Vaccine

[N00B]

People who die in car accidents typically don't have 4 other contributing causes of death.

Beds in assisted living facilities turned over in less then three years pre-COVID. We’re closing in on that mark for the most vulnerable.

There is a reason NY handled things the way they did in the absence of other data. Kinda like the women and children first approach to disasters. Can’t argue both sides with outrage.

 

[Desert Hound]

Beds in assisted living facilities turned over in less then three years pre-COVID. We’re closing in on that mark for the most vulnerable.

There is a reason NY handled things the way they did in the absence of other data. Kinda like the women and children first approach to disasters. Can’t argue both sides with outrage.

Within 2 months of the start of the whole thing we knew exactly who was at risk. By that time it was too late as it relates to what NY did with nursing homes..FYI.

However we continued on the path of pretending everyone was at risk.

So we kept schools shut. We kept biz closed. We limited all kinds of things that didn't protect the population at large. We knew it was the elderly and people with serious health issues that were at risk. The rest of us?

There was no reason to restrict the population at large since the data showed the vast VAST majority were not at risk. And those of us looking at the data were told WE were the crazy ones and had it all wrong. Funny how with time it shows who was largely right.

Up until just months ago we heard many clamoring for mandatory vaxxes.

One has to wonder why?

Why mandatory vax someone who...

1 Doesn't have any real risk?
2 We know the vax doesn't stop you from getting it
3 We know the vax doesn't stop you from spreading it
Points 2 and 3 really kill any argument for a mandatory vaxx by the way. Our VP has covid right now. This after being vaxxed and boosted many times.

- So why mandate them to get a vax if they don't want it? It literally makes no difference to the vast majority of the population if they get vaxxed or not.

And yet many demand the person above get the vax. Why?

Note: If I were in a high risk group I would have been the first in line to get a vaxx when they came out.

So many things done made little to no sense. Especially in light of the fact that the data kept coming out showing who was at risk, how the vax was working etc.

Side note of vaxxes and certain mindsets. I have family in the bay area. One of them was proudly letting people know he got boosted (again) yesterday. His friends (mostly in the bay area) were excited and talking about them getting boosted. I couldn't help but think the booster you got lasts at most a couple of months. It is for the original version of the virus...and how many times a year are you going to take a shot for a virus that has mutated to basically a version of the flu? A lot of groupthink in that part of CA.

 

[crush]

Within 2 months of the start of the whole thing we knew exactly who was at risk. By that time it was too late as it relates to what NY did with nursing homes..FYI.

However we continued on the path of pretending everyone was at risk.

So we kept schools shut. We kept biz closed. We limited all kinds of things that didn't protect the population at large. We knew it was the elderly and people with serious health issues that were at risk. The rest of us?

There was no reason to restrict the population at large since the data showed the vast VAST majority were not at risk. And those of us looking at the data were told WE were the crazy ones and had it all wrong. Funny how with time it shows who was largely right.

Up until just months ago we heard many clamoring for mandatory vaxxes.

One has to wonder why?

Why mandatory vax someone who...

1 Doesn't have any real risk?
2 We know the vax doesn't stop you from getting it
3 We know the vax doesn't stop you from spreading it
Points 2 and 3 really kill any argument for a mandatory vaxx by the way. Our VP has covid right now. This after being vaxxed and boosted many times.

- So why mandate them to get a vax if they don't want it? It literally makes no difference to the vast majority of the population if they get vaxxed or not.

And yet many demand the person above get the vax. Why?

Note: If I were in a high risk group I would have been the first in line to get a vaxx when they came out.

So many things done made little to no sense. Especially in light of the fact that the data kept coming out showing who was at risk, how the vax was working etc.

Side note of vaxxes and certain mindsets. I have family in the bay area. One of them was proudly letting people know he got boosted (again) yesterday. His friends (mostly in the bay area) were excited and talking about them getting boosted. I couldn't help but think the booster you got lasts at most a couple of months. It is for the original version of the virus...and how many times a year are you going to take a shot for a virus that has mutated to basically a version of the flu? A lot of groupthink in that part of CA.

I have some friends that brag about their boosters. It's the cool thing to do and in their brains, the righteous thing to do as well. They are so self righteous it's like their a part of some religious cult. If you don't do boosters, you're not in their fellowship anymore. I know people who got the first jab and second jab and said no mas and no to boosters and now their labeled anti-vaxxers. The only really true elite person now is all in boosters now and forevermore. I call my best pal, "booster boy" and he calls me, "rule breaker." I know why they did this Hound and it has nothing to do with our safety or health. These people are the most selfish on the planet. They smile at you and tell you they care about you but it's not true. They will throw a knife at you in your back in order to stay on top. They cheat, spy and lie and they got busted. Hound, they cheat for money & power, plain and simple.

 

[crush]

Mark the actor got his 4th jab and he's so proud of it. Herbie from ESPN was all proud and bragging about all his jabs and now he's at home resting from a very dangerous blood clot in his blood. I heard more radio ads to make sure you get fully vaccinated and please do the right thing to protect others and get the jabs and the boosters, for free even. It's a soft approach today and more about being righteous among your fellow neighbors. I have a very sic feeling that this all going to get nastier and meaner.

 

[Desert Hound]

Speaking of more info coming out as time goes on...the case gets more interesting.

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Durham's latest: He has hundreds of e-mails between Fusion GPS and reporters

Also - DARPA Contracts and Classified data

technofog.substack.com

2022-04-25 - Durham HUGE reporter email list.pdf

Case 1:21-cr-00582-CRC Document 98-1 Filed 04/25/22 Page 1 of 62. Case 1:21-cr-00582-CRC Document 98-1 Filed 04/25/22 Page 2 of 62. Case 1:21-cr-00582-CRC Document 98-1 Filed 04/25/22 Page 3 of 62. ...

sleuthscorner.docdroid.com

 

[Desert Hound]

And on the other front...Ukraine.

Some observations.

- It was assumed the Russians would roll through Ukraine in a matter of days.

They of course have not.

- Russian equipment is not as good as was thought. In large part the country relies on a few major contractors all of which are corrupt. In the US we have a variety of manufacturers responsible for producing planes. In Russia basically all planes are produced by one company. There is no competition, oversight, etc.

The failure rate of missiles in Ukraine has been shockingly high.

Etc etc.

That said they have enough munitions to blanket bomb/level cities.

- Russian logistics are terrible
- Russian on the ground leadership is terrible. They still suffer from the fact they do not use NCO's in the fashion that the West does. By that it means allowing NCO's to make on the ground decisions as events unfold. Essentially their decision making is not nimble.
- Planning...which involves leadership has been poor. They way they have moved armor around has left them very vulnerable to Ukrainian defenses. The Russians have not used infantry properly to help protect armor.
- Maybe most surprising is how with all their planes, Russia still does not posses air superiority over the Ukrainians.
- The bulk of their forces are made up of poorly trained conscripts. They serve 12 months. That is enough to get some basic training in, but not enough to match the professionalism of lets say US troops who have longer terms/more training. The lack of training is very apparent in terms of how badly the Russians have done in Ukraine.

All in all it has been rather eye opening in terms of how badly they have performed since the invasion.

 

[crush]

And on the other front...Ukraine.

Some observations.

- It was assumed the Russians would roll through Ukraine in a matter of days.

They of course have not.

- Russian equipment is not as good as was thought. In large part the country relies on a few major contractors all of which are corrupt. In the US we have a variety of manufacturers responsible for producing planes. In Russia basically all planes are produced by one company. There is no competition, oversight, etc.

The failure rate of missiles in Ukraine has been shockingly high.

Etc etc.

That said they have enough munitions to blanket bomb/level cities.

- Russian logistics are terrible
- Russian on the ground leadership is terrible. They still suffer from the fact they do not use NCO's in the fashion that the West does. By that it means allowing NCO's to make on the ground decisions as events unfold. Essentially their decision making is not nimble.
- Planning...which involves leadership has been poor. They way they have moved armor around has left them very vulnerable to Ukrainian defenses. The Russians have not used infantry properly to help protect armor.
- Maybe most surprising is how with all their planes, Russia still does not posses air superiority over the Ukrainians.
- The bulk of their forces are made up of poorly trained conscripts. They serve 12 months. That is enough to get some basic training in, but not enough to match the professionalism of lets say US troops who have longer terms/more training. The lack of training is very apparent in terms of how badly the Russians have done in Ukraine.

All in all it has been rather eye opening in terms of how badly they have performed since the invasion.

Go deeper Hound

 

[Desert Hound]

An interesting read.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1519160793790656513

 

[Desert Hound]

Operation Z: The Death Throes of an Imperial Delusion

Russia's military setbacks in Ukraine pose a new set of security challenges in Europe and beyond.

rusi.org

 

[kickingandscreaming]

Side note of vaxxes and certain mindsets. I have family in the bay area. One of them was proudly letting people know he got boosted (again) yesterday. His friends (mostly in the bay area) were excited and talking about them getting boosted. I couldn't help but think the booster you got lasts at most a couple of months. It is for the original version of the virus...and how many times a year are you going to take a shot for a virus that has mutated to basically a version of the flu? A lot of groupthink in that part of CA.

Again, with apologies to Linus. He never bragged about it.



Do something worthy of bragging, like get fit. Then, be sure to be offended when someone compliments you on your weight loss and ask them how they thought you looked before you lost any weight.

 

[espola]

Operation Z: The Death Throes of an Imperial Delusion

Russia's military setbacks in Ukraine pose a new set of security challenges in Europe and beyond.

rusi.org

DId you know that there is already a Ukraine War thread in the forum?

Of course you do.

 

[Desert Hound]

DId you know that there is already a Ukraine War thread in the forum?

Of course you do.

This thread is jumping all over the place. It long ago stopped being the covid only thread. Not that you would know since all you do is say LINK?

 

[Desert Hound]

DId you know that there is already a Ukraine War thread in the forum?

Of course you do.

I am going to give a visualization of how espola attempts to make a point on these forums.

 

[baldref]

This thread is jumping all over the place. It long ago stopped being the covid only thread. Not that you would know since all you do is say LINK?

You just got a ticket from the thread police.

 

[Desert Hound]

DId you know that there is already a Ukraine War thread in the forum?

Of course you do.

When you say this is the covid forum....with all various topics on it recently...it feels like this

 

[Hüsker Dü]

I am going to give a visualization of how espola attempts to make a point on these forums.

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We’ve drawn outside the lines in Dom’s various site incarnations for over a decade now . . . it’s always been a bit of a traveling road show. It just took a few years before he attempted to contain us all in here (the kitchen in various forms).

 

[Soccer Bum 06]

And on the other front...Ukraine.

Some observations.

- It was assumed the Russians would roll through Ukraine in a matter of days.

They of course have not.

- Russian equipment is not as good as was thought. In large part the country relies on a few major contractors all of which are corrupt. In the US we have a variety of manufacturers responsible for producing planes. In Russia basically all planes are produced by one company. There is no competition, oversight, etc.

The failure rate of missiles in Ukraine has been shockingly high.

Etc etc.

That said they have enough munitions to blanket bomb/level cities.

- Russian logistics are terrible
- Russian on the ground leadership is terrible. They still suffer from the fact they do not use NCO's in the fashion that the West does. By that it means allowing NCO's to make on the ground decisions as events unfold. Essentially their decision making is not nimble.
- Planning...which involves leadership has been poor. They way they have moved armor around has left them very vulnerable to Ukrainian defenses. The Russians have not used infantry properly to help protect armor.
- Maybe most surprising is how with all their planes, Russia still does not posses air superiority over the Ukrainians.
- The bulk of their forces are made up of poorly trained conscripts. They serve 12 months. That is enough to get some basic training in, but not enough to match the professionalism of lets say US troops who have longer terms/more training. The lack of training is very apparent in terms of how badly the Russians have done in Ukraine.

All in all it has been rather eye opening in terms of how badly they have performed since the invasion.

Seems like a fair assessment. Ultimately Russia understands if it ever gets into a war with the West, they would have to go nuclear as they have no chance fighting a conventional war. Makes you wonder if them being so inadequate is a good thing.

 

[watfly]

You are not that guy.

The article just shows these agencies bowed to political pressure. We know they certainly did as well under the Biden admin as it relates to the teachers union helping to adjust rules.

The whole process has been political from day one. Which is why so many things didn't make any sense.

There is no better evidence of this than Fauci saying the pandemic was over and Psaki saying that's not what he meant and then the next day Fauci saying the pandemic was not over. He strayed from the left's narrative and he obviously got a talking to. Another current example, is the pandemic being over for Title 42 but not for public transportation.

 

[what-happened]

Moderna files emergency authorization for kids' COVID-19 vaccine

Moderna starts its filing for an emergency use authorization of its COVID-19 vaccine in kids under 6 years.

www.yahoo.com

Here we go..more sciency stuff. Small trials, terrible first crack at getting dosing right, not regarding covid recovery in the age group,rising seroprevalence, etc...instead all about the dolla, dolla...

Let's not force the drug rug companies to accurately charaterize the risk to a healthy rugrat from covid, often lower than a vaccinated, boosted adult. But then again, if you do that you end up with egg on your face about school closures

What a scam.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

Seems like a fair assessment. Ultimately Russia understands if it ever gets into a war with the West, they would have to go nuclear as they have no chance fighting a conventional war. Makes you wonder if them being so inadequate is a good thing.

Yes exactly, does Russian incompetence put vlad closer to the button? He wants to go down in history . . .