The best thing to do for Covid was probably nothing. Maybe vaccinate
> some people at high risk.
2 years ago, my brother travelled to Boston and had it within 5 days. So much for the contamination level here and there. I know of no case here personally, and I now live in a high risk environment. (yes, statistics, bla, bla)
It was no fun btw.
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Phil Hobbs
The statistics of that study are irreproachable. ;)
The CCP ‘flu is just a nuisance at this point. I had it in November.
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john larkin
He probably got it on the airplane, or maybe before he left. The timing sounds about right.
Where do you live? Somewhere that had zero covid cases?
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Gerhard Hoffmann
Am 08.01.26 um 19:35 schrieb john larkin:
Yeah, with a fresh air nozzle per pax on the flight and nothing in the years before in spite of large meetings...
In an apartment house full of elderly people, some of them _really_ old. At 72, I'm one of the youngsters. The target audience for Covid, so to say. No Covid cases that I know of. We are all vaccinated.
I was found a year ago in the 2nd floor of my house having vomited a pool of blood. Chance for being found in time was abt. 1%, aka extraordinary luck. Here, I can get help on the spot if required, everything else is equal. It's just that the way to the lab is no longer a minute.
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bitrex
There's going to find the origin of the "CCP Flu" real soon now.
It's in a vault in Wuhan along with the nanothermite that took down the Twin Towers and the rifle from Kennedy's third gunman:
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bitrex
They're going to find the _true_ origin of the "CCP Flu" real soon now.
It's in a vault in Wuhan along with the nanothermite that took down the Twin Towers and the rifle from Kennedy's third gunman:
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bitrex
They're going to find the _true_ origin of the "CCP Flu" real soon now.
It's in a vault in Wuhan along with the nanothermite that took down the Twin Towers and the rifle from Kennedy's third gunman:
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bitrex
Telling people who don't even seem to care about their own lives why they should care about anyone else's poses a bit of a philosophical problem, lol.
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bitrex
Incidentally, Bertrand Russell once said that if humans really believed there was a God and an afterlife they'd have no fear of death, but as many US soldiers who fought in Afghanistan could attest (and part of the reason the US ain't there no more) is there are definitely a substantial number of religious people out there who don't give one single s*it about dying.
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Gerhard Hoffmann
Am 08.01.26 um 22:39 schrieb bitrex:
Religion and killing have been best friends forever.
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wmartin
Right. How many Mullahs did you see leading the troops?
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john larkin
I seem to recall "thou shalt not kill" from somewhere.
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bitrex
I don't think religious strife is the #1 killer of humans. Nihilism and apathy probably takes that spot.
Religion likely has the #2 position.
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bitrex
Murderer of humans I should say. The #1 killer is heart disease which so far doesn't have an ideology.
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john larkin
#1 is tribalism.
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Jan Panteltje
I will be 80 years old in a few month. Live at home with all my electronic stuff and a big garden I maintain. Refused COVID shots Never even had a cold. Plenty people here who did get sick some died from the COVID shots causing heart problems.
I do biking, cooking, run around all day long, still write code and design electronics.
See this for US snake oil vaccins killing and damaging thousands of young people:
Stanford scientists uncover why mRNA COVID vaccines can trigger heart inflammation Researchers have discovered why mRNA COVID-19 vaccines can occasionally trigger heart inflammation. Date: December 27, 2025 Source: Stanford Medicine Summary: Stanford scientists have uncovered how mRNA COVID-19 vaccines can very rarely trigger heart inflammation in young men — and how that risk might be reduced. They found that the vaccines can spark a two-step immune reaction that floods the body with inflammatory signals, drawing aggressive immune cells into the heart and causing temporary injury. Link:
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So, quote from that link: The condition occurs in roughly one out of every 140,000 people after a first vaccine dose and increases to about one in 32,000 after a second dose. Rates are highest among males age 30 and younger, where it affects about one in 16,750 vaccine recipients. end quote
That was already clear to me after reading the results of the first tests. But people only read and believe what the local polly-ticksians say.. US selling DANGEROUS snake oil. Like the F35 :-)
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Jan Panteltje
The body kills thousands of invading lifeforms all the time. Religion is make belief used by some to control people. Fairy tales. It creates nut cases and tries to keep them that way. Sucks your money.
Nature is simple.
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Jan Panteltje
Caused by OVID shots:
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Jeroen Belleman
It also says "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" somewhere. Substitute "witch" with anything you don't like.
Religion is, and has always been, fertile ground for killing.
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Bill Sloman
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But your chances of dying of Covid-19 if you catch it - and most people now have - if you haven't been vaccinated, are whole lot higher than even one in 16,750.
Most heart disease is caused cholesterol furring up your arteries - my own heart disorder (a malformed aortic valve) seems to have been inherited. My youngest brother has much the same condition but not badly enough to justify replacing it. I had mine done in 2010, and they typically last 10 to 15 years before they need replacing.
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