Posted on 04/22/2022 4:07:02 AM PDT by MtnClimber
Joshua Yoder, an airline pilot and co-founder of the U.S. Freedom Flyers said during an interview Wednesday that a cardiologist told him that if the airlines were conducting certain health screenings, 30 percent of the pilots currently flying would probably be disqualified due to vaccine-induced heart conditions.
Yoder told tech millionaire and Vaccine Safety Research Foundation founder Steve Kirsch that his group has received hundreds of reports about pilots flying planes while suffering from adverse side effects from the COVID vaccines.
The most prominent health issues being reported, the pilot noted, include chest pains, myocarditis, and pericarditis. Yoder said that three vaccinated pilot called him yesterday and said that they’re “currently flying with chest pains,” and another one said he is being treated by a cardiologist. He noted that the pilots want to remain anonymous because they don’t want to lose their jobs.
Yoder said the U.S. Freedom Flyers would like to find a solution for these pilots, and work with doctors, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), airlines, and unions to come up with a protocol so they have “some kind of immunity” that would allow the pilots to talk openly about what is happening to them.
The USFF formed last fall to help employees in the transportation industry oppose the federal laws surrounding vaccinations.
“I’m afraid if we keep going down this path, at some point it’s going to end in catastrophe,” he said.
“If passengers actually knew what was going on at the airlines and the FAA, they would be livid, and everyone would be jumping on a class action suit against all of them,” he said.
Yoder said that world renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough told him that if the pilots were regularly tested, a significant number of them would probably have to be grounded.
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There are many sources to back up the doctors who wrote the letter to the FAA recommending more tests than just ECG/EKG. Everything I’ve read supports their point.
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0,35&q=d-dimer+early+indicator
Some of the responses from various people on this thread are a little but pathetic. The are sad, you see?
Here’s the actual letter they sent to the FAA.
Everything I’ve read supports their advice.
https://roar-assets-auto.rbl.ms/documents/13286/letter%20to%20FAA.pdf
Check this out, report for all vaccines, all time, and cardiac arrest or myocarditis or tachycardia. Can’t rationally pretend everything is fine.
https://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/findfield.php?TABLE=ON&GROUP1=VACY&EVENTS=ON&SYMPTOMS[]=Cardiac+arrest+%2810007515%29&SYMPTOMS[]=Myocarditis+%2810028606%29&SYMPTOMS[]=Tachycardia+%2810043071%29
Your link goes to a paper March, 2011. Only 12 years olf. The disease of acute dissection is NOT thrombogenic, and in the year 2022 we use things like Echocardiography, CT-angio, and advanced ECG and biomarkers to diagnose the diseases (in order) you have quoted. Please, read your source and see how old the data you are using to support these ridiculous letters some are writing to the FAA. It is laughable on its face.
With your pivot to vaccination data — you are conflating two arguments. So obviously, having had your rear end handed to you in the former conversation we are now changing arguments?
Fine. I agree that the vaccinations have been underwhelming in terms of preventing disease especially with the viral mutations now to essentially completely benign and highly contagious. I wouldn’t vaccinate anyone at this point except those with extremely high risk
I can also point out that during delta (the most deadly of the strains), those vaccinated did not progress to critical disease and death. The data are the data.
If you are not a zealot, you can refine your knowledge by looking at data, which will closer approximate you to the truth, unlike the name callers on this thread.
Incidentally the proper grammar is “here are the data”, not “here is the data”.
Yes, because all vaccines promote a mildly inflamed state. 65% of all vaccine recipients, regardless of whether MMR or TdAp would have elevated D-Dimer — now you understand why it is a pretty worthless test. It is NON-SPECIFIC.
1. Have you read my commentary on Fauci? I do not think you have as you say things that are patently untrue (and quite repulsive and vulgar, but hey, you be you.)
2. What I have heard promoted by the rabidly antivaxxers who continually utilize: the same sources that are blogs, official sounding sources that once looked at are purely bogus, outdated sources presented as cutting edge and relevant, or (and this one is my favorite) stating things that were actually not written and twisting facts to fit an agenda.
3. Fauci has a monetary interest in promoting vaccination. Ok, McCullough and Malone have also taken quite a financial windfall in advancing their OPINION, so if financial interests disqualify one, they must disqualify the others.
4. Frankly, I think all three of them (Fauci, Malone, and McCullough) are totally worthless, and these three men, more than any others are responsible for increasing the distrust in the art and science of medicine, because they are able to foment the faux-experts into regurgitating their talking points.
gas_dr wrote: “Some of the responses from various people on this thread are a little but pathetic. The are sad, you see?”
Did you see their responses to this thread:
Unvaccinated Children Hospitalized at Twice the Rate During Omicron Surge: Study
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4056569/posts
Clever pivot. So lets dissect your argument. I am referring to the standard of care in the diagnosis of cardiac disease, specifically ischemic cardiac disease. So, I guess because you have to pivot to a non-sensical argument, you either have no answer to what I have written because I am correct and expert in the use of clinical labs to diagnose critical illness, or you have no nuance to understand what the argument is
As for telling people to not take supplements -- there is no standard of care on what supplements to give. So you are not even in the realm of the definition of the terms that we are discussing. I am not aware that anyone every said people should not take supplements as a standard of care. I told people to take Vitamin D and Zinc, and I continue to do so. Early on, I posted people should take vitamins as it would not be harmful, and possibly helpful, however the literature does not demonstrate that this recommendation rises to the level of "standard of care". So, I guess, I would appreciate it if you would learn the definitions of words that you are using
In terms of your absolutely dazzling lack of understanding of A-a gradient hypoxemia and the use of positive pressure ventilation in relationship to air space disease and extrinsic processes such as pulmonary edema, thanking you for proving that you are capable of cutting and pasting.
Feel free to go to medical school for four years, earning a doctorate in the process, then take 5 - 7 years of post-doctoral training, be examined buy countless examiners, certify your continuing education, and practice daily, then you can actually start to have a conversation on quite advanced things and debate the nuance.
Jane Long wrote: “Because 99.5% of MY posts are about Russia and China. NOT.”
An obvious false flag designed to increase your credibility as a Russian/Chinese bot when you post anti-vaxxer propaganda to increase discord in the US.
Just stop while you are ahead. The majority of those articles regarding cardiac diagnosis are at the latest 2011 -- when we actually developed specific markers to cardiac disease
Unbelievably the two most recent articles validate how I have used D-Dimer -- as a prognostic indicator, not diagnosis modality, for CoVID. You do realize, you validate everything I have said with your posts.
Thank you for demonstrating my expertise with your own words -- I urge you for your sake, read your sources before mindlessly posting. It is what people capable of critical thinking do.
She is sad, you see?
Becoming increasingly unhinged to attack your statements. That. you for pointing out the obvious to many who cannot see it.
The vaccine data is not a pivot, it’s not conflation. It’s pertinent information supporting the letter the doctors sent to the FAA.
wastedyears wrote: “You see nothing wrong with linking to an article that quoted Politifact?”
Evidently you believe we should only post links to anti-vaxxer propaganda.
I linked more in post 81.
Pertinent information from data generated before 2010, and made obsolete in 2011 and beyond....OK, whatever you say.
The subject of this article is D-dimer to diagnose cardiac disease, you’re vaccine data is not on point as it pivots to a different topic entirely, one that I responded to above. Which you have failed to acknowledge
Yes, I addressed it specifically in my post #92. Come clean, do you actually read the dates and titles of the articles you proffered, or just do a google search and think that everything supports your position.
I look forward to your response to my post #92
I'd be surprised if either of them ever treated a Covid patient. Malone was a researcher and as far as I know never met a patient, and it looks like McCullough was in administration before the pandemic even hit.
“Becoming increasingly unhinged to attack your statements. That. you for pointing out the obvious to many who cannot see it.”
You are not only attacking my statements, you are attacking me personally, even my grammar. Does that make you unhinged?
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