Corona virus, Port and the AFL. Part 4.

[tribey]

And, no, it’s not ‘real simple’

It really isn’t.

If all drugs and treatment that showed great promise in a petri dish (in vitro) and other laboratory conditions had the desired effect at safe doses in the human body (in vivo), we’d have cured cancer and myriad diseases years ago.

 

[Boxx]

Victoria 1,115 cases and 9 deaths. NSW 286 cases and 2 deaths.

Over 16000 active cases in Victoria

 

[OneGreatClub]

I am all for ivermectin if it actually is effective at safe doses ….but so far….
here’s yet another discussion of those ivermectin studies.

From the vault: Data detectives dig into ivermectin studies

Pandemics are a great opportunity for fraudsters.

cosmosmagazine.com

 

[tribey]

I am all for ivermectin if it actually is effective at safe doses ….but so far….
here’s yet another discussion of those ivermectin studies.

From the vault: Data detectives dig into ivermectin studies

Pandemics are a great opportunity for fraudsters.

cosmosmagazine.com

Yeah, but the esteemed obstetrician Lawrie drafted in a pair of likeminded computer boffins — both members of UK anti-vax group HART — who took her same flimsy data and presented it differently!

I’m a big-brained contrarian, you see. So that’s enough for me.

 

[Del165198]

It really isn’t.

If all drugs and treatment that showed great promise in a petri dish (in vitro) and other laboratory conditions had the desired effect at safe doses in the human body (in vivo), we’d have cured cancer and myriad diseases years ago.

B-b-but the metadata analysis occasionally says it might be effective. Only certain metadata analyses mind you, we ignore the ones that say it's about as effective at injecting bleach.

 

[OneGreatClub]

Irrefutable proof that people DO want to come to SA

 

[Del165198]

Irrefutable proof that people DO want to come to SA

 

[Janus]

So, a Big Brother comspiracy?

And, no, it’s not ‘real simple’

Lol, always trying to obfuscate that which doesn’t fit in with your paradigm.

There’s no grand conspiracy other than a pharmaceutical company saw an opportunity to make money and used their contacts inside the FDA and CDC to make sure their investment paid off. No stupid population control bullshit. No 5G tracking chips. All that rubbish is designed to hide the truth about what is really happening so those who question the narrative are seen as crazy.

The real truth is always boring. And the real truth is vaccination helps those over 60 and who are immunocompromised, but for most people, Ivermectin would be just fine. But Ivermectin only costs 6 cents per pill, and no one is paying for a study that proves there is a cheap way of treating COVID. Which is why it will never be “proven” other than with anecdotal evidence.

Most of you are still under this impression that the medical industry is out to save lives. I think it’s out to make money by saving lives, and it will choose the path that a) makes the most coin and b) ensures it has repeating customers.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

 

[Festerz]

Irrefutable proof that people DO want to come to SA

Snap of the camouflaged man has just been released. Police are referring to him as Mr W.

 

[Harlott]

Lol, always trying to obfuscate that which doesn’t fit in with your paradigm.

There’s no grand conspiracy other than a pharmaceutical company saw an opportunity to make money and used their contacts inside the FDA and CDC to make sure their investment paid off. No stupid population control bullshit. No 5G tracking chips. All that rubbish is designed to hide the truth about what is really happening so those who question the narrative are seen as crazy.

The real truth is always boring. And the real truth is vaccination helps those over 60 and who are immunocompromised, but for most people, Ivermectin would be just fine. But Ivermectin only costs 6 cents per pill, and no one is paying for a study that proves there is a cheap way of treating COVID. Which is why it will never be “proven” other than with anecdotal evidence.

Most of you are still under this impression that the medical industry is out to save lives. I think it’s out to make money by saving lives, and it will choose the path that a) makes the most coin and b) ensures it has repeating customers.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

Or it could also be Ivermectin isn’t really that good so there won’t be any money in it. Just plain business.

 

[dirty2]

Ivermectin cost 6¢ a pill how many people in the world 7ish billion?

6¢ X 7,000,000,000 X how many times we would need the pill = quite alot of loose change I would imagine....

 

[dav3]

Ivermectin cost 6¢ a pill how many people in the world 7ish billion?

6¢ X 7,000,000,000 X how many times we would need the pill = quite alot of loose change I would imagine....

Wait.......... Ivermectin would require boosters? It's clearly a scam then

 

[tribey]

Lol, always trying to obfuscate that which doesn’t fit in with your paradigm.

There’s no grand conspiracy other than a pharmaceutical company saw an opportunity to make money and used their contacts inside the FDA and CDC to make sure their investment paid off. No stupid population control bullshit. No 5G tracking chips. All that rubbish is designed to hide the truth about what is really happening so those who question the narrative are seen as crazy.

The real truth is always boring. And the real truth is vaccination helps those over 60 and who are immunocompromised, but for most people, Ivermectin would be just fine. But Ivermectin only costs 6 cents per pill, and no one is paying for a study that proves there is a cheap way of treating COVID. Which is why it will never be “proven” other than with anecdotal evidence.

Most of you are still under this impression that the medical industry is out to save lives. I think it’s out to make money by saving lives, and it will choose the path that a) makes the most coin and b) ensures it has repeating customers.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

I was hungry at breakfast and wouldn’t you know it, I’m hungry again at lunch.

Why haven’t they cured hunger? It’s all a conspiracy by BigFood.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

 

[dirty2]

I was hungry at breakfast and wouldn’t you know it, I’m hungry again at lunch.

Why haven’t they cured hunger? It’s all a conspiracy by BigFood.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

I'm hungry as well!!!!

 

[FishingRick04]

I was hungry at breakfast and wouldn’t you know it, I’m hungry again at lunch.

Why haven’t they cured hunger? It’s all a conspiracy by BigFood.

You wanna call that a conspiracy theory? Fine. I just call it good business.

Apparently they have

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www.ozempic.com

Diabetics are being prescribed to reduce hunger and lose weight. There’s your problem solved

 

[FishingRick04]

I'm hungry as well!!!!

The real outrage is misleading billboard advertising by Maccas. Highlighting the special, but not saying one needs the app
And the code to get it, or advising the limit on purchases

 

[tribey]

I'm hungry as well!!!!

Don’t spend money on a fancy dinner evaluated for high nutritional value.

I’ll sell you this tin of off-label cat food I sent away for after clicking a few links I was exposed to on YouTube.

 

[tribey]

“Aspects of capitalism are problematic, therefore ivermectin works”

 

[bomberclifford]

Wouldn’t the low cost of ivermectin be an incentive to drive up the demand in a capitalist market? Higher demand means higher price to market. Or is the price controlled?

 

[GoTheMightyCrows]

Are people leaving Victoria because of Covid or another reason?

https://blog.id.com.au/2021/population/population-trends/australias-population-growth-almost-zero/

Victoria's population decline continues
Victoria's population continues to decline substantially, down 0.6% in a year, or almost 43,000 people. For the previous 6 years, Victoria had been the fastest growing state in Australia. This is the largest absolute population decline Victoria has ever had in a year. As a percentage, it ranks 3rd, behind 1916 and 1915. Most of this decline is due to negative NOM (-53,000) but also strong interstate migration loss (-18,000). The decline is slowing a bit after being very heavily negative the previous two quarters.

 

[Papa G]

Are people leaving Victoria because of Covid or another reason?

https://blog.id.com.au/2021/population/population-trends/australias-population-growth-almost-zero/

Victoria's population decline continues
Victoria's population continues to decline substantially, down 0.6% in a year, or almost 43,000 people. For the previous 6 years, Victoria had been the fastest growing state in Australia. This is the largest absolute population decline Victoria has ever had in a year. As a percentage, it ranks 3rd, behind 1916 and 1915. Most of this decline is due to negative NOM (-53,000) but also strong interstate migration loss (-18,000). The decline is slowing a bit after being very heavily negative the previous two quarters.

Melbourne has seen massive population growth on the back of mainly a huge influx of sub continental and East Asian migration. It's not like its a mass influx from other Australian cities/states. That has dried up during Covid and shown that really, if you take out immigration, more existing residents want to leave.

 

[El Zorro]

Whatever about Malbun, but stating that it's gonna be the biggest city in Strayla soon like its a good thing is ******* ret@rded. I mean, boasting that your gonna have half a million more Camry drivers clogging up your toll roads is a badge of honour just shows what a complete banana this d!ckhead is.

I agree, I never understood the obsession with population growth and the dick measuring contest with Sydney on this topic.

 

[tribey]

I agree, I never understood the obsession with population growth and the dick measuring contest with Sydney on this topic.

Everyone knows Brisbane is Australia’s true ‘world city’

 

[El Zorro]

Melbourne has seen massive population growth on the back of mainly a huge influx of sub continental and East Asian migration. It's not like its a mass influx from other Australian cities/states. That has dried up during Covid and shown that really, if you take out immigration, more existing residents want to leave.

Now you are showing your stripes. Before COVID Melbourne received a fair share of domestic migration.

 

[El Zorro]

Everyone knows Brisbane is Australia’s true ‘world city’

Brisbane is gross.