Interesting piece:
And from Finland:
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IIRC the UK govât stated that roughly 50% of recorded COVID deaths were entirely coincidental, i.e., the patient was in hospital for some condition unrelated to COVID. The ONS figures are confusing, but appear to put the figure at only 20%. Most countries have posted some sort of statement in the dark recesses of their websites with a disclaimer to the effect that âa death appearing in the COVID statistics isnât necessarily a death due to COVIDâ. So 40% doesnât seem unreasonable. And as we all know by now, only a few percent of âCOVID deathsâ were completely out-of-the-blue, and an unknown number of those people were cases of death-by-doctor (early and inappropriate use of invasive ventilation).
It all really depends on what you call a âCOVID deathâ, doesnât it?
Nevertheless, the figures stand: whatever you see on Google is the inflated number.
As for the self-assembling microchips - hmmm, yeah. IMO if this were actually a thing, there would have been plenty of experts in nanotechology or microelectronics keen to take a look at his photography and identify exactly what those structures are. Not saying itâs impossible, but if those structures are in there, then itâd be interesting to figure out at least how they work, even if their function isnât entirely clear. If itâs real, thatâs cutting-edge stuff, but Iâm more inclined to think Pfizer et al just wouldnât have bothered. What would be the point? As far as I can tell their aim was to simply rush out some halfassed product and make a shitload of money. Whether it worked or not, or indeed whether it harmed people, simply wasnât a consideration.
I canât help wondering if the article is mockery, or an attempt at psychological manipulation (ie., its purpose is to spread the message âthis is what all antivaxers believe, and thatâs why theyâre antivaxersâ).
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Our news channels here in the USA have largely stopped reporting covid stats
Is this a recent development? The UK gave up on this about a year ago.
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Since I rarely watch the news I donât know when it fell out of fashion exactly but just noticed I havenât come across it the rare times I do watch
For two years that was the entire hour of the news. Reporters everywhere just phoned it in. I guess they finally figured it was milked enough
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The Press in Australia gave up any regular reporting about 6 months ago, and the various states only report weekly - and even then, only on the Internet, no grand press conferences.
Every country seems to figure out that itâs actually a non-event eventually. Taiwanâs getting there.
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I wonder how these trials will go?
Feel free to âeasily debunkâ this.
Debunk what lol
Is âeasily debunkâ your new âinterestingâ?
Iâm sure these âclinical trialsâ will all be done with great integrity and transparency, especially since:
âThe Food and Drug Administration has required that the drugmakers conduct several studies assessing the potential long-term impacts of myocarditis, as part of its approval of the mRNA Covid vaccines in the U.S.â
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For anyone else who got covid, what was your pill haul? Doctor gave me 12 different types(most being a backup in case one doesnât work). I think thatâs crazy. One of them even says â65 year positive rtâ. Which Iâm assuming is for people over the age of 65âŚbut Iâm not even half that age 
What did you get? Mystery pills, or properly labelled?
About 5 of them are for regular use(pain killer, fever reducer, appetite, stomach buffer, cough) but 6 of them donât have an expected effect mentioned. A few of them seem covid specific.
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Any anti-viral medicine in the mix? Or are all those pills simply to suppress symptoms only?
I wonder as well if you were diagnosed as a âmoderateâ cases. I presume if you were âsevereâ you would not be typing away posting on forumosa right now!
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for the missus and children? Tylenol or acetaminophen and cough syrup for a few days. Not rocket science.
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Interesting. Any idea what they are?
Any HCQ or Ivermectin in there? 
