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December 06, 2021, 04:59:45 PM
#55






This was never ratified/ underwritten with legistation unfortunately.  Roll Eyes










We learned covid is a engineered pathogens weapon with various variants


Yes it was designed to stay one step ahead of immuno response at all times within specific genome types. It is the first part of a binary virus.
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December 06, 2021, 02:31:24 PM
#54

Christine Anderson of The European Parliament, Message To Australia
https://youtu.be/i2FiSlAUCkk

About a month ago
https://youtu.be/GtnGntLmPRE
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December 06, 2021, 01:57:38 PM
#53
The Covid-19 pandemic was a blessing in disguise. Up to this moment, a lot of us aren't on the same page as to its authenticity but a few things is sure. One of those those the fact that, it brought the world to its knees and as such, hard lessons were forcefully thought and learned even by those in the rural or uncivilised areas. The death toll was much and no one wanted to be a victim,  even at the point of questioning the authenticity of the pandemic.

One of the measure lessons learnt was, teaching humans to think hard. Think of ways to earn no matter what. Which calls for diversification of and ways of earning money that wasn't limited to your geographical location at any particular time and a lot of people got the hang of it and are pretty good at them right now, still earning and living okay.
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December 06, 2021, 11:13:42 AM
#51
Lessons learned, don't believe the new variant hysteria - https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/12/omicron-covid-reinfection-vaccine-protection.html

Omicron variant has caused ZERO deaths despite its increased transmissibility according to WHO.

The new Covid restrictions, travel bans, increased alertness and call for vaccine mandates is all over a variant that has not resulted in a single confirmed death. And so, would it mean that it's in the best interest that the Omicron variant become the dominant variant, so that anyone remaining unvaccinated becomes immunized? Raises the question whether the Omicron variant is so distant from the original virus genetically that immunity against this variant may not be robust enough to capture previous variants. But if that were the case, that also means the vaccines are pointless against Omicron because the current vaccine is for the original strain.
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December 06, 2021, 06:00:21 AM
#50
We can't handle so much isolation, especially if you're living alone, it must be detrimental. However, I don't believe that we'll ever have so much free time in our lifetime ever again. Due to social and quarantine measures, most of us stayed home, killing time and doing nothing (myself included). Likewise, I regret not making this time worthwhile, by learning a third language, by developing a new skill, or even going cycling on a daily basis.

On the other hand, due to my university online classes, I completed my degree a lot quicker and a lot more versatile. I didn't have to commute from home to university, saving a lot of time and stress, especially when I was working.

Now add to that that the tech companies are already building the technology so we don't even have to leave the house anymore. Then people get used to that situation, build their accounts for whatever application they are using and really dismiss the social life more and more. The Pharma industry as well as the tech industry has so much incentive to hope for this crisis to never end that it feels a bit concerning whether they could come up with some bad ideas. Do the Pharma companies right now really have an incentive to once and for all kill the virus and end the pandemic? I know this might make you think I am only seeing the evil in them, but no. They are making 1000 USD per second right now in pure profit. I guess this will keep going for years like that.

As for your university degree, what is about all the networking at university that can be so much fun? Hanging out with people, getting to know their interesting and maybe even cofounding businesses? Should that all now happen via teamviewer and so on?

Just wait until they take the banknotes out of the system and see whay they have planned for you.
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December 05, 2021, 01:04:06 PM
#49
So many lessons are learnt from the covid19 outbreak. It was a season and a period that most sensible person's learn how to be productive on their own.
Covid has brought another ideology of online work,although online business was in existence but it wasn't common and popular as it is now, it has made so many believe in working and getting paid online.
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December 03, 2021, 03:24:14 PM
#48

We have come to learn that a vaccine can protect you from a virus but not from healthy unvaccinated person.

We come to learn 3 times tested negative persons, 100% healthy have to smuggle out footage of the illegal concentration “quarantine”camps because i guess virus must travel through the phone or something
https://twitter.com/i/status/1466712921266814977
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December 03, 2021, 02:19:01 PM
#47
We can't handle so much isolation, especially if you're living alone, it must be detrimental. However, I don't believe that we'll ever have so much free time in our lifetime ever again. Due to social and quarantine measures, most of us stayed home, killing time and doing nothing (myself included). Likewise, I regret not making this time worthwhile, by learning a third language, by developing a new skill, or even going cycling on a daily basis.

On the other hand, due to my university online classes, I completed my degree a lot quicker and a lot more versatile. I didn't have to commute from home to university, saving a lot of time and stress, especially when I was working.

Now add to that that the tech companies are already building the technology so we don't even have to leave the house anymore. Then people get used to that situation, build their accounts for whatever application they are using and really dismiss the social life more and more. The Pharma industry as well as the tech industry has so much incentive to hope for this crisis to never end that it feels a bit concerning whether they could come up with some bad ideas. Do the Pharma companies right now really have an incentive to once and for all kill the virus and end the pandemic? I know this might make you think I am only seeing the evil in them, but no. They are making 1000 USD per second right now in pure profit. I guess this will keep going for years like that.

As for your university degree, what is about all the networking at university that can be so much fun? Hanging out with people, getting to know their interesting and maybe even cofounding businesses? Should that all now happen via teamviewer and so on?
What I'm afraid of is that distance will stop being a barrier anymore. While that's a great thing, some of its characteristics could be adverse. Schools in remote areas could work via e-learning platforms, in order to cut down costs of running and maintaining schools for only a few students (something which is very common here in Greece, in rural areas or villages). In the workplace, employers could also benefit by cutting operational costs and having their employees work from home, with reduced pay.

On top of that, it could severely promote home isolation for many.
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December 03, 2021, 11:13:55 AM
#46
Are you sure we are done learning, because so far the threat of covid is still real with the virus mutating into different variants. Vaccines  that were issued are now been questioned, the lessons that have been learnt still seem like there is a page two to them because of the variants Delta and Omicron. To me it still is that there are more lessons to learn from covid.
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December 03, 2021, 05:28:22 AM
#45

We learned covid is a engineered pathogens weapon with various variants
https://rumble.com/vq478d-was-the-new-covid-variant-manufactured.html

We also learned a variant have been released in 1963
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December 02, 2021, 07:47:40 PM
#44
Biden doesn't have a proper Covid virus isolation. And without such, he doesn't have a virus.

Did all his threats hurt your feelings? Did any of his mandates hurt your feelings or harm you? What about that time you couldn't get that stuff at the grocer? How about when they blocked you from certain of your rights based on his mouth?

He doesn't have a virus. He doesn't have a proper isolation. It's all hearsay... based on lies.

If what he hurt you by what he did, file a claim for damages - say, $200,000,000 in damages plus court costs and fees - filed against the man who at times acts in the capacity of president of the USA.

A few million common law claims like this should shut him up a little.

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December 02, 2021, 04:30:53 PM
#43
Honestly speaking, I don't think that people have learned any lesson from this Covid-19 pandemic.
Most of us just took it as normal fever. Which have caused a more rapid spreading. Some people have followed the SOPs for covid but many others didn't.
Yes, I do agree that socialization is important, as 'Man is a social animal' but precautionary measurements are also important. The first lesson we need to learn is how to be alive than the other lessons.

I think it's normal thing that people accepted it as fever. How they had to react? It's not a plague after all. Offcourse, people could fear of each other and avoid any social contact, but it's not an option. Even when strict lockdowns were enforced, it only reduced spread of virus, but not completely stopped it. I think that's simply impossible to completely stop spread of virus
There is phrase that people should learn to live with virus, but I'm not sure what is correct way to do that. Making lockdown despite having over 80% of population vaccinated like in Netherlands doesn't look good. Or mandatory vaccination like in Austria... I doubt that now decision which would be good for everyone exists...
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December 02, 2021, 03:18:28 PM
#42
We must learn from this experience human unity, we are all brothers in humanity, the Corona virus returned to humans this feeling when they learned that they are all in front of one enemy and they must all unite in order to confront this strong enemy, this is a lesson that humans must remember well and stay away from wars and conflicts What is the point of all these wars and conflicts over resources and wealth if we are all going to leave in the end?!! Life is too short and death is lurking around us from every side so we shouldn't waste it on these things.
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December 02, 2021, 01:08:58 PM
#41
We can't handle so much isolation, especially if you're living alone, it must be detrimental. However, I don't believe that we'll ever have so much free time in our lifetime ever again. Due to social and quarantine measures, most of us stayed home, killing time and doing nothing (myself included). Likewise, I regret not making this time worthwhile, by learning a third language, by developing a new skill, or even going cycling on a daily basis.

On the other hand, due to my university online classes, I completed my degree a lot quicker and a lot more versatile. I didn't have to commute from home to university, saving a lot of time and stress, especially when I was working.

Now add to that that the tech companies are already building the technology so we don't even have to leave the house anymore. Then people get used to that situation, build their accounts for whatever application they are using and really dismiss the social life more and more. The Pharma industry as well as the tech industry has so much incentive to hope for this crisis to never end that it feels a bit concerning whether they could come up with some bad ideas. Do the Pharma companies right now really have an incentive to once and for all kill the virus and end the pandemic? I know this might make you think I am only seeing the evil in them, but no. They are making 1000 USD per second right now in pure profit. I guess this will keep going for years like that.

As for your university degree, what is about all the networking at university that can be so much fun? Hanging out with people, getting to know their interesting and maybe even cofounding businesses? Should that all now happen via teamviewer and so on?
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December 02, 2021, 12:59:53 PM
#40

Weird that you link to Wikipedia for influenza, but choose to ignore it for Covid. Here's the link for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:COVID-19_pandemic_data
It would fill in that troublesome '??' you have for Covid deaths. The figure is widely available, so why do you pretend you're not aware of it? Other than it not fitting your chosen narrative, of course. The total is currently 5.22 million.

Weird also how you think that all coronaviruses, including SARS and MERS, are inconsequential, causing mere 'respiratory infections'.
One of the most common symptoms of MERS is death. If you catch it, the chance of dying is around 34%. Mercifully, it doesn't spread easily.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:World_MERS_outbreak.svg

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December 02, 2021, 10:46:54 AM
#38
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December 02, 2021, 07:53:50 AM
#37
Yup.

The suicide hotlines in the US and other countries were ringing all day. Drug abuse, out of control. School children? Socially isolated and not learning. Lockdowns long term should have never been the answer yet they were brought upon as the first measure. Somehow, not all schools are opened and some cities or entire countries are entertaining further lockdowns with the rollout of a vaccine.

A politician will never consider adverse affects of a lockdown because their solution to COVID is one dimensional. Plus, I imagine they don't want the political baggage of being the politician to not lockdown with a rising number of deaths.

Honestly speaking, I don't think that people have learned any lesson from this Covid-19 pandemic. Most of us just took it as normal fever. Which have caused a more rapid spreading. Some people have followed the SOPs for covid but many others didn't.
Yes, I do agree that socialization is important, as 'Man is a social animal' but precautionary measurements are also important. The first lesson we need to learn is how to be alive than the other lessons.
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December 01, 2021, 08:46:38 PM
#36
2 weeks to flatten the curve turned into 2 years to flatten democracy Cool
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December 01, 2021, 02:10:19 PM
#35
Honestly speaking, I don't think that people have learned any lesson from this Covid-19 pandemic.
Most of us just took it as normal fever. Which have caused a more rapid spreading. Some people have followed the SOPs for covid but many others didn't.
Yes, I do agree that socialization is important, as 'Man is a social animal' but precautionary measurements are also important. The first lesson we need to learn is how to be alive than the other lessons.
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November 28, 2021, 06:17:27 AM
#34
We can't handle so much isolation, especially if you're living alone, it must be detrimental. However, I don't believe that we'll ever have so much free time in our lifetime ever again. Due to social and quarantine measures, most of us stayed home, killing time and doing nothing (myself included). Likewise, I regret not making this time worthwhile, by learning a third language, by developing a new skill, or even going cycling on a daily basis.

On the other hand, due to my university online classes, I completed my degree a lot quicker and a lot more versatile. I didn't have to commute from home to university, saving a lot of time and stress, especially when I was working.
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November 27, 2021, 02:29:39 AM
#33
everything is a mixed blessing. From the covid, we have more time for meditation and more time for our family, maybe it'll give us a valuable memory.
Many people had time to communicate and connect more with their families. However, Covid-19 made things really tough. Everywhere was shut down, and everyone had to stay in- door to avoid the further spread of the virus. Some people went bankrupt. I learned one important lesson from the pandemic, which is " everybody are equal". Because the virus affected both rich and poor.
Most of the time, I was alone inside, and it was very depressing, communication is indeed important in the society.
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November 26, 2021, 02:12:46 PM
#32
1+1=3 is the covid lesson learned

2021 is not the end of pandemonia
https://youtu.be/pfFUPYOsmOs
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January 27, 2021, 08:33:51 PM
#31
everything is a mixed blessing. From the covid, we have more time for meditation and more time for our family, maybe it'll give us a valuable memory.
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January 27, 2021, 08:12:00 PM
#30
cant build liberty if your dead.

a person is not liberty. liberty is a notion. an illusion. its a dream/hope.
if someone is on a deserted island with no laws and no one else to puppetmaster them.. they are not free..
.. they are trapped on an island
living a basement dweller lifestyle is not freedom. its your own prison

EG is liberation having to work 40 hours just to live. or being paid to stay home
EG is liberation randomly dry humping strangers.. or not having random strangers dry hump you

liberation is not as free as you think

human rights are not freedoms. they are a list of limitations that are allowed
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January 27, 2021, 06:39:02 PM
#29
Here is your lesson  Wink


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January 24, 2021, 09:53:05 AM
#28

We learned lie and lie and more lies the media pumps out
We also learned sunshine is asymmetric rain and crap like it
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January 23, 2021, 10:05:20 AM
#27
^ debunked last summer
seems tash has found 5th generation idiots that simply repeated the 4th generation idiots of december which repeated the 3rd generation of idiots from october which repeated the 2nd generation of idiots from august
which repeated 1st generation of idiot(most likely kaufman or his ilk as source)

it has been isolated. there are hundreds of reports from different countries. they have isolated it so many times they can actually see the different strains.

heck they identified the first outbreak in california has a different strain than in newyork in late january 2020
they even now monitoring different strains now. france is looking for strains from brazil, south africa, uk and spain. they know and can see and study it regularly.

..
france does not use human chromosome 8 to identify sars-cov-2. it uses human chromosome 8 as a signifier that the fluid they handled came from a human. and separate it out until what is left is the stuff containing the virus.
heck even badecker is one stage further when he requested the reported isolation study had to include centrifuges as part of the isolation method to separate out different layers. and guess what the reports even mentioned that...

here is a home life example:
EG people cooking spaghetti throw a piece at a tiled wall to determine if the other spaghetti is cooked enough.  (does it stick test)..
it does not mean the rest of the meal left in the saucepan is made of 100% wall tile.

sars-cov-2 is not human chromosome 8. spaghetti is not wall tile

..
as for 'its computer generated code'
no. they know what the chemical makeup of nucleotides. they simply index them with a letter of an alphabet.

its like an index of a book. it simplifies the more lengthier details.
they do not then grab a nano-pen and start writing GΨAC on a nano sized piece of paper. they actually create a rna strain that has the chemical nucleotides in the order indexed. you wil not see letters of the alphabet in a vaccine, the sequence is just a index reference that is made as a short translation of all the nucleotides

EG
a recipe of spaghetti. does not contain paper with W.H.E.AT. even if the ingredient sheet does say wheat. smart people know wheat just infers an index name of a specific harvested plant thats been milled
spaghetti contains the harvested and milled plant called wheat
vaccines and viruses contain the nucleotides called G.Ψ.A.C

..
and yes DNA and RNA are different things
DNA=GTAC
RNA=GΨAC
so before jumping on the next idiot wagon of RNA used for genetic modification of DNA
RNA does not translate to dna
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January 23, 2021, 09:51:50 AM
#26
We learned that COVID is THE GREATEST CON JOB IN HISTORY

https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/wheres-the-ruddy-virus-un-freakin-believable/

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Explosive information from Frances Leader, avid researcher, investigator, and writer, who questioned the UK MHRA and confirmed from them that the RNA genome sequences for the supposed SARS-COV-2 virus being used in the COVID vaccines comes from a string of computer-generated codes, not a real virus.

There is no fact no real virus: no virus has been isolated, grown in a petri dish, reinfected anyone, or been spread to anyone–Koch’s postulates for defining existence of a virus.

What the PCR test is finding is genetic material related to Human Chromosome 8 and found to be common to all living beings; in other words, not a deadly SARS virus but aspects of the living genome shared by all organisms,. . .

The importance of knowing there is no specific organic virus that has been isolated and that is being used in the vaccine cannot be underestimated.

What it implies is that synthetically-manufactured proteins using gene sequencing technology are being injected into human cells, with the intention of altering the human genome and having no connection whatsoever with a putative virus they are supposed to be protecting from.

It also means nobody needs this vaccine–why does anyone need to be injected with computer-generated protein codes formulated synthetically in a lab?

Please share this information widely, and look for added commentary on this finding from medical journalists and doctors, moving forward.

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January 23, 2021, 06:31:28 AM
#25
Its depressing to live alone or without anyone you can talk to and count on. Having someone to listen with our problems and can give a good advice is a must to prevent us from thinking of bad thoughts. Thats why there's an agencies offering a free counseling to open up whats in your mind. This can help us to be enlighten on the current siutation that we are in.

This pandemic taught us many things specially when it comes to realization. We need to interact to other people and understand each other of we've been going through in this trying times.
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January 23, 2021, 06:15:40 AM
#24
This means that I am able to live quite well with both, the destructiveness the medical has done to me over the years

and after 10months of badecker script reading conspiracies.. he finally slips up and admits something about himself that is opposite from the scripts.

he admits that he does and did use health services over the years.
badecker officially debunked himself
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January 23, 2021, 04:11:23 AM
#23
We learned covid killed the flu (extraordinary as sars-cov-2 is a coronavirus, same as a common cold)
https://www.thejournal.ie/factcheck-flu-cases-ireland-covid-19-5332514-Jan2021/?utm_source=shortlink
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January 23, 2021, 02:56:45 AM
#22
Oh, we also learned some other fun stuff - https://twitter.com/dcexaminer/status/1352719164432121858

Turns out, Biden was lying when he said he could shut down the virus. Turns out, Trump was right when he said that life needs to go on. I'm sure his voters bought into the grift believing that Trump would kill us all while Biden would sprinkle his magic pixie dust and make the virus disappear.
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January 22, 2021, 01:21:35 PM
#21
The biggest lessons learned are, don't trust the medical or the government with anything that might produce a pandemic if you trust them. Of course, a lot of people don't understand this yet. Many of them will die from the needless pandemic without understanding.

Cool

I have some questions as you don't trust doctors and the government:

1 - don't you go to the dentist?

2 - how do you get cured of any disease if you don't trust doctors?

3 - If you don't trust governments then I suppose you live on indigenous lands, right?
1- Been three times in my life, first time so long ago it feels like it was another lifetime. You know the made to go the distance if looked after. The last time, dont know maybe 10 years.
2 - Reading up on the particular dis-ease you know educating myself (or find who is not in it to finance his flash lifestyle) In recent times have fewer as nutrition is improved. Funny that no doctor ever told me to do so.
3 - No thank you i govern my own mind I am not a horse after all to go left or stop when told.
4 - No dont trust banks in case you wonder
5 - Media, we all know they write/report in such a way to have a job tomorrow. Do you make a burger when boss tells you make a portion chips?
6 - Do i trust bus drivers, yes been many at times on short as well as long trips.



Actually, I am a bit embarrassed. In my answers to Slow death, listed in a previous post, I neglected to mention the greatest factor in my health. This is... God heals me and keeps me appropriately healthy. This means that I am able to live quite well with both, the destructiveness the medical has done to me (and all of us) over the years, and my fumbling attempts at self-healing through nutrition (which are substantially better than the medical's).

When this life fails, God will take me home to a new, supremely healthy, outfit... one that will never fail.

Cool
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January 22, 2021, 11:20:27 AM
#20

We learned there are rules and then there a rules.....
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January 22, 2021, 09:28:14 AM
#19
Indeed, it taught us many lessons. The lockdown was extremely harmful to us psychologically and made us feel like we are in prison. Everything was closed, malls, parks, the only thing we saw daily was our homes and no where else to go! The internet did help us through a lot through entertainment but we learnt that we can't survive total depending on reel life, we need real life as well.
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January 22, 2021, 08:29:03 AM
#18
The biggest lessons learned are, don't trust the medical or the government with anything that might produce a pandemic if you trust them. Of course, a lot of people don't understand this yet. Many of them will die from the needless pandemic without understanding.

Cool

I have some questions as you don't trust doctors and the government:

1 - don't you go to the dentist?

2 - how do you get cured of any disease if you don't trust doctors?

3 - If you don't trust governments then I suppose you live on indigenous lands, right?
1- Been three times in my life, first time so long ago it feels like it was another lifetime. You know the made to go the distance if looked after. The last time, dont know maybe 10 years.
2 - Reading up on the particular dis-ease you know educating myself (or find who is not in it to finance his flash lifestyle) In recent times have fewer as nutrition is improved. Funny that no doctor ever told me to do so.
3 - No thank you i govern my own mind I am not a horse after all to go left or stop when told.
4 - No dont trust banks in case you wonder
5 - Media, we all know they write/report in such a way to have a job tomorrow. Do you make a burger when boss tells you make a portion chips?
6 - Do i trust bus drivers, yes been many at times on short as well as long trips.

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January 22, 2021, 08:03:16 AM
#17
The biggest lessons learned are, don't trust the medical or the government with anything that might produce a pandemic if you trust them. Of course, a lot of people don't understand this yet. Many of them will die from the needless pandemic without understanding.

Cool

I have some questions as you don't trust doctors and the government:

1 - don't you go to the dentist? - If my parents hadn't taken me to the dentist when I was  kid, my teeth would be in much better shape. In addition, I would have far less mercury poisoning from the mercury that leaches out of the fillings.

2 - how do you get cured of any disease if you don't trust doctors? - I get fewer diseases since I don't go to doctors. I "self-medicate" with nutrition.

3 - If you don't trust governments then I suppose you live on indigenous lands, right? - The US is a different kind of government. Such things as riots and rallies are being used by politicians and the media to hide the strength that each USA man and woman has over their government. You could study law for years and never find how the strength works. So, just forget it.

Just curious. Are you really looking for my responses? Perhaps you are like one of the un-free people in the clip, below.


Freedom Speech Easy Rider

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gc11mJGre10



Cool
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January 22, 2021, 07:39:24 AM
#16
The biggest lessons learned are, don't trust the medical or the government with anything that might produce a pandemic if you trust them. Of course, a lot of people don't understand this yet. Many of them will die from the needless pandemic without understanding.

Cool

I have some questions as you don't trust doctors and the government:

1 - don't you go to the dentist?

2 - how do you get cured of any disease if you don't trust doctors?

3 - If you don't trust governments then I suppose you live on indigenous lands, right?
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January 22, 2021, 07:22:34 AM
#15
Another thing we are learning about why people die from Covid.


STUDY: Positive Association Between COVID-19 Deaths and Flu Vaccination Rates in Elderly People Worldwide



From the abstract of a peer-reviewed journal article by Christian Wehenkel,  Universidad Juarez del Estado de Durango:

The results showed a positive association between COVID-19 deaths and IVR of people ≥65 years-old. There is a significant increase in COVID-19 deaths from eastern to western regions in the world. Further exploration is needed to explain these findings, and additional work on this line of research may lead to prevention of deaths associated with COVID-19.





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January 22, 2021, 06:35:19 AM
#14

WHO admitted PCr testing is faulty. No testing no pandemic, nothing but a scam
https://www.who.int/news/item/20-01-2021-who-information-notice-for-ivd-users-2020-05
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January 22, 2021, 03:16:31 AM
#13
One of the greatest challenge when you are a victim on covid is isolation. It affects a person emotionally , mentally and spiritually more than physically most specially those were diagnosed with it but asymptomatic. The best for it to be resolve was to make a way for them to communicate on outside without stepping out on the isolation room using gadgets to ease those problems.
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January 21, 2021, 11:18:10 AM
#12
The global pandemic has shown the world the importance of togetherness and residual work (working online).
Covid-19 started as a joke but to us now it's more than our expectation.
The pandemic have taught us how things changes over time and how one can not stay with out income.
The lockdown period shows us while it necessary to show love to ourselves and neighbours.
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January 20, 2021, 10:31:40 AM
#11
yes, humans as social creatures, were created to be together and complement each other. In the presence of this pandemic, we realize how important a togetherness has been and forget to be grateful for it, I hope this pandemic will soon pass and life returns to normal.
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January 20, 2021, 02:59:31 AM
#10
Truly, the whole period of the pandemic really has been a time for a lot of lessons on life, society and social relationships. It will be a thing of great shame to have survived through it all and not learn any lessons.

I agree this pandemic was definitely a big step into the future. We all learned how human life can change so easily and we still adapt. Big offices are not needed anymore, most of us can work from home. Also international travel can be reduced drastically and people will manage to take vacations in their own countries again.
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January 20, 2021, 01:35:52 AM
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Truly, the whole period of the pandemic really has been a time for a lot of lessons on life, society and social relationships. It will be a thing of great shame to have survived through it all and not learn any lessons.
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January 18, 2021, 06:53:20 AM
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January 17, 2021, 04:21:01 PM
#7
Humans are very good adapting to the new normal.

I think that, in the long run, we will never completely adapt to 'the new normal'.

Humans are social beings by nature, but we don't like to be alone with our own thoughts for too long, we require interaction with the external world. This fear of being alone is very hard to go through at times.
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January 17, 2021, 10:42:30 AM
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I agree with you that humans definitely need interaction with other humans. But also the change in working conditions is dramatically. If someone would have told me at the end of 2019 that within a year a lot of people will work from home, I would have believed it. Humans are very good adapting to the new normal.
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January 16, 2021, 10:06:59 PM
#5
The biggest lessons learned are, don't trust the medical or the government with anything that might produce a pandemic if you trust them. Of course, a lot of people don't understand this yet. Many of them will die from the needless pandemic without understanding.

Cool
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January 16, 2021, 08:42:41 PM
#4
A politician will never consider adverse affects of a lockdown because their solution to COVID is one dimensional. Plus, I imagine they don't want the political baggage of being the politician to not lockdown with a rising number of deaths.

politicians dont want lockdowns. they want economic growth.. its how they get paid.
its why trump/boris/merkle delayed action until march
the issue is that they have legal responsibility of their citizens. and when they have 3 groups of people advising them.. health, business, treasury

its the business/treasury that cause lockdowns to be implemented half-assed. thus causing lockdowns to last 3-5 months instead of 4 weeks.
and then relaxing the lockdowns too fast to stimulate the business/treasury desires. causes the health advisers to call in new lockdowns when hospital attendances start rising quick again

..
if trump/boris/merkle reacted in january and just stopped all flights. didnt do any repatriation flights. no domestic no international flights. and just paid out everyone for a proper stay where you are 3 month lockdown. this could have got the cases right down.

Australasian countries done a better job the western countries

Politicians get paid regardless of lockdowns or not. Their salary keeps on going regardless of whether a waiter or hairstylist gets paid. Low wage and middle wage workers are the ones affected from a lockdown, not politicians and not the elites. Explains why Amazon execs got richer during the pandemic. When the entire economy is halted with people forced into their homes, who wins? It's online e-commerce or internet enterprises.

Amazon, Facebook, Google, Netflix, all do fine. The small businesses collapse.
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January 16, 2021, 08:38:17 PM
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A politician will never consider adverse affects of a lockdown because their solution to COVID is one dimensional. Plus, I imagine they don't want the political baggage of being the politician to not lockdown with a rising number of deaths.

politicians dont want lockdowns. they want economic growth.. its how they get paid.
its why trump/boris/merkle delayed action until march
the issue is that they have legal responsibility of their citizens. and when they have 3 groups of people advising them.. health, business, treasury

its the business/treasury that cause lockdowns to be implemented half-assed. thus causing lockdowns to last 3-5 months instead of 4 weeks.
and then relaxing the lockdowns too fast from half-assed to no-assed to stimulate the business/treasury desires even more causes the health advisers to call in new lockdowns when hospital attendances start rising quick again

its the difference of the health advisers being the bathtub drain.but the treasury/business advisers being the plug
instead of emptying the tub and getting rid of the water. they wanted to keep some amount of water in the tub to create waves.
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if trump/boris/merkle reacted in january and just stopped all flights. didnt do any repatriation flights. no domestic no international flights. and just paid out everyone for a proper stay where you are 3 month lockdown. this could have got the cases right down.

Australasian countries done a better job the western countries

..
if there is ever a pandemic next time. its better to pay people stimulus of 3x for 2 months.where people can enjoy staying home

 than to pay 0.5x for 12 months where people avoid staying home because 0.5x a month just aint enough to survive on
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January 16, 2021, 06:15:01 PM
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Yup.

The suicide hotlines in the US and other countries were ringing all day. Drug abuse, out of control. School children? Socially isolated and not learning. Lockdowns long term should have never been the answer yet they were brought upon as the first measure. Somehow, not all schools are opened and some cities or entire countries are entertaining further lockdowns with the rollout of a vaccine.

A politician will never consider adverse affects of a lockdown because their solution to COVID is one dimensional. Plus, I imagine they don't want the political baggage of being the politician to not lockdown with a rising number of deaths.
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January 16, 2021, 04:45:57 PM
#1
We learned a lot about world...
We also learned about one thing

We the people need other people around us to communicate to socialize and to connect together.
you can not stay alone for too long so you need to connect with other people you dont know but your Soul need to have connections with other souls.
If you asking what is the point of life?  
Then the answere is to connect and live together with another people even you are most material focused person and care about no other then you but without others even you cant feel better or feed your ego.
So the point is spiritual even you want it or you are interested youll get to the spiritual enlightment in this life or next life so you better make spiritual things your priority That's Truth and we can not denie it

Lessons learned....  Well done Smiley  
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