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Ethics of vaccine refusal
(jme.bmj.com)
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You're just robotically repeating fact-check talking points. Lots of young healthy people have been killed by the Covid vaccine and, for all its problems, the reason they're waving gigantic "DO NOT LOOK HERE" signs aroun
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> > well-tested and -understood vaccines > Like the COVID vaccines, sweet More gaslighting. The publications from the manufacturers themselves are chock full of unanswered questions and risks they say we must wait years for the a
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Aside from islands closing their borders and implementing extremely strict testing and quarantine regimes (and even these don't hold up forever), the evidence for the effectiveness of NPIs is a lot thinner than you might intuitively ex
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It was a stroke of genius for the powers that be to convince people that they have a personal responsibility to restore/protect a health infrastructure that has been looted out, and structured if not designed to act in a predatory mann
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The comparison to mandates for children to receive well-tested and -understood vaccines, against illnesses far more threatening to them than Covid, for the narrow purpose of attending public school, is so dishonest as to be a form of gaslig
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Bill Gates warns of smallpox terror attacks, urges preparation with 'germ games'
(standard.co.uk)
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FDA approves drug to treat smallpox
(fda.gov)
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Covid-19 virus does not infect human brain cells, study suggests
(theguardian.com)
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> We found that sustentacular cells are the major target cell type in the olfactory mucosa. We failed to find evidence for infection of olfactory sensory neurons, and the parenchyma of the olfactory bulb is spared as well. Thus, SARS-Co
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SARS-CoV-2 attacks respiratory and olfactory mucosae but spares olfactory bulb
(cell.com)
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Ontario will not mandate Covid vaccine for hospital staff after problems in B.C.
(globalnews.ca)
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You don't know of any deaths because most physicians and the media steadfastly refuse to attribute any to the vaccine. There are thousands of reports in VAERS, many of them of deaths in very young, healthy people hours or days after ge
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Yeah the article doesn't make it clear. In my own reading I had assumed Ventavia figured it out on its own.
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A 3 month trial with 1500 participants in the vaccine arm is a joke.
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The greater cause for concern is the fact that the whistleblower submitted a report to the FDA which was ignored, and was then fired in retaliation. That suggests the possible presence of systemic weaknesses with much broader impact beyon
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Not to worry, that trial was so small and underpowered there's almost no data about which to have any integrity concerns.
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Covid-19: Researcher blows the whistle on Pfizer vaccine trial data integrity
(bmj.com)
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Barcelona's Sergio Aguero ruled out for three months after heart exam
(espn.in)
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Transmission and viral load of Delta variant in vaccinated and unvaccinated
(thelancet.com)
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Barclays CEO quits after investigation into links with Jeffrey Epstein
(cnn.com)
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Ugandan kids lose hope amid 77 week school closure in response to pandemic
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Would you be able to comment on the applications as a stabilizing agent? Also, is it common for the formulation to be changed between when the (very small and abbreviated) trials are completed and a vaccine is widely administered?
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Heart attacks among youngsters on the rise
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Looks like power doesn't necessarily always get wielded in the usual direction, i.e. by management against workers. Every now and then the workers realize their own power and wield it. And of course every time they do, neoliberal subje
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Seymour Hersh basically nailed it at the time and then it was confirmed with the WikiLeaks OPCW dump. All quite easy to find with Google.
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I once heard my mother-in-law say, "I have a balanced set of sources, I watch both CNN and Fox News to make sure I hear both sides." shudder
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26 FDNY firehouses out of service over vaccine mandate staff shortage
(nypost.com)
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> Wasn't this known from day 1? COVID-19 vaccines were never going to give us sterilizing immunity. Absolutely not. It's trivial to go back to earlier this year and find public health officials promising that the vaccines wou
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> While shifting policies can be confusing to the general public, [Siegel] said, he likened it to updates to computer software. “No one should have to be stuck with old outdated technology, especially when it comes to their personal hea
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