45 Replies to “The Wisdom of Zuby”

  1. “People who are dismissed as ‘conspiracy theorists’ are often well researched and simply ahead of the mainstream narrative.” -false. The COVID ‘skeptics’ have been wrong at every turn.

    “Politics, the media, science, and the healthcare industries are all corrupt, to varying degrees. Scientists and doctors can be bought as easily as politicians.” -translation: all those people with degrees and expertise that don’t agree with the nonsense I’m saying are all paid off! I just can’t find the receipts!

    This is why you’re getting buried and why you deserve it.

    1. Thalidomide began clinical trials in 1954, and was withdrawn from the market in Nov. 1961
      10,000 kids born with deformities, 1/2 died within months, the others live on as a testimony to drugs that were not sufficiently tested.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grünenthal

      The jury on covid “vaccines” is out for a few more years…

      So perhaps fuck off, you’re neither here nor there to everyone at SDA
      We’re not responsible for what you don’t see.

        1. You fulfill the subject of the story.

          This is all we hear you say, “BAA BAA BAA BAA”

        2. Idiot wind, it’s a wonder you still know how to breathe.

          Just what do you think you are accomplishing throwing your swine before pearls?

      1. Had a classmate who – back in the day – was prescribed an anti-nauseant and then was terrified when the first reports of thalidomide came out. Fortunately , she had a healthy child. But agree with you, Marc, the delayed side effects of the “jab” are yet to be sorted out.

        That being said, “flipper limbs” were a rare natural abnormality seen in newborns. Remember my mother mentioning that a nurse friend had seen a child born with this condition just as she was expecting her own first-born, and the subsequent anxiety until the baby arrived and was normal.

        1. There is zero reason to believe the jab will have any more delayed side effects than the real infection. They’ve been working on this tech since 2013.

          1. They’ve been working on/with Ivermectin since the 1970s. They’ve been working on Hydroxycholoquine since the 1940s. How about we use the older, proven techniques, and you use the newer, more radical and innovative.

            (note to self: file this under “Chlorine in the gene pool”. Prostate and ovarian problems already noted and starting to be studied…)

    2. Wear a mask! Oh, we have to lockdown, because masks weirdly aren’t doing anything. But you’re never wrong, are you. Nor are the politicians, media, “scientists” and healthcare “experts” who still pretend masks are useful, even after they utterly, completely failed in every place they were implemented.

      Just put your hands over your ears and scream “I can’t hear you!” when you’re proven wrong. It’s what you grovelling pathetic lickspittles do best.

    3. The so-called experts morons like you mindlessly follow said the vaccines are perfectly safe. Now, the CDC has officially added a warning about the second dose of the mRNA vaccines causing an in increased chance of myocarditis in young males.

      Your post above is just the latest in a long history of displaying the combination of arrogance and ignorance.

      1. The chances of myocarditis are so small as to be not worth worrying about. It’s as stupid as not owning a gun because teh gunz might hurt you.

    4. So the “COVID skeptics” who claim this virus PRIMARILY impacts the very-elderly and co-morbid … are “wrong” and therefore “conspiracy theorists in need of Facquebook Google, Twitter, and Apple censorship?

      You lefties actually “believe” your own bullshit?

    5. Even the rabidly-left-wing yahoo news published a report earlier this year sheepishly mentioning the extraordinary effectiveness of COVID treatments with HCQ.

      How many people did you “never-wrong” I-love-science-sexually experts kill, just because it was -gasp- Trump who said HCQ might be effective? Killed people purely for political gain. Science and expertise are words that should never come out of your foul, stupid, mouths.

      And you still had to blatantly steal an election. You killed people for nothing, you fucking monster.

      1. When Trump said it might be effective, there was little evidence in favor of it. Now there is. I don’t know what to tell you. What can I say? Presidents should stay in their lane, and with Trump that means staying in a toddler chair. Far away from the WH.

        “And you still had to blatantly steal an election”

        LOL more fact-free lies. I love how rekt you are over losing fair and square. The biggest snowflakes of all.

        1. Thank you for admitting that President Trump was way ahead of the curve on COVID treatments.

          And it wasn’t even a blind squirrel like when you’re right. I think you’ve been right at something in the past, haven’t you?

    6. You appear to be incapable of genuine reasoning. Perhaps your mind is fried from too much consumption of main-stream media.

      Do you remember when less than a year ago anyone who said the COVID vaccine was engineered was considered an idiot and was likely to be de-platformed?

      Oh, but wait, now the lab-origin of COVID is admitted by many scientists.

      Etc.

      Today’s conspiracy theories are frequently tomorrow’s orthodoxy.

      1. There was no evidence of lab release let alone engineering of the virus at that time. As the facts change so does the minds of true experts. In any event, it’s still being debated. The spike has been found in nature, so that leans a bit against being engineered-but it could have brought to a lab and then released without engineering at all.

        1. cobra venom is found in nature. Polonium is found in nature. Neither one is good for you.

    7. Media=Haven’t taken a math or science class since first year High School. Couldn’t handle the rigors of a degree in English. If on TV, couldn’t handle a Journalism degree. Not attractive or unique enough for Hollywood.

      Only a idiot would get their world view from “The News”.

    8. “…all those people with degrees and expertise that don’t agree with the nonsense I’m saying are all paid off! I just can’t find the receipts!”

      The climate change eco-tards have been saying all their opponents are paid by big oil.
      Once again, this is a fine example of the left projecting their behavior onto others.
      Remember, every accusation made by a leftist is in reality a confession.

    9. 1/ Most people would rather be in the majority, than be right.

      Zuby is looking at you unme

  2. Trusting our current government is even worse than trusting their covid vaccines.

  3. The Unclue rule: “It’s easier to fool a person than to convince them that they have been fooled.”

  4. Point 22. Once people join Twitter, the vast majority would rather continue to help their enemy kill them personally, rather than delete their account.

    It truly is shocking, how many people sincerely believe that Twitter is actually the world. Well, it was at first. Once I realized that everyone who is still there WANTS TO BE CONTROLLED, it makes more sense.

    1. Correct on all counts. I am impressed
      Why is everyone saying that you’re stupid?

  5. Twenty facets of unme.
    The twenty first being a lack of self recognition.
    Bent douche.
    Bent.
    CS Lewis.

  6. One I would add to the list is: there are people who make up conspiracy theories about conspiracy theories.

  7. “The COVID ‘skeptics’ have been wrong at every turn.”

    I’ll play! Purdy easy to spout off sweeping, unsubstantiated claims. Hows about you back up said claims?

    Provide a few examples (say, half dozen or so) of statements sceptics have made about Wu Flu. Then provide evidence supporting your conjecture. The evidence must be empirical & specific.

    If, indeed, sceptics have been wrong “at every turn” this should be a simple task. If not, take your blustering bullshit & go post it on MotherCorpse or the WaPo. You’ll find the crowd there far more receptive.

  8. This is one reason why Quality Managers seldom prosper outside the QC field.

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