I smoke and live in a blue community of NYS, so have run into many "Karens" from a long ways back. The amazing thing is their lack of boundaries---they feel entitled to make rude comments or gestures on any behavior not considered socially acceptable at the time. But, lately I've appreciated their presence in my life, since they "toughened" me to stand up for myself (Vaxx, anyone?) and blow off their comments. There's a few things that make Karens crumble, such as calling them "bullies."
I live upstate in the Capital Region, so I've been surrounded by jabbed crazies for a year---I take the supplement regimen, oral/nasal iodine and prophylactic IV to minimize the damage from "shedding." There is something---everyone complains of feeling ill, starting with fatigue. . .If they're Normies, they get a home or Emer-Care test, which yields a positive result.
Something mild is spreading like wildfire through NY though. It starts with fatigue and sometimes progresses onto a cold. I had the "malaise" for about 36 hours, after it spread through the retail store where I work. Won't bother to test until I want to go back to work.
Dr. Mary Bassett is not off to a good start as Health Commissioner. The local Getty news, the Times Union, also just published a mild retraction of her "alarming" child health advisory:
State: Some kids with COVID-19 in hospitals were admitted for other health issues
While acute COVID-19 in children and teens is rising at an alarming rate, the number of hospitalized pediatric patients admitted for severe symptoms associated with the virus may be significantly lower than indicated in daily hospitalization figures published by the state, according to the state Department of Health.
In a large portion of new pediatric COVID-19 cases, the patient was admitted primarily for a disease other than COVID-19 between Dec. 5 and Dec. 23, according to figures released by state health officials.
Officials warn that it's difficult to determine from real-time admissions data whether COVID-19 was a contributing cause to the other medical issue that necessitated hospitalization as this would require in-depth medical chart review by clinical staff.
There's a recent podcast w/Dr. McCullough, who's been involved with patients who have Omicron. He describes it as very mild and more like a 24-hour bug, which doesn't seem to need much beyond iodine-based oral/nasal hygiene and vitamin supplementation. He also said Omicron would come to all of us. . .boostered, vaxxed and naturally immune to COVID. Some of the crazy stories going around are because Delta is still causing problems.
https://www.americaoutloud.com/covid-q-a-with-dr-peter-mccullough-12/
Did you see the recent article/photos on the "digital unwrapping" of Amenhotep? Check out the skull and length of his hands. I wouldn't be surprised if there's another group on earth besides homo sapiens, calling themselves "human."
https://www.businessinsider.com/high-tech-scanners-egyptian-pharaoh-healthy-35-amenhotep-2021-12
Very true about the adjuvants creating the damage, which can be concluded from Dr. Ardis' discussion. Certain vaccine brands are more harmful than others. Unfortunately, the companies with the contracts for juvenile flu shots have a higher # of polio-like side effects.
Several months ago, Dr. Bryan Ardis said that the CDC contacted physicians/hospitals around the country, warning of an upcoming polio-like outbreak among children this winter. It was given a special diagnostic code. Dr. Ardis said it was likely a side effect of this year's flu shots, which have this particular side effect. It's conceivable that it could start out as just a viral-type disease, before progressing to the paralysis stage. I've been keeping an eye out for this, since many parents may think the flu shot is a good idea, while not agreeing to a COVID jab:
If you'd like to unwind and watch a film, here's a link to "The Sleep Room," about Ewen Cameron's experiments. It's from 2012, and raised awareness of the patients injured by his work.
I've never seen such risk-averse people! (Let's face it. . .unvaxxed have had to deal with questions of self-protection much more than this group of babies.) It may be a good time to start "seeding" the idea of workplaces requiring weekly tests of "the vaccinated" and see the "mandate" scam shut down. (Cloward & Piven)
You can look at the CDC site to find out how they calculate their denominators---2019 would have been an estimated population year, since the census wasn't done until 2020. Very important if you want to compare mortality rates.
It's been withdrawn. . .
Robert Sepehr has excellent videos on his two YouTube channels, which incorporate studies from genetic-based anthropology:
Amtrak lifted their vaxx mandate and reinstated the routes they originally announced they would cancel due to staff shortages. For some reason, I really like traveling first class through them, rather than being treated like a piece of meat by the airlines.
Loop Capital. . .interesting company! Located in Chicago and African American-owned. In fact, Big Mike's brother took a job with them, after ending his basketball coaching career. They do some huge deals---Macy's purchase of Philene's dept. store around 2005 was in the billions. I'd imagine that it's a giant cover for siphoning funds to the Dems.
NY Post reports for the state as a whole, "Total positives hit a new statewide high of 38,835 cases among a record number of 324,786 individuals tested in a single day, according to new data released by the state Department of Health."
https://nypost.com/2021/12/23/new-york-shatters-covid-record-with-38000-new-cases/
In all fairness, many are planning to travel and need the negative test for their flight. Steve Bannon was saying today that some of the people he knows are really pissed, because they're vaxxed, boosted and then test positive---really messing with their Christmas plans.
From what I understand, Omicron is for everyone----boostered, vaxxed and unvaxxed, including previously infected, That's based on a recent interview with Dr. Peter McCullough:
https://www.americaoutloud.com/covid-q-a-with-dr-peter-mccullough-12/