COVID-19 and Other Pandemics | Anarchy in the USA

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https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/10/ ... ent-on-us/

Experts Demand Our Silence While They Experiment on Us
By Michael Brendan Dougherty

October 25, 2021 6:30 AM

Dr. Anthony Fauci speaks at a press briefing at the White House, April 13, 2021. (Tom Brenner/Reuters)
Fauci-funded researchers ‘de-barked’ tortured beagles, just as Big Tech has silenced nonconformists.

NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE H aving your name associated with images of puppies in unbearable pain seems pretty bad. So it’s safe to say it’s been a pretty bad week for Dr. Anthony Fauci. A bipartisan group of congressmen wants to hold hearings on $375,000 of taxpayer money that the National Institutes of Allergies and Infectious Diseases invested in scientific research in which Tunisians drugged beagles, locked them up, and had sand flies peck at them and deposit larvae on them. The beagles were “de-barked” — a term I can never forget now. It means that their vocal cords were snipped, to spare Tunisian ears. Beagles! What’s next, a revelation that Fauci paid Montenegrins to suffocate American moms in their own apple pies?

Oh, and the puppy thing — that’s not all. The National Institutes of Health issued a letter last week confirming that Fauci, knowingly or unknowingly, lied to Congress when he denied that his office had funded, through grants, research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) on how to make bat coronaviruses more infectious in humans.

Here it is important to note that the NIH and many experts still agree that the research described in this grant letter could not be directly related to COVID-19, because the extra-infectious-to-humans bat coronavirus that we Americans did fund into existence at the WIV is substantially different from the one that has killed millions worldwide.

All those experts rely on NIH grants for their work and their jobs. The NIH subcontractor, EcoHealth Alliance, which funded this research, turned in its grant report in 2021, two years after the report’s 2019 deadline, according to the NIH. EcoHealth Alliance is the same outfit that paid for huge newspaper ads almost a year ago in which it assembled all sorts of experts and lackeys to cry “conspiracy theory!” in response to the notion that COVID-19 may have emerged from a lab in Wuhan. A World Health Organization official has since described those ads as “the worst form of bullying in full contravention of the scientific method.” So EcoHealth Alliance doesn’t exactly come across as forthright, candid, and guiltless.

And yet experts are still demanding that we believe that the bat coronavirus that started in Wuhan, where it began infecting humans, had nothing at all to do with the work we funded at WIV to make bat coronavirus more infectious in humans, though this lab had a lot of mysteriously sick employees shortly before the COVID outbreak became international news. This is as if O. J. Simpson’s alibi in the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were that he couldn’t have killed them because he was too busy that night stabbing to death two other people named Nichole Tan Simpson and Ron Silverman. If the furin cleavage site don’t fit, you must acquit.

Vanity Fair has been all over this story, corresponding with the group of scientist sleuths, centered around Paris, who are investigating the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic:

As one member, Gilles Demaneuf, a data scientist in New Zealand, told Vanity Fair, “I cannot be sure that [COVID-19] originated from] a research-related accident or infection from a sampling trip. But I am 100% sure there was a massive cover-up.”

With elite institutions behaving in such an openly conspiratorial fashion, populism has a long future.

It’s important to remember that when EcoHealth Alliance bullied its experts (nearly all of whom had major conflicts of interest) into writing a letter to the most esteemed medical journal about how the “conspiracy theory” of the lab leak was a scientific impossibility, it functioned as more than just a message to the scientific community. The fake consensus that the letter presented was the basis on which Facebook, the most important communications and media platform in the world, decided to remove posts discussing the lab-leak theory and ban users who flouted that rule repeatedly.

As an aside, do you think Facebook would ever ban or censor people telling your daughter that she might really be a boy or have a boy’s brain? Sounds like scientific disinformation to me.

No, of course not. If anything, they’ll start banning the “deniers,” the people saying that Dave Chappelle is right. Maybe someday Facebook will apply for an NIH grant to de-bark the rest of us

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[Nonc Hilaire]

This COVID debacle is the beginning of the end for the allopathic healthcare cartel.

[Doc]

This COVID debacle is the beginning of the end for the allopathic healthcare cartel.

People are losing faith in it. What people need to be told is they need to do more to take care of their own bodies and rely less on the drugs. The number one risk factor for COVID is Obesity. Not lack of vaccines. Other factors that can be easily dealt with are lack of Vitamin D and zine. Especially in the winter and or when people are spending more time indoors.

Currently Emergency rooms including staff are being over run by people coming in not with COVID but with aliments like severe colds, among others.

https://www.newsbreak.com/news/24143829 ... have-covid
ERs are now swamped with seriously ill patients — but many don't even have COVID

But now, they're too full. Even in parts of the country where COVID-19 isn't overwhelming the health system, patients are showing up to the ER sicker than they were before the pandemic, their diseases more advanced and in need of more complicated care.

Months of treatment delays have exacerbated chronic conditions and worsened symptoms. Doctors and nurses say the severity of illness ranges widely and includes abdominal pain, respiratory problems, blood clots, heart conditions and suicide attempts, among others.

At Sparrow, space is a valuable commodity in the ER: A separate section of the hospital was turned into an overflow unit. Stretchers stack up in halls. The hospital has even brought in a row of brown reclining chairs, lined up against a wall, for patients who aren't sick enough for a stretcher but are too sick to stay in the main waiting room. Still, some of the patients in the brown recliners are hooked up to IVs, while others talk quietly with medical specialists who sit across from them holding clipboards, perched on wheeled stools.

Less acute cases, such as people suffering from health issues like rashes or conjunctivitis, still aren't going to the ER as much as they used to. Instead, they may be opting for an urgent care center or their primary care doctor, Cox explains. Meanwhile, there has been an increase in people coming to the ER with more serious conditions, like strokes and heart attacks.

How overwhelmed ERs can affect patient care

Moreno, the AAEM president, works at an emergency department in New Orleans. She says the level of illness, as well as the inability to admit patients quickly and move them to beds upstairs, has created a level of chaos in the ER that she describes as "not even humane."

At the beginning of a recent shift, she heard a patient crying nearby and went to investigate. It was a man with paraplegia who'd recently had surgery for colon cancer. His large post-operative wound was sealed with a device called a wound vac, which pulls fluid from the wound into a drainage tube attached to a portable vacuum pump.

But the wound vac had malfunctioned, and that's why he had come to the ER. But staffers were so busy that by the time Moreno came in, the fluid from his wound was leaking everywhere.

"When I went in, the bed was covered," she recalls. "I mean, he was lying in a puddle of secretions from this wound. And he was crying, because he said to me, 'I'm paralyzed — I can't move to get away from all these secretions, and I know I'm going to end up getting an infection. I know I'm going to end up getting an ulcer. I've been laying in this for like eight or nine hours.'"

The nurse in charge of his care told Moreno she simply hadn't had time to help this patient yet. "She said, 'I've had so many patients to take care of, and so many critical patients. I started a [IV] drip on this person. This person is on a cardiac monitor. I just didn't have time to get in there.' "

"This is not humane care," Moreno says. "This is horrible care.

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[Mr. Perfect]

Yes, a notable achievement in the field of drug discovery. Thank you for the link to the article.

I was vaguely aware of ivermectin's use as an antiparasitic agent.

However, its use in attempting to treat viral infections is an entirely different matter.
Just as would be the use of a bacterial antibiotic to treat the influenza virus.

Nature | The lesson of ivermectin: meta-analyses based on summary data alone are inherently unreliable

The Western, predominantly US, obsession with supposed alternative "magic bullet" solutions is an interesting side-show to this COVID-19 misadventure.

My question is whether you know if it is widely used or accepted in Japan. It is difficult to tell in the English speaking press. It sounds like Japanese health authorities are allowing it's usage. It's also been widely used in quite a few other countries without any controversy. Only English speaking countries seem to hate the drug.

Also I don't see anything showing Ivermectic is an "alternative"

[Mr. Perfect]

Thanks for the well wishes! Your anecdote is encouraging, congratulations on your success. I've been through many courses of glucocorticoids for a health condition, which make one gain weight and also tend to predispose one toward diabetes.

I do intermittent fasting, too, though not intensely enough to lose weight. But I do believe it is preventing my from gaining more, which is my genetic predisposition. I had many relatives who were very obese, in excess of 400 lbs (180 kg), and this back in the late '70s, when such a thing was much more rare in the US.

Currently I weigh about 230 lbs (104 kg) when I should weigh about 170 lbs (77 kg). I also do very well with carb restriction, though I am not doing that now.

This is the only way out. Most of what you are eating likely didn't exist 100 years ago, and we were never meant to eat it.

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[Doc]

Thanks for the well wishes! Your anecdote is encouraging, congratulations on your success. I've been through many courses of glucocorticoids for a health condition, which make one gain weight and also tend to predispose one toward diabetes.

I do intermittent fasting, too, though not intensely enough to lose weight. But I do believe it is preventing my from gaining more, which is my genetic predisposition. I had many relatives who were very obese, in excess of 400 lbs (180 kg), and this back in the late '70s, when such a thing was much more rare in the US.

Currently I weigh about 230 lbs (104 kg) when I should weigh about 170 lbs (77 kg). I also do very well with carb restriction, though I am not doing that now.

This is the only way out. Most of what you are eating likely didn't exist 100 years ago, and we were never meant to eat it.

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Life before processed food

[Typhoon]

Yes, a notable achievement in the field of drug discovery. Thank you for the link to the article.

I was vaguely aware of ivermectin's use as an antiparasitic agent.

However, its use in attempting to treat viral infections is an entirely different matter.
Just as would be the use of a bacterial antibiotic to treat the influenza virus.

Nature | The lesson of ivermectin: meta-analyses based on summary data alone are inherently unreliable

The Western, predominantly US, obsession with supposed alternative "magic bullet" solutions is an interesting side-show to this COVID-19 misadventure.

My question is whether you know if it is widely used or accepted in Japan. It is difficult to tell in the English speaking press. It sounds like Japanese health authorities are allowing it's usage. It's also been widely used in quite a few other countries without any controversy. Only English speaking countries seem to hate the drug.

Ivermectin is not approved to treat COVID-19 infection in Japan.

PMDA - Japan | Approved Medical Products for COVID-19

The PMDA - Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Agency - is the government regulatory organization for healthcare in Japan.

In Japan, it is simple: no PMDA approval for use, no prescription for the pharmaceutical for off-label use.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8161818/

Cross-National Variations in COVID-19 Mortality: The Role of Diet, Obesity and Depression
Ravi Philip Rajkumar
Ian James Martins, Academic Editor
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Abstract

Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has been characterized by wide variations in mortality across nations. Some of this variability may be explained by medical comorbidities such as obesity and depression, both of which are strongly correlated with dietary practices such as levels of sugar and seafood consumption. Methods: COVID-19 mortality indices for 156 countries were obtained from the Johns Hopkins University’s data aggregator. Correlations between these variables and (a) per capita consumption of sugar and seafood, and (b) country-wise prevalence of depression and obesity were examined. Results: Sugar consumption (r = 0.51, p < 0.001) and prevalence of obesity (r = 0.66, p < 0.001) and depression (r = 0.56, p < 0.001) were positively correlated with crude mortality rates, while seafood consumption was negatively correlated with the infection fatality rate (r = −0.28, p = 0.015). These effects were significant even after correcting for potential confounders. The associations with depression and obesity remained significant upon multivariate regression. Conclusions: Both obesity and depression, which are associated with inflammatory dysregulation, may be related to cross-national variations in COVID-19 mortality, while seafood consumption may be protective. These findings have implications in terms of protecting vulnerable individuals during the current pandemic.

[Nonc Hilaire]

Luvox is overkill imo.

Many blood pressure meds are ACE-2 inhibitors and will block the spike protein. Why diddle with neurotransmitters if it’s not necessary?

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Why people refuse to get COVID Vaccines,(and don't believe in Global Warming)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKVr-oUnaU8
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I Tested Positive For COVID, Faced Hospitalization If Not For "The Kitchen Sink" Prescriptions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkQSOF0T2aQ

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[Mr. Perfect]

Ivermectin appears to be an amazing drug

[Nonc Hilaire]

Ivermectin appears to be an amazing drug

Amazing indeed. Nobel prize, WHO 300 essential medicines, destroys parasites, anti-virus and evidence of anti-cancer properties, far lower toxicity than most otc meds, developed from a natural source.

Ivermectin should be on every drugstore shelf next to the aspirin.

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chd-call ... 00794.html

CHD calls for an investigation of conflicts of interests of FDA's VRBPAC committee members and why FDA ignored critical whistleblower claims regarding Pfizer's poor COVID vaccine research practices

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https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5 ... ght-months

Regeneron says antibody cocktail cuts COVID-19 risk for up to eight months
By Justine Coleman - 11/08/21 01:00 PM EST


Regeneron’s antibody cocktail cut the risk of contracting COVID-19 by 81.6 percent in the two to eight months after the cocktail’s administration, the pharmaceutical company announced on Monday.

A single dose of the cocktail, a combination of the monoclonal antibodies casirivimab and imdevimab called REGEN-COV, involves four injections.

The phase three trial, conducted along with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), showed the dose’s protection remained relatively stable since the 81.4 percent risk reduction reported in the first month.
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Within the eight months, there were zero COVID-19 hospitalizations among those who received REGEN-COV, while six out of more than 800 people in the placebo group were admitted due to the virus.

Myron Cohen, who heads the monoclonal antibody research for the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) COVID-19 Prevention Network, said the data shows the cocktail “can help protect people” from the virus “for many months after administration."

“These results demonstrate that REGEN-COV has the potential to provide long-lasting immunity from SARS-CoV-2 infection, a result particularly important to those who do not respond to COVID-19 vaccines including people who are immunocompromised,” he said in a news release.

The study involved 841 REGEN-COV recipients and 842 in the placebo group — all of whom were uninfected and did not have COVID-19 antibodies. Participants were tested weekly during the first month, while in the two to eight month range they were tested only if they developed COVID-19 symptoms.

Researchers allowed participants to get vaccinated one month after the cocktail's administration. In total, about 34.5 percent of the REGEN-COV recipients and 35.2 percent of the placebo group had at least one dose of the vaccine before the eighth month ended.

The Food and Drug Administration granted Regeneron’s antibody cocktail an emergency use authorization for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19 symptoms in specific “high risk” individuals, including those infected but not hospitalized.

Pfizer and Moderna are effective for 6 months. J&J is effective for 2 months
Seems like there is ZERO reason to continue mandating vaccines.

Oh wait....

But the drug combination is not considered a replacement for the COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. It cannot be administered to those hospitalized for COVID-19, those who require oxygen due to COVID-19, and those who require chronic oxygen therapy due to an underlying condition who need an increased oxygen flow rate because of the virus.

So the new drug is more effective than any of the vaccines but it can't be used in the same circumstances that the Vaccine cannot be used, so vaccines are "still needed"?

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Ivermectin appears to be an amazing drug

Amazing indeed. Nobel prize, WHO 300 essential medicines, destroys parasites, anti-virus and evidence of anti-cancer properties, far lower toxicity than most otc meds, developed from a natural source.

Ivermectin should be on every drugstore shelf next to the aspirin.

It also completely flushes out the bacterial environment of one's guts.

Play around with that and there could be very bad repercussions.

[Typhoon]

Ivermectin appears to be an amazing drug

Amazing indeed. Nobel prize, WHO 300 essential medicines, destroys parasites, anti-virus and evidence of anti-cancer properties, far lower toxicity than most otc meds, developed from a natural source.

Ivermectin should be on every drugstore shelf next to the aspirin.

It also completely flushes out the bacterial environment of one's guts.

Play around with that and there could be very bad repercussions.

Quite.

Anecdotally, an acquaintance of mine died from a Clostridium difficile gut infection brought on by drug therapy for another condition.

The toxins produced destroyed his kidneys. A miserable lingering way to go.

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with its usual tactful sensitivity, Singapore is now making unvaccinated pay their own hospital bills.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-09/ ... /100606366

In explaining its decision, the MOH said unvaccinated people disproportionately contribute to the strain on Singapore's health care system because they represent the majority of patients who need intensive care for COVID-19.

Children who are below 12 and those who are medically unable to receive vaccines will still have their bills covered by Singapore authorities.

[Mr. Perfect]

Amazing indeed. Nobel prize, WHO 300 essential medicines, destroys parasites, anti-virus and evidence of anti-cancer properties, far lower toxicity than most otc meds, developed from a natural source.

Ivermectin should be on every drugstore shelf next to the aspirin.

It also completely flushes out the bacterial environment of one's guts.

Play around with that and there could be very bad repercussions.

If only that hypothesis could be tested out on billions of people

[Mr. Perfect]

Quite.

Anecdotally, an acquaintance of mine died from a Clostridium difficile gut infection brought on by drug therapy for another condition.

The toxins produced destroyed his kidneys. A miserable lingering way to go.

The shots have that effect on some people as well. Risky business

[Mr. Perfect]

with its usual tactful sensitivity, Singapore is now making unvaccinated pay their own hospital bills.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-09/ ... /100606366

In explaining its decision, the MOH said unvaccinated people disproportionately contribute to the strain on Singapore's health care system because they represent the majority of patients who need intensive care for COVID-19.

Children who are below 12 and those who are medically unable to receive vaccines will still have their bills covered by Singapore authorities.

Turns out healthcare isn't a right

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Ivermectin appears to be an amazing drug

Amazing indeed. Nobel prize, WHO 300 essential medicines, destroys parasites, anti-virus and evidence of anti-cancer properties, far lower toxicity than most otc meds, developed from a natural source.

Ivermectin should be on every drugstore shelf next to the aspirin.

It also completely flushes out the bacterial environment of one's guts.

Play around with that and there could be very bad repercussions.

I wasn't aware that Ivermectin produced the same unfortunate side effect as powerful antibiotics. Would you be able the share the source of your knowledge in this regard? A brief Internet search gave me anomalous results, with many articles being 404.

[Mr. Perfect]

Doubt there is one, Ivermectin is subject to more slanderous misinformation than even Donald Trump. Makes you wonder. Whatever explanation comes into your head as the answer is the answer (it works and negates need for a vaccine for most people).

But, even Bill Gates is giving up on the vaccines.

https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1 ... 1951807488