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  Vaccine Deaths

  by Sea Breeze in

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  it is reported that in the usa, 30 people are dying per day after receiving the corona vaccine.

  anyone else hear about this?

  - article.

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  Over 285 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the United States from December 14, 2020, through May 24, 2021.

  During this time, VAERS received 4,863 reports of death (0.0017%) among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine.

  CDC and FDA physicians review each case report of death as soon as notified and CDC requests medical records to further assess reports. A review of available clinical information, including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records has not established a causal link to COVID-19 vaccines.

  However, recent reports indicate a plausible causal relationship between the J&J/Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine and a rare and serious adverse event—blood clots with low platelets—which has caused deaths.

  Note that VAERS has currently recorded nearly 300,000 cases of severe side effects.
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  Report Card : How’s President Biden Doing?

  by minimus in

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  i give him an f for falling down on the job..

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  @OnTheWayOut: You do have to qualify statements like that. When you say someone is good or bad at their job, you generally have to qualify why before you hire or fire them. A general feeling isn't enough.

  We can look at several score cards by which presidents are generally looked at in history:

  - Economy

  - War and peace

  - Major policy changes

  Feel free to do the comparisons between Obama, Trump and Biden.
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  Liberal vs. Conservative mental health study - what do you make of it?

  by Brock Talon in

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  a pew study from 2020 (but one i just now came upon myself) reported that the more liberal you are, the more likely you are to have a mental health condition.

  the worst suffering group are white females, ages 18-29 where over 56% have admitted to be described by their own doctors as having a mental health condition.

  conservative females of the same age group suffer at less than half that number (27%).. while women tend to have more mental health problems than men (don't be mad at me for saying it, this is what the study reports) it is notable that liberal men have a higher percentage of mental health conditions than conservative women in the same age group.

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  I always knew voting for Biden was a diagnosable mental condition.
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  BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors Raised as JW

  by JW_Researcher in

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  "cullors, who originates from los angeles, came out as queer at age 16 and was kicked out from her home, where she was raised in the jehovah’s witness religion.

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  article here.

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  That would explain why she is a sociopath (read her books). I think many children raised in the JW religion tend to have sociopathic tendencies, when they give them power as adults (whether it's elders in or elsewhere out the religion), all hell breaks loose.
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  What Do You Think of Dr. Fauci?

  by minimus in

  1. jw
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  last year millions of people were singing his praises.

  what’s your opinion of him right now?.

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  @Rattigan: he can’t be impeached. This is the problem with the majority of deep state operators. They are appointed, sometimes for life, by unelected commissions from private institutions funded by omnibus spending packages all with a serious inbreeding problem.
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  You might become a Millionaire by taking the Covid Vaccine

  by pistolpete in

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  2. current

  up to 20 states are offering million dollar lottery to those who take the vaccine, thanks to biden's covid relief fund.. new mexico one of the poorest states is offering a grand prize of 5 million dollars to some lucky bast*** who takes the vaccine.. https://www.chron.com/news/article/new-mexico-offers-5-million-prize-to-vaccinated-16217253.php.

  https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinance/california-announces-vax-for-the-win-vaccine-lottery-with-prizes-up-to-2415-million/ar-aakzeip.

  https://news.yahoo.com/states-offering-cash-prizes-incentive-224624167.html.

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  5M dollars, get it before you die of blood clots and other coronary diseases.

  Do note that the COVID virus has been pointed to as the cause of blood clots, heart palpitations and other diseases designed to kill the obese and the elderly. Purposefully injecting yourself with portions of the virus can have the same effect if you’re healthy. The question is whether you’re more at risk from the disease or the shot.
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  Disneyland

  by road to nowhere in

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  we just saw the disney ad on tv.

  pimi wife says we never took the kids.

  i wanted to reply that we used vacation for conventions and important stuff..

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  Take your kids to Disney, show the difference between the cult and having real fun. Try to skip as many meeting times in the trip.
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  Canadian Residential School Deaths

  by Simon in

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  2. child-abuse

  in case you haven't heard, they just discovered the remains of some 215 dead children at a so called canadian residential school.

  they couldn't call it a death-camp could they ... it would be too obvious.. these were where indigenous children were taken, forcibly, in order to "educate" them out of their native customs and languages and make them integrate with society.. unbelievably, this was still going on in the 60s to 90s.. of course the catholic church has their sticky fingers all over it.

  what is it about those creepy bastards?

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  I’m surprised they didn’t find more, given the school was operated for more than 100 years. Child death wasn’t all too uncommon back in the day.

  The school was funded by the Canadian government, the forced schooling policies from the 1920s caused massive amounts of people to enroll in an unprepared school system, the church ran it but the goal of these social programs was the eradication of indigenous culture at the hands of government.
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  This is how stupid college kids are today

  by mickbobcat in

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  not only college kids but a lot of liberal idiots adults.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-knh46tlcwm.

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  @zachias: the US has regrown natural forest more than the size of France in the last 30-something years. The problem with government programs from left-wing governments like New Zealand, is that you can't indefinitely plant 2-for-1, you'll run out of room, at which point they will invade other habitats with unhealthy trees (which they are already doing today).

  In NZ, the 1B tree program has caused exotic trees threatening naturally regenerating bush through wilding invasion, and invaded tussock (natural long and sturdy grass) landscapes too (the landscapes you see in movies like Lord of the Rings).

  Included in the species is radiata pine (the main source/type for cheap NZ wood). This is an ecological degradation that has received insufficient attention for too long. In consequence, much regenerating bush is doomed, because poor, left-wing, tree hugging policy.

  Trees aren't the answer to everything, most wood in the west already comes from farmed trees (because they're cheaper to grow, cut and process than natural trees), the expensive wood like cedars that does come from natural sources is only in demand due to the very rich, primarily left-wing, people that want to have the 'natural' look to complement their 'green' buildings. But to political simpletons and left-wing city dwellers, planting cheap, invasive trees is the end-all-be-all. Every building you enter that has that 'green' and 'natural' look, the interior of GreenPeace offices for example, uses expensive, high quality, big energy consumption to cut and process "naturally grown wood" instead of cheap farmed pine or high quality plastics.
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  God vs ET`s ,why is one more probable than the other ?

  by smiddy3 in

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  billions of people around the world beleive in a god of some sort or other who exerts some power or influence to some degree or other in lifes affairs .. i don`t think there would be anywhere near that figure that would entertain the possability of extra terrestial life elsewhere in the universe.. and i find that curious .. the ancients didn`t know that their were other humans on other continents on this planet until they ventured out and found them .. we live somewhere in the milky way galaxy with millions of suns and planets that orbit them.. our galaxy is only one of trillions if not zillions of galaxys in the known universe.. look at the diversity of life on just this one planet earth ,what possabilitys could exist elsewhere ?

  on alien worastronomers can use the hubble space telescope to view galaxies near the edge of the observable universe (the region of space from which light has had a chance to reach us within the last 13.77 billion years).

  by examining a very tiny portion of the sky, counting up the number of visible galaxies in the universe in that specific region, and then multiplying that number to account for all the regions of the sky, astronomers estimate the number of galaxies in the universe.

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  The thing with religion, is that it generally stems from very old stories, before we knew anything about the Universe. So they reflect that for example, there is a moon and an earth and a sun and then some stars, some (about 3) which are special and behave weird.

  What do you do with that information, other than, well, we're here, we're special, we must be here for some purpose. Everything around us is special, everything we have, we make, so who made us, must be someone really big and powerful.

  It's only been about 50 years that we have a pretty good idea about all the planets in the solar system and their moons. The majority of people alive today could not have learned in elementary school that there are other planets outside our solar system, we had a good idea there may be, but we didn't discover any until 1992. So the idea that ET could exist is very, very new.