So coronavirus is definitely going to kill a few of us.

[Small_Banana]

Does anyone believe long Covid is real? I don't. I think this woman's problems are all mental.

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[dwai]

this guy needs to drink himself to death already, imagine getting paid to pump big pharma, one of the biggest "capitalistic, white supremacist, homophobic, transphobic" evil companies in the world

Is this him?

https://twitter.com/BartHanson

oh I meant Jimmy Fallon

[splitthis]

Does anyone believe long Covid is real? I don't. I think this woman's problems are all mental.

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It’s real. The REAL question is why hasn’t this country gone after the peeps responsible for the bioweapon? Oh….

Clearly, those who die from virus itself mostly have underlying medical conditions. Clearly, the vaccine is killing more than the virus itself.

Clearly, they want this to happen.

[OK2]

Is this him?

https://twitter.com/BartHanson

oh I meant Jimmy Fallon

My bad yeah, I assumed you were talking about JF with that comment but had just searched Bart Hanson on google and that twitter page came up with the exact same handle. Is this definitely him?

[Dan Druff]

Long COVID is real. I watched my son deal with it during the first half of 2022.

He had a weird case in early-mid January which was very mild, but simply wouldn't go away for like 2 weeks. Just sat there with the same (low) severity and he just wasn't getting better.

Finally, after those two weeks passed, it seemingly went away. However, he had a sudden fatigue which he didn't have before. Every single day he'd go upstairs to take a nap. He had never done this before having COVID, and even when he wasn't napping, he told me that he always felt at least a little bit tired. I was concerned that this might never go away.

In late July, he got COVID again -- this time the BA.5 variant (which was almost all of the cases at that point). This one presented far differently. Instead of mild like the first time, he got a moderate-plus case. He was vomiting over and over, had a fever that rose to 104, and generally felt so awful that all he could do was lie in bed, and didn't even have the energy to pick up his phone to watch videos or play mobile games. After about a day, the fever fell and he somewhat improved, but he still had almost no appetite and still vomited a few times. The following day he was substantially improved, and by the next day he was all better.

At the time, I told him that I wondered if perhaps this second COVID might "clear out" the long COVID symptoms. My theory was that his body fighting COVID again might eradicate whatever was hanging around and causing the long COVID problem. This was just a guess on my part, and I had never read a single study or article about this actually occurring.

Lo and behold, that's exactly what happened. The more severe COVID case the second time apparently cured the long COVID, and once he recovered after those few bad days, the long COVID was gone as well.

Long COVID is real but is poorly understood. Also, there is a certain percentage of cases which are coincidental -- where people blame long COVID when in reality they are seeing chronic problems begin for the first time, unrelated to COVID. This is especially true for people over 40, who start to experience new chronic problems which never completely go away, and this has been happening throughout all of human history.

[OK2]

Does anyone believe long Covid is real? I don't. I think this woman's problems are all mental.

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I'm pretty sure it's well established a small percentage of people have long lasting hangover type symptoms from viral infections in the past but the problem here is, if they have taken mRNA or the other vaccines for covid. You can't separate that anymore to determine the main contributing factor. How many people who weren't vaccinated and recovered from covid (what a miracle! we almost lost them!) complain about long covid? My guess is very few. Throw in mentally ill people looking for a new way to get attention and we are left with another guessing game obviously.

[OK2]

Long COVID is real. I watched my son deal with it during the first half of 2022.

He had a weird case in early-mid January which was very mild, but simply wouldn't go away for like 2 weeks. Just sat there with the same (low) severity and he just wasn't getting better.

Finally, after those two weeks passed, it seemingly went away. However, he had a sudden fatigue which he didn't have before. Every single day he'd go upstairs to take a nap. He had never done this before having COVID, and even when he wasn't napping, he told me that he always felt at least a little bit tired. I was concerned that this might never go away.

In late July, he got COVID again -- this time the BA.5 variant (which was almost all of the cases at that point). This one presented far differently. Instead of mild like the first time, he got a moderate-plus case. He was vomiting over and over, had a fever that rose to 104, and generally felt so awful that all he could do was lie in bed, and didn't even have the energy to pick up his phone to watch videos or play mobile games. After about a day, the fever fell and he somewhat improved, but he still had almost no appetite and still vomited a few times. The following day he was substantially improved, and by the next day he was all better.

At the time, I told him that I wondered if perhaps this second COVID might "clear out" the long COVID symptoms. My theory was that his body fighting COVID again might eradicate whatever was hanging around and causing the long COVID problem. This was just a guess on my part, and I had never read a single study or article about this actually occurring.

Lo and behold, that's exactly what happened. The more severe COVID case the second time apparently cured the long COVID, and once he recovered after those few bad days, the long COVID was gone as well.

Long COVID is real but is poorly understood. Also, there is a certain percentage of cases which are coincidental -- where people blame long COVID when in reality they are seeing chronic problems begin for the first time, unrelated to COVID. This is especially true for people over 40, who start to experience new chronic problems which never completely go away, and this has been happening throughout all of human history.

Did you get him vaccinated?

Not discounting your account of what happened at all

[RichardBrodiesCombover.]

oh I meant Jimmy Fallon

My bad yeah, I assumed you were talking about JF with that comment but had just searched Bart Hanson on google and that twitter page came up with the exact same handle. Is this definitely him?

lol you moron

[OK2]

My bad yeah, I assumed you were talking about JF with that comment but had just searched Bart Hanson on google and that twitter page came up with the exact same handle. Is this definitely him?

lol you moron

I explained I had just searched for BartHanson at the same time of reading that comment and I replied without clarifying that I was trying to confirm if it was the same person as the guy posting here. Looks like i'm assuming he was talking about BartHanson but as I explained that's not the case.

So far you've just ignored everything that's been posted, masturbated yourself over the death of one grifter or otherwise replied with brilliant and genius takes such as 'lol'. What a beautiful mind.

[OK2]

Eight in one day in Country Durham Population (2021): 866,846

In England and Wales, deaths where "Sudden Adult Death Syndrome" or "Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome"

Screenshots of tables below

+ This. Yes. Undetermined. OBVIOUSLY. Wonder what caused such an unexpected death of a 6 year old when numbers are surging all over the world. I wonder what was given to billions of people over the last two years? Does covid cause people to die suddenly? I thought you get really sick not just die unexpectedly? only if you are unvaccinated of course, Right?

https://www.cleveland19.com/2023/01/...-unexpectedly/

[OK2]

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Uppity Armstrong doesn't like hearing about his science semen being speculated on

[country978]

https://nypost.com/2023/01/10/air-fo...wn-dead-at-21/

Another elite athlete dropping dead suddenly.

[OK2]

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[OK2]

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We Now Have Key Evidence Pfizer Committed Fraud
What Pfizer claimed is in the vaccines is not what’s there
https://open.substack.com/pub/amidwe...utm_medium=web
Why Is The Vaccine Killing Our Young Men And Women?
A new study provides valuable clues about the toxicity of the spike protein
https://open.substack.com/pub/amidwe...utm_medium=web

[OK2]

Fake Western Blots Submitted by Pfizer to Several Regulatory Agencies.
Props in a theatrical performance do not have to be real. Top EMA officials were clearly in on the scam, so were the FDA and TGA.

https://open.substack.com/pub/sashal...utm_medium=web

[OK2]

UK age stratified all cause death data shows higher deaths associated with covid vaccination
at this point, this looks like about as clear a signal as one could find. release the rest of this data.
https://open.substack.com/pub/boriqu...utm_medium=web

cliff notes:

one must assess full risk/reward to accurately gauge a medical intervention

this bar is especially high for vaccines given to the healthy

by may 2022 having ever taken a covid vaxx was associated with 22-74% greater all cause mortality vs being unvaccinated and this was true in ALL age stratifications.

risk rates were still rising when publication of this data series was discontinued and could well be higher now

some benefit against “death by covid” was still in evidence but was rapidly diminishing and was clearly either being miscounted or swamped by some other form of mortality.

this implies deeply negative overall risk/reward from covid vaccines and raises pointed questions about their continued promotion and the processes by which they were approved. there was no age group in which they were associated with overall mortality benefit.

i know this is not news many folks want to hear and it brings me no joy to report it, but this campaign of warp speed covid vaccination with unproven and untested modalities during a pandemic looks more and more like perhaps the worst public health mistake in modern or possibly human history.

the fact that this full data is not being released in its raw form is appalling and perhaps criminal. it certainly starts to look dispositive in ascribing malfeasance and/or cover up behavior. the data is clearly known, it’s just not being shared in useful form.

this leads to a very pointy question:

just who is “public health” protecting here? because it certainly does not seem like “the public.”

we cannot unring this bell, but we can at least secure the clapper and prevent further damage. these products have looked problematic from the very beginning and really should have been pulled the minute we saw they were non-sterilizing. leaky vaccines are very dangerous and to spread them this widely so quickly really puts us off the edge of the map in terms of what comes next.

herd level antigenic fixation is not something humanity has ever grappled with before and that could be with us for a long time.

[BetCheckBet]

Druff I think we have to draw the line on wishing death on Bart Hanson here, regardless with whether he was directly involved in the band Hanson.

[OK2]

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[dwai]

Long COVID is real. I watched my son deal with it during the first half of 2022.

He had a weird case in early-mid January which was very mild, but simply wouldn't go away for like 2 weeks. Just sat there with the same (low) severity and he just wasn't getting better.

Finally, after those two weeks passed, it seemingly went away. However, he had a sudden fatigue which he didn't have before. Every single day he'd go upstairs to take a nap. He had never done this before having COVID, and even when he wasn't napping, he told me that he always felt at least a little bit tired. I was concerned that this might never go away.

In late July, he got COVID again -- this time the BA.5 variant (which was almost all of the cases at that point). This one presented far differently. Instead of mild like the first time, he got a moderate-plus case. He was vomiting over and over, had a fever that rose to 104, and generally felt so awful that all he could do was lie in bed, and didn't even have the energy to pick up his phone to watch videos or play mobile games. After about a day, the fever fell and he somewhat improved, but he still had almost no appetite and still vomited a few times. The following day he was substantially improved, and by the next day he was all better.

At the time, I told him that I wondered if perhaps this second COVID might "clear out" the long COVID symptoms. My theory was that his body fighting COVID again might eradicate whatever was hanging around and causing the long COVID problem. This was just a guess on my part, and I had never read a single study or article about this actually occurring.

Lo and behold, that's exactly what happened. The more severe COVID case the second time apparently cured the long COVID, and once he recovered after those few bad days, the long COVID was gone as well.

Long COVID is real but is poorly understood. Also, there is a certain percentage of cases which are coincidental -- where people blame long COVID when in reality they are seeing chronic problems begin for the first time, unrelated to COVID. This is especially true for people over 40, who start to experience new chronic problems which never completely go away, and this has been happening throughout all of human history.