Pfizer and the FDA lied about the efficacy... but still want you to get the shot

[texassapper]

Turns out... they've been lying about a lot of things I think you will find in the coming weeks.

[eccieuser9500]

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

yes, there is a chip shortage but that is different type of chip, they're CPU chips for computers. too big for humans unless of course you're the borg!


the chips they're talking about are the RFI chips that are the size of a rice grain. even smaller than that are the so-called nano-chips, they're smaller than the rice grain, lets say the size of a cell. we don't have that kind of technology yet.

Or, do we?

Dilby, you brought this to mind: espionage.





Man holds record for writing 1,749 characters on rice grain

https://inshorts.com/m/en/amp_news/m...-1485180017473


For some reason I can't cut and paste the single paragraph using my mobile device. I haven't set up my burner laptop. I'm out gettin' drunk in public anyway.











Enjoy the show!

[Jacuzzme]

If half the people who get covid are vaccinated why even use the term “breakthrough”, when it’s just another run of the mill case. Might as well just admit the vaccine doesn’t work and use ivermectin since it actually does something.

[oeb11]

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[SecretE]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

If half the people who get covid are vaccinated why even use the term “breakthrough”, when it’s just another run of the mill case. Might as well just admit the vaccine doesn’t work and use ivermectin since it actually does something.

I think people who have been vaccinated need to be shaken out of complacency. If "breakthrough" does it, I'm all for continuing that language.

Funny you should mention Ivermectin, my symptoms were getting worse, and I was getting dangerously close to having to go to urgent care. Fortunately, I got my hands on some Ivermectin. Within 2 hours, my symptoms were greatly reduced, and within 4 hours, I had some smell and taste back. I credit it with turning the tide in my battle with COVID-19.

[Strokey_McDingDong]

You self medicated with Ivermectin?

[HedonistForever]

Originally Posted by Grace Preston

That part. I went in, eyes wide open. Knowing full well that we can't even get the flu vaccine right half the time and that we were in an unbelievable hurry to try to get something with reasonable efficacy onto the market.



I likened it to my chemo. It could end up having some gnarly side effects. It might not work the way its supposed to. But it improves my odds.

That was my conclusion and why I got vaccinated. It "improved" my chances. Thing is, I may never know if that is true because I could theoretically, never come into contact with a Covid positive person.

[HedonistForever]

If I'm going to get a chip, I hope it's a Doritos!!!

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HedonistForever

If I'm going to get a chip, I hope it's a Doritos!!!

They turn your fingers orange. Obviously, not desirable

[SecretE]

Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

You self medicated with Ivermectin?

Nope, got a legit script for it.

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by bambino

They turn your fingers orange. Obviously, not desirable

HF's hair is turning orange!

[1blackman1]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

If half the people who get covid are vaccinated why even use the term “breakthrough”, when it’s just another run of the mill case. Might as well just admit the vaccine doesn’t work and use ivermectin since it actually does something.

Where do you get the 1/2 number from.

[rexdutchman]

More evidence of UFOs then the efficacy of the vaccines