China Wuhan Virus Pandemic

[bintananth]

I've lived in Denver my whole life, my neighbor is a retired risk assessment nurse/manager from that hospital, I've known others who worked there, and know what Boulder/CU's whole mindset is very well.

We used to jokingly refer to it as the DPRB, the Democratic People's Republic of Boulder, do to how filled with commies and thier ilk the town and school are; the CU hospital is no exception even if it is at the old Fitzsimmons military hospital.

I went to Washington University in Saint Louis in the late '90s. The campus police weren't allowed to cite you for parking violations and had to call the Clayton, MO municipal cops to come and get you if you were spotted jaywalking. The parking fines? $1 if payed within 30min. $3 if payed within a month.

 

[Bacle]

I went to Washington University in Saint Louis in the late '90s. The campus police weren't allowed to cite you for parking violations and had to call the Clayton, MO municipal cops to come and get you if you were spotted jaywalking. The parking fines? $1 if payed within 30min. $3 if payed within a month.

Campus cops are very different from what the CU hospital is.

It's it's own campus and has VA and research bits in it as well, so it is a full up hospital catering to the public though the school controls it.

 

[bintananth]

Campus cops are very different from what the CU hospital is.

It's it's own campus and has VA and research bits in it as well, so it is a full up hospital catering to the public though the school controls it.

I was "part-time, other" when "part-time, other" was a lot smaller than the 96 sudents Wustl says University College currently has:

University Facts - Washington University in St. Louis

See quick facts about Washington University in St. Louis.

wustl.edu

 

[Bacle]

I was "part-time, other" when "part-time, other" was a lot smaller than the 96 sudents Wustl says this has:

University Facts - Washington University in St. Louis

See quick facts about Washington University in St. Louis.

wustl.edu

Yes, and?

What exactly is the point you are trying to make?

I explained why CU is very far left and how I know, you came back with a out of left field thing about campus cops as a response, and now you are going on about your old college.

It feels like you are just trying to dodge dealing with the meat and topic of how CU is handling this by trying to make it about anecdotes that have little to no relevance to the topic at hand.

 

[bintananth]

Yes, and?

What exactly is the point you are trying to make?

I explained why CU is very far left and how I know, you came back with a out of left field thing about campus cops as a response, and now you are going on about your old college.

It feels like you are just trying to dodge dealing with the meat and topic of how CU is handling this by trying to make it about anecdotes that have little to no relevance to the topic at hand.

Think of it this way:

I might have a completely unbreachable protective system which isn't absolutely unbreakable but you aren't going to trust it when the only things which can get past it are things it wasn't designed for and are things it wasn't designed to stop.

 

[Rocinante]

Anyone watch the Veritas video?

This has to be the most disappointing series of videos ever. They hyped it up SO MUCH.

Today it was a whistleblower talking about how they used fetal cells and didn't want to draw attention to it, but we've known they used fetal cells since at least December 2020.

 

[Sobek]

The Veritas series is really meant for normies. We are on the top percentile here.

 

[Duke Nukem]

The Veritas series is really meant for normies. We are on the top percentile here.

It also feels pretty vindicating to hear it straight from them.

 

[Bacle]

Anyone watch the Veritas video?

This has to be the most disappointing series of videos ever. They hyped it up SO MUCH.

Today it was a whistleblower talking about how they used fetal cells and didn't want to draw attention to it, but we've known they used fetal cells since at least December 2020.

To be fair, to a lot of people that fetal cell stuff is a big deal, and I think you take for granted how far ahead of the curve we've been on a lot of stuff relating to Wu Flu due to how things evolved.

This is just confirmation of a lot of stuff we knew from the mouths of people on the inside, and in their own words.

However I think that Veritas was able to get insiders in this fashion in the pharma industry is a good sign. We need to see what the response is over the next few weeks to see what happens.

 

[Rocinante]

To be fair, to a lot of people that fetal cell stuff is a big deal, and I think you take for granted how far ahead of the curve we've been on a lot of stuff relating to Wu Flu due to how things evolved.

This is just confirmation of a lot of stuff we knew from the mouths of people on the inside, and in their own words.

However I think that Veritas was able to get insiders in this fashion in the pharma industry is a good sign. We need to see what the response is over the next few weeks to see what happens.

I do need to keep reminding myself that we are way ahead of the curve.

I talk to "normies" about stuff that seems like basic knowledge to me and they don't even believe me.

And I'm not even talking about possible harnful side effects or things we still debate about on here. Just things like Ivermectin having lots of promising studies, or natural immunity being better than the vaccine, so you don't need a vaccine if you've had the virus.

A lot of people haven't heard this and just don't believe me. I can show them (literally) 45 peer reviewed studies showing the effectiveness of IVE, I can show them how the largest province in india completely eliminated covid with IVE, when they've got a population on the same scale as the entire US...and they just make jokes about horse paste.

So yeah maybe this stuff is meant to get to normies...but they won't believe it anyways. And O'Keefe was going on about how this was huge and Posobiec was saying it would be historic... instead it's just people saying what we already knew. I just feel let down every time.

Though the one before this was probably the most substantial one.

 

[Bigking321]

Are they done dropping stuff or is there more coming?

 

[Rocinante]

Are they done dropping stuff or is there more coming?

They haven't said.

They've been asking for whistle blowers to come out. So we'll see who comes forward.

And that may be a good justification for these videos that I see as nothingburgers. They might encourage whistleblowers with something actually substantial to come forward.

 

[Vaermina]

Anyone watch the Veritas video?

This has to be the most disappointing series of videos ever. They hyped it up SO MUCH.

Today it was a whistleblower talking about how they used fetal cells and didn't want to draw attention to it, but we've known they used fetal cells since at least December 2020.

Not exactly...

You asked, we answered: Do the COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal cells?

Do the COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal cells?

www.nebraskamed.com

 

[Bacle]

Man Dies From COVID-19 After Hospital Rejects Court Order For Ivermectin: Report | The Daily Wire

www.dailywire.com

TLDR: Hospital in NY rejected a court order for Ivermectin therapy for a patient who died.

 

[The Whispering Monk]

Wow...talk about open to all sorts of litigation now.

 

[Rocinante]

Not exactly...

You asked, we answered: Do the COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal cells?

Do the COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal cells?

www.nebraskamed.com

However, fetal cell lines – cells grown in a laboratory based on aborted fetal cells collected generations ago – were used in testing during research and development of the mRNA vaccines,

Yes, my link, and the Veritas video, and your link, all say they used fetal cells lines in the development and testing of the vaccines.

What's your point?

 

[Bacle]

Ron Johnson once again proving to be a voice of sanity in the Senate.

 

[bintananth]

I've lived in Denver my whole life, my neighbor is a retired risk assessment nurse/manager from that hospital, I've known others who worked there, and know what Boulder/CU's whole mindset is very well.

We used to jokingly refer to it as the DPRB, the Democratic People's Republic of Boulder, do to how filled with commies and thier ilk the town and school are; the CU hospital is no exception even if it is at the old Fitzsimmons military hospital.

Roughly 20 years ago I had to wear a bunny suit while surveying 30 OR's on a weekend in Indianapolis at St. Vincent Hospital. I actually knew more about emergency surgery which saved my left hand than than the ER what the doctors did to me when I was 14.

When I 14 a doctor was flown in from out of state and a surgeon saved my left arm after I was covered in from what my cousin Camille did.

 

[Terthna]

I do need to keep reminding myself that we are way ahead of the curve.

I talk to "normies" about stuff that seems like basic knowledge to me and they don't even believe me.

And I'm not even talking about possible harnful side effects or things we still debate about on here. Just things like Ivermectin having lots of promising studies, or natural immunity being better than the vaccine, so you don't need a vaccine if you've had the virus.

A lot of people haven't heard this and just don't believe me. I can show them (literally) 45 peer reviewed studies showing the effectiveness of IVE, I can show them how the largest province in india completely eliminated covid with IVE, when they've got a population on the same scale as the entire US...and they just make jokes about horse paste.

So yeah maybe this stuff is meant to get to normies...but they won't believe it anyways. And O'Keefe was going on about how this was huge and Posobiec was saying it would be historic... instead it's just people saying what we already knew. I just feel let down every time.

Though the one before this was probably the most substantial one.

The sheer willful ignorance of so many people keeps putting in my mind the pain box from Dune, and how none of them would survive the test.

 

[Cherico]

I do need to keep reminding myself that we are way ahead of the curve.

I talk to "normies" about stuff that seems like basic knowledge to me and they don't even believe me.

And I'm not even talking about possible harnful side effects or things we still debate about on here. Just things like Ivermectin having lots of promising studies, or natural immunity being better than the vaccine, so you don't need a vaccine if you've had the virus.

A lot of people haven't heard this and just don't believe me. I can show them (literally) 45 peer reviewed studies showing the effectiveness of IVE, I can show them how the largest province in india completely eliminated covid with IVE, when they've got a population on the same scale as the entire US...and they just make jokes about horse paste.

So yeah maybe this stuff is meant to get to normies...but they won't believe it anyways. And O'Keefe was going on about how this was huge and Posobiec was saying it would be historic... instead it's just people saying what we already knew. I just feel let down every time.

Though the one before this was probably the most substantial one.

you have to understand this.

The Normies don't care, they don't want to care, they fundamentally do not want to give a shit because if they aknowlege that they have been lied to on a deep level then they have to leave their comfort zone and do something. The normies will continue burrying their heads in the sand and screaming at you until the pain of inaction is worse then the pain of action, and that is painful indeed.

It wont be this that gets them to give a shit, it will be the economic stagflation that comes because of the shutdowns and lockdowns it will be when they finally start caring.