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I guess you weren't in the right location for the brothel bribe. It was a 1/2 hour visit.
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That's a good prank. It really was submitted?
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"Nov. 12, 2021, 10:32 AM EST / Updated Nov. 12, 2021, 12:11 PM EST
By Chantal Da Silva
Austria, like much of the world, is grappling with how to convince reluctant citizens to get vaccinated against Covid-19 so the rest of the country can return to daily life.
While its government prepares to impose a lockdown for the unvaccinated, one business has settled on an unlikely incentive.
FunPalast, a brothel in the capital Vienna, has opted to inject some enthusiasm — and Covid immunity — into its clientele by offering free access to anyone willing to get the jab on-site.
The brothel made international headlines this week after announcing it would be giving vouchers of 40 Euros (about $46) — the cost of entry — to anyone willing to get vaccinated at its pop-up clinic.
Speaking with NBC News in a phone interview on Thursday, Christoph Lielacher, FunPalast's chief executive, said the initiative started out as a clever "marketing idea," but has since become an "absolutely serious" operation."
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These lies make for hardened unbelievers. Areas had over 80% vaccinated or 90 % and still wouldn't let go. It then begins to look more like the authorities need to destroy the natural control group so no comparisons can be drawn. And that is exactly what they have now begun to do by discontinuing cases data availability on the unvaccinated.
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A couple hundred times. I'm pretty sure there's a good reason they caution lay people and media pundits against drawing any conclusions from VAERS. One of my favorite adverse events is 'No Adverse Event'. Reported 18,000 times.
Not to minimize real adverse reactions which can and have occurred. I have an employee who has been knocked down for 5 days after each of their last 2 doses. Others have gotten a booster on their lunch break and come right back to work.
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man your breaking my itty Bitty little heart.
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Get HPV and syphilis too!
Now not what was said about n95 masks.. most masks in general. Point is the masks work in those cases but they also have extensive training that the average joe does not.It is nearly impossible to reason with someone who does not believes that well-fitting N95 masks are not effective-- pretty much 100% effective-- against the virus. If masks didn't work, all of our doctors would have gotten COVID before the vaccines were available.
The virus is smaller than the gaps in N95 mask fibers, that is true. However, the fibers have an electrostatic charge which capture the virus. Here is a pretty cool explanation of how they work. If this doesn't convince anyone, I don't know what will.
The Physics of the N95 Face Mask
You’ve seen them a million times. You might be wearing one right now. But do you know how they work to block a potentially virus-carrying respiratory blob?www.wired.com
I literally stake my life on them. In the spring, I saw infected young adults immediately after they got out of quarantine (and when they were probably still contagious) and I know I wound up seeing a few who tested a positive a day or two after I saw them. I did limit indoor exposure time when I could, but if someone had something really private they wanted to discuss, we'd work indoors for 10 or 15 minutes in a tiny room with terrible ventilation.
This is what I wonder about. I don't think it's a crackpot idea, or an invalid question to be asking. Immunity is really complicated, and it's very different for different people. It is not logical to assume that because an individual has some pretty flaky ideas, therefore all their ideas are flaky.
I also wonder about the skill of the folks giving injections, as HB noted upthread, though from what I've read, it's usually the shoulder that causes problems. SIRVA is a real issue, it's definitely underreported, and it makes sense that we'd see an increased incidence with a mass vaccination campaign, both because more people are being vaccinated and because the folks giving the vaccine are (sometimes) not as well trained.
Here's a peer-reviewed source for this:
As for the cattle de-worming agent, I think that's pure crackpottery. The fact that one individual may have personally observed 40 people who took it and recovered shortly afterwards means exactly nothing. I know 20 people who recovered about two days after drinking wine-- this also means nothing.
Plaquenil made a bit more sense, as at least it is supposed to slow down an overactive immune system. But it's a drug I didn't take even when it was offered to me for my connective tissue disorder, because other people with my disorder said it never worked well, and it has serious long-term side effects. Plaquenil might make some sense for patients if it looks like they're going into a cytokine storm, but I would think conventional corticosteroids would be more trustworthy.
If we had a good therapy for COVID, we'd be using it. We are using the drugs we do have, they're just not that great.
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after all the idiots that ate horse paste and actually depleted the supply and jacked up the prices? everyone knows what it is. I know way to many idiots that aee it .Do you even know what this is? Or did you hear it on tv
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A virus about one fortieth the width of a human hair is not impressed by an N95 mask. Neither are mosquitoes by a chainlink fence.
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Foofie is out of touch due to drinking his own favorite flavor of KoolAid. Comedian mocking resistance to taking the shots collapses and cracks her skull
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They can stop big blobs of flying snot and even tiny things... the bigger problem is that they make you breath heavily and any pathogen getting past them either through or around, gets sucked in deeper...whereas the problems with normal surgical and cloth-type masks are that they are usually leaky by fit, and can make you breath harder, and they induce people to touch them constantly and then contaminate themselves and others with stuff from the outside of the mask.
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Here is a scientist who is far beyond reproach. Get your willful ignorance schtick ready; https://rumble.com/vg4inv-michael-yeadon-full-interview-planet-lockdown.html. push the start button again after the intro ends.
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foofie, "you're" means "you are".
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So now it comes out that Hunter Biden's business partner also had access to Joe Biden's bank account.
They were corrupting Ukraine and stealing Ukraine aid money by the truckload, along with Pelosi clan and Kerry clan and McCain/Graham and others, and of course, Joe flew Hunter into China on AirForce2 to take Chinese money.
They were corrupting Ukraine and stealing Ukraine aid money by the truckload, along with Pelosi clan and Kerry clan and McCain/Graham and others, and of course, Joe flew Hunter into China on AirForce2 to take Chinese money.
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The ex-Pfizer scientist who became an anti-vax hero.
The ex-Pfizer scientist who became an anti-vax hero.
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wow another degree in English you are really talented.
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"keep think", foofie. It can't hurt.
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