Hell: Brought to You by Pfizer

a reply to: underpass61

Doubtful.

As i suggested Pfizer was the sponsor hence the reason you see the advertisement.

If you wish to call that coincidental that's up to you.

a reply to: andy06shake

Your argument is that there is no meaning behind the ritualistic Satanic performance - okay.

a reply to: underpass61

No, my argument is that Pfizer sponsored the event and that advertisements are part of that.

Do you imagine that was the only time the endorsement was played at the event?

As to "ritualistic Satanic performance" it was a song pal far as i can establish and a performance piece, which you obviously have issues with.

a reply to: zosimov

I never believe this nonsense ultimately, and I'm an EMT.

See, "all" is never good for "all". Decide yourself, let no one...no one..."mandate" any such things.

I've seen both sides, n this is just me.

Still waiting to grow a third arm.....!

** "Everything in Life, is either Illegal, Immoral...or FATTENING!"- W.C.Fields

It's incredible to see how far people will go to be boot lickers for big pharma. They can literally do anything and people will emerge to defend them.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Just because people don't share your spurious mutterings and shenanigans where the spread of doom porn is concerned doesn't make them "boot lickers for big pharma".

And as always how come 40% of the UK are not dead with your VAIDS nonsense?

a reply to: zosimov

My whole family is double vaxxed and boosted with Pfizer. In fact that was the only vax available in New Zealand.

Although I understand that there are adverse reactions. I don't know anyone personally who has had one.

a reply to: chr0naut
You are lucky to not have to deal with the fallout.
I know of one death which appears to be connected to Pfizer and one permanent injury which was determined to be from the vaxx by medical authorities.
I know a young-ish married couple (both in their early 40s) who BOTH developed cancers w/i 2 months of one another.

My daughter suffered menstrual side effects similar to those which Pfizer's Director of Research and Development has just confessed to, for three months following the vaxx.

Seems like you might have dodged a bullet!

a reply to: zosimov

Chr0naut not the only one through zosimov.

Most people are in the same boat and been vaccinated with no adverse effects.

Guess we all must have dodged the bullet?

By the way, as unfortunate as the case may be people in their 40s develop cancer.

My Mrs period cycle went a bit wonky after being vaccinated with AstraZeneca.

Plenty of medications can influence a woman's cycle zosimov aside from the COVID-19 vaccinations.

There is a measure of danger involved when introducing anything new into our systems down to the fact that no two people are alike for a start.

The vaccines are a choice and if the benefits outweigh the risk, people are free to make their own decisions as to whether or not vaccination is for them.

a reply to: andy06shake

I'm not the only one who knows vaxx injured either.

And how often do two people in their 40s from the SAME HOUSEHOLD (ie: vaxx batch) develop cancer?!?

You dodged a bullet but my aunt did not. Good on you I guess.

a reply to: zosimov

I'm not the only one who knows vaxx injured either.

I'm not suggesting that you are.

And how common do two people in their 40s from the SAME HOUSEHOLD (and vaxx batch) develop cancer?!?

No need to start screaming in block capitals, and that would depend on a lot of factors, the lifestyle they lead being only one of many for instance possible location of their home being another.

Did these people's doctors or physicians claim the reason for the poor souls developing cancer was down to them being vaccinated?

Was it the same type of cancer?

Are there also others, that received the same batch of vaccine, that went on to develop cancer?

originally posted by: zosimov
a reply to: chr0naut
You are lucky to not have to deal with the fallout.
I know of one death which appears to be connected to Pfizer and one permanent injury which was determined to be from the vaxx by medical authorities.
I know a young-ish married couple (both in their early 40s) who BOTH developed cancers w/i 2 months of one another.

My daughter suffered menstrual side effects similar to those which Pfizer's Director of Research and Development has just confessed to, for three months following the vaxx.

Seems like you might have dodged a bullet!

I think that you may have a cognitive bias that is seeing some fairly common maladies, that existed in high incidence prior to the vaccines, as being 'from' the vaccines. The adverse reactions databases and studies into their effects haven't show increases in incidence of those things.

But I do know of one woman who suffered a heart attack directly as a symptom of the virus, according to her doctors. Those sorts of non-vaccine prevalent causes have to be to be factored in, too.

a reply to: chr0naut

I think you have the cognitive bias. Now what?

My aunt's blood tests were clear in July 2021. In Oct 2021, she got boosted and developed a low grade fever which lasted weeks. Then came the leg pains and fatigue. Then the myelofibrosis diagnosis, then the AML diagnosis.

You can't factor in injuries from covid because the vaxx doesn't prevent you from getting covid.

a reply to: zosimov

You can't factor in injuries from covid because the vaxx doesn't prevent you from getting covid.

The vax does however prevent/retard people in poor health, and with poor immune systems, from getting really unwell with COVID 19 and being hospitalized all the same.

Sorry to hear about your aunt, lost my dad down to lung cancer and then a brain tumor last August.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: zosimov


Sorry to hear about your aunt, lost my dad down to lung cancer and then a brain tumor last August.

Thank you for this. I'm sorry to hear about your dad, too. Watching a loved one go through such hell is a horrific ordeal.

a reply to: zosimov

It's soul-destroying zosimov, for them, for you, for everyone around them that cares.

All the best buddy despite our conflicting opinions.

a reply to: mysterioustranger

You lucked out big time.
Congrats.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: zosimov

It's soul-destroying zosimov, for them, for you, for everyone around them that cares.

All the best buddy despite our conflicting opinions.

All the best to you as well.
(very cute dog you have there btw)

originally posted by: zosimov
a reply to: chr0naut

I think you have the cognitive bias. Now what?

My aunt's blood tests were clear in July 2021. In Oct 2021, she got boosted and developed a low grade fever which lasted weeks. Then came the leg pains and fatigue. Then the myelofibrosis diagnosis, then the AML diagnosis.

You can't factor in injuries from covid because the vaxx doesn't prevent you from getting covid.

Although you may disagree with me, an extended low fever would normally sound like a response to an infection.

The spike protein from the vaccines does not have sustained replication as a virus or bacteria would. The mRNA is fairly short lived on its own, and is also consumed by the process of transcription. The transcribed result of the mRNA payload is the spike protein, which in isolation, as it is, has none of the other replication mechanisms of the virus. Once there is an immune response to the spike protein, the body would begin to eliminate it. All that would remain are the antibodies to the spike protein, leaving the immune system primed, should it encounter the virus (which is surrounded by the spike protein).

A multi-week low fever sounds more like a persistent infection than the reaction to a short lived and non-replicating protein. However, combined with the myelofibrosis diagnosis, I would suspect that neither a virus (even non-COVID ones), nor the vaccine, are the most likely cause, but rather, the symptoms were those of onset of the cancer.

There are some known things that correlate to the disease, mutant genes, carcinogens & etc, but ultimately this is a rare condition and probably has a number of causes.

In the VAERS database there are currently only 11 cases of myelofibrosis or myeloid leukemia, out of a total of 3,935,038 adverse event reports to the database for COVID-19 or COVID-19(2) vaccinations.

The normal rate of myelofibrosis per 100,000 people, per year, in the US is between 1 and 3. This would make the ratio of the number of myelofibrosis cases reported in VAERS, as a subset of all adverse events reported in VAERS after a COVID-19 vaccination, lower than the expected number of cases. But due to the rarity of the disease, this really tells us nothing definite.

Regardless of any of the possible causes, I am deeply saddened that your loved ones are no longer with you.

a reply to: andy06shake

But people have eaten green moldy bread for hundreds of years as they knew it had curative properties. Some people treated themselves and had a good grasp of the basics, some of the pharma stuff is good, but jammed in it is a load of stuff that rides on the back of the good stuff.