Fighting Imaginary People

The blue check marks have a new boogie man and blue-anon conspiracy theory today.

NY Times concocts the mind virus, releases it into the wild and and local reporters like this one at the Winnipeg Free Press spread the infection.

39 Replies to “Fighting Imaginary People”

  1. Maybe there is the odd nutter who believes this. But it’s certainly not some kind of existential threat.

    1. You know that this is the flu virus renamed and as such doesn’t work as people will be reinfected and as such need the boosters that like the flu shot, never worked as the mutations were ahead of the science.

    2. There are. The same sorts of nutters who think a mad Jewish scientist invented AIDS as a weapon for use in the mass murder of black people.

      One day we’ll discover that that’s where the Red Chinese got the idea for Wuhan flu—the Red Chinese, of course being the Jews black supremacists rave about when they’re tweaked out of their feeble minds.

    3. Given the lack of testing, knowledge, and data regarding any covid vaccines a reasonable person would sit back and say we clearly are in a situation with more ignorance than knowledge and act accordingly. But, no – we have antagonists on all sides who like to insist that they know better and anyone who disagrees is a nutter or sheep or whatnot.

      I would say, look around you, is this the world you knew in Dec 2019? If someone then predicted Ford would be all up your ass because you wanted to hug someone you would have called them a nutter?

      You should take your arrogant ‘understanding’ and throttle it. It is clear we are being gaslit on many fronts, don’t assume anything just because you know better.

  2. Cell replicates virus and is shed. Possible. And factually, the basis of infectious viral disease.
    Cell replicates proteins and is shed. Impossible.

    Oh wait, they said, ‘vaccine ingredients’ and lied through over specificity. Awesome.

    1. Exactly. I don’t believe it’s a problem but it could be and has nothing to do with vaccine ingredients. I hate these scumbags.

  3. Have a “shedder” in my neighbourhood” – She’s entitled to her opinion and views so she isn’t harming anyone except her boyfriend who is persona non grata only because he’s had the vax and she hasn’t.
    Sad in a way but very entertaining. She best be careful…that thing of his doesn’t eat hay.

  4. When hunting witches,Strawmen are so much easier to burn.
    Gets the mob into the right mood.
    Toss a few more onto the pyre,cheer and praise each other and then the mob is primed for some real atrocities.

    1. Yes … like the FAKE “systemic racism” … that can only be cured by emptying our prisons, eliminating bail, and generally solving crime by giving perps a strong, err gentle … talking-to.

  5. It is high time that societies demand a hard look at all kinds of “scientific” activities.
    Why do we need all the virological, biological, genetic and related research and development?
    Just because some things can be done doesn’t mean they should be done.

    1. I couldn’t agree more Steve. They’re playing with fire. Who on God’s green Earth thinks it’s a good idea to mix the cells of a Macaque monkey and humans to create embryos for organ transplant research which I’ve just read about recently. And a U.S./China collaboration at that. Really?
      I mean, WTH???

      Joe: “Yeah, the new kidney works great, but I have an ass like a Baboon.”

      1. Chinese are likely to rip an organ out of one or their slaves and claim their ahead on the research.

      2. Definition of Scientist: That classmate in primary school who burned ants using a magnifying glass in the schoolyard.

        Yup. I trust those compassionate, moral, ethical folks to do responsible research.

      3. Burton, re Joe, Yeah, but he had that ass, or was it face, before the transplant, but he love’s bananas now.

      4. “Yeh, but, Joe, you had an ass like a Baboon before you had the transplant! ” 🙂

  6. You can be infected by someone who has been vaccinated and has the flu virus and is sick with it. There is no way that any of the “vaccines” can prevent transmission of the virus. Fact, not fiction.

  7. Tom used write excellent center right columns at the Winnipeg sun. Then he moved to the free pus and at first he was ok. Now haven’t bothered with him or the pus since it is obvious he has drunk the kool aid.

  8. I think everyone knows this already, but it’s worth repeating.

    No, you can’t catch “the vaccine” from someone, but you can still get the virus from someone who has been vaccinated. Otherwise, why would they tell us to keep wearing masks after being vaccinated?

    It’s the *virus itself* that’s being shed by the vaccinated, not the “vaccine ingredients!” It’s a simple case of biology and yes, “science.”
    At least TRY to understand the argument instead of putting words into our mouths.

    Why do they continue to lie to us? They must think we’re really that stupid, but we know straw men when we see it, or hear it.

    In the words of Tom Brodbeck, “This is what we’re up against!”

  9. These kinds of arguments are similar to the memes you see on Facebook which imply that not wearing a mask to guard against Covid is the equivalent of sticking your head in a beehive.

    1. I prefer the opposite.
      Wearing a mask is akin to building a Chain link fence to stop mosquitos….

  10. Old msm tactic. For the opposing view you find the most ignorant slack-jawed yahoo you can find to rebut some sacred tenet of liberalism. This is a slight variation on that.

  11. After reading many dingbat comments on this website, perhaps they got their “facts” from the SDA comments section.

    1. So the NYT is now spending the time and money writing hit pieces to counter anonymous blog comments?

      Oh how the mighty have fallen.

    1. Many of the best virologists have been saying exactly that, leaky vaccines allow hot viruses to stay around and become more deadly rather than burning out quickly.

      It may turn out that in people’s urge to not kill grandma and take the vaccine that they instead end up killing grandson.

  12. A Phase 1/2/3 Study to Evaluate the Safety, Tolerability, Immunogenicity, and
    Efficacy of RNA Vaccine Candidates Against COVID-19 in Healthy Individuals

    Pfizer’s Study Page 67

    8.3.5.1. Exposure During Pregnancy An EDP occurs if: …
    A female family member or healthcare provider reports that she is pregnant after having been exposed to the study intervention by inhalation or skin contact.
    • A male family member or healthcare provider who has been exposed to the study intervention by inhalation or skin contact then exposes his female partner prior to or around the time of conception.

    https://media.tghn.org/medialibrary/2020/11/C4591001_Clinical_Protocol_Nov2020_Pfizer_BioNTech.pdf#page67

  13. Imaginary issues need imaginary oppressors and imaginary victims, to re-imagine reality, like blacks wanting defunded police.

  14. I’m glad it was a figment of my imagination:

    https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/polio-cases-now-caused-vaccine-wild-virus-67287290

    “LONDON — Four African countries have reported new cases of polio linked to the oral vaccine, as global health numbers show there are now more children being paralyzed by viruses originating in vaccines than in the wild.

    In a report late last week, the World Health Organization and partners noted nine new polio cases caused by the vaccine in Nigeria, Congo, Central African Republic and Angola. Seven countries elsewhere in Africa have similar outbreaks and cases have been reported in Asia. Of the two countries where polio remains endemic, Afghanistan and Pakistan, vaccine-linked cases have been identified in Pakistan.”

  15. https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1388151972096839685?s=20

    VAERS (the federal vaccine side effects database) has updated for the week.

    Holy moly.

    It’s now at 118,000+ #covid vaccine reports. That’s up 32,000 in a week – a 35% rise. Before Covid, VAERS got that many reports in a year.

    Just how bad is the backlog?
    Quote Tweet
    Alex Berenson
    @AlexBerenson
    · Apr 23
    VAERS jumped to 86,000 #Covid reports today. That’s up 18,000 in a week, but the backlog is clearly huge and probably still getting worse. (Europe, which has given 1/2 as many doses, has 300,000+ reports.)

    How does a safety system catch signals that are waiting to be processed?

  16. https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1387819126270353413?s=20

    Alex Berenson
    @AlexBerenson
    ·
    Apr 29
    Wow. WOW.
    @cdcgov
    only wants to examine post-vaccine infections with a PCR threshold of 28 or under.

    That standard ignores 90+% of #Covid infections. The entire epidemic would have looked very different if it had been used.

    “An RT-PCR Ct value ≤28”

    https://cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/downloads/Information-for-laboratories-COVID-vaccine-breakthrough-case-investigation.pdf

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