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Covid-19 The New Covid Megathread v.Oh-my-cron!

Las Veghost grower said:
Wish I still had my seeds I would send you some of my crosses…but my whole seed collection was stolen by a “friend” years ago, so much work lost
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that sucks....i would run em too

i don't do any huge pheno hunts but im always running at least a few seeds - i don't have the veg space like i used to have....but yea i'll pop about 6 to 10 seeds at a time

takes a lot of time and space
 
Flynnal said:
Everyone in my family have had their boosters, and none of them have told me anything other than a sore arm and maybe the shakes for a few hours. Aside from that they're all doing fine. My younger of my two full-blood sisters (she is the closest to me genetically) got the Pfizer as a booster and had no effects except for a sore arm. My arm is a bit sore today compared to yesterday. My sister never had much to say except she works in education and they're telling everyone who works with children to get boosted, even the teenagers are getting boosted now.
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The shakes for a few hours? That sounds completely normal... 🤨
 
Mr. Krinkle said:
that sucks....i would run em too

i don't do any huge pheno hunts but im always running at least a few seeds - i don't have the veg space like i used to have....but yea i'll pop about 6 to 10 seeds at a time

takes a lot of time and space
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Yea man it hurt…bad..I put so much work into breeding when I lost em all I was heart broken..my main starting females were a 91chem and Super lemon haze, both has an insane lemon diesel/skunk smell on their own and hit them with various males, then did all the hunting and back crossing over years to get some pretty consistent fire strains
 
i bet....ive never pollen chucked on purpose but i would love to do a breeding project someday
 
Mr. Krinkle said:
i bet....ive never pollen chucked on purpose but i would love to do a breeding project someday
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Best way to do it without dedicating a grow space specifically for breeding is to get your male a little tent to grow in by itself, then when it’s ready to start lettin off pollen put down some newspaper or whatever on the floor to catch the pollen , then after you collect your pollen put some in a ziplock bag, when your female is ready to be hit just put the ziplock over a branch and tape it so no pollen gets out, leave it like that for a day or so then remove the bag, pretty much you’ll have one branch that’s been seeded and the rest of the plant will be seedless…I would pollenate one female with like 5 different males at once, had thousands of seeds ha
 
IMO the hardest part of breeding is finding a good male, females are easy to find that chronic pheno , males are a little harder, and it also depends on what you want out of your male as far as dominant and recessive genetics..it takes alot of time
 
www.theguardian.com

‘Yelling out for help’: the atrocious conditions inside Australia’s aged care homes

Residents confined to their rooms, buzzers ignored and staff completely overwhelmed. Desperate staff speak up about what happened as Omicron swept through
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Nobody really cares about the vulnerable people. They are being fucked for "their own good". The government doesn't care because it doesn't have to because nobody cares. That's why basically nobody visits elderly people or disabled people. I have never met any family members of most of the people I look after.

This isn't about protecting vulnerable people. It's about protecting ourselves from guilt and liability.

They are locking fully vaccinated old (and disabled) people in their rooms while they scream out for help. I worked with a guy today who hasn't recovered from this and I don't think he's ever going to.
 
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vaccines - the medicine that's so effective that people have to be coerced into taking it, then insulted and threatened if they still don't want to.

the manufacturers are so confident in this novel, experimental medicine, that they refused to deliver a single dose until they were granted blanket immunity from liability. to date, none of us know what exactly is in the ampoule.

the reason why we need to take this medicine has changed half a dozen times in the past two years because the previous reason kept being invalidated by pesky evidence.

this is all supposed to make perfect sense for highly intelligent people who follow science.
 
Nice to know........
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Justice Department Announces Largest Health Care Fraud Settlement in Its History

American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. and its subsidiary Pharmacia & Upjohn Company Inc. (hereinafter together “Pfizer”) have agreed to pay $2.3 billion, the largest health care fraud settlement in the history of the Department of Justice, to resolve criminal and civil liability arising from...
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Zopiclone bandit said:
Nice to know........
www.justice.gov

Justice Department Announces Largest Health Care Fraud Settlement in Its History

American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. and its subsidiary Pharmacia & Upjohn Company Inc. (hereinafter together “Pfizer”) have agreed to pay $2.3 billion, the largest health care fraud settlement in the history of the Department of Justice, to resolve criminal and civil liability arising from...
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Old news buddy

...is nothing new

the more that things change

the more they stay the same

Plus ca change

plus c'est la meme chose
 
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Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) was next in line with almost $3 billion in fines.

Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) came in the third slot with $2.7 billion in penalties.

“The pharmaceutical industry is unique in that all large pharmaceutical firms explicitly state that they are focused on promoting patient welfare, yet the majority of large pharmaceutical firms engage in illegal activities that harm patient welfare,” said Denis G. Arnold, a coauthor of the study and a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

“The industry also has the worst reputation of any industry according to Gallup polling. This is an intriguing problem for anyone interested in business ethics and public health,” Arnold stated.

Spokespeople for the three companies could not be immediately reached for comment.

In all, the 26 pharmaceutical companies paid some $33 billion in fines during the 13-year period. The top 11 alone accounted for $28.8 billion, or 88%, of the total.

Financial penalties as a share of revenue were highest (greater than 1%) for Schering-Plough, GlaxoSmithKline, Allergan and Wyeth.

An overwhelming majority, 85%, of the pharmaceutical companies sampled had received financial penalties between 2003 and 2016.

A variety of state and federal authorities meted out the fines.

Pricing violations were the most common reason for fines. In all, there were 78 total fines among the 26 companies related to overpricing drugs reimbursed by the government, fraudulent billing, underpaying rebate obligations and other pricing offenses.

The study did not consider the cost of class-action settlements or penalties from governments outside of the U.S.

“Big pharma has such a bad reputation that the surprise, for me, was that four firms had no settlements or evidence of illegal activity over the course of our study and another four had comparatively minimal incidences of misconduct, whereas the worst offenders had multiple instances of misconduct over many years,” Arnold said
 
Fire&Water said:
Old news buddy

...is nothing new

the more that things change

the more they stay the same

Plus ca change

plus c'est la meme chose
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I knew they were shady but not that shady. I learned of the young girl in the Pfizer trial who DIED of all her kidneys, Liver etc stopping YET she was pulled off the trial due to having "stomach ache" when the truth was the poor kid was having a slow death. It wasn't till her body was checking over for the death certificate the truth came out!!!!!

Also this woman from the BBC too, in a way even though she died from their product the BBC have really worked hard to push this stuff SO she is guilty of helping push the damn stuff, I don't feel bad about it.

The inquest heard that Shaw, 44, had been admitted to hospital after doctors investigating her complaints of headaches found she had suffered a brain haemorrhage.

Karen Dilks, the senior coroner for Newcastle, gave a narrative conclusion. “Lisa died due to complications of an AstraZeneca Covid vaccine,” she said.

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BBC presenter Lisa Shaw died of Covid vaccine complications, coroner finds

Shaw died of a brain haemorrhage caused by a blood clot three weeks after her first AstraZeneca dose
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Vaccine Update, Day 322:

Doing great, never been sick, haven't seen any covid restrictions, no side effects or covid, no covid related stress, I don't know anyone who's been harmed by a vaccine.

/End log
 
Why is everything always so loosely defined in the anti-vax world?

So you can keep evading any responsibility of being called out for not knowing what the real/full truth is.

Ba-dum tish!

You guys are right about several things, the problem is you keep adding on to it and connecting it with wild abandon. Once you throw 'science' as a whole under the bus, you enter incredibly dangerous territory in which people can tell you anything and you'd believe it.
 
Negentropic said:
Vaccine Update, Day 322:

Doing great, never been sick, haven't seen any covid restrictions, no side effects or covid, no covid related stress, I don't know anyone who's been harmed by a vaccine.

/End log
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Well, I am very pleased about that. Long may it hold true, for all I wish.

We know that isn't the case though unfortunately. No counter point in that.

I'm out of this debate. Just living and learning now.

My own Long Covid is not typical, nothing is typical with me.

Covid is mild if the immune system works basically.

When it's compromised or weak, Covid needs, uses that to exploit and get on top.

So ironically although it can be a right nasty bitch, it is like a bully, weak itself in the sense that it seeks weakness.

But that is the fundamental pathogenic mindset.

This does though account for much of Covid's huge variability and unpredictability.

So my cases. It has such easy access into my damaged nervous system.

Where it runs riot, causes havoc and further damage.

Also I firmly believe, if I was jabbed, supposing no personal allergy or immune/NS reaction, I doubt the treatments would prevent Covid reaching my nerves.

Who knows, but atm, I can beat this in tine, nerve damage can heal.

My immune system is so dysregulated and abnormally operable and mega over reactive.

I'm working hard to restore balance there naturally. I believe I can achieve this.

Possibly within 2 years.

My 1st Long came Sept 2020.

Not a hint of a second until November.

14 months! So it's been quite forgiving that way. Same again, I could be clearer much sooner this time, heal the nerves further.

The previous Covid was still in my nerves when this new one arrived so the door was wide open and damage already prevalent.
 


I remember this incident well. It was crazy, maddening but also fun.

I think the comparison to covid is stretching it a little, but many themes are eerily accurate.

Anyone else play WoW back then? This would have been 2005ish
 
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