CANON_Grow
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Correct, you didn't say mRNA. So why don't you be more specific, exactly which jab were you referring to with the "experimental gene altering" comment that you made?
AP: The super spreaders behind top COVID-19 conspiracy theories
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Rob Roy
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I'm not a medical scientist and may have used terms which could have been misconstrued or have alternate meanings myself in the past, so I forgive you for assigning words I didn't use to a reprimand you intended to give me. Shit happens.
I am a person that usually understands the complexities and meanings of words, colloquialisms and other patterns of speech, but again, certainly not infallible when using terms in a realm I'm not familiar with.
To be more precise, I feel bad for people taken in by the "covid hysteria" the masking, the totalitarian lockdowns, the political power grabs etc and that took an experimental jab which may have unintended consequences which have yet to be absolutely known as far as all of the potential unintended (intended?) side effects etc. I also feel bad for the people that have had vaccine related injuries.
Below is an excerpt from an article that you may find interesting. Perhaps you'll be interested enough to read the entire article and draw some conclusions or raise some suspicions. For brevity I didn't post the entire article, I'm sure you could find it easily though.
In addition I've heard in sec filings some "vax makers" said their vax was "gene therapy". You could look into that if you like. A person could conclude "gene therapy" is a kind of "alteration", no?
03/07/22
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COVID-19 Spike Protein Sequence ‘100% Match’ to Sequence Patented in 2016 by Moderna, Study Shows
A study published last month in Frontiers in Virology claims to have discovered that a sequence of the COVID-19 virus’ spike protein is a 100% match to a modified mRNA sequence patented by Moderna in 2016, and last month, Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel proposed the COVID pandemic may have been the result of a lab leak.
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Dr. Joseph Mercola
Rob Roy
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Could you verify that you mean "coalescing" ? I just want to be sure that's what you are trying to say.
hanimmal
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Looks like I must have clicked to override the spellcheck, I even made sure to look it up to make sure my spelling sant so horrible that the computer gave me the wrong word.
coalescing
Rob Roy
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Thanks for clarifying. It can be disappointing when things get altered and we didn't know or intend they would be.
Rob Roy
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Hmm. Is there an option to say "neither" ?
Although I like the discussion of "alien" dna and the possibility some humans may be a kind of hybrid species. Not much for demon sperm though.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
oh for grief’s sake. I knew at once what you meant.
Drop That Sound
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Neither of them.. but If I had to make a choice...
I'd pick the witch ^
Rob Roy
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So, I think the video I saw of Rachel Maddow may have been taken down from some search engines or maybe taken off the web some other way.
I think she made some claims about getting vaccines that might not be accurate. If she did is SHE a super spreader conspiracy person?
This might be an excerpt from the video that's hard to find.
I think she made some claims about getting vaccines that might not be accurate. If she did is SHE a super spreader conspiracy person?
This might be an excerpt from the video that's hard to find.
Rob Roy
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Moving along, below are some things which beg the question, are Biden and Walensky "super spreaders" of misinformation?
July 21, 2021·4 min read
In this article:
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden offered an absolute guarantee Wednesday that people who get their COVID-19 vaccines are completely protected from infection, sickness and death from the coronavirus. The reality is not that cut and dried.
The vaccines are extremely effective but “breakthrough” infections do occur and the delta variant driving cases among the unvaccinated in the U.S. is not fully understood.
Also Biden inflated the impact of his policies on U.S. jobs created in his first half-year in office, misleadingly stating his administration had done more than any other president. He neglects to mention he had population growth on his side in his comparison.
A look at his remarks in a CNN town hall:
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PANDEMIC
BIDEN: “If you’re vaccinated, you’re not going to be hospitalized, you’re not going to be in the IC unit, and you’re not going to die.” — town hall.
THE FACTS: His remark accurately captures the strong protection the COVID-19 vaccines provide as cases spike among people who have resisted the shots. But it overlooks the rare exceptions.
As of July 12, the government had tallied 5,492 vaccinated people who tested positive for coronavirus and were hospitalized or died. That’s out of more than 159 million fully vaccinated Americans. The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, said “99.5% of all deaths from COVID-19 are in the unvaccinated.”
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Joe Biden
July 21, 2021·4 min read
In this article:
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Joe Biden
President of the United States since 2021
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden offered an absolute guarantee Wednesday that people who get their COVID-19 vaccines are completely protected from infection, sickness and death from the coronavirus. The reality is not that cut and dried.
The vaccines are extremely effective but “breakthrough” infections do occur and the delta variant driving cases among the unvaccinated in the U.S. is not fully understood.
Also Biden inflated the impact of his policies on U.S. jobs created in his first half-year in office, misleadingly stating his administration had done more than any other president. He neglects to mention he had population growth on his side in his comparison.
A look at his remarks in a CNN town hall:
- ADVERTISEMENT -
PANDEMIC
BIDEN: “If you’re vaccinated, you’re not going to be hospitalized, you’re not going to be in the IC unit, and you’re not going to die.” — town hall.
THE FACTS: His remark accurately captures the strong protection the COVID-19 vaccines provide as cases spike among people who have resisted the shots. But it overlooks the rare exceptions.
As of July 12, the government had tallied 5,492 vaccinated people who tested positive for coronavirus and were hospitalized or died. That’s out of more than 159 million fully vaccinated Americans. The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, said “99.5% of all deaths from COVID-19 are in the unvaccinated.”
Rob Roy
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I'm curious if that concern works both ways.
Do you have an issue when someone says something proven false to support their argument for getting a vaccination ?
Drop That Sound
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Drop That Sound
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
what proven-false thing would that be? Link to purported proof.
hanimmal
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This goes back to the stupid Russian bullshit propaganda 'both sides' nonsense man.
Two people pushed a old lady and she broke her arm, one because he was just a jackass, and the other to push her out of the way of a oncoming bus. Even though the result might be the same (in your example not saying something exactly right, but generally makes the correct point, like Biden did with the vaccines being helpful in keeping people out of the hospital if they were to catch Covid), they are very different.
Rob Roy
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Have you seen Rachel Maddow 12/28/21 ? Start there. Odysee.com
Rob Roy
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I could give you many answers, but I've decided to let you pick the one you like best.
Answer one .
I'm sorry there's a Russian agent in your head.
I don't know how Trump put him in there, but I'm sure Biden will help you toss him out, just like he tossed Corn Pop out of the pool.
Answer two.
I beg your forgiveness for providing evidence of vax pushers that said something wrong. I will go push myself in front of a bus now to show you how sorry I am and what an asshole I was to question them. I should have known what they said wasn't what they meant.
hanimmal
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I am not sure that your proof was not something along the lines of 'I think I saw something once that I can't find now', and just assume you can find something someone has said that was incorrect.
But cool man, you think what you want, just know in the real world those 'vaccine pushers' saved millions of peoples lives.