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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5820 –
Looks like season might be over for Green Bay's Aaron Rogers, COVID positive, no valid vaccination, tried to pass off homeopathy as a valid Sars-CoV-2 immunisation.

Now if they(Wisconsin) follow global best practise he can't be vaccinated for six months since being COVID positive, and as an unvaccinated player he'll effectively be out of the game unless the NFL make some special exemption.

Serve him right for trying to defraud the game and it's participants!

I think Green Bay Packers should be within their rights to try and reclaim lost revenue by suing the practitioner, and withhold Roger's payments for lying to the club!
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5821 –
Quote from: Macca37 on
I had an unsettling experience yesterday with an anti-vaxxer. I was shopping at a Good Guys store, minding my own business,  when I was approached by a mid-forties male who began talking to me with the fervour of a religious zealot.

In a loud voice he told me that governments (unspecified) were to blame for Covid. Further, he said nobody knows what is in the vaccines and that his research led him to the conclusion that one man was responsible for it all - Bill Gates.

If this guy represents the typical anti-vaxxer then there is no turning them.  His manner was such that I just got out of the store as fast as I could.

I think that religious zealot is an apt comparison.

They (anti-vaxxers) wouldn't know what research is, let alone how to conduct research, and they have simply formed a belief based on conspiracy theories, misinformation and half-truths.  I guess it's evolution at work.
“Why don’t you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don’t you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don’t you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?”  Oddball

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5822 –
Quote from: DJC on
I guess it's evolution at work.
The trouble is our taxes pay to keep them healthy, technology and bureaucracy working against natural selection / evolution.

All the while the nutters continue to infect innocent bystanders, in particular those innocent bystanders who for whatever reason might not be able to be vaccinated.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5823 –
Quote from: LP on
Looks like season might be over for Green Bay's Aaron Rogers, COVID positive, no valid vaccination, tried to pass off homeopathy as a valid Sars-CoV-2 immunisation.

Now if they(Wisconsin) follow global best practise he can't be vaccinated for six months since being COVID positive, and as an unvaccinated player he'll effectively be out of the game unless the NFL make some special exemption.

Serve him right for trying to defraud the game and it's participants!

I think Green Bay Packers should be within their rights to try and reclaim lost revenue by suing the practitioner, and withhold Roger's payments for lying to the club!
The AFL couldn't afford to have the sort of stuff happening right now in the NFL. First, the Las Vegas Raiders coach bites the dust due to racist and other -ist emails which also involved a Washington FC official, and just recently Henry Ruggs III was "released" by the Las Vegas Raiders after killing a woman in a massive crash after veering into the rear of her car while travelling at 250 kmh with a BAC of 0.16%. The NFL must be envious the AFL only has to deal with Jordan De Goey. 

What an idiot Rodgers is. Doesn't he know that Ivermectin is the silver bullet?

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5824 –
Quote from: Mav on
What an idiot Rodgers is. Doesn't he know that Ivermectin is the silver bullet?
How do you know it wasn't Ivermectin or HCQ in the homeopathic mix? ;D

"Everybody knows" after it's been diluted a million fold it's vigorously succussed to make it a billion times more potent, so it's at least a thousand times better than a normal dose, I mean it's obviously the case! ;)



I'm currently marketing a new high tech version (See below), it's called a fullbody successer, for those times when you get an injection, capsule or pill that can't be diluted. It also works for chemotherapy, radiotherapy and other "nucular" medicines! ;)



But you must not do it too close to a 5G tower or it will amplify the negative energies, and FFS never have a hot drink just before using it! We had one trial patient who tried that with some herbal tea and the latent heat was immediately amplified a billion fold turning him instantly into a pyroclastic cinder, which his wife now cherishes mounted on a white gold negative energy neutralised chain!

A word of warning about these powerful methods.

We thought we were onto something a year or two ago, Homeopathic Petrol. One drop in a litre, then succuss but at this stage it's nowhere near dilute enough and it's too weak, you have to take a drop from this and go through two or three more cycles of dilution and succussion before you get to the working petrol substitute that you can put straight into the car at the cost of a few cents per megalitre. But unfortunately, trying to make a high octane version for drag racing, our Beirut test lab went one step too far and things got very nasty!



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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5825 –
Looks like Rodgers is being slammed for being a diva, lying about being vaccinated, and the NFL and Green Bay having 1 rule for him and another for the lesser guys.

He tried to be cute by saying he'd been "immunised" when a reporter asked him if he'd been vaccinated. He might have been able to say he hadn't actually lied (although this was clearly a grey lie at least), but he went from grey lie to blatant lie when he added “There’s guys on the team that haven’t been vaccinated. I think it’s a personal decision. I’m not going to judge those guys.” To be clear, the NFL refused his request that his homeopathic remedies should be treated as vaccinations.

The one rule for Aaron and another for everyone else thing comes from the fact that the NFL and presumably someone at Green Bay was aware he was unvaccinated and yet Green Bay and the NFL allowed him to attend media events without masking, contrary to clear NFL protocols. Many unvaccinated players attend to those commitments by zoom instead.     

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5826 –
2 cases from the Melbourne cup. 10,000 people there. No one calling it a superspreader event though.
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5827 –
Quote from: madbluboy on
2 cases from the Melbourne cup. 10,000 people there. No one calling it a superspreader event though.
Will it be though?

It's a test for vaccination, social distancing measures, mitigation and crowd behaviour. I have to wonder if everybody was really vaccinated, or were there exemptions offered for some who had legitimate reasons for not being vaccinated?

Do we know how the positives were found, PCR or Lateral Flow Tests?

Do events like that get testing priority? I think in the timeframe offered it's too early to be confirmed, secondary tests as part of track and trace for primary contacts would still be running now.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5828 –
Interesting to read that Pfizer has been linked to over 250 myocarditis cases in Australia, that count not including pericarditis, I believe that myocarditis count alone is more than the total Astrazeneca TTS, yet Pfizer myocarditis side-effects still hardly get a mention!

Pfizer's myocarditis side-effect happens in any patient, almost randomly distributed across age groups, Astrazeneca TTS in now know to be specific to a subset of the population that have a precursor condition known as APS. They can test in advance and tell patients if they have a high chance of getting Astrazeneca related TTS.

I just do not understand why the media has this reporting bias, I have to assume there are vested interests or that it's a face saving exercise because a change exposes the earlier bias and errors present in the reporting.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5829 –
Quote from: ElwoodBlues1 on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c3rWBSJZTk
I have to correct one thing the CCO states in this video.

Responding to a question he refers to both Pfizer and AZ as mRNA vaccines which is obviously wrong, he'd know that and a CCO like that does not "misspeak" such facts, it's well rehearsed and he'll roll it out hundreds of times in interviews, he stumbled / stuttered out "those two" after being asked about all three, Pfizer, AZ and Moderna.

If he stood up in front of his peers and said that he'd be laughed off stage, you can hear it from the 41 second mark below, it's marketing spin. None of the companies involved are genuine or free of guilt in this regard!

https://youtu.be/-c3rWBSJZTk?t=41
For clarity;
AZ = Adenovirus, circa 1960s
Novavax = Protein Subunit, circa 1980s
Pfizer/Moderna = mRNA, circa 2000s

None were invented last couple of years like the anti-vaxers want you to believe!

Sinovax and Sputnik are even older, they are related to killed (inactivated) virus vaccines going back to the first ever sterile vaccines that were used in the early 1900s!
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5830 –
Quote from: LP on
All the while the nutters continue to infect innocent bystanders, in particular those innocent bystanders who for whatever reason might not be able to be vaccinated.

Okay, can we stop with this because IT IS NOT TRUE. This is FALSE.

If you have been vaccinated, you can STILL carry the virus, infect others and also contract Covid. This continual peddling of this type of information which NOBODY HERE has pulled up, just contributes to the various conspiracy theories going around.

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5831 –
Quote from: LP on
Interesting to read that Pfizer has been linked to over 250 myocarditis cases in Australia, that count not including pericarditis, I believe that myocarditis count alone is more than the total Astrazeneca TTS, yet Pfizer myocarditis side-effects still hardly get a mention!

Pfizer's myocarditis side-effect happens in any patient, almost randomly distributed across age groups, Astrazeneca TTS in now know to be specific to a subset of the population that have a precursor condition known as APS. They can test in advance and tell patients if they have a high chance of getting Astrazeneca related TTS.

I just do not understand why the media has this reporting bias, I have to assume there are vested interests or that it's a face saving exercise because a change exposes the earlier bias and errors present in the reporting.
How many people has Pfizer/Moderna actually killed in Aus?..we have had two family members with issues, both males in their early 30's, one had myocarditis from Pfizer  and was taken to hospital for a 2 day stay and the other had Moderna which brought him out in lumps on his collarbone which were Lipoma's caused by a reaction to the vaccine, he also had a bad rash around the area. Sputnik has been a disaster in Russia, no one wants it, we have friends there who live down south on the Black sea coast and take up is about 30%, death rate is a lot higher than reported too, everyone wants to get across to Turkey to get Pfizer given the mistrust of the local product.
 

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5832 –
Quote from: spf on
Okay, can we stop with this because IT IS NOT TRUE. This is FALSE.

If you have been vaccinated, you can STILL carry the virus, infect others and also contract Covid. This continual peddling of this type of information which NOBODY HERE has pulled up, just contributes to the various conspiracy theories going around.

Yes, but the chances are minute compared to non-vaccinated folk.  Furthermore, the symptoms experienced by vaccinated folk are generally much milder.

Have you been taking note of the percentages of infected folk who are unvaccinated?

The bottom line is get vaccinated or prepare to get very sick 🙁
“Why don’t you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don’t you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don’t you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?”  Oddball

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5833 –
Quote from: DJC on
Yes, but the chances are minute compared to non-vaccinated folk.  Furthermore, the symptoms experienced by vaccinated folk are generally much milder.

Have you been taking note of the percentages of infected folk who are unvaccinated?

The bottom line is get vaccinated or prepare to get very sick 🙁

Actually the bottom line is this: Stop spreading misinformation which was what my post was in reply to.

Quote from: LP on November 05, 2021, 11:10:59 AM
All the while the nutters continue to infect innocent bystanders, in particular those innocent bystanders who for whatever reason might not be able to be vaccinated. - AND COULD BE INFECTED BY VACCINATED PEOPLE AS WELL.

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #5834 –
Quote from: spf on
Okay, can we stop with this because IT IS NOT TRUE. This is FALSE.

If you have been vaccinated, you can STILL carry the virus, infect others and also contract Covid. This continual peddling of this type of information which NOBODY HERE has pulled up, just contributes to the various conspiracy theories going around.
The nutters are space invading unmasked anti-vaxing gob5h!tes with zero respect for those around them.

Plenty of us have talked through the relative risks of infection and transmission, myself included!

Freedom comes at a price, always has always will, it's the anti-vaxers that want the free lunch in this case, they aren't the defenders of freedom, they limit the rest of us for their own selfish beliefs! The 2c social media logic they peddle about defending freedom is completely backwards!
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