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Originally posted by frogmiller
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Well that’s a step in the right direction, cull the vegetarians -
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If only an executive from a large pharmaceutical company would tell us what the mNRA really is.
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It's deception on a huge scale.
I'm pleased so many people are finally waking up to this.
Luckily there are now available a number of treatments to get this sh*t out of the body.Comment
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Ah. Everyone’s favourite failed politician, Professor Dalgleish. I wondered when he would show up.Originally posted by frogmiller View Post
Have you checked whether he has a point? The UK is one of the most heavily vaccinated countries in the world and also one that is quite good at making data available about such things as cancer deaths. So, if he has a point, that data would show an (above trend) increase would it not?
Take a look. Spoiler: it’s just like the miscarriage claims that we discussed earlier in the thread. There is simply no evidence to support his anecdotes.
In fairness, Dalgliesh is certainly not an antivaxxer. He’s the chief scientific officer of a company called Immunor, which is developing a vaccine called IMM-101. In his recent appearance on the John Campbell’s podcast, he suggested that IMM-101 could be used a covid vaccine, despite it never have trialled to see if it works. He’s Dr Susan Oliver's take on that:
So Dalgleish doesn’t think we should be using the mRNA vaccines that were developed for Covid and would prefer that we use IMM-101 instead, despite it never having been trialled for that disease. Fancy that.
Last edited by KerrAvon; 12-02-2024, 12:25 PM.Comment
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From failed politician to failing politician.Originally posted by frogmiller View Post
When selecting the image, of the article of the non-peer reviewed paper that he links to, Bridgen seems to have accidentally missed out this bit:
‘Importantly, excess deaths remained elevated following mass vaccination in 2021, but were statistically uncorrelated to COVID injections’.
In other words, the paper discounts the vaccines as a cause of excess deaths, which, unless I’m mistaken is what Bridgen has been claiming.
The paper looks like crap to me. It is based upon the notion that the prescribing of the drug Midazolam rose sharply in the UK during the acute months of the pandemic and makes the leap of faith that the increase demonstrates that supposed covid deaths were actual the product of widespread euthanasia (i.e. murder) in care homes.
Presumably nobody pointed out to the author of the paper that Midazolam is commonly used in the UK as a sedative when people are intubated to be put onto a ventilator. In other words, of Midazolam would have increased because of the number of people who became acutely ill with covid.Comment
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Originally posted by frogmiller View Post
There’s something completely wrong with it. The Tweet (or is it an X now) from ‘DiedSuddenly’ implies that the plants shown in the video were going to be put into the food chain, which is cobblers.
The video shown in the clip is part of a publicity video produced for a company called Medicago, which developed a technique for making plants produce a vaccine ingredient. The plant they used was Nicotiana Benthamiana, which isn’t a food plant. The plants were harvested when mature and the desired proteins extracted for purification and injection.
I wouldn’t worry too much though. Although the plant derived vaccine was approved in Canada for administration via a two injection course, the WHO refused to authorise it. The reason for that is that a tobacco company called Philp Morris was a shareholder in Medicago. It seems that despite the plans that WHO has for world domination (as exclusively revealed on X), they refuse to deal with companies that have link with tobacco companies.
The plug was called on Medicago after the WHO decision hence me using the past tense.Last edited by KerrAvon; 12-02-2024, 12:32 PM.Comment
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Do you mean that you would like an executive from a large pharmaceutical company to confirm what you have read on X and believed? You will wait a long time, because it isn’t true. As we have discussed, human cells lack the reverse transcriptase enzyme systems that would be required for mRNA to act a gene therapy.Originally posted by frogmiller View PostLast edited by KerrAvon; 12-02-2024, 12:31 PM.Comment
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Available at reasonable cost from people who push antivax rubbish to create a market?Originally posted by Eternal Optimist View PostComment
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Talk about a dog with a bone....must have took you an age to read up on all that lot and post it.
Frog will have a meltdown going through all these posts
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This is an interesting read:
This is somewhat more anecdotal and less readable, in my opinion, but it is useful to explain how platforms such as X can be weaponised to spread misinformation:
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As opposed to a free of charge mRNA cocktail which 'accidentally' kills people, you mean?Originally posted by KerrAvon View PostComment
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This writing style coupled with the cut and paste references reminds me of somebody elseOriginally posted by Brin View PostTalk about a dog with a bone....must have took you an age to read up on all that lot and post it.
Frog will have a meltdown going through all these posts
Hhmmmm I wonder who?Comment
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If Frog is going to put up links it's only courteous for me to take a little time to check them out.Originally posted by Brin View PostTalk about a dog with a bone....must have took you an age to read up on all that lot and post it.
Frog will have a meltdown going through all these postsComment
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