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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    The first thing you learn about IM injection is how to aspirate the needle. But nurses aren't always that bright.
    Nurses are a lot like cops. Lots of trauma, hard work, and there's an unusual divide of competency where there are a lot of good and bad, but not a ton of middle-of-the-pack. Nurses make a lot more, typically, so maybe it's just that our society sucks and no longer produces enough people of sufficient education (life/useful/philosophy... not just college) or moral character. I was watching/listening to some old Carson reruns on a slow shift after binge-listening to Don Ellis, Doc Severinsen, and Stan Kenton, and man was it starkly different to now.

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    Some important links regarding PCR tests below which can be used in letters to MP’s, Schools, Healthcare professionals etc

    Australian govt" “it should be noted that PCR tests cannot distinguish between “live” virus and non-infective RNA.”:
    Access Denied (see page 2).

    HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC), “Ireland’s specialist agency for the surveillance of communicable diseases… part of Health Service Executive“, Guidance on the management of weak positive (high Ct value) PCR results in the setting of testing individuals for SARS-CoV-2, V1.2 22.12.2020, page 9: “PCR does not distinguish between viable virus and non-infectious RNA“: https://www.hpsc.ie/a-z/respiratory/...20guidance.pdf

    CDC’s “2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel” (revision 5, effective 07/13/2020): “since no quantified virus isolates of the 2019-nCoV are currently available…” and “Detection of viral RNA may not indicate the presence of infectious virus or that 2019-nCoV is the causative agent for clinical symptoms“. Document preserved here: https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/wp-c...-July-2020.pdf

    FDA (“Content current as of 12/07/2020”): "the FDA authorized IVDs based on available data from contrived samples ... it is not feasible to precisely compare the performance of various tests that used contrived specimens because each test validated performance using samples derived from different gene specific, synthetic, or genomic nucleic acid sources”: SARS-CoV-2 Reference Panel Comparative Data | FDA

    British Medical Journal 12 May 2020: “The lack of such a clear-cut “gold-standard” for covid-19 testing makes evaluation of test accuracy challenging….” “A systematic review of the accuracy of covid-19 tests” … was based on …”repeat testing” Interpreting a covid-19 test result | The BMJ

    Research paper supported by the Public Health Agency of Canada and its National Microbiology Laboratory; see the screenshots below. “RT-PCR detects RNA, not infectious virus.“ https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance...iaa638/5842165

    British Columbia (Canada) Centre for Disease Control | BC Ministry of Health document entitled Interpreting the results of Nucleic Acid Amplification testing (NAT; or PCR tests) for COVID-19 in the Respiratory Tract, dated April 30, 2020: “for COVID-19 testing, there is currently no gold standard….” http://www.bccdc.ca/Health-Professio...ts_NAT_PCR.pdf

    See page 4 of the Interim Guidance document dated March 2, 2020 “Laboratory testing for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in suspected human cases” kindly provided by Dr. Corbett and preserved here: https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/wp-c...2020.4-eng.pdf

    https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/publ...ing-questions/

    https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/wp-c...attachment.pdf

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    Neil W M Orr mask study 1981
    Is a mask necessary in the operating theatre?

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    "Do you believe Americans should lose their jobs if they object to taking the COVID-19 vaccine?"
    Super simple poll.
    65% say "no."
    13% "undecided" z
    and only 22% say "yes."
    Let that sink in for a bit.
    https://thetrafalgargroup.org/COSA-N...ull-Report.pdf

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    Open Letter and Challenge for Rachel Maddow - by Diane Perlman, PhD - CoronaWise

    Rachel Maddow: Take the Challenge
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    Please take a moment to read the “Open Letter and Challenge for Rachel Maddow”, written by Diane Perlman, PhD. In it, Dr. Perlman writes that, “MSNBC, CNN, and FOX are gripped in a pathological dance of compulsory mutual disparagement” with regard to the reporting being done on the drug ivermectin. Dr. Perlman appeals to Maddow to think independently; to stop being a vehicle for Big Pharma propaganda; and to invite Dr. Pierre Kory on her show to discuss the mountains of evidence for ivermectin. She asks Maddow to do a story on censorship of IVM and doctors who use it and what is behind it. In other words, she asks Maddow to do her job as a journalist. We applaud Dr. Perlman’s well crafted and perfectly documented appeal. It is our fervent hope that Rachel Maddow sees this letter and acts to uncover the facts of ivermectin, and its ability to thwart COVID-19 in every phase of disease. Lives depend upon it.

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    Mark you need to feed your cattle seaweed extract to reduce methane and thereby help the world's climate crisis, better still stop eating meat and start on tofu. Surely there is a Texas cafe style recipe for fake meat.

    Research into seaweed impact in reducing livestock methane takes scientists to Eureka award finals - ABC News

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shiva Kaul View Post
    Yes. Furthermore, the study’s title (and thus the YouTuber’s video) doesn’t actually follow from the study’s results, which show worrying outcomes for the IM group.

    Importantly, none of the IM or IV mice died, got sick, or even became lethargic. Yet, autopsy revealed heart muscle necrosis and WBC infiltration in 100% of both groups, compared to 0% of the controls.
    Holy Shit! is the data saying that IM creates the same results as shooting this shit directly into your vains (at least with regards to those fields)?

    Veritas Records Pfizer Scientists: "Your Antibodies Probably Better Than Vax" After Infection | ZeroHedge

    Molnupiravir - What's Wrong With America? Why Is the American Government And Agencies Funding And Pushing Potentially Toxic Drugs To Treat COVID-19? - Thailand Medical News

    A clear, accurate and well-written letter to the Lebanese Minister of Public Health about the Covid-19 vaccination rollout for children and young people. This can form a great basis for other letters:

    Letter to the Lebanese Minister of Public Health Mr Firas Abiad to protect children and young people in Lebanon from the COVID-19 response - PANDA

    DoD Data Analysis Reveals Accelerated ADE In Vaccinated - UncoverDC

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    The first thing you learn about IM injection is how to aspirate the needle. But nurses aren't always that bright.
    Is is not because the nurses are not bright, it is not part of the training these days. Why don't they give the shots in the gluteus maximus? That is where I use to get them and not much chance of hitting a vein.

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    I watch MSNBC and CNN once in a while as should everyone.

    Racheal Maddow is neither an intellect or particularly intelligent, although she has succeeded in creating that persona. She has developed a very expressive set of facial gestures and body language for feigning outrage. Some audiences eat this up. I would say there is little chance she will jeopardize this lucrative role for one of analysis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wal View Post
    Is is not because the nurses are not bright, it is not part of the training these days. Why don't they give the shots in the gluteus maximus? That is where I use to get them and not much chance of hitting a vein.
    They don't teach nurses to aspirate the syringe? I find this difficult to believe, wal. And the glute is fine for not hitting a vein, but a nurse that doesn't know to aspirate the syringe can stick a 1.5" needle into your sciatic nerve. The people are apparently poorly trained.

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