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Saturday, September 4, 2021
Hitler would be proud
Despite the jab happy government, Israel is now the world's covid hotspot
Comment:
The so-called "vaccine" doesn't work. It also has side-effects, of which one of them is death. A Nazi dream if they had thought of it in time.
watch those puns
Straight to the source, of course, of course.
Galloping recovery rate, you might say.
Friday, September 3, 2021
Is it a war or just a mugging
Weapons abandoned in Afghanistan
Why would this administration abandon so many weapons without making any real effort to prevent it from happening? It is either gross negligence, or it was a deliberate act to arm the people who were involved in the 9-11 attack. If so, it is treason.
It is more plausible to call it incompetence, but the motive behind it may not be fully apparent. There are too many things happening at the same time to consider this a mere negligence. This is a plan. It is hostile in intent and execution. Therefore, this was no mistake. These people intended to arm the terrorists. They also intend to wage war on the public. In fact, the ARE waging war on the public. None of this is going to get any better until this fact is recognized and accepted. Then the battle could be joined.
Actually, I called it a mugging before. Before you can have a war, there has to be two belligerents. There's only one right now. The left is on one side, the rest of us is on the other, but we aren't seeing this as a war, so another word is probably more of an apt descriptor.
Erasing history
Joe Rogan get the 'rona and use Ivermectin and feels better
Joe Rogan get the rona and use Ivermectin, now feels okay
So, how long will the pinkos allow this to be seen on the YouTube ( aka ScrewTube)?
The vaccine didn't work, so he got it anyway. But that is what their "test" finds. Is that PCR test still using a sky high number that even Saint Fauci says was too high? Could it be that it was a false positive? Maybe he only had mild flu or a cold. Whatever. He used Ivermectin, and now he feels okay.
You can tell that this is still propaganda because they keep calling Ivermectin "unproven". Well, their so-called franken-"vaccine" is also unproven, and it doesn't work. Not to mention that it could have really bad side-effects. Whatever. He feels better, that's what counts.
Thursday, September 2, 2021
Covid is a political phenomenon, not a health phenomenon
Smoking guns of smoking guns
From the No More Fake News blog, evidence ( as if any more was needed ) that this covid thing is a fraud. If the covid thing itself is not a fraud ( by any chance there really is such a thing), then the way it is being handled is ridiculous in the extreme-- the fraud is plainly transparent.
If you switch over to the political sphere, you might get a reason WHY. It is part of the war against the rest of society. It also appears to be a worldwide phenomenon. If you check the Marxist ideology, you'll find that Marxists say that it has to be worldwide to succeed. So, is this the Marxists' move to impose Marxism upon the whole world?
There is no reason for any of this to be taking place on the basis of science and health. But it makes a lot more sense if you see it as a political move.
Wednesday, September 1, 2021
More malice
CTH: HHS amends Prep Act Liability to cover only approved treatments for Covid-19
comment:
After the post about Africa's experience with covid, you'd think that they'd approve Ivermectin, but nope.
The prep act relates to doctor's liability. If a doctor can be sued, they are less likely to step outside the boundaries being set for them.
If there is any such thing as evil, this is it. Patients can die from a lack of treatment, and the HHS is making sure that that happens. There's no other way to interpret this.
Vee need zheir diamonds
Here's the video that I was referring to in that last post. It kinda looks like fighting, which doesn't mesh with coping with difficult people. However, fighting may be necessary. If you have to fight, you might as well fight with skill. Getting emotional won't help you win.
So the part that was most interesting was that supply thing I found yesterday. The supply needs to be threatened, because that is what they are constantly doing to those who they want to make miserable. There's a "diamond" level, and there's a "coal" level of supply. The diamonds are the most valuable, of course, and that which they will defend at all costs. The "coal" level is that part that they use to make you miserable. So, to get them to stop, you have to get at their "diamonds"!
Cool. But it isn't being narcissitic to make THEM miserable. It is JUSTICE. If you'd rather not fight, but rather stand up to them, a little more subtlety may be required. Yeah, that might be a bit more in tune with the general wussiness of most people.
Coping with narcissism
So, I start out this day with a thought, and that is this: what do we do about these people in charge of this country? They are at war with us, but it isn't really a war when it is so one-sided as this is. It is more like a mugging. We are being mugged by the people who are supposedly in service to US. Our problem is how to flip this back to its proper orientation, if that is even possible at this stage.
Make no mistake. This won't be easy. I saw that yesterday when I went to get my meds. People were all in a big hurry to get their jabs. I must have been the one and only person in that place that was opposed to the idea. Nobody bothered me about getting one, but that will probably change if these rascals get what they want.
So I went back to Rebecca Zung's channel on YouTube and watched a video that may be helpful. I watched some of it, and got the idea to do this post. The video is on hold now, while I write this. The reason I stopped is that I wish to say that this isn't new to me. The idea of how to do things has been one of my long term pursuits. Not that I know a whole lot of stuff. All things considered, I am dismayed at how little I do know. So it doesn't hurt to keep learning new things. But this isn't entirely new. I've read a book ( you might have noticed that) about Difficult People. The book was about Coping with Difficult People. That book didn't cover narcissists. The subject just wasn't covered at all. So this will add to the understanding.
Narcissists might fall into the category of hostile/aggressives in that book. Hostile/aggressives are the MOST difficult of all because they are just plain terrifying to deal with. Once you consider the vast power of the state, and having these kinds of people running it, then you must realize how terrifying indeed that can ( and will ) be if we don't do a lot better at coping with these monsters.
The people who need this most won't be the people who will read stuff like this. The ones most likely to read it are the narcissists themselves. That's what makes them monsters. They know about this stuff, and may be well practiced at it themselves. But it is not to help others, but to take advantage of them. That's the difference. Somehow, you have to get to people who need it the most. I figure those people in the pharmacy yesterday could really use some help.
Ten to one they'd never listen. That's why I didn't say a word. I got my stuff and I went on with my business elsewhere. It is a difficult and maybe impossible job, but somebody's gotta do it, dammit. I'll give it a shot here. Maybe there's somebody interested enough to take this and do something HELPFUL with it. If you are a narcissist reading this, and you may very well know who you are, you may consider getting yourself some help with your horrible self. Yeah, and that is like talking to a wall. It happens a lot, but I am used to it.
Tuesday, August 31, 2021
Liar liar pants on fire.
He's lying. He will brazenly lie to cover his errors. It's narcissistic behavior. Check it out.
Johns Hopkins shocking, I tell you.
It is time to cancel out Johns Hopkins because of wrong-think.
They made a conclusion that Ivermectin is the reason why the mortality rate is so much lower than in many areas in Africa that doesn't use it for treating parasitic infections. The use of Ivermectin for that also confers some immunity against COVID, which appears to work better than the much ballyhooed jabs.
No way that this can stand! Cancel these guys immediately. /sarc
Quote: Conclusions: The morbidity and mortality in the onchocerciasis endemic countries are lesser than those in the non-endemic ones. The community-directed onchocerciasis treatment with ivermectin is the most reasonable explanation for the decrease in morbidity and fatality rate in Africa. In areas where ivermectin is distributed to and used by the entire population, it leads to a significant reduction in mortality.
Narcissistic supply
This video describes what narcissistic supply is. Mostly it is about relationships and negotiations. However, my interest is in the political side of things. I connected those dots, because so much of what is happening in the political sphere correlates with naricssism. With regards to supply, the narcissist requires a "supply" from his/her victims, which fuels his/her sense of self. To paraphrase Rebecca Zung here, they "get off" on it. More after the video...
I can relate to the narcissistic viewpoint. Not that I've lived the criminal life that it is, but I was on track for it, I do believe. There is a psychic high from it that seems to ring true for me. I was on that track for a little while, but I did no crime. No, before that could happen, I had sort of a crash from the high. As for the way to get that high, it seems to fit into the narcissistic framework. I felt "on top of the world". Well, to tell you the truth, if you fall from that, it can be quite painful. It taught me a lesson.
But at the time, I didn't know it. It is coming out of that crash that I picked up the book called Success through a Positive Mental Attitude. Never mind what you people might be thinking. It is not an endorsement, nor a sales job. I've written about something I saw in that book that may have made a real difference. I've mentioned it before on this blog. It was about the interview with Al Capone. It was the part about living the dishonest life, and the idea that necessity forces one into doing it. That is what I got out of that book if I got nothing else.
In my opinion, these are the kind of people running the country now. To free ourselves from it may take more than what we are capable of. However, unless we as the people of this country do this, we are doomed to a miserable future. The narcissistic lifestyle derives it satisfaction from making people miserable. That's what the "supply" is all about. They are doing this to this country because it gives them great satisfaction. We have to find a way to stop that, or we are cooked.
I include a video about the criminal lifestyle and a person's attraction to it below. This is what they'd have to give up to become normal people. It is difficult for them, to say the least.
Monday, August 30, 2021
National Divorce
"We share nothing in common with these people anymore".- Dan Bongino
He says that he isn't in favor of splitting up the country, but instead, for free states need to protect themselves from the communists. ( My phrasing in some of that, not his.)
"We can't have a country without shared principles". Accountability is one of them, he says. He DOES use the word "communist" in reference to them.
Comment:
It's all about malice, as I've written before.
Sunday, August 29, 2021
WordPress.com
Ivermectin: a systematic review: JARA ( Japan )
Ivermectin: a systematic review from antiviral effects to COVID-19 complementary regimen
Paraphrasing concluding paragraph:
A systematic review, which shows antiviral effects of ivermectin on a broad range of RNA and DNA viruses... Presents possibility that ivermectin could be a useful antiviral agent...
Pfizer making a killing off jabs
Pfizer making a killing off jabs
It is curious to me that so little is being done to question these conflicts of interest between the symbiotic Big Pharma-Big Government complex, which is pushing the needles into so many arms.
So I am digging a little more into it. If you "follow the money", you just might find some "open secrets". Ah, open secrets dot org. A quick perusal of some of their stuff reveals something of a pinko bias, but it does have an interesting bit of info about lobbying that may be of interest to curious types.
The Covid 19 "vaccine" has been very good for a number of fat-cats. All of the jab makers are having great years. Big business has been very good for the commies. But open secrets dot org isn't likely to tell you that in that way. But look who is in power now and how they got there. Not that the GOP is any better. A deeper dive into this may yield some interesting information about Chinese money. ( But I haven't found anything like that yet, but when I do...)
Pfizer lobbied the CDC for approval of its "vaccine", according to the link above. The very thought of that seems corrupt.
Open Secrets article
Pfizer's full FDA approval could lead to even greater profits
by Melissa Holzberg and Tara Souter
August 24 2021
Partially reproduced
Ahead of Monday’s announcement from the Food and Drug Administration that the department would grant full approval of the Pfizer-BioNTec COVID-19 vaccine, Pfizer had already reported a blockbuster year of profits from its vaccine. Now with full FDA approval, plus authorization for a third booster dose, Pfizer could see even greater revenue.
Pfizer reported $5.6 billion in net income during the second quarter of 2021 — that’s up more than $2 billion (from $3.5 billion) from its second quarter of 2020 report to the Securities and Exchange Commission. In the first half of 2021, Pfizer reported nearly $10.5 billion in net income. The company brought in $6.9 billion in the first six months of 2020.
As the pharmaceutical company’s income and reputation have skyrocketed from bringing the first COVID-19 vaccine to market, the company’s lobbying efforts have increased as well. In 2020, Pfizer spent $13.2 million on its lobbying efforts — that’s up from $11 million in 2019 and the most the company has spent on lobbying since 2009 during the debate over the Affordable Care Act.
The company was the second highest spender in the pharmaceutical and health products industry, with Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America spending more than $25.9 million on lobbying efforts in 2020. So far, Pfizer has spent $6.7 million on lobbying efforts in 2021, the same pace the company set in 2020. Pfizer spent much of 2020 lobbying the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the FDA while the two departments weighed recommending and authorizing its vaccine for emergency use.
In Pfizer’s latest SEC disclosure, the company reported $7.8 billion in total revenue from its COVID-19 vaccine in the second quarter. Pfizer disclosed a total of $11.3 billion in COVID-19 vaccine revenue in the first half of 2021. While this revenue can’t be compared to any other year on record, since the vaccine was only first administered under the FDA’s emergency use authorization in Dec. 2020, Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has provided more revenue than any other Pfizer vaccine on the market. The company reported $14.1 billion total revenue from its vaccine programs in the first half of 2021. Just under $3 billion of that is coming from other Pfizer vaccines for diseases including pneumococcal disease, tick-borne encephalitis disease and meningococcal disease.
In the first six months of 2020 — before any COVID-19 vaccine was authorized for emergency use — Pfizer reported just $2.9 billion in total revenue from its vaccine programs. According to the SEC filing, revenue from the U.S. government represented “12% and 14% of total revenues for the three and six month” periods in 2021. And those sales were “primarily” Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. Want first access to OpenSecrets' investigations and data features? Learn about Article Alert. With full FDA approval, the company can now also market its vaccine directly to consumers.
Under the FDA’s emergency use authorization, Pfizer had to rely on the government’s agencies to spread the word about its vaccine. The other two authorized COVID-19 vaccines, made by Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, have also seen revenue boosts from their vaccine programs but haven’t caught up to Pfizer’s success. In Moderna’s second quarter SEC filing, the company reported a net income of nearly $2.8 billion. During the second quarter of 2020, Moderna reported a loss of $117 million. In total, the pharmaceutical company has generated $4 billion of net income in 2021. Moderna’s total product revenue from its COVID-19 vaccine was $4.2 billion in the second quarter of 2021, and $5.9 billion for the first half of the year.
Its COVID-19 vaccine is the first product the company has brought to market and therefore doesn’t have a comparable revenue in 2020. In 2020, Moderna spent just $280,000 on lobbying efforts and the company has spent $290,000 so far on lobbying in 2021. Johnson & Johnson, which is a larger company than both Pfizer and Moderna with more products on the market, reported a booming net income of $6.3 billion in the second quarter of 2021, and $12.5 billion in the first half of 2021. However, the company reported just $164 million in sales of its one-dose COVID-19 vaccine in the second quarter, and $264 million in the first half of the year.
Johnson & Johnson spent $5.6 million on lobbying efforts in 2020, and has already spent about $3.3 million on lobbying in 2021. While the FDA has only granted full approval for Pfizer’s vaccine, Moderna applied for full approval in June. Currently Pfizer’s vaccine is still under emergency use authorization for adolescents between the ages of 12 and 15, and Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are authorized for people 18 and older. By granting full approval, the FDA cleared the way for more agencies and companies to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations. After Monday’s announcement, the Pentagon said it will require all active-duty U.S. military members to receive the COVID-19 vaccination. And New York City public schools — the largest public school system in the country — will now require all faculty and staff to be vaccinated with no COVID-19 testing alternative.
Last week, President Joe Biden announced the Department of Health and Human Services will begin offering booster shots on Sept. 20, eight months after a person’s second dose of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines. The CDC also recommended a third dose of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to immunocompromised individuals to be administered earlier than the eight month guideline for the rest of the population. Feel free to distribute or cite this material, but please credit OpenSecrets.
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