Dr.Amber Trichome
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Corona Covid babies.
Pandemic 2020
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Budzbuddha
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ATTENTION MENTAL MIDGET MAGA - Stop using shit you read about on Facebook / IG. This can kill you.
READ IT …. LEARN IT
READ IT …. LEARN IT
Budzbuddha
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What is it with the red hat tards …. Drinking bleach , shooting up disinfectant , shoving a UV Lamp up your rectum and sucking down any medication listed in their news feed ?
When other countries call Americans stupid …. Hard truth.
When other countries call Americans stupid …. Hard truth.
printer
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NIH gave funding to Peter Daszak at EcoHealth Alliance, who passed on funds to Shi Zhengli at the Wuhan Institute of Technology to study corona viruses. Coincidentally enough, the very same Peter Daszak was one of the WHO inspectors who looked at the WIT workings. Conflict of interest much? These fucks are all in bed together. Add Jeremy Farrar to the mix as one of the ring-leaders. You can't trust these fucks anymore than you can trust the CIA.
PJ, you brought up the same crap before and I shot it down, remember? But no, you want to push your QAnon crap.
Why was there money put into bat virus research?
SARS.
And why did we have vaccines that only needed a few months to develop?
SARS.
SARS was the wake up call. We dodged the bullet on that one, only under a thousands died. But governments did a OMG and realized it could have been much worse. And everyone knew, ot was not a question of if it would happen again but rather when. The funny thing about how prepared we thought we were, I think we found out we were not that well prepared for a really good pandemic.
his dying wish was he couldn't wait to get better and advocate for the shot.
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Conservative talk show host Phil Valentine dies after battle with Covid-19, his employer says
Phil Valentine, a Nashville-based conservative radio talk show host who had questioned whether it was necessary for all people to get Covid-19 vaccines, died on Saturday, his employer, WWTN Radio, announced on Twitter. Valentine was 61 years old.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife have been hospitalized after testing positive for Covid-19
Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife are both hospitalized after testing positive for Covid-19.
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CunningCanuk
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Matt Stone and Trey Parker. Modern day Nostradamuss. Or is it Nostradami?
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CatHedral
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And they had the Pfizer. Breakthrough cases, damnRev. Jesse Jackson and his wife have been hospitalized after testing positive for Covid-19
Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife are both hospitalized after testing positive for Covid-19.
CatHedral
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I think that played a part. But I don’t believe SARS especially drove the development of the RNA (vaccine) and DNA (cheap scalable PCR) for eighteen years.
Getting that virus’s genome plus the advances in the meantime surely did help speed the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine development and deployment.
hanimmal
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Or Fredo?
injinji
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I bet they were at the head of the line, so their shot is wearing out faster. I'll be watching the calendar and get my booster as soon as the 8 months are up.
injinji
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The reason we were able to get on top of SARS so fast was the fact it killed 6 out of 10 folks who caught it. ie, if you had it, you knew you had it. Covid is so hard because up to half the folks who have it don't know they have it.
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If the technology did not advance in the last 20 years we would not have had the vaccine in the time it took to brew it up. But the companies had about a hundred different prospects on the shelf to try due to SARS. If we did not have one of those pieces in place we would have been screwed.
But the responce to PJ was that there was a good reason for the US to fund some research into bat viruses from the part of the globe that has given mankind a number of concerns due to the contact with the people there and nature. And to keep in mind China was not the enemy to the West before this incident. So collaborations are not unusual. The college I used to work for have a few of its instructors in our department go to China to get better in their technical teaching. We had Chinese scientists at our Level 4 lab working on diseases that the world is trying to find answers to. So sending a hundred thousand to the Wuhan Lab is not an unusual occurrence that would bring up red flags. Basically making more of a thing than it actually was.
injinji
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Are we talking a hundred thousand Dollars? Not millions, right? For fuck's sake, that is like the change folks would dig out of their couch cushions.
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No, it was a tough one. We were lucky as it burnt itself out. It was also mainly in the hospital system, if it got in a ward the whole ward seemed to get it. My sister got it from a return plane trip from Ontario which got hit hard. She ended up in hospital and almost became one of the six.
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For research it is a drop in the bucket. A couple university students for a year and trips out in the wild to collect samples. But it is a political football, blaming The Elite (communists) trying to amalgamate the world in order to control it.
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