Japie, did you go and protest today ?? How'd it go ??

lotofwind said..
Japie, did you go and protest today ?? How'd it go ??

No I didn't. I worked. As I usually do.

I didn't kite either. Which I was hoping for as the forecast looked vaguely promising. The northerly turned out to be a southerly though as you probably realise.

airsail said..

kiterboy said..

japie said..
I envy you your faith in our advisors but assure you it's goals are control and a drive for mass stabbing.

Indeed...

childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/cdc-manipulated-data-create-pandemic-unvaxxed-narrative/?utm_source=salsa&eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=bf51f1d7-a5e5-4c65-97da-c3e7b0ac1a25

'By using statistics from a time period when the U.S. as a whole was largely unvaccinated, the CDC is now claiming we're in a "pandemic of the unvaccinated," in an effort to demonize those who still have not agreed to receive this experimental gene modification injection.'

Here's what Canadian viral immunologist and vaccine researcher Dr. Byram Bridle told Ingraham about the claim that we're in a pandemic of the unvaxxed, and that the unvaccinated are hotbeds for dangerous variants:

"Absolutely, it's untrue to be calling this a pandemic of the unvaccinated. And it's certainly untrue . that the unvaccinated are somehow driving the emergence of the novel variants. This goes against every scientific principle that we understand.

"The reality is, the nature of the vaccines we are using right now, and the way we're rolling them out, are going to be applying selective pressure to this virus to promote the emergence of new variants. Again, this is based on sound principles.

"We have to look no further than . the emergence of antibiotic resistance .
The principle is this: If you have a biological entity that is prone to mutation - and the SARS-CoV-2, like all coronaviruses is prone to mutation - and you apply a narrowly focused selective pressure that is nonlethal, and you do this over a long period of time, this is the recipe for driving the emergence of novel variants.

"This is exactly what we're doing.
Our vaccines are focused on a single protein of the virus, so the virus only has to alter one protein, and the vaccines don't come close to providing sterilizing immunity.

"People who are vaccinated still get infected, it only seems particularly good at blunting the disease, and what that tells you therefore is that these vaccines in the vast majority of people are applying a nonlethal pressure, narrowly focused on one protein, and the vaccine rollout is occurring over a long period of time.
That's the recipe for driving variants."

So what is the answer? Should we stop vaccination, seems like that is what you are suggesting. Where to then for NSW and Vic?

The answer is staring you in the face. Medicate. Using proven protocols.

lotofwind said..
Its good you have an essential job japie. Bunnings ??? lol

Surely being Doctors they would happily rock the boat and lose their job if it saved millions of lives world wide from the government culling us??

No. I drive an agi. Essential in that it is for a corporation. I have a friend who is a producer on Big Brother. That is also essential. Should tell you something!

Surely being doctors? Well obviously not. Although many have spoken out most haven't. A certain percentage would have to be at least sceptical. Many would not.
Regardless it's a big sacrifice to risk your livelihood. Particularly when you've studied for six years at roughly $60k a year.

Thats a worry that 100's of thousands of doctors know the truth but are choosing money over their morals and millions of human lives world wide.

lotofwind said..
Thats a worry that 100's of thousands of doctors know the truth but are choosing money over their morals and millions of human lives world wide.


edit.......wow, seems the gov. or seabreeze rulers wanted me to post that 3 times.

Well you did say that you knew nothing of history!

Lol

japie said..

Rupert said..

Japie said; "Tell me something. Why would an eminent physician disseminate false medical information?"

Tell me something. Why would tens, hundreds, thousands or tens of thousands of his peers NOT support his "medical information?"I mean even Wakefield had some support from his peers before being a proven fraudster and drummed out.

If you have a little stroll through Discernible Interviews you will find a relatively recent one with an Australian lady doctor explaining that she runs the risk of losing her medical license if she speaks out or questions APHRA.

Its pretty simple really Rupert. There are thousands or tens of thousands of scientists and doctors whose livelihoods would be at risk were they to rock the boat.

Remember when the Qld health officer said she didn't recommend astrazee for healthy kids....

She was threatened with being unregistered unless she changed her mind and spruiked the new fed govt and ahpra position on the vaccine.

The ama medical board may still be considering punishing her in some form.

Any doctor or scientist worth their weight on this that didn't accept the gov dogma has already been censored ages ago. We are only allowed to hear one perspective through any govt depts, any gov employee, ahpra registered health worker and social media.

Vaccines passports ?
I have better idea.
Why not to add something to vaccine to make you fluorescently glow in the dark ?

We should be able to perfect the system and for example after first dose you glow green,
on second red, after booster Blue.

Let me guess, its a secret though

uncensored issue 64
so much info in this edition about vaccines
also, remember how the government came out and admitted ufo's were real and no one even seemed to notice.....

Pfizzy #2 in the shoulder this morning. So far so good.
On another note, not sure if it's in the new here, but in Tokyo, covid is running a touch rampant and the hospitals can't cope. If you turn up at hospital, you get turned away and have no option other than go home and fight for your life. This is Tokyo yo. Now!

Oh, but don't worry, it's just like the flu. Pffft.

Buster fin said..
On another note, not sure if it's in the new here, but in Tokyo, covid is running a touch rampant and the hospitals can't cope. If you turn up at hospital, you get turned away and have no option other than go home and fight for your life. This is Tokyo yo. Now!

Oh, but don't worry, it's just like the flu. Pffft.

Some misinformation there that lacks context I'll address it as I assumed it's directed at me...

You turn up to a hospital, you might well get turned away, period. That's not how the system works here.

If you're talking about people who've called an ambulance and been turned away, that's fairly normal too; not all hospitals can deal with whatever "emergency" you're experiencing, you may find yourself sitting in the back of the ambulance while the medics call the surrounding areas looking for a hospital to take you.

There has also been a change in policy regarding treatment -- used to be, you'd be admitted with any level of symptoms. Now, mild to moderate are asked to convalesce at home. Reports of people being turned away tend to include a paragraph (lower down the article, of course) that medical professionals have "determined that home recuperation should be continued".

There are a set number of beds that are dedicated to COVID treatment and isolation, which is obviously less than the total number of hospital beds available. There are 9,636 beds in Tokyo, last info I saw earlier this month was ~50% occupancy. Media likes to report that "infections outstrip the number of beds"...but that's disingenuous. Literally the same thing happens in flu season.

Yes, infections are up. No, deaths are rising at the same level. In fact, the 7-day average is down since Delta (I assume) started surging since June 16.

Kamikuza said..

Buster fin said..
On another note, not sure if it's in the new here, but in Tokyo, covid is running a touch rampant and the hospitals can't cope. If you turn up at hospital, you get turned away and have no option other than go home and fight for your life. This is Tokyo yo. Now!

Oh, but don't worry, it's just like the flu. Pffft.

Some misinformation there that lacks context I'll address it as I assumed it's directed at me...

You turn up to a hospital, you might well get turned away, period. That's not how the system works here.

If you're talking about people who've called an ambulance and been turned away, that's fairly normal too; not all hospitals can deal with whatever "emergency" you're experiencing, you may find yourself sitting in the back of the ambulance while the medics call the surrounding areas looking for a hospital to take you.

There has also been a change in policy regarding treatment -- used to be, you'd be admitted with any level of symptoms. Now, mild to moderate are asked to convalesce at home. Reports of people being turned away tend to include a paragraph (lower down the article, of course) that medical professionals have "determined that home recuperation should be continued".

There are a set number of beds that are dedicated to COVID treatment and isolation, which is obviously less than the total number of hospital beds available. There are 9,636 beds in Tokyo, last info I saw earlier this month was ~50% occupancy. Media likes to report that "infections outstrip the number of beds"...but that's disingenuous. Literally the same thing happens in flu season.

Yes, infections are up. No, deaths are rising at the same level. In fact, the 7-day average is down since Delta (I assume) started surging since June 16.

Hmm, I've got a guy talking about Tokyo who's not in Tokyo, and another guy who is in Tokyo. I don't know who to believe.

psychojoe said..

Kamikuza said..

Buster fin said..
On another note, not sure if it's in the new here, but in Tokyo, covid is running a touch rampant and the hospitals can't cope. If you turn up at hospital, you get turned away and have no option other than go home and fight for your life. This is Tokyo yo. Now!

Oh, but don't worry, it's just like the flu. Pffft.

Some misinformation there that lacks context I'll address it as I assumed it's directed at me...

You turn up to a hospital, you might well get turned away, period. That's not how the system works here.

If you're talking about people who've called an ambulance and been turned away, that's fairly normal too; not all hospitals can deal with whatever "emergency" you're experiencing, you may find yourself sitting in the back of the ambulance while the medics call the surrounding areas looking for a hospital to take you.

There has also been a change in policy regarding treatment -- used to be, you'd be admitted with any level of symptoms. Now, mild to moderate are asked to convalesce at home. Reports of people being turned away tend to include a paragraph (lower down the article, of course) that medical professionals have "determined that home recuperation should be continued".

There are a set number of beds that are dedicated to COVID treatment and isolation, which is obviously less than the total number of hospital beds available. There are 9,636 beds in Tokyo, last info I saw earlier this month was ~50% occupancy. Media likes to report that "infections outstrip the number of beds"...but that's disingenuous. Literally the same thing happens in flu season.

Yes, infections are up. No, deaths are rising at the same level. In fact, the 7-day average is down since Delta (I assume) started surging since June 16.

Hmm, I've got a guy talking about Tokyo who's not in Tokyo, and another guy who is in Tokyo. I don't know who to believe.

Well, the guy in Tokyo is clearly going along with the official narrative.

So he must be wrong.

Standard ct logic.

TonyAbbott said..

you forgot about burqas mask and P PE all whole body coverings.
Looks like covid has been with people for several thousand years already