? People were literally locked in camps and we're supposed to just forget about it? I don't care if it takes 5, 10 or 20 years. Heads have to roll. We were lied to and ridiculed by the people that are supposed to protect us, and they're getting away with it. Your straw-man doesn't make it go away.
  - anonymouskimmer 3y ago
    There wasn't enough "hysteria" (that is to say, rational precautions being taken) in my mind. Medical personnel are still so jaded from their experience that we get periodic articles about people quitting the field from burnout. > People were literally locked in camps China does this all the time for a variety of purposes. I really haven't heard about other countries doing this, have you?
    - worksonmine 3y ago
      > I really haven't heard about other countries doing this, have you? Australia had a manhunt over 3 teenagers who escaped the quarantine camp which made international news. I think it even made the front page here. There were plenty of videos from those places back then, you should look at them very scary stuff. Over what is essentially a flu, which we knew from the data at the time. Why don't we take the same precautions with the flu? Kills as much, and the same people, what gives? I also remember CNN not touching the lab-leak "because Trump" and with a straight face they claim it's his fault they're not doing their jobs and getting to the truth. I remember press conferences telling vaccinated people not to hug their unvaccinated loved ones. Why not when it's 100%, 95%, 90%, kind of%, maybe% effective? Nothing rational about it, and there's a reason it just disappeared almost overnight. Just POFF and it was gone, no longer an issue. Let's move on, Ukraine is at war now. Oh right sorry, the spring-, summer-, no counteroffensive didn't go as planned. Now Israel, Israel is what we care about. We always wanted a peace treaty in Ukraine. It's good that we split up Ukraine between Russia, Romania and Hungary, now NATOs borders are expanding, which was always the goal.
      - 3y ago

yieldcrv 3y ago

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explaininjs 3y ago
1. Consider the pandemic response an international hysteria specifically engineered by the global elite to move as much real value up the socioeconomic ladder as possible. 2. Don’t consider the Dutch to be any different. 3. Bingo. The Dutch fit into the diatribe. I don’t understand why you think this would somehow be difficult to contend with.
- yieldcrv 3y ago
  difficult isn't the word as opposed to "hilarious", "waste of energy", "deaf ears", "lack of focus on what can be controlled"
  - FrustratedMonky 3y ago
    I like to think the Dutch don't fall for conspiracies' as much. But there was that whole 'Tulip mania' thing that happened.
    - yieldcrv 3y ago
      tongue in cheek reference but based in a flawed but pervasive understanding of that event government modification of derivatives contracts, war right beyond the border (affecting delivery of supply), total gaps in price discovery possibly due to plague... this is probably one of the worst examples of anything irrational, despite being the poster child
  - explaininjs 3y ago
    Easy enough to have control over never listening to the ruler’s vaccinations/lockdown/quarantine/distancing/masking demands again.
worksonmine 3y ago
You'd prefer to just move on without mentioning or discussing the mass hysteria we all saw happen? People were literally locked in camps and we're supposed to just forget about it? I don't care if it takes 5, 10 or 20 years. Heads have to roll. We were lied to and ridiculed by the people that are supposed to protect us, and they're getting away with it. Your straw-man doesn't make it go away.
- anonymouskimmer 3y ago
  There wasn't enough "hysteria" (that is to say, rational precautions being taken) in my mind. Medical personnel are still so jaded from their experience that we get periodic articles about people quitting the field from burnout. > People were literally locked in camps China does this all the time for a variety of purposes. I really haven't heard about other countries doing this, have you?
  - worksonmine 3y ago
    > I really haven't heard about other countries doing this, have you? Australia had a manhunt over 3 teenagers who escaped the quarantine camp which made international news. I think it even made the front page here. There were plenty of videos from those places back then, you should look at them very scary stuff. Over what is essentially a flu, which we knew from the data at the time. Why don't we take the same precautions with the flu? Kills as much, and the same people, what gives? I also remember CNN not touching the lab-leak "because Trump" and with a straight face they claim it's his fault they're not doing their jobs and getting to the truth. I remember press conferences telling vaccinated people not to hug their unvaccinated loved ones. Why not when it's 100%, 95%, 90%, kind of%, maybe% effective? Nothing rational about it, and there's a reason it just disappeared almost overnight. Just POFF and it was gone, no longer an issue. Let's move on, Ukraine is at war now. Oh right sorry, the spring-, summer-, no counteroffensive didn't go as planned. Now Israel, Israel is what we care about. We always wanted a peace treaty in Ukraine. It's good that we split up Ukraine between Russia, Romania and Hungary, now NATOs borders are expanding, which was always the goal.
    - 3y ago