Aaaaand, the pivot.
Say something factual oncet in a while, Preston, and maybe I'll listen.
Maybe.
#JustTheFluBro
Posted on 11/21/2020 4:36:23 AM PST by impimp
It’s just the flu, bro.
The fearbros and covidiots have seen a resurgence lately on freerepublic. If you come in this thread or if you lurk I want you to know this - the Flubros and Flubras are right and you are wrong. And if you say “where is your data”, or “where is your source” - just know this - we are right because we are wise and you are wrong because you are unwise. There is no justification for taking away constitutional rights. Whatever short term perceived benefit there is from even temporarily stripping these rights, it is always a bad idea in the long run.
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We have some combination of two things that we must do if we are going to win all of the elections that we deserve to win in the future:
1.Eliminate the Coronavirus-inspired absentee voting that facilitates fraud
2.Somehow make Coronavirus-inspired absentee voting as secure as in person voting. I am no expert in election/voting security so I have no answer for this. And my fear is that if you stop one type of absentee voting fraud then industrious criminals will develop a new kind of fraud to replace it.
You're insulting the very people putting their lives on the line trying to keep our fellow Americans alive. Some of those fine people are in this very thread, largely agreeing with the overarching premise of it. Yet here you sit happily insulting them in between their long shifts pulling patients back from the brink.
Personally, I think that's disgusting and I think you should be ashamed. These are fine people doing a hard job. I - for one - am thankful they've dedicated their lives to this.
https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/covid-19-how-new-information-should-drive-policy
ICU expert describes MATH+ protocol starting about minute 48.
Used in Houston with 100% success:
Love your bedside manner. I notice you take personal credit for saving Cv19 patients.
“I love your bedside manner, doc.
Its like a Norman Rockwell painting.”
Didn’t Norman Rockwell paint any arrogant MD’s with God complexes?
sometimes it just needs to be said. You do t want my expertise? fine. but don’t go calling me an ahole and running down my character as I try to save lives. I may be a lot of things but I am not stupid and I am human. It gets real old trying to treat people who have a giant chip on their shoulder before hello is said.
Aaaaand, the pivot.
Say something factual oncet in a while, Preston, and maybe I'll listen.
Maybe.
#JustTheFluBro
That’s rich. Dr David Brownstein, MD has been treating viral infections naturally for about 30 years. I think out of 150 cv19 patients he only had one hospitalization. All the rest of his patients were given a simple protocol to boost the immune system, and a second protocol to deal with potential lung issues. All very inexpensive. He never claimed to be a hero.
Much like the BLM protestor who dials 9-1-1 when somebody breaks in at 2am, you can bet your bottom dollar that every single one of the people on this thread - were they having a heart attack - would be seeking emergency medical care at a hospital from a doctor.
Funny how feeling like your life is about to end kinda cuts through all the BS.
I take back stupid, but I’ll stick with arrogant, having a God complex and pride issues for the majority of the conventional MD population.
“Much like the BLM protestor who dials 9-1-1 when somebody breaks in at 2am, you can bet your bottom dollar...”
Now you have proven that you are stupid.
Looking at his website, I can’t tell if he’s a doctor or having a yard sale. Seems to be just wall to wall books for sale and supplements for sale. And everything from salt to ozone is being pitched as a miracle cure.
I can’t wait for his next book: how to cure hangnails by tossing a virgin into a volcano!
You’ve proven you have nothing to offer up but insults to everyone posting here. I don’t give a damn when it’s just me, but you’ve no right slinging your filth at the fine doctors here. They’re good people doing a difficult job.
As to Fauxci, he too is promoting a vaccine with no long term tests. And he said that Remdesivir was potentially “standard of care” after zero successful tests. He’s a monument to conventional medicine and its arrogance.
Nobody cares what you listen to, not even the Old Maids, who, by the way, are now discussing essential oils and cinnamon bun recipes.
Why on earth would you feel a need to be recognized by them?
#Prayercirclesforeveryone!
Yes, I believe he did.
The vaccines being tested now are following the same testing protocols as any other drug or vaccine on the market. They go through phase 1, phase 2, and phase 3 testing. That amounts to tens of thousands of closely monitored volunteers in the US alone taking the candidate vaccines and being studied for months for any hint of problems. And when any unexplained illness happens, they halt the entire trial (happened with the Oxford vaccine twice - one was for a completely unrelated case of MS in a volunteer) pending a full investigation.
The data presented demonstrates that these vaccines are actually working for real people. Probably a lot more effective than huffing Ozone like your holistic witch doctor is pitching.
No long term tests? Phase 1-3 are the standard. You just don’t understand much, bless your heart
“Looking at his website, I can’t...”
The FTC went after the high profile natural antiviral protocol practitioners soon after the scamdemic began, despite (in Brownstein’s case) decades of practice. He had put out 20 advisories on cv19 before he was threatened with legal action. Others were as well. Nice approach to claim that natural therapies don’t work, or have no case history when one uses guns and badges to eliminate the competition. And another great way to stack body bags: keep the average person from understanding the importance of zinc, vitamin D3, iodine, vitamin C and the like.
And, speaking of “sugar”...why do people get sicker after Halloween until January? (Lack of Vit D, too)
Just repeating your words. It’s a bit of stolen valor to call yourself a practitioner.
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