Stories of Covid vaccination side effects or worse

[Aeneas]

You must be a very social person and/or have a lot of work colleagues.

Chieftain doesn't say that he knows any of those people. He could just like to go to funerals or be in a profession such as being a grave-digger, or priest or mortician, where contact with death is part of daily life. Alternatively he could be using language quite differently from most others and/or claim poetic license.

So, many possibilities exist, but if taken at face value, it sounds hard to believe.

 

[Potatoes and Tomatoes]

Chieftain doesn't say that he knows any of those people. He could just like to go to funerals or be in a profession such as being a grave-digger, or priest or mortician, where contact with death is part of daily life. Alternatively he could be using language quite differently from most others and/or claim poetic license.

So, many possibilities exist, but if taken at face value, it sounds hard to believe.

Yes, you're right...there's no clarity however so it's quite a muddy claim he makes.

 

[chieftain]

You must be a very social person and/or have a lot of work colleagues.

Mostly clients actually. We have almost no family (I'm a single child as is the wife, parents on both sides passed years ago before the spicy cough shitshow).

 

[Potatoes and Tomatoes]

Mostly clients actually. We have almost no family (I'm a single child as is the wife, parents on both sides passed years ago before the spicy cough shitshow).

Do you mind me asking what your job is?

 

[wmu9]

I question this. I think that might be applicable to some women but certainly not all. I cannot attest to sperm not swimming, but I personally know two women who have both been jabbed and had babies. One was vaccinated while pregnant (and surprisingly has a healthy baby) and one was vaccinated before she got pregnant (and then had a healthy pregnancy and baby). The second woman’s partner was not vaccinated, not sure about the first.

Speaking to infertility in men, I believe there was a study that just came out saying men who wear polyester underwear end up being completely infertile. Off topic but maybe we should be considering things like that when we’re talking about fertility not just vaxxed vs unvaxxed.

People need to understand how variable the mRNA jab is. With a traditional vaccine or even traditional medicine, you receive a fixed dosage, and get a fixed response (according to the trial and approval). The person taking the mRNA gene therapy has become the vaccine manufacturer with their own hijacked cells, and we don't know how much or how little of the spike protein they will make, or even if they are making it correctly, nor do we even know how many cells with accept the nanoparticles, nor do we truly know when the hijacked cells will stop making the spike protein (and worse, if some have integrated it into their DNA forever). In short, in the parlance of drug studies, we are dealing with a high variance of dosage. There is no way the FDA would approve high variance dosage in ordinary drug trials. With high variance, expect high variance outcomes. This is basic math, really it is.

 

[chieftain]

Do you mind me asking what your job is?

Officially retired, I sold my business in January this year after 22 years (engineering consultancy). I sold up because the red tape was becoming too time consuming and the work was drying up.

Those however were minor reasons, the primary reason I sold up was due to my time being required for a far more important task.

 

[wmu9]

Officially retired, I sold my business in January this year after 22 years (engineering consultancy). I sold up because the red tape was becoming too time consuming and the work was drying up.

Those however were minor reasons, the primary reason I sold up was due to my time being required for a far more important task.

An engineer! Imagine if all the world's engineers took a look at the false positive and false negative rates of the PCR test... and tried to come up with a mitigation strategy using such horrific and flawed tests... Imagine trying to run a factory's quality assurance program with FP/FN rates so atrociously bad as the PCR. "Hey, we can assure you our good products are good only 30-70% of the time, and we can assure you our bad products are actually bad only 50% of the time, but hey the public buys our shit and doesn't ask questions."

 

[Aeneas]

The CEO of Youtube, Susan Wojcicki, who was very keen on censorship dies at the age of 56. She had suffered from lung cancer for two years. Considering her outward stance on Covid and her belief in authorities, then she likely took the jabs and then it could be that a compromised immune system didn't help her fight her cancer.

From Zerohedge:

She was instrumental in heavy-handed censorship during the virus pandemic, expanding YouTube's medical misinformation policy that censored anyone producing content that contradicted the government health authorities. (added)

https://twitter.com/x/status/1822193457986949559

Her net worth was in 2022 estimated at $765 million according to wikipedia, so Youtube appears to have paid quite well as she didn't appear to have been born into riches. Perhaps that is standard pay or perhaps it is includes bonuses for pushing the authoritarian party line.

 

[Gwenllian]

The CEO of Youtube, Susan Wojcicki, who was very keen on censorship dies at the age of 56. She had suffered from lung cancer for two years. Considering her outward stance on Covid and her belief in authorities, then she likely took the jabs and then it could be that a compromised immune system didn't help her fight her cancer.

Interestingly, her son died from an overdose earlier this year:

Wojcicki’s death comes less than six months after her son, 19-year-old Marco Troper, was found dead in a UC Berkeley dorm as a result of an accidental overdose. At the time of his death, Troper had high concentrations of alprazolam (Xanax), cocaine, amphetamine and hydroxyzine in his system, according to a coroner’s report reviewed by the Chronicle.

Perhaps the new censors have to pay heed to what can happen to them if they like censorship (but I'm pretty certain they won't...)

 

[Breo]

Here is all you need to do to make your very own quinine……take the rind of 2-3 lemons, 2-3 grapefruits. take the peel only and cover it with water about 3 inches above the peels. Put a glass lid on your pot if you have one, a metal one is fine if you don’t. Let it simmer for about 2 hours.

Does this sound right?

Laurs:
Yup, i made a batch (used 3 organic lemons and 3 grapefruits) and put 2 tablespoons per square of a silicon ice cube form, which is now ready for consumption:

I am going to start making this DIY quinine recipe.

It is advised to aim for 200mg Hydroxychloroquine per dosage. That´s what is recommended on the forum.
Could you help to answer this:

Around how much quinine is in an icecube/portion?
How much HCQ is this?
Once per day? 1 x 200mg? Or in several portions?
Do you take it for longer periods? How many weeks?
Pause inbetween? Start again?

Thank you!

[edit: spelling]

 

[Brewer]

Was at a party last Saturday night, the host, a high school friend of mine sold his house and moved into his favourite pub where the party was held. Great night but sad, he's dying, another one of those highly aggressive cancers that came out of nowhere and yes, he had 'the thing'. He's handling it well though, he was always that way.
It was also a mini high school reunion and of course, more of the same, cancers.
Two friends who weren't there, 59 and 62. Mr 59 had prostate cancer that had not yet spread and the entire gland was removed. Mr 62 has lung cancer and continues to booze and smoke like he always has. Both went heavy on the booze and pot throughout their lives. Did they have the thing, probably.
While travelling up I dropped in to see the man who's requested me to apply to be a candidate in the local elections. He used to work for the Therapeutic Goods Administration, Australia's version of the FDA. He was long gone by the time the plandemic began but said they had been corrupt for years, thoroughly so.
Speaking of the cancer of corruption I stayed with an old friend I used to work with at the national parks service 20 years ago. When I started there I noticed something was 'off' about the place. Eventually I worked it out, most of them were on the take, the park was very popular and they were skimming hundreds every day during high season. I reported to my supervisor back then but he didn't want to know about it, he wasn't really part of it but had his own little sidelines going with his younger female 'assistants' who got the best shifts and promotions. They were willing just like they are in my current job.
Speaking of which I just confirmed last night, that because I was suspended from my job for 19 months they had to fill my position with someone that cost over $200 per hour; (an hourly cost that is more than my monthly retainer!) to man my station on average for up to 12 hours a day. I rounded everything down and did some rough calculations, over $900K! By comparison I cost about $40K a year all up, depends on how busy we are. Occasionally, I've literally brought back from the dead for less than the cost of a case of beer but they were more than happy to have someone sitting at my station for $2400 a day for a sniffle!
The programming is complete, this country is finished.

 

[Ant22]

Well in accord of Dr Makis, Ivermectin have helped several people who were sending to their homes to die. Since the chemo didn't work.
I was trying to figure it out as well trying to understand how ivermectin works and he create this podcast which is really interesting.
Doctor Makis
Ivermectin
How Ivermectin works with turbo Cancer the information is interesting, and testimonial from people who have developed Turbo Cancer using ivermectin. I don't know if it works and I'm in the process to discover myself using ivermectin in my case.

Hey everyone, does anyone know what doses are recommended for turbo cancer? I can't find this info anywhere. We just found out that a very close friend of the family not only has very aggressive bowel cancer - he's been given less than a week to live. His family were hiding it from others, hence we didn't know earlier. His wife is willing to try anything and I happen to have a stash of Ivermectin leftover from the covid madness. But I've no idea what dose would be appropriate. Any help would be very much appreciated, he's an amazing person, always so warm, helpful, and full of life, we're quite devastated by the news. I just spoke with his wife and she'd love to give IV a go.

 

[meadow_wind]

Hey everyone, does anyone know what doses are recommended for turbo cancer? I can't find this info anywhere. We just found out that a very close friend of the family not only has very aggressive bowel cancer - he's been given less than a week to live. His family were hiding it from others, hence we didn't know earlier. His wife is willing to try anything and I happen to have a stash of Ivermectin leftover from the covid madness. But I've no idea what dose would be appropriate. Any help would be very much appreciated, he's an amazing person, always so warm, helpful, and full of life, we're quite devastated by the news. I just spoke with his wife and she'd love to give IV a go.

Maybe Mrs. Peel might be able to help. Look up the thread "hard to find meds"

 

[hiker]

Hey everyone, does anyone know what doses are recommended for turbo cancer? I can't find this info anywhere. We just found out that a very close friend of the family not only has very aggressive bowel cancer - he's been given less than a week to live. His family were hiding it from others, hence we didn't know earlier. His wife is willing to try anything and I happen to have a stash of Ivermectin leftover from the covid madness. But I've no idea what dose would be appropriate. Any help would be very much appreciated, he's an amazing person, always so warm, helpful, and full of life, we're quite devastated by the news. I just spoke with his wife and she'd love to give IV a go.

I'm sorry to hear about his serious health situation @Ant22. Dr Makis gave some recommendations on the last link in zim's post, in How Ivermectin works with turbo cancer video at 13:54:

Well in accord of Dr Makis, Ivermectin have helped several people who were sending to their homes to die. Since the chemo didn't work.
I was trying to figure it out as well trying to understand how ivermectin works and he create this podcast which is really interesting.
Doctor Makis
Ivermectin
How Ivermectin works with turbo Cancer the information is interesting, and testimonial from people who have developed Turbo Cancer using ivermectin. I don't know if it works and I'm in the process to discover myself using ivermectin in my case.

the information is interesting, and testimonial from people who have developed Turbo Cancer using ivermectin. I don't know if it works and I'm in the process to discover myself using ivermectin in my case.

I think that there seems to be a typo in the text: ivermectin can potentially heal turbo cancers, rather than develop them.

 

[zim]

Hey everyone, does anyone know what doses are recommended for turbo cancer? I can't find this info anywhere. We just found out that a very close friend of the family not only has very aggressive bowel cancer - he's been given less than a week to live. His family were hiding it from others, hence we didn't know earlier. His wife is willing to try anything and I happen to have a stash of Ivermectin leftover from the covid madness. But I've no idea what dose would be appropriate. Any help would be very much appreciated, he's an amazing person, always so warm, helpful, and full of life, we're quite devastated by the news. I just spoke with his wife and she'd love to give IV a go.

Hello Ant22

In accord of Dr Makis, he is in X always giving information about the doses

I'm attaching the recommended doses he gave for ivermectin, here it is