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Posted on 3/18/2021, 2:24:41 PM by ransomnote
I'm calling Algore and tell his fat self to fix it.
Posted on 03/15/2021 7:15:16 AM PDT by ransomnote
I'm calling Algore and tell his fat self to fix it.
Hmmm More than 30 minutes since the last post. Maybe you should put in that call to Al Gore.
Posted on 3/18/2021, 2:24:41 PM by ransomnote
Oh, I know you do. ;-) (sisterly hug to you)
And I think furries are another portent of imminent civilization collapse, as well as of course pedo stuff. Civilization (quote unquote) deserves to collapse if these things are not straightened out.
Trump still pushing the Covid injections and saying they are safe floors me. I can not imagine he hasn’t seen what doctors, researchers and those damaged by the injection are saying. It baffles me. Our next door neighbor just returned from the hospital after being admitted after the second injection. He does have lung co morbidities but is now under hospice care.
Trump still pushing the Covid injections and saying they are safe floors me. I can not imagine he hasn’t seen what doctors, researchers and those damaged by the injection are saying. It baffles me.
Doesn’t he say get the “vaccine”? There is no vaccine. Play on words ?
In both fakes, he’s alone, navigating, walking briskly and knows where he’s going.
Also, you should be able to get Ivermectin at any Tractor Supply store in the US without any issues.
That surprises me about the West. Albertans used to be sensible cowboy types and reliably conservative - you couldn’t get much past them. Not so much any more. Everyone in Canada just become intellectually lazy and became blank chalkboards for the TV news to write on. And that’s what they spew when they speak. The people who still think for themselves are few and far between.
Oddly enough, the Canadians I’ve had the most complaints about in my lifetime - the Quebecois - are now the people I have the most in common with. They were politically active way back in the 70’s when the rest of the country was asleep (I was too young to know anything). Their politics then were all about independence and separation from the rest of Canada. The separation idea failed, but they generally remain more fiercely independent than English Canadians, who are still asleep and heavily indoctrinated. The French are having a hard time choosing between their freedom and their man. Trudeau has always presented himself as one of them and I’m not sure they’ve come to grips with his betrayal yet.
Thank you for bring Camille into the discussion. I love that woman. She may not be the last honest person, but she could very well be the last honest liberal.
The ivermectin capsules I filled show no signs of softening at the moment (7 hours later), but I’ll put them in the fridge and hope that further delays any softening. Freezing is also an option if I notice any deterioration.
Interesting thought. Seems like people think these jabs are vaccines tho.
Galadriel:
The Quest stands upon the edge of a knife. Stray but a little, and it will fail, to the ruin of all. Yet hope remains while the Company is true. {Addressing the Fellowship in Lothlórien}
The idea is that using the mRNA jab, makes the body churn out antibodies to a specific variant of the spike protein (i.e. a specific amino acid sequence, which determines a particular "shape"). He says that the antibodies produced, as part of acquired immunity, will in effect suppress the natural immunity (innate immunity, mediated through natural killer ("NK") cells.
He then says that when the virus mutates, the mutations which enhance infectivity will be selected. Because, being a virus, it must gain entry to host cells to replicate, so any mutations which increase efficiency of entry, give those viruses a reproductive advantage. And, given that the virus enters endothelial cells via the spike protein, this means changes to the spike protein will be favored.
All well and good, so far.
But this is where he stops explaining well. He says that those who shed mutated virus, then, will be shedding virus with spike protein which is different from the spike protein recognized by those who got "the jab". I can see that. What I do NOT see, is how that automatically either makes the virus more deadly, or makes the people who got the jab, MORE susceptible.
The reasoning from earlier, is that those who got the jab, have their innate immunity weakened in favor of the acquired immunity, because the affinity of the acquired immunity antibodies for the virus is greater than the innate immune system antibodies.
But if the whole point, is that the virus mutates away from being tightly bound by the original jab-induced aquired-immune-system antibodies, why does that imply that the innate immune system still remains ineffective? It isn't that he said, "once the body creates antibodies from the acquired immune system, it tells the innate immune system to stop." It's that he said, "once the acquired immune system makes specific antibodies, they're a better fit, so the innate immune antibodies get outgunned."
So the question is, is the innate immune system, in general, for adults, too weak to fight off many viruses? Because what we noticed in the original waves of the coof, is that young children hardly had any deaths. Was this because their innate immune system was stronger, and fought off the virus? Or is it the mechanism of action of the virus, is that all the intercellular signaling of the acquired immune system, goes haywire, and the associated cellular effects of inflammation, were what killed the patient?
(Or, as suggested by many, but which I haven't read in detail , that in common with the Spanish Flu of 1918, the virus attacked the body to the extent that other microbial pathogens finished the patient off, and that some of the problems seen here are of a similar sort, possibly compounded by enforced mask wearing?)
..then there's the issue of people dropping dead a few hours to a few days after getting the jab. That news is being HEAVILY suppressed. I'd love to hear the suggestions of an expert of his standing, on likely mechanisms for that.
I wonder if you could freeze them to keep them from dissolving. I have a whole bag that I used to put dog meds in but the meds were dry.
You might want to check the storage information on your tube. Mine says to store between 68-77 degrees, however, excursions between 59-86 degrees are permitted.
All medication is different and yours may be fine to refrigerate or freeze. We had a special eye drop for my dog that had to be compounded, one compounder’s had to be refrigerated between uses, while another compounder’s did not.
Scavino says to share it, so here it is.
Vindman has his promotion to full Colonel despite his part in deception, pushed heavily in public by the forces of overthrow, to help torpedo a sitting president.
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Some people get book deals with lucrative signing advances as their reward (McMaster, Obamas, etc.) for their service to the DS. Others get plum assignments, while still others get promotions. The left always rewards their foot soldiers with money stolen from the taxpayers.
Doesn’t give one much faith in the military either, if they are promoting these types.
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