Yeah, it killed a lot of people in the US. Their symptoms really did disappear.
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On social media, every click is money. Millions upon millions of clicks is a lot of money. Surely you understand that.
Edit: I see that @DrMarkH said exactly the same thing.
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Will you keep us informed if thr HN51/flu threat rises, please, AM? That way we can keep a particular alert for any offers made by govt.
I will - if it happens we’re going to be busy.
FWIW MPox (monkey pox as was) is kicking off in Africa again, though hopefully it will fizzle out.
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A bit like this ‘cure for cancer’ that the pharma companies are supposedly suppressing because it will stop them making money. The executives and directors, investors and shareholders die from cancer, just like the rest of us. Ditto Covid. If there were a real cure that was as simple as taking a drug like that, they would be all over it.
And that fabled cure for cancer? If it existed, you can’t imagine how much money the first company to patent & then to market would make from it!
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Andrew Wakefield. The medic who was making money from the cases he was using to argue the vaccine caused autism.
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How about RFK jr’s legal cases defending parents whose children exhibited autistic behaviour after vaccination? Seems he won most of his cases where big pharma had to pay up. Regan exempting big pharma from liability for vaccines has caused a gold rush for more and more vaccines for EVERYTHING! Vaccine for cancer is under development, so what next? Wonder why there is no vaccine for the common cold virus, too much money made from cough syrup?
I can’t tell if you’re serious or not, though I suspect you are.
Vaccines for cancer. So we spend enormous amounts of money developing antibody therapy for cancers, carefully adjusting the antibodies to reduce patient reactions to them. But if the patient could be vaccinated so that they made the antibodies themselves then a whole bunch of problems of reactions go away, manufacturing costs (and therefore cost of treatment) drops right away, and the patient keeps making their own anti-cancer therapeutic for as long as they need it. It’s ENORMOUSLY less profitable than making therapeutic antibodies, but where it works, just so much better for the patients.
There’s no such thing as a common cold viruses. There are Rhinoviruses, coronaviruses, respiratory syncytial viruses and a bunch of other things that all give what you think of as cold symptoms. And you know what - just like COVID, they can all still cause infections even after vaccination. The coronavirus enters your body through the mucosal surfaces in your lungs (generally) where the antibodies raised by vaccination don’t really work. Once there’s a big enough dose of virus to cause an infection, if you’ve been vaccinated then the symptoms will generally be less severe and you’re less likely to infect others, but you’ll still get the infection.
It’s also worth saying that SARS-Cov2 mutates rapidly - we can generate new protein antigens every 6 weeks to match, but we can’t actually keep up with the rate of change in order to stay relevant.
As for RFK - please provide links and details.
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I believe there is always profits to be made from big pharma from unknown/unexpected side effects. Every single medicine they produce causes side effects, I’d like to know one synthetic medicine that does not? I’m 100% certain this cancer vaccine whenever it goes live, will undoubtedly cause some side effect which will require more medicine/treatment. If there were no side effects big pharma would be out of business I’m sure…
ok, so does Rhinovirus have a vaccines (the most common virus that causes the common cold symptoms)? I believe it doesn’t… wonder why?
Also, SARS-Cov2 mutates rapidly, does it not become less deadly with less viral load each time it mutates? Hence, the Covid lockdowns going on for years was not necessary, could of been managed better IMO.
As for RFKjr, I was listening to him in a number of podcasts where he explains his past cases defending parents and suing big pharma for vaccine injuries in relation to autism, etc… Unfortunately Google has an algo that only outputs articles on RFK jr being a antivaxxer propagandist, I literally can’t find one article about his legal battles, wow!
There’s no clinical need. Why actually make a vaccine to something that doesn’t cause significant harm?
No, it can (and did) mutate to become more harmful and spread faster at one point, and could still do so again.
Perhaps he’s actually an antivaxxer propagandist? Try duckduckgo.
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The medical term is Trumpism
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Cholesterol appears to be a significant risk factor in dementia. The implication is that it’s causative, but it might just be a result of the other factors that contribute to dementia:
Try 100% of humanity and you’ll be a lot closer to the actual situation
I would suggest that such information would be very easily found in court records and wouldn’t require much help from Google. If you can’t find an independent reference then you would think an independent mind would start to ask why. Is it that they’re being hidden by the deep state or is it simply that they don’t exist?
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Also it was deemed to be a significant risk in atherosclorosis, however its presence does not prove causation. The police are present at road traffic accidents, should we then draw the conclusion police cause RTA’s?
The brain makes its own cholesterol so why would it do that to the point of its own distruction? Dementia is also called type 3 diabetes, far more likely to be milage in that.
Although I completely agree on the gene inheritance side of things.
A quick search finds public records available for state and federal courts, most of which are searchable. Some you bave to pay for such as Pacer.
RFK jr is an active environmental activist and attorney, and has done a lot of very good work in that arena over the years. Looking at his website, there is a lot about his environmental activism. There is absolutely nothing about big pharma or vaccine cases.
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How can it be that after 3 years of being jab free… My wife and I are still alive, not had the rona?
Yet a friend had rona in spring 2020, like a bad cold, got over it, now jabbed, got it again, worse, got over it… a year later, heart problems. Another friend has developed shakes,
Other friends unjabbed had rona, lousy for week. fine now.
One thing certain… whatver medical issues we may develop ovr time… They will be natural
There will be no “what if”
3 years in, they know there are a section of the population more vulnerable to severe infection
IF… they might, possibly contract rona
Possibility, liklihood or probability ?
Because some people are always going to miss being infected, and others may catch it but only have mild symptoms, others more severe symptoms, and for a smaller number it’s fatal.
It’s a lottery, not a certainty - just as in the Middle Ages there were entire villages that were almost wiped out by the Black Death but a small number of people in those villages survived unscathed.
Vaccination is an incredibly well proven technique that has been used for centuries - since 1796 in fact when Edward Jenner devised the first vaccine against smallpox.
Millions upon millions of lives have been saved by vaccination since then, preventing deaths from smallpox, poliomyelitis, measles, mumps, typhoid, influenza, etc etc.
The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918-1919 killed 50 million people worldwide. We now manage influenza through vaccination (and improved hygiene). Yes a very small minority of people who are vaccinated may develop issues due to side-effects from the vaccine (though such connections are not always certain), but does that mean we should discontinue flu vaccinations and let another 50 million people die next time? Common sense should answer that one.
I find it hard to believe that we are still arguing the toss about vaccines in 2024 after all we have gone through with Covid.
You may not have caught it, but you were just lucky. A client of mine whose wedding I photographed in 2018 died a sad and lonely death in hospital from it, and his wife almost died from it too, so I’m somewhat offended to hear all the old anti-vax nonsense being trotted out again.
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My cousin went to the Cheltenham festival in 2020.
8 weeks later he was dead!
He didn’t have the vaxine as it had not been formulated at that time.
I feel sure that had he got covid after being vaccinated he would have been alive today.
He was a healthy hard working 52 year old farmer but while you and your friends were ‘lucky’ he sadly wasn’t.
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FWIW I’m reasonably sure COVID would have killed me had I not been vaccinated. I’ve a long history of respiratory problems, and when I did get it first time it quite flattened me.
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