French General says Unvaccinated are "Superheroes"

The Remnant Newspaper, ^ | October 8, 2022

[rktman]

Merci!

[Prince of Space]

I’m in the “wise old lady” camp too. I remember the swine flu campaign and it’s resultant debacle. Over the last few decades, I’ve become more skeptical of govt. and bureaucrats in general. So when they started pushing the vaccine 24/7, I deliberately decided to wait to get the shot while I did my homework on it. What I learned made me determined not to give in, plus I had CoVID twice so I knew I was already protected better naturally.

All 3 of my adult children and 2 of their spouses got the “vaccine,” including my conservative daughter. Now she’s talking about letting her 12 yo son get it if he wants to because “it’s his decision.” SMDH.

[TheWriterTX]

Same here!

Psalm 27

[Freee-dame]

“ I think it is legitimate for fully informed adults to consent to this shot for their own reasons. ”

Your statement is completely true. Unfortunately it was impossible for anyone to be a fully informed because the pharmaceutical companies were not open and honest about exactly what happened during their vaccine testing on various categories. Much of that is beginning to come out since they have been forced to release data in batches.

Additionally we were not informed about how many amplification cycles were being used in PCR tests. People might have been far less frightened about getting Covid if the tests were using such a high number of amplifications that they were picking up fragments of previous viruses and recording them as Covid-19.

Another way that we were not fully informed was in not giving us the numbers of how many people died in hospitals from something else while testing positive part admission versus how many were admitted for Covid and then died.

[philman_36]

Avec plaisir.

[rktman]

Tres drole.

[philman_36]

Be sure to tip your waitress.

[TBall]

I’m just a sinner who chose not to be vaccinated. I guess watching Bill Clinton and all the corruption that followed helped me in my decision.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

That’s about where I was, too. Given my best estimate of my risk (low), I decided to wait a while, and then they started trying their damnedest to get the shots into everyone. A really good idea doesn’t need to be pushed that hard.

My wife and I still haven’t had Covid as far as we know. Got some horse paste in a drawer just in case.

[SheepWhisperer]

who exactly, was “fully informed”?

They tried to hide the test data for 75 YEARS!

I’ll answer......NOBODY

#cluephone

[444Flyer]

[JonPreston]

If you want to ensure I not do something, insist I do.

- One stubborn Irishman.

[dforest]

Dang, I really like me a lot now.

[Tennessee Nana]

Wheres my medal ???

[SisterK]

pure blood here

actually, I think it took more courage on my part to refuse the mask (especially when only 1 out of 300 people here refused the mask)

[Theophilus]

Amen

Psalm 91
He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust. Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, and from the noisome pestilence

[444Flyer]

Psalm 91 is one of my absolute favorites! Thank you!

[Keyhopper]

When I see thousands of people just walking into the country and no one cares if they’re vaxxed, I know they’re full of crap. If it was that serious the military get would’ve be stationed on the border with shoot to kill orders.

[MrLucky1966]

I guess I'm just an average Hunky born in Pittsburgh but I'll take the compliment. I just think the vaccines were developed too fast and were not put through a rigorous trial and testing phase like most vaccines would be put through. Haste makes waste as my late mother would say and as my father would say, "what decision you make in haste, you repent at leisure." Even so I will never demonize people who take the vaccine or not to, nor if they wear a mask or not, make up your own mind like I did.

My stepmother still got the Coronavirus even though she is vaxxed and has all the boosters, she came out OK, my father is the same but he was hospitalized with it plus he had pneumonia on top of COPD. He's out of hospital now but is weak and needs to build up strength, he turns 85 in a couple of weeks. He is yelling at the TV already when the Steelers make bad plays so he should be well on his way. B-)

IN the past, they tried to develop vaccines at a fast rate, in 1933/35, they tried to make a polio vaccine very fast and it gave the people the disease instead, IIRC. Same thing with the Swine Flu of 1976, people got Guillian Barre paralysis of the face from it. I know medical technology has improved much from 1933 or even 1976 but still when you try to rush things, you leave room for a lot of unintended consequences.

[Rusty0604]

Wow! I did a search and saw this on several sources. Thanks!