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RFK Jr, vaccines, and autism

I have to say, though I am a skeptic, vaccine denialism is one of the few things that actually gives me some pause.

I very reluctantly took the Covid shot. Two doses of it. So did practically everyone in my life.

Guess what. I later got Covid anyway (despite social distancing) and it was absolute hell. Fevers, chills, inability to walk for weeks. I was at death's door or so it felt like.

My parents caught it from me, despite being presumably jabbed themselves, and my father nearly died. He trembled like he had Parkinson's disease!

An acquaintance had the same thing happen to him. He got the shot and got the disease anyway and spread it to others.

That makes me wonder....what good are these things if you get Covid anyway!?
So
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we ehouldn't have gotten the vaccine or taken any other measures to minimise the spread of Covid? Think I'll continue to stick to the advice of those who know what they're talking about.
 
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Trust me, they were tracking you. You just didn't see it.

I've heard other stories like this. I had a classmate who lived in New York and he, IIRC, got stopped at the Canadian border because (I am not making this up) his father was arrested for selling heroin in the 1970s and they assumed he was his father. Though his father was dead at that point. He was utterly astonished.

I have no reason to assume this classmate was lying to me.
Nobody should trust you about anything.
 
You are fooling yourself if you think the NSA doesn't spy on ex-military. Not just the NSA, either!

Shoot, they were even spying on Mother Theresa and the Pope and Princess Diana, when they were alive. By their own admission.
So do each of the approximately 16 million military veterans have their own spy? I would like to have a drink with mine.
 
So do each of the approximately 16 million military veterans have their own spy? I would like to have a drink with mine.
Don't forget that military members are under surveillance before they even sign up. It's not entirely clear how they know who will sign up before they do it. Presumably, the government is casting a wide net and surveilling every high-school and college age male in the country.

Why are they doing it? Because conspiracy theorists suspect that they are doing it. How could you possibly need another reason?
 
Don't forget that military members are under surveillance before they even sign up. It's not entirely clear how they know who will sign up before they do it. Presumably, the government is casting a wide net and surveilling every high-school and college age male in the country.

Why are they doing it? Because conspiracy theorists suspect that they are doing it. How could you possibly need another reason?
Ok, but needs more onions.
 
Dr. David Gorski wrote, "The Geiers were known for the truly bizarre idea—I certainly won’t dignify it by calling it a “theory” or even a hypothesis—that testosterone binds mercury from vaccines in the brain, making it more difficult to remove using chelation therapy. This led them to propose that lowering testosterone levels would somehow increase the efficacy of the chelation therapy...Unbelievably, the Geiers [Father and Son Mark and David] based their concept of “testosterone sheets” on a paper from 1968 looking at the crystal structure of testosterone and mercuric chloride derived from crystals made by boiling equimolar amounts of testosterone and mercuric chloride in hot benzene." Not having heard anyone describe this conjecture before, thought it would be worth noting.
 

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