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You may need to clean the outside of the bubble afterwards though. Imagine someone pushing you downhill in the bubble. How would one get the bubble to stop moving while inside? It needs a bubble brake.
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You may need to clean the outside of the bubble afterwards though. Imagine someone pushing you downhill in the bubble. How would one get the bubble to stop moving while inside? It needs a bubble brake.
Yes, the logistics of it are not feasible. Perhaps openings for the feet and hands would be helpful?
Some might say though not good enough. If you're not going to wear a mask in that thing you need to have it designed a bubble within a bubble....that way if one bubble get's punctured she still has good protection.
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My friends doctor told her the virus can enter through the eyes, as well. A mask wouldn't help with that entry point
At least, not the type of masks we're told to wear.
What's your take on that? How can masks be affective when the virus can get into our system via eyes?
If they don't does that mean, logically, they're a vampire?Some people like the smell of garlic...
You are very nearIvermectin
High doses of Vitamin D
Hydroxychloroquine
Zinc
Vitamin C
Oh, and it's not been tested/talked about but personally, if my family or I had Covid, I'd have them use Collodial Silver in a nebulizer. It's known for getting rid of/treating pneumonia.
https://sfamjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jam.13525
Now, where's my prize?
Well, this may be prophylactic make some sense.
But if you are not getting air, this why the people comes into the hospital, this will be not sufficient. And then how many people in this world are in the condition to take it?
And then what with people they dont fit with hydroxychloroquine, it is known that this causes heavy heartproblems and neuropsychotic effects. And also there is no proof ( german mediciners told) that this malariatreatment helps in case of Covid 19.( maby in very heavy cases) The sideeffects are very risk and the people have to get on intensivward for Monitoring.
It needs a way to wash and sanitize your hands in that bubble. And the bubble needs to be sterilized before each use.
Not necessarily. Vampires are said also to be damaged by silver.
Joking aside, I don’t believe in vampires.
Anne Rice debunked that theory
Rice's vampires differ in many ways from their traditional counterparts such as Dracula.
They are unaffected by crucifixes, garlic, a stake through the heart, or holy water.
Anne Rice debunked that theory
Rice's vampires differ in many ways from their traditional counterparts such as Dracula.
They are unaffected by crucifixes, garlic, a stake through the heart, or holy water.
What about silver or sunlight?
Rice's ancient vampires became stronger as they aged and could withstand sunlight, though it does burn them (like our sun does us, albeit much slower) and changes the color of their skin, which can actually be helpful to them in making them look a little more human with the added color to disguise their lack of pigment. The sun could destroy younger vampires, though. Silver bullet to the heart she also rewrote and eliminated as a means of death. If I am remembering correctly, only fire could destroy the ancients. Heh, I enjoyed her Lestat series
It's a "virtual" prize.Now, where's my prize?
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this would be a time a person might ask 'permission to speak freely'
suffice it to say you will one day regret your sharp tongue and know it all attitude. people generally don't care for know it all types
'the Lord' has nothing to do with this. as a Christian I am reproving your attitude and the fact you think God is encouraging the way you speak
when people constantly say God told me this and God told me that, I know for a fact He did no such thing
you love your own words is what you love
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it was not helpful because he is beyond hearing it
you two have post after post where you are engaged with spitting at each other
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I basically agree with you, with the exception I disagree about the covid injection...but see...he did not even give that credence
I am saying it is not helpful. someone should stop..,.I have people on ignore because they say false things or make false accusations
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exactly.
I have known too many who believe they are infallible. the internet is full of the infallibles
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Awareness Foundation COVID-19 Roundtable
In this time of extreme censorship and suppression of scientific debate, The Awareness Foundation COVID-19 Roundtable,1 hosted by Katherine Macbean of the Awareness Foundation, is a sign of wakefulness and hope. It includes honest opinions and expertise from 14 high-profile doctors, including myself, with a focus on the potential dangers being posed by the experimental mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Each has faced censorship when speaking out, and though there are some differing viewpoints, all agree that there’s enough evidence to halt the global COVID-19 vaccination campaign, either for everyone or — particularly — for those to whom the vaccines pose the greatest risks with little to no benefit. This includes children and young people, pregnant women and those who have already recovered from COVID-19.
I highly recommend setting aside two hours to watch this roundtable discussion in full — it’s a rarity in the present day to hear such candor and open debate. However, I’ve also compiled some of the highlights below, which include warnings about the dangers these experimental vaccines may pose to society.
A Tsunami of Chronic Disease and Death
Will COVID-19 vaccines cause a coming tsunami of hospitalization and deaths, along with debilitating chronic disease? One expert on the panel, Dr. Peter McCullough, an internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist and full professor of medicine at Texas A&M College of Medicine in Dallas with a master's degree in public health, said he’s focused more on the short-term adverse effects from the shot. These nonfatal injuries fall into four major categories:
In this time of extreme censorship and suppression of scientific debate, The Awareness Foundation COVID-19 Roundtable,1 hosted by Katherine Macbean of the Awareness Foundation, is a sign of wakefulness and hope. It includes honest opinions and expertise from 14 high-profile doctors, including myself, with a focus on the potential dangers being posed by the experimental mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Each has faced censorship when speaking out, and though there are some differing viewpoints, all agree that there’s enough evidence to halt the global COVID-19 vaccination campaign, either for everyone or — particularly — for those to whom the vaccines pose the greatest risks with little to no benefit. This includes children and young people, pregnant women and those who have already recovered from COVID-19.
I highly recommend setting aside two hours to watch this roundtable discussion in full — it’s a rarity in the present day to hear such candor and open debate. However, I’ve also compiled some of the highlights below, which include warnings about the dangers these experimental vaccines may pose to society.
A Tsunami of Chronic Disease and Death
Will COVID-19 vaccines cause a coming tsunami of hospitalization and deaths, along with debilitating chronic disease? One expert on the panel, Dr. Peter McCullough, an internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist and full professor of medicine at Texas A&M College of Medicine in Dallas with a master's degree in public health, said he’s focused more on the short-term adverse effects from the shot. These nonfatal injuries fall into four major categories:
- Neurologic
- Immunologic
- Hematologic
- Cardiac
“I've seen it in my clinic and they seem to be emerging three, four or five, six months later after vaccination … So I'm getting increasingly alarmed here that this is not just a simple one- or two-day problem. And so there's great concern, particularly in younger kids that over a course of three or six or nine months, they'll end up with heart failure or cardiac death.
… What I see is, potentially from these signals, not mass death, but just a large number of Americans and people around the world with a new chronic disease of some sort of neurodegenerative disease or cardiac disease. The patients that I'm aware of, these problems seem to be quite disabling.”
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Inflammatory Disorders, Cancer Markers on the Rise
Dr. Richard Urso, an ophthalmologist in Houston, Texas, is also concerned:6
In 1994, Fleming introduced the theory of inflammation and vascular disease, which explains why these inflammable thrombotic diseases, and the causes, including viruses like SARS-CoV-2, produce disease states like COVID-19.
“As I laid out in the theory in 1994,” Fleming said, “you're going to see an inflammable thrombotic response. That’s the primary thing that people are noticing, be that heart disease or retinol disease.” The other factor is a prion component of this virus, “which is also a chronic smoldering disease.” Fleming noted:7
Dr. Ryan Cole, a Mayo Clinic-trained, triple-boarded pathologist, also said that he’s seeing potential cancer-causing changes, including decreases in receptors that keep cancer in check, and other adverse events post-vaccine:9
Dr. Richard Urso, an ophthalmologist in Houston, Texas, is also concerned:6
“Early on, we were seeing things, mostly thrombotic, but later, as we get into two and three months [after vaccination], we’re seeing a lot of inflammatory issues. I’ve had a host of people with inflammatory ocular disorders, as well as having orbital inflammatory diseases.
I typically don’t see this rash number of people. For people who don’t know, my clinical practice is probably one of the largest in the United States, if not the largest, and we get a tremendous number, in volume, of patients who come through our office. And I’m seeing late inflammatory disease, and it responds quite well to inflammatory medicines.”
Some have brushed off the notion that the virus could be a bioweapon because it didn’t cause sudden, mass deaths. But this is a misconception. A successful bioweapon can be something that causes long-term, progressive, chronic-type diseases, noted Dr. Richard Fleming, a physicist, nuclear cardiologist and attorney.In 1994, Fleming introduced the theory of inflammation and vascular disease, which explains why these inflammable thrombotic diseases, and the causes, including viruses like SARS-CoV-2, produce disease states like COVID-19.
“As I laid out in the theory in 1994,” Fleming said, “you're going to see an inflammable thrombotic response. That’s the primary thing that people are noticing, be that heart disease or retinol disease.” The other factor is a prion component of this virus, “which is also a chronic smoldering disease.” Fleming noted:7
“If you're going to actually develop something that's going to have a massive effect on your ‘enemy,’ your goal isn't to kill the enemy any more than it was the goal of the United States in Vietnam to kill the enemy.
The goal was to maim the enemy so that more of the enemy would be taken off the field. What we've seen is something that's been implemented that is an ideal by a weapon designed to demoralize and to feed people the enemy, and to cause a slow smoldering process.”
Fleming cited data from Pfizer that showed in the 12 to 14 days following the second injection of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, elderly individuals had a 2.6-fold increase in symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. “This is an inflammable thrombotic process affecting every organ system and prion diseases that not only affect the brain, but also affect the heart and other vital organs of the body.”8Dr. Ryan Cole, a Mayo Clinic-trained, triple-boarded pathologist, also said that he’s seeing potential cancer-causing changes, including decreases in receptors that keep cancer in check, and other adverse events post-vaccine:9
“I’m seeing countless adverse reactions … it's really post-vaccine immunodeficiency syndrome … I'm seeing a marked increase in herpetic family viruses, human papilloma viruses in the post-vaccinated. I'm seeing a marked uptick in a laboratory setting from what I see year over year of an increase of usually quiescent diseases.
In addition to that — and correlation is not causation — but in the last six months I have seen — you know, I read a fair amount of women's health biopsies — about a 10- to 20-fold increase of uterine cancer compared to what I see on an annual basis. Now we know that the CD8 cells are one of our T-cells to keep our cancers in check.
I am seeing early signals … what I'm seeing is an early signal in the laboratory setting that post-vaccinated patients are having diseases that we normally don't see at rates that are already early considerably alarming.”
Once COVID vaccines hit the market early this year, Iceland quickly secured enough doses for almost everyone. And people dutifully lined up to get their shots. Today, the country has administered 477,000 doses and 275,000 people have gotten at least one jab—77 percent of the total population. Add in people with natural immunity from past infection, and it’s likely that more than 80 percent of Iceland has some level of protection.
The 20 percent of Icelanders who didn’t get vaccinated or haven’t already had COVID are the ones now catching Delta, with the exception of a few breakthrough cases of vaccinated people. (Children under 16, who aren’t yet eligible for vaccination, make up most of the unvaccinated group.) A couple thousand people have tested positive in recent weeks, a spike in cases far exceeding the worst weekly case-rates from 2020.
The 20 percent of Icelanders who didn’t get vaccinated or haven’t already had COVID are the ones now catching Delta, with the exception of a few breakthrough cases of vaccinated people. (Children under 16, who aren’t yet eligible for vaccination, make up most of the unvaccinated group.) A couple thousand people have tested positive in recent weeks, a spike in cases far exceeding the worst weekly case-rates from 2020.
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