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Cont: Corona Virus Conspiracy Theories Part IV

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Cosmic Yak said:
1. No, they aren't: this is yet another example of dishonesty from conspiracy theorists.
https://www.antifake.ro/fact-checki...-not-gene-therapy-and-do-not-alter-human-dna/

2. Would you believe the CEO of Bayer? I'm assuming you wouldn't, so why try to quote him as evidence for something you believe?
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As both Childlike Empress and Tippit do not seem to have noticed this, would someone mind reposting this? It's possible I'm on their ignore lists.
Thanks ever so.
 
Cosmic Yak said:
As the smartest person I'm ever likely to encounter, who has a background of a career in science, perhaps you'd like to spell out exactly how any of the Covid vaccines can affect our DNA.
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It's mechanism is a closely guarded secret, but even now Q is obtaining Pfizer documents that explain the mechanism. What I can tell you is that it makes us susceptible to mind control by the Anunnaki hybrids like Elizabeth II and Paul Reubens.
 
Childlike Empress said:
^ That's what panic looks like.
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Childlike Empress said:
Some people, like myself, actually worked in Science™ and know how that works in the 21st century.
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Foster Zygote said:
Could you please detail this work you did in "Science™", particularly focusing on how these endeavors make you a greater authority on medical science than, well, medical scientists?
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^ That's what evasion looks like.
 
Cosmic Yak said:
As both Childlike Empress and Tippit do not seem to have noticed this, would someone mind reposting this? It's possible I'm on their ignore lists.
Thanks ever so.
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Not gene therapy.

In fact, Stefan Oelrich, member of the Board of Management of Bayer and head of the Pharmaceuticals Division, did not say that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are gene or cell therapy. In a recent speech, Oelrich said that messenger RNA-based vaccines are an example of technological innovation, just as the gene and cell therapy proposed by Bayer are an example of technological innovation. This statement was taken out of context and distorted to falsely claim that „vaccines against COVID-19 modify / may alter human DNA” – a common myth circulating since the beginning of the vaccination campaign.
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Huh, imagine that, more evidence that the smartest person I'm likely to ever encounter (and employed in science!) is not likely to be the smartest person I'll ever encounter.
 
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Childlike Empress said:
There will be the day very soon where your slavish denial will collapse. We will be here to laugh at you, rest assured. In a friendly manner, of course.
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Of course, it's always very soontm. Would we revisit your 'prophecy' in 1 year, you would claim to never have said that, like usual. :rolleyes:
 
Bubba said:
. . . are you obediently parroting pharma controlled scary fear media, as always ? All the scary crap you posted is scary crap.
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No, I'm quoting non-quack physicians and healh experts in their fields who are far more knowledgable than some rando internet credule that has been gulled by propaganda.
 
Bubba said:
Like how dentists used to tell people to rinse and gargle with H P.
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And they don't anymore.

Hydrogen peroxide is supposed to be used as a mouthwash or topical treatment on minor cuts, but even this practice is outdated and no longer recommended.
It’s also used as a bleaching and cleaning agent.“Hydrogen peroxide has fallen out of favor as a wound cleanser,” family medicine physician Dr. Sarah Beers, told Cleveland Clinic. “Studies have found that it irritates the skin. It may prevent the wound from healing, doing more harm than good.”
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And debunking you further:

A TikTok video that has since been deleted showed a toddler inhaling a diluted mixture of saline and hydrogen peroxide from a nebulizer. The caption said it’s a good treatment for “respiratory infections from the colds/flu to pneumonia.” User @beachgem10, who says they are a pediatric emergency doctor, made their own video to clarify some misconceptions.

“Nebulizers are used to get medication really deep down in the lungs by creating really tiny aerosols that when you breathe in, they get really deep down into those little alveoli,” or tiny air sacs in the lungs, they continued. “So, you are nebulizing something that could cause tissue damage and death really deep into your child’s lungs. “Listen, if you’re going to do something that’s dangerous and stupid, that’s on you. Leave the kids out of it.”

The doctor on TikTok also noted in a separate video that “food grade” hydrogen peroxide is not edible or safe to inhale. These bottles are often in higher concentrations that can be toxic. Beers of the Cleveland Clinic said it’s called “food grade” because the food industry uses it to process and bleach certain foods
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And my favorite part.

Inhaling hydrogen peroxide can also alter your DNA, experts say.

“Hydrogen peroxide is a free radical,” an unstable atom that can damage cells, Dr. Jamie Alan, an associate professor of pharmacology and toxicology at Michigan State University, told Health. “If it’s inhaled, it goes to the lungs where it can damage cell membranes. It can even get into the cells once the cell membranes are compromised and it can damage DNA.” And if you inhale too much, you may struggle to breathe and develop fluid in your lungs, Alan said.
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Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahashahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Avoiding a proven vaccine that doesn't alter your DNA, but using an unproven treatment that could: Brilliant!!

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“DO NOT put hydrogen peroxide into your nebulizer and breathe it in. This is dangerous!,” the group said in a Tuesday blog post. “It is not a way to prevent nor treat COVID-19. Only use asthma medicine prescribed by your doctor in your nebulizer. Other chemicals can be harmful to your lungs.”

The supposed treatment garnered some attention in April 2020 when osteopathic doctor Dr. Joseph Mercola posted a video that claimed hydrogen peroxide could treat the coronavirus, according to a 2021 report by the nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate. The report lists Mercola as the No. 1 source of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation online. He joins 11 others whom researchers call the “Disinformation Dozen.” Combined, his social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have 3.6 million followers . . .

In an email to The Seattle Times, Mercola said “it is important to ensure that people use saline to dilute the hydrogen peroxide to .1%; 30X lower concentration than standard peroxide found at the local pharmacy..”

Imran Ahmed, chief executive of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, told the outlet even saline-diluted solutions can be harmful. “This is not just about the primary effect of telling people that hydrogen peroxide can affect COVID, it means people will reject other therapies when they are in trouble,” Ahmed told The Seattle Times. “It means people get sick and, rather than getting the treatment they need, they will start looking on Amazon for a nebulizer and hydrogen peroxide.”
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Disinformationists gulling credules who in turn attempt to disinform others.
 
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I was just peeking at wikipedia (I know, I know) because my brain isn't up to reading German just now, trying to find crowd size information. I wonder if the anti-vaxx people are counting the counter-protestors in their "estimates" as well?

15 January 2022, Düsseldorf and other cities[edit]
A largely peaceful protest against vaccine mandates in Düsseldorf saw an estimated 7,000 participants. In Hamburg, an estimated 3,000 participants joined a protest against COVID-19 measures and vaccine mandates, ignoring a ban that authorities had issued on account of the high prevalence of the Omicron variant in the city, and which had been upheld in a court appeal. Most protesters in Hamburg did not wear masks and there were some scuffles with police. A counter-demonstration was joined by more than 2,900 people. In Freiburg, a protest against coronavirus measures attracted about 6,000 people, with about 2,500 joining a counter-protest. [128]
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carlitos said:
I was just peeking at wikipedia (I know, I know) because my brain isn't up to reading German just now, trying to find crowd size information. I wonder if the anti-vaxx people are counting the counter-protestors in their "estimates" as well?
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15 January 2022, Düsseldorf and other cities[edit]
A largely peaceful protest against vaccine mandates in Düsseldorf saw an estimated 7,000 participants. In Hamburg, an estimated 3,000 participants joined a protest against COVID-19 measures and vaccine mandates, ignoring a ban that authorities had issued on account of the high prevalence of the Omicron variant in the city, and which had been upheld in a court appeal. Most protesters in Hamburg did not wear masks and there were some scuffles with police. A counter-demonstration was joined by more than 2,900 people. In Freiburg, a protest against coronavirus measures attracted about 6,000 people, with about 2,500 joining a counter-protest.[128]
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You know, I don't know if I'd counter-protest if there were a chance I'd have to mingle with the plague rats.
 
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Resume said:
And they don't anymore.

And debunking you further:

And my favorite part.

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahashahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Avoiding a proven vaccine that doesn't alter your DNA, but using an unproven treatment that could: Brilliant!!

Finally.

Disinformationists gulling credules who in turn attempt to disinform others.
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Just last year I experienced a cracked molar, which became infected. My dentist specifically said that hydrogen peroxide rinse was not recommended now, and proscribed an antibiotic while I was scheduled to have it removed.
 
carlitos said:
I was just peeking at wikipedia (I know, I know) because my brain isn't up to reading German just now, trying to find crowd size information. I wonder if the anti-vaxx people are counting the counter-protestors in their "estimates" as well?
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As in my quote from Junge Freiheit, which is a slightly right-wing publication framed as "Nazi" by the usual clueless suspects, you have to count together the regional official numbers. In the case of last monday this amounted to 350.000 participants by the counting of that magazine. There are no general official numbers. We'll have to wait for similar estimations for yesterday, but you can still watch the video I've posted which shows huge numbers in small towns. Here is a list of yesterday's protests just in Saxony (announced before they happened): https://t.me/freiesachsen/3123
 
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Childlike Empress said:
As in my quote from Junge Freiheit, which is a slightly right-wing publication framed as "Nazi" by the usual clueless suspects, you have to count together the regional official numbers. In the case of last monday this amounted to 350.000 participants by the counting of that magazine. There are no general official numbers. We'll have to wait for similar estimations, but you can still watch the video I've posted which shows huge numbers in small towns. Here is a list of yesterday's protests just in Saxony (announced before they happened): https://t.me/freiesachsen/3123
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Oh great, more Neonazi propaganda.
 
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