carl says its at 14.6 % after contracting covid.

that would equate to millions of patients

and yet

LONG COVID CLINICS CLOSING DOWN




The NSW government said the funding expiration did not affect its long COVID care. But Faux’s hospital was using the federal funding to pay for his long COVID clinic, a senior hospital source confirmed. He was forced to let the contracts of his team of doctors lapse.

St Vincent’s has now found funding that will last until the end of March, but without funding certainty, it cannot employ any of the physiotherapists or psychologists the clinic needs.

The federal government’s funding cuts also hit the National Clinical Evidence Taskforce, which assembled guidelines for treating long COVID.




The national body charged with translating research into clinical practice has just had its government funding scrapped altogether.

And long COVID scientists continue to get knocked back for research funding.

You do realise that the closing down of the Long Covid clinics is just the latest move by our governments (after they've stopped reporting cases, hospitalisations and deaths) to make Covid "magically" disappear (even though it hasn't), don't you?

On a brighter note, I noticed a lot more people wearing masks than usual when I was at Belmont Forum earlier... let's see how long it lasts this time.

Who gets sick from covid apart from oldies?
Fatties.
Who gets long covid?
Fatties

Long covid equals fat covid

https://i.ibb.co/2nbkcqB/Screenshot-20231214-154412-Chrome-copy-533x574.jpg

Carl D wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 2:17pm:

You do realise that the closing down of the Long Covid clinics is just the latest move by our governments (after they've stopped reporting cases, hospitalisations and deaths) to make Covid "magically" disappear (even though it hasn't), don't you? On a brighter note, I noticed a lot more people wearing masks than usual when I was at Belmont Forum earlier... let's see how long it lasts this time.

no one in qld.

we understand masks cause a cocktail of staph, strep and pseudomonas to grow in your upper airways which is nutz

https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/154/686/851/original/ee522cf1cbc25693.jpg

Gordon wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 2:48pm:

Who gets sick from covid apart from oldies? Fatties. Who gets long covid? Fatties Long covid equals fat covid https://i.ibb.co/2nbkcqB/Screenshot-20231214-154412-Chrome-copy-533x574.jpg

Must be a lot of Canadian "fatties", eh?

3.5 million Canadian adults have had long COVID symptoms: StatCan study


Quote:

New data show millions of Canadians have experienced symptoms of long COVID, with some still suffering from debilitating side effects a year or more after being infected. In some cases, long COVID could be down to a “compromised” immune system, scientists say, which has other people asking whether COVID might be increasing our chances of getting sick with other infections.

Quote:

About 3.5 million Canadians have experienced fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath and other lingering symptoms for three months or longer after a confirmed or suspected COVID infection “that could not be explained by anything else,” according to a national study. As of this past June, more than half — 2.1 million people — were still experiencing symptoms, 11 months, on average, after their last known encounter with SARS-CoV-2.

Quote:

The more infections, the more likely people were to be hit with long-term problems, from mild to debilitating. People missed, on average, 24 days of work or school, adding up to a cumulative total of about 14.5 million missed work or school days. “As of June 2023, about 100,000 Canadian adults have been unable to return to work or school because of their symptoms,” according to the survey by Statistics Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada.

But, I'm sure that only happens in Canada, right?

aquascoot wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 2:50pm:

no one in qld. we understand masks cause a cocktail of staph, strep and pseudomonas to grow in your upper airways which is nutz

Is that the Royal "we"?

Also, do you have any proof of that?

And by "proof" I don't mean a comment from your unmasked wife who works in a hospital probably no larger than the average house in Nowheresville, Outback Queensland (population: still 10).

From The John Snow Project.

“No one I know has Long Covid”

If you know nine people, you know someone with Long Covid - according to the latest data from Canada.


Quote:

The data from Statistics Canada suggests the incidence of Long Covid rises with each reinfection, going from around 14% in people who’ve had one infection to more than 37% in people who’ve had three. One can argue about sample sizes, data collection and other methodological issues, but the upwards trend should give people pause, especially people who’ve been arguing that Long Covid doesn’t represent a serious ongoing risk to the population. SARS-CoV-2 has been shown to harm almost every organ and system in the body, causing clotting, inflammation and fibrosis, impairing biological functions ranging from the mitochondria to the pancreas. Given this, it shouldn’t be surprising to learn that repeated infection is likely to lead to a cumulative risk of loss of function or some form of ongoing symptoms or impairment.

Hint: it isn't just happening in Canada.

Carl D wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 5:40pm:

From The John Snow Project. “No one I know has Long Covid” If you know nine people, you know someone with Long Covid - according to the latest data from Canada. Quote: The data from Statistics Canada suggests the incidence of Long Covid rises with each reinfection, going from around 14% in people who’ve had one infection to more than 37% in people who’ve had three. One can argue about sample sizes, data collection and other methodological issues, but the upwards trend should give people pause, especially people who’ve been arguing that Long Covid doesn’t represent a serious ongoing risk to the population. SARS-CoV-2 has been shown to harm almost every organ and system in the body, causing clotting, inflammation and fibrosis, impairing biological functions ranging from the mitochondria to the pancreas. Given this, it shouldn’t be surprising to learn that repeated infection is likely to lead to a cumulative risk of loss of function or some form of ongoing symptoms or impairment. Hint: it isn't just happening in Canada.

harm every organ in the body?

sounds as bad as sugar

aquascoot wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 6:28pm:

harm every organ in the body? sounds as bad as sugar

Could be.

Except that you can't infect people with sugar by being in the same room with them and just breathing.

Keep this up and I'm going to have to award you another trophy (for second place this time).

:)

Carl D wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 2:17pm:

You do realise that the closing down of the Long Covid clinics is just the latest move by our governments (after they've stopped reporting cases, hospitalisations and deaths) to make Covid "magically" disappear (even though it hasn't), don't you? On a brighter note, I noticed a lot more people wearing masks than usual when I was at Belmont Forum earlier... let's see how long it lasts this time.

I must say. History is repeating itself as Australia once again sweeps a Pandemic under the rug, like it did the Pneumonic Pandemic. Not to be talked about anymore, etc.

Mind you, Covid hasn't killed anywhere near as many (in comparison to global population percentage) as the Pneumonic.

...but it's not over yet. The world is stressed and unwell, by other things besides Viruses. You could say the Global immune system is stressed and feeling very low currently.

The esteemed Professor Cynthia Doença hits the nail on the head here...

https://nitter.net/DoencaProf/status/1734388896098824218#m


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Why? Cause we’ve discovered gaslighting and patient blaming can easily be done outside of a clinic location.

(I can't wait for aquascoot's reply)  [smiley=evil.gif]

oh carl

you poor dumbie

that "professor cynthia doenca" that you just quoted is an internet parody identity.
its totally made up

there is no professor cynthia doenca

google the name

she claims she got her Ph D at the "ponds institute"  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

some of the professors other posts


After enduring years of discomfort wearing surgical gloves during surgery, I've decided to stop.

Prof Cynthia Doença AC
@DoencaProf
Minimizologist & Infectologist. Parody

aquascoot wrote on Dec 15^th, 2023 at 9:08am:

oh carl you poor dumbie that "professor cynthia doenca" that you just quoted is an internet parody identity. its totally made up there is no professor cynthia doenca google the name she claims she got her Ph D at the "ponds institute"  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Umm... do you really think I didn't know that?

The evil smiley at the end of my last post should have been a clue.

I was waiting to see what your response would be and I have to admit I'm surprised you didn't get caught out. Congratulations.  :)

(Mind you, you did actually get caught out - just not in the way I was expecting).

Yes, the "Professor" is a parody account.

https://nitter.net/DoencaProf/with_replies


Quote:

Prof Cynthia Doença AC @DoencaProf Minimizologist & Infectologist. Parody but seemingly edging closer to reality. Ponds Institute Joined May 2022

And, yes, she most definitely is edging closer to reality.

(the word doença is Portuguese for illness, by the way)

so you are saying

"believe the science" and your backing that up with a spoof professor  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

and you have the hide to criticise dr john gerrard


Dr John Gerrard, Chief Health Officer
BSc (Med) MB BS (Syd) MSc (Microbiology) DLSHTM DTM&H (Lon) FRACP

Dr Gerrard was appointed Chief Health Officer for Queensland Health in December 2021. He was the long-term Director of Infectious Diseases at the Gold Coast Hospital, where he was instrumental in the design the Gold Coast University Hospital, which has been at the front line of Queensland’s COVID-19 response.

A leading infectious disease specialist, Dr Gerrard identified Australia’s earliest known case of AIDS early in his career. He has since been involved in malaria vaccine trials and has worked internationally to strengthen pandemic preparedness, including travel to Sierra Leone during the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic, where he helped establish Australia’s first Ebola Treatment Centre. He was awarded the Australian Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal for this work.

aquascoot wrote on Dec 15^th, 2023 at 10:20am:

so you are saying "believe the science" and your backing that up with a spoof professor  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

No, I'm not saying that at all. And I'm not backing up "believe the science" with a "spoof professor".

I was merely having a good laugh at your expense because... well, you're so gullible and although it didn't work in the way I was expecting you still provided me with a good laugh anyway (at least you never disappoint in that respect).


Quote:

and you have the hide to criticise dr john gerrard Dr John Gerrard, Chief Health Officer BSc (Med) MB BS (Syd) MSc (Microbiology) DLSHTM DTM&H (Lon) FRACP Dr Gerrard was appointed Chief Health Officer for Queensland Health in December 2021. He was the long-term Director of Infectious Diseases at the Gold Coast Hospital, where he was instrumental in the design the Gold Coast University Hospital, which has been at the front line of Queensland’s COVID-19 response. A leading infectious disease specialist, Dr Gerrard identified Australia’s earliest known case of AIDS early in his career. He has since been involved in malaria vaccine trials and has worked internationally to strengthen pandemic preparedness, including travel to Sierra Leone during the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic, where he helped establish Australia’s first Ebola Treatment Centre. He was awarded the Australian Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal for this work.

Now, if Dr. John "Dr. Death"/"Lex Luthor" Gerrard had a Twitter account I would definitely be inclined to call that a parody.

Unfortunately, it's a parody that has been responsible for the deaths of nearly 3,000 Queenslanders (so far) with his failed hybrid immunity "experiment".

Why hasn't he been sacked yet?

Psst... hey, aquascoot.

I went to see my GP today for regular blood tests and a checkup and while I was there I told him that for the past couple of weeks I've been having some minor breathing issues... kind of a 'wheezing' effect with a bit of coughing, usually first thing in the morning.

After checking my breathing he said everything seems pretty OK at the moment but we both came to the same conclusion... it is probably caused by Covid after I caught it for the first time 3 months ago and it's just started to show up now.

And that was after I've had 5 Covid vaccinations.

So, if I'm out and about shopping with my KN95 mask on and someone comes up to me and asks me why I'm still wearing a mask they'd better watch out from now on.

"mild respiratory virus" and "just a cold" my @ss. I've never had anything like this happen before, even after bad cases of the flu.

But don't worry... I've doubled my efforts to ensure I don't catch Covid again because I certainly don't want it to disable me to the point where I can't post here anymore... after all, someone has to be here to respond to your stupid posts (yes, I know it's a thankless 'job').

:)

There is no such thing as long Covid, say health officials
Doctors in Queensland say the condition is no different to any post-viral syndrome

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/15/doctors-no-such-thing-as-long-covid/

yep

just people who want a label (presumably with centrelink benefits like a disability pension) so they can get around in their pyjamas all day.


oh i'm so tired
i'm so weak

canberra

please send me some money for my netflix and uber eats  ::) ::)

Carl D wrote on Dec 19^th, 2023 at 6:09pm:

Psst... hey, aquascoot. I went to see my GP today for regular blood tests and a checkup and while I was there I told him that for the past couple of weeks I've been having some minor breathing issues... kind of a 'wheezing' effect with a bit of coughing, usually first thing in the morning. After checking my breathing he said everything seems pretty OK at the moment but we both came to the same conclusion... it is probably caused by Covid after I caught it for the first time 3 months ago and it's just started to show up now. And that was after I've had 5 Covid vaccinations. So, if I'm out and about shopping with my KN95 mask on and someone comes up to me and asks me why I'm still wearing a mask they'd better watch out from now on. "mild respiratory virus" and "just a cold" my @ss. I've never had anything like this happen before, even after bad cases of the flu. But don't worry... I've doubled my efforts to ensure I don't catch Covid again because I certainly don't want it to disable me to the point where I can't post here anymore... after all, someone has to be here to respond to your stupid posts (yes, I know it's a thankless 'job'). :)

Quote:

........... "mild respiratory virus" and "just a cold" my @ss. I've never had anything like this happen before, even after bad cases of the flu.       ............

Yes, I had been vaccinated about 1 month before getting covid, so it was about perfect timing. I was in perfect health.
I sweated and had a high temp for 4 days, I cancelled my entire calendar for 2 weeks.
Feeling ok now, 5 weeks after.
One of my brothers got it, unvaccinated, he thought he was going to die.
Another brother was unvaccinated, he sounded dreadful 8 weeks after it - like an extremely dangerous cold.
This is serious. Be very easy on yourself if you get it.

Due to continuing government inaction and their ignoring of Long Covid (and Covid itself) people have started to take matters into their own hands in an attempt to inform the population.

Pandemic Resistance Inc. Billboards


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We're planning a massive public messaging campaign with billboards across Australia.

The same thing has also been done in the UK.

Long Covid patients slam the UK Medical Research Council’s lack of response to billboard campaign

About time too. One billboard was seen here in Perth last week - see attached picture.

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carl d is one of those rare freaks who are still obsessed with and live their life in fear of covid

Carl D wrote on Mar 24^th, 2024 at 9:59am:

Due to continuing government inaction and their ignoring of Long Covid (and Covid itself) people have started to take matters into their own hands in an attempt to inform the population. Pandemic Resistance Inc. Billboards Quote: We're planning a massive public messaging campaign with billboards across Australia. The same thing has also been done in the UK. Long Covid patients slam the UK Medical Research Council’s lack of response to billboard campaign About time too. One billboard was seen here in Perth last week - see attached picture.

hi there carl,

we already have a diagnosis for people with "over 200 symptoms"

we call them "hypochondriacs"

Frank wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2024 at 1:18pm:

There is no such thing as long Covid, say health officials Doctors in Queensland say the condition is no different to any post-viral syndrome...

Professor Philip Britton, a paediatric infectious diseases physician
from the University of Sydney and a member of the Long Covid
Australia Collaboration, welcomed the study given the lack of published
research from Australia in this area.

However, Britton said the conclusion that it was time to stop using terms
such as long COVID was "overstated and potentially unhelpful. Long
COVID has been a global phenomenon, recognised by WHO".

Professor Jeremy Nicholson, the director of the Australian National
Phenome Centre at Murdoch University, said the question of whether
long COVID is unique "cannot be simply answered in this work".

"The study is observational, based on reported symptoms with no
physiological or detailed functional follow-up data. Without laboratory
pathophysiological assessment of individual patients, it is impossible to
say that this is indistinguishable from flu-related or any other post-viral
syndrome",  Nicholson said.

—The Guardian Australia, 15 March 2024.

JC Denton wrote on Mar 24^th, 2024 at 4:32pm:

carl d is one of those rare freaks who are still obsessed with and live their life in fear of covid

LOL...

Not so at all.  Carl (and me) both carry out our due diligence with
regard to COVID and its vaccines, and so-called "long COVID".

Far too many people here simply don't do that, and rely on silly
3rd-party memes, or conspiracy theorists such as Pierre Kory,
David Icke, Sean Hannity, Peter McCullough, Sherri Tenpenny,
John Campbell, Alex Jones, Mike Adams, Andrew Wakefield,
and numerous other quacks.

To denounce people who keep up to date and well-informed about
any viral epidemic that's already killed more than 7 million people
is the height of *ignorance, and a true example of a "head in the
sand" attitude.   How sad.  What are they afraid of?   The truth?

   (*Particularly as Australia has recorded
   388 new cases in the past seven days.)

AusGeoff wrote on Mar 24^th, 2024 at 6:39pm:

JC Denton wrote on Mar 24th, 2024 at 4:32pm: carl d is one of those rare freaks who are still obsessed with and live their life in fear of covid LOL... Not so at all.  Carl (and me) both carry out our due diligence with regard to COVID and its vaccines, and so-called "long COVID". Far too many people here simply don't do that, and rely on silly 3rd-party memes, or conspiracy theorists such as Pierre Kory, David Icke, Sean Hannity, Peter McCullough, Sherri Tenpenny, John Campbell, Alex Jones, Mike Adams, Andrew Wakefield, and numerous other quacks. To denounce people who keep up to date and well-informed about any viral epidemic that's already killed more than 7 million people is the height of *ignorance, and a true example of a "head in the sand" attitude.   How sad.  What are they afraid of?   The truth?    (*Particularly as Australia has recorded    388 new cases in the past seven days.)

no hes a covid obsessive, the mirror image of the covid cookers youre describing

both are dying breeds but theyre the same sort of person that bend around on the same horseshoe

normal people do not think about covid in any way shape or form anymore, nor are they obsessively poring over excess mortality data trying to prove the vaccines are killing millions of people still somehow

AusGeoff wrote on Mar 24^th, 2024 at 5:57pm:

Frank wrote on Mar 23rd, 2024 at 1:18pm: There is no such thing as long Covid, say health officials Doctors in Queensland say the condition is no different to any post-viral syndrome... Professor Philip Britton, a paediatric infectious diseases physician from the University of Sydney and a member of the Long Covid Australia Collaboration, welcomed the study given the lack of published research from Australia in this area. However, Britton said the conclusion that it was time to stop using terms such as long COVID was "overstated and potentially unhelpful. Long COVID has been a global phenomenon, recognised by WHO". Professor Jeremy Nicholson, the director of the Australian National Phenome Centre at Murdoch University, said the question of whether long COVID is unique "cannot be simply answered in this work". "The study is observational, based on reported symptoms with no physiological or detailed functional follow-up data. Without laboratory pathophysiological assessment of individual patients, it is impossible to say that this is indistinguishable from flu-related or any other post-viral syndrome",  Nicholson said. —The Guardian Australia, 15 March 2024.

Suddenly the question is - which science to follow?
Suddenly, the science is not settled. It is unsettled.  Might this also apply to other aspects to science that have been declared 'settled'?

i followed the science but it didnt lead anywhere

then i followed the money and it led me to the science

"Long COVID may be nothing unique in the future—but its effects today are still very real."   
—Epidemiologist Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz, MPh, PhD, 23 March 2024.

Long COVID is one of the most controversial topics remaining about the pandemic.
Depending on who you ask, it is either a real and current threat to the health of the
globe, or a relatively minor issue that we should pay little attention to in the future.
It is hard to weigh in on the topic without passionate advocates taking issue with
the things that you say, which is true of quite a lot of the conversations we have had
over the course of the pandemic.

   https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/mar/23/long-covid-effects-study

The problem, however, is that a lot of people were infected in 2020 and
2021, before we had vaccines and treatments to reduce the severity
of the disease. There is no question that a large group of people are
still suffering serious problems from their initial COVID infection, many
of them years after first getting sick.

And herein lies the problem with long COVID discussions. There are two
separate conversations going on at the same time. We can talk about the
future, which seems a bit brighter—long COVID rates are down drastically,
and people who got infected with COVID are now about as likely to experience
serious, long-lasting issues as people who got influenza in 2019. But we
also have to acknowledge the large number of people seriously injured by
COVID in the early stages of the pandemic who may never recover their health.

aquascoot wrote on Mar 25^th, 2024 at 12:10pm:

i followed the science but it didnt lead anywhere then i followed the money and it led me to the science

Patent that with the Dictionary of Quotations.

AusGeoff wrote on Mar 25^th, 2024 at 4:04pm:

"Long COVID may be nothing unique in the future—but its effects today are still very real."    —Epidemiologist Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz, MPh, PhD, 23 March 2024. Long COVID is one of the most controversial topics remaining about the pandemic. Depending on who you ask, it is either a real and current threat to the health of the globe, or a relatively minor issue that we should pay little attention to in the future. It is hard to weigh in on the topic without passionate advocates taking issue with the things that you say, which is true of quite a lot of the conversations we have had over the course of the pandemic.    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/mar/23/long-covid-effects-study The problem, however, is that a lot of people were infected in 2020 and 2021, before we had vaccines and treatments to reduce the severity of the disease. There is no question that a large group of people are still suffering serious problems from their initial COVID infection, many of them years after first getting sick. And herein lies the problem with long COVID discussions. There are two separate conversations going on at the same time. We can talk about the future, which seems a bit brighter—long COVID rates are down drastically, and people who got infected with COVID are now about as likely to experience serious, long-lasting issues as people who got influenza in 2019. But we also have to acknowledge the large number of people seriously injured by COVID in the early stages of the pandemic who may never recover their health.

yes there IS a question.

human beings can suffer from all sorts of problems based on their fears, stresses, anxieties,

reading about long covid will trigger symptoms in susceptable people.

such talk then becomes a self fulfilling prophecy .

for your consideration geoffrey

Somatoform illness is further classified as follows:

Hypochondriasis: This is a condition in which the person believes a minor physical symptom to be a grave disease. For example, concluding the temporary flatulence problem into colon cancer.
Conversion disorder: When a person who does not have any medical illness experiences neurological symptoms such as seizures, which affect movement and senses, it is conversion disorder.
Somatization disorder: Here, an individual feels frequent headaches and has diarrhea, which does not relate to a serious medical condition.
Body dysmorphic disorder: A person gets stressed about their body's appearance, such as wrinkles and obesity. Here the person gets severely affected by anorexia.
Pain disorder: Here, a person senses severe pain over any part of the body, which might last for six months to one year, without any physical cause—for example, migraines, tension headaches, back pain, etc.
Risk factors of psychosomatic disorder
Psychological factors can alter a medical condition to a certain extent.

For example:

Diabetes: Type-2 diabetic patients are more susceptible to stress-related hypertension. The same stress factors of hypertension exacerbate the diabetic condition.
Cancer: Many causative factors are responsible for the development of cancer in people. Studies have suggested that psychological stress can affect a tumor’s ability to grow and spread, thereby worsening the state of cancer.
Some medical conditions arise due to mental tension, such as:

Hypertension: Some psychology triggering factors like negative emotional state, frequent adverse stress, and social factors such as economic status and life events have an indirect relation with the levels of blood pressure.
Heart disease-associated arteriosclerosis: Studies have concluded that the development of coronary heart disease is correlated with several risk factors in which depression, anxiety, and stress are also major causes.
Respiratory problems: Apart from various etiological influences, emotional stress is a major triggering factor associated with bronchial asthma induction.
Gastrointestinal problems: Peptic ulcer formation is related to stressful life events of an individual

There is little doubt that if you get a serious bout of Covid that damages your lungs (and I know of one person who had this) then you're going to have problems for a very long time, possibly for life, and the chances of developing emphysema are increased.

Fortunately I have never had Covid, although the latest strains are much less serious in general than Delta was. I did get Influenza A in Germany last year and it totally ruined my holiday. From all accounts, it can be worse than Covid.

Y'all got scammed 🤷‍♂️

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it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 6:27am:

Y'all got scammed 🤷‍♂️ https://www.ozpolitic.com/album/forum-attachments/Screenshot_20240325-225723_Telegram_001.jpg

https://europerenaissance.com/2024/03/25/uk-govt-admit-covid-jabs-causing-500-excess-heart-deaths-every-week/


UK Gov’t Admit COVID Jabs Causing 500 Excess Heart Deaths Every Week


By Mike on March 25, 2024      



The Westminster government has been forced to admit that over 500 excess heart-related deaths per week are directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccines.

According to an official British Heart Foundation (BHF) report, there has been a total of 96,540 excess deaths involving cardiovascular conditions like heart attacks and strokes since the jab rollout.

‘It is deeply troubling that so many more people with cardiovascular disease have lost their lives over the past three years,’ BHF Chief Executive Dr. Charmaine Griffiths declared Thursday.

‘For years now, it has been clear that we are firmly in the grip of a heart and stroke care emergency. If little changes, we could continue to see a sustained rise in death rates from cardiovascular conditions that undoes decades of scientific progress to reduce the number of people who die of a heart attack or stroke.’

Bobby. wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 6:34am:

it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 26th, 2024 at 6:27am: Y'all got scammed 🤷‍♂️ https://www.ozpolitic.com/album/forum-attachments/Screenshot_20240325-225723_Telegram_001.jpg https://europerenaissance.com/2024/03/25/uk-govt-admit-covid-jabs-causing-500-excess-heart-deaths-every-week/ UK Gov’t Admit COVID Jabs Causing 500 Excess Heart Deaths Every Week By Mike on March 25, 2024       The Westminster government has been forced to admit that over 500 excess heart-related deaths per week are directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccines. According to an official British Heart Foundation (BHF) report, there has been a total of 96,540 excess deaths involving cardiovascular conditions like heart attacks and strokes since the jab rollout. ‘It is deeply troubling that so many more people with cardiovascular disease have lost their lives over the past three years,’ BHF Chief Executive Dr. Charmaine Griffiths declared Thursday. ‘For years now, it has been clear that we are firmly in the grip of a heart and stroke care emergency. If little changes, we could continue to see a sustained rise in death rates from cardiovascular conditions that undoes decades of scientific progress to reduce the number of people who die of a heart attack or stroke.’

GM

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dear master Light,
I'm glad I only had AstraZeneca - it's not an mRNA vax but
the 40 old tried and true, Adenovirus technology.

It normally takes 10 years to approve a new type of vaccine
but the mRNA vaxes were pushed on to people with only 2 months of tests.
The Govts committed a crime in my opinion by forcing people to take the vaxes.
No one had any idea of the long term effects.

Now look at Kate and Charles - they've got cancer after taking it.  ::)

If you got a Pfizer or Moderna mRNA jab (even one), chances are you have some of these floating around your body.

Those clots are lipid nanoparticle that have regenerated over, and over in the veins of those who were unfortunate enough to take the jab.

According to patents, these hydrogel clusters were to be used as a form of antenna, that could be part of a Digital ID, and Digital Currency transfer mechanism. Basically, you were being wired up with a network of hydrogel, FORCING the recipient to become TRANS-HUMAN.

This replaces the antiquated technology of “micro chips” that could be implanted under the skin in the hand. The Globalists knew that wasn’t going to sell.

So, instead they Forced the jab, using a Plandemic as cover.



https://rumble.com/v4lhkw9-did-you-get-vaxed-.html

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Bobby. wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 6:52am:

dear master Light, I'm glad I only had AstraZeneca - it's not an mRNA vax but the 40 old tried and true, Adenovirus technology. It normally takes 10 years to approve a new type of vaccine but the mRNA vaxes were pushed on to people with only 2 months of tests. The Govts committed a crime in my opinion by forcing people to take the vaxes. No one had any idea of the long term effects. Now look at Kate and Charles - they've got cancer after taking it.  ::)

Many Blessings sir knight , may the lord keep and bless thee ,

Good luck finding Charles and Kate by the way ..

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it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 7:02am:

Bobby. wrote on Mar 26th, 2024 at 6:52am: dear master Light, I'm glad I only had AstraZeneca - it's not an mRNA vax but the 40 old tried and true, Adenovirus technology. It normally takes 10 years to approve a new type of vaccine but the mRNA vaxes were pushed on to people with only 2 months of tests. The Govts committed a crime in my opinion by forcing people to take the vaxes. No one had any idea of the long term effects. Now look at Kate and Charles - they've got cancer after taking it.  ::) Many Blessings sir knight , may the lord keep and bless thee , Good luck finding Charles and Kate by the way ..

Thank you master Light,
cancers will be on the way up.
We'll never know the true story as medical reasons for death are too complicated
and easy to hide as normal occurrences.
The Govts . have a convenient smokescreen to hide
their medical experiments on the populations of the world.

We'll see Kate and Charles buried before long -
the mRNA cancers are turbo charged.

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I really don't like saying this but I believe it has to be said.

There really isn't any hope for you two (Light and Bobby). is there?

Or the many others like you.

Sad but true.

I'm also wondering what happened to Sir Nail?

Perhaps he's had Covid several times, been affected badly by it and finally realised that it isn't "just a cold" and he should have been vaccinated like several of us here kept telling him to do?

His silence "says a lot" these days.

Carl D wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 8:59am:

I really don't like saying this but I believe it has to be said. There really isn't any hope for you two (Light and Bobby). is there? Or the many others like you. Sad but true. I'm also wondering what happened to Sir Nail? Perhaps he's had Covid several times, been affected badly by it and finally realised that it isn't "just a cold" and he should have been vaccinated like several of us here kept telling him to do? His silence "says a lot" these days.

many conspiracy theorists seem to have a worsening addiction with now conspiracies becoming even more unhinged from reality.
The stats from US show it is the less educated poorer states who are less vaccinated and have a much higher death rate.


ah - thanks, I'll start a thread of the weirdest conspiracy theories.
There are some doozies.

Facts Matter 🤷‍♂️

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Bobby. wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 6:34am:

UK Gov’t Admit COVID Jabs Causing 500 Excess Heart Deaths Every Week The Westminster government has been forced to admit that over 500 excess heart-related deaths per week are directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccines...

No, the UK government never said this.  There is no viable evidence
supporting it.   It's nothing more than conspiracy bullshit promoted by
the anti-vaxxer community, whose absurd claims about COVID and its
vaccines have been soundly debunked for months now.

   End of story.    ::)

it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 3:08pm:

Facts Matter...

I agree totally.  Which is why your tsunami of baseless 3rd party
memes have virtually no relevance in any real world.  The fact that
you never back them up with accredited medical data proves their
absurdity.   They're a joke.   Thanks for the laugh!

     https://i.postimg.cc/m2fZYpGk/Screenshot-2024-03-26-at-22-43-15-Screenshot-20240326-150559-Telegram-jpg-JPEG-Image-576-536-pixe.png

     This silly meme is actually beyond the belief of any rational thinker.
     It's nothing more than a made-up list of false figures—again with zero
     links to any accredited medical data.

AusGeoff wrote on Mar 26^th, 2024 at 9:42pm:

Bobby. wrote on Mar 26th, 2024 at 6:34am: UK Gov’t Admit COVID Jabs Causing 500 Excess Heart Deaths Every Week The Westminster government has been forced to admit that over 500 excess heart-related deaths per week are directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccines... No, the UK government never said this.  There is no viable evidence  supporting it.  It's nothing more than conspiracy bullshit promoted by the anti-vaxxer community, whose absurd claims about COVID and its vaccines have been soundly debunked for months now.    End of story.    ::)

I have proven conspiracy theories wrong for years elsewhere, they do not care about facts.

Here are some facts 🙏

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Hmm...

https://twitter.com/JimFergusonUK/status/1772587852733288843

And at the bottom...


Quote:

Readers added context they thought people might want to know This is false. Japan will no longer give away vaccinations for free, but you can still get vaccinated. This is not the same thing as a "ban". In fact they consider to pay for yearly vaccinations of the elderly.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/09/09/japan/science-health/japan-free-covid-vaccinations-end-march/

Carl D wrote on Mar 27^th, 2024 at 1:34pm:

Hmm... https://twitter.com/JimFergusonUK/status/1772587852733288843 And at the bottom... Quote: Readers added context they thought people might want to know This is false. Japan will no longer give away vaccinations for free, but you can still get vaccinated. This is not the same thing as a "ban". In fact they consider to pay for yearly vaccinations of the elderly. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/09/09/japan/science-health/japan-free-covid-vaccinations-end-march/

Semantics..

Japan is no longer funding the mrna shots

They hope to avoid upcoming incrimination , why else 🤷‍♂️

it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 27^th, 2024 at 12:48pm:

Here are some facts...

No JaSin...

This claim is most definitely NOT a "fact".

The claim is nothing more than another of your gross misrepresentations
of actual facts on these forums.  And I certainly don't wish to call you a
liar—because you're obviously not—but you are, shall we say, a sucker
for all these stupid, baseless, debunked conspiracy theories.  Sometimes
I wonder if you're just taking the piss?  Or do you unquestioningly except
what these nutjobs are claiming?

   —I sincerely hope not mate.    8-)

it_is_the_light wrote on Mar 27^th, 2024 at 4:42pm:

Semantics.. Japan is no longer funding the mrna shots...

   Nope... it's nothing to do with "semantics".

The Japanese ban claim is a blatant lie.
Totally different thing to word games.

Could “long COVID” actually be long vax?

Yes, according to Dr. Pierre Kory.

In Dr. Kory’s clinical observations, “the vast majority are long vax.”

“If you look at my practice, maybe 1200 patients: 70% are long vax, not long COVID, meaning all of their issues, the syndrome, started after the vaccine, not COVID.”

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About time.

https://twitter.com/9NewsQueensland/status/1773994943289168280


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Queensland Health has apologised over comments made by our Chief Health Officer, calling for the term 'Long Covid' to be scrapped.

It's also about time for John "Dr. Death"/"Lex Luthor" Gerrard to be scrapped (i.e. sacked).

Wonder if this will appear as a front page story in the printed edition (which most people read)?

Or if it'll appear in the printed edition at all? (Spoiler alert: Probably not).

https://twitter.com/BigBadDenis/status/1774198103748579501


Quote:

Victoria: 8 and 9-year-old Victorian kids, scores of teens, with long COVID amid frightening illness rise | By Mandy Squires

I also wonder if our useless pollies will finally start doing something to deal with the ongoing pandemic instead of pretending we're "post pandemic"? (Spoiler alert again: Probably not).

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Get a lot of Melbournians and Victorians still 'coughing' like a Gollum cough. It has never left them. Strange indeed.

Carl D wrote on Mar 31^st, 2024 at 9:24am:

Wonder if this will appear as a front page story in the printed edition (which most people read)? Or if it'll appear in the printed edition at all? (Spoiler alert: Probably not). https://twitter.com/BigBadDenis/status/1774198103748579501 Quote: Victoria: 8 and 9-year-old Victorian kids, scores of teens, with long COVID amid frightening illness rise | By Mandy Squires I also wonder if our useless pollies will finally start doing something to deal with the ongoing pandemic instead of pretending we're "post pandemic"? (Spoiler alert again: Probably not).

Long covid is a lot worse than just “brain fog” with lots of organs being damaged by the disease in bad cases.

The medical centre I go to has just removed the need to be masked. Hmmm, sick people, inside. . .

Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 31^st, 2024 at 6:29pm:

Carl D wrote on Mar 31st, 2024 at 9:24am: Wonder if this will appear as a front page story in the printed edition (which most people read)? Or if it'll appear in the printed edition at all? (Spoiler alert: Probably not). https://twitter.com/BigBadDenis/status/1774198103748579501 Quote: Victoria: 8 and 9-year-old Victorian kids, scores of teens, with long COVID amid frightening illness rise | By Mandy Squires I also wonder if our useless pollies will finally start doing something to deal with the ongoing pandemic instead of pretending we're "post pandemic"? (Spoiler alert again: Probably not). Long covid is a lot worse than just “brain fog” with lots of organs being damaged by the disease in bad cases. The medical centre I go to has just removed the need to be masked. Hmmm, sick people, inside. . .

i think you are talking about the average australian diet

Monk's liver and kidneys are on their way out and have been long before 2019.  ;)

It's about time our governments were held accountable for what they've done - and continue to do - regarding Covid.

Hopefully this will set the long awaited precedent for a tsunami of lawsuits.

Covid-affected mum wins legal fight over health issues

A Geelong mum likely to permanently suffer from the effects of Covid can now legally apply for damages for pain and suffering.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/subscribe/news/1/?sourceCode=HSWEB_WRE170_a&dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.heraldsun.com.au%2Fleader%2Fsingle-mum-secures-courts-approval-to-lodge-covidrelated-claim%2Fnews-story%2F81f47a9eb02ab5ae055978f5f05a05ba&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium&v21=GROUPA-Segment-1-NOSCORE

Paywalled as usual - screenshot is attached.

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so shes the sort of person that goes on 4 years compo after working for 2 days


the very definition of a taker and a leaner

her symptoms sound like a grab bag of bad health which probably has little to do with covid

hopefully workcover can win and sue her for legal expenses for filing a vexacious case

aquascoot wrote on Apr 5^th, 2024 at 11:04am:

so shes the sort of person that goes on 4 years compo after working for 2 days the very definition of a taker and a leaner her symptoms sound like a grab bag of bad health which probably has little to do with covid hopefully workcover can win and sue her for legal expenses for filing a vexacious case

There's that legendary aquascoot compassion and understanding on display again for all to see.

I suppose we're lucky that you only work on a farm in Nowheresville, Outback Queensland (population: still 10) selling $2 bags of horse manure and not at Centrelink or the NDIS.

Being thankful for small mercies and all that, innit?

An associate (originally Melbournian) came in today.
He still coughs from Long Covid. When he did have Covid, he got it pretty bad back in 2020.

aquascoot wrote on Apr 5^th, 2024 at 11:04am:

so she's the sort of person that goes on 4 years compo after working for 2 days...

Have you met her or even spoken with her Aqua?  Otherwise,
how could you confidently make this claim?


Quote:

the very definition of a taker and a leaner...

I'd be interested to know how you define such a person Aqua.
What criteria do you use?


Quote:

her symptoms sound like a grab bag of bad health which probably has little to do with COVID...

Do you have any actual medical evidence supporting this?  Or
when you say "sounds like", are you simply guessing?


Quote:

hopefully workcover can win and sue her for legal expenses for filing a vexacious case

I'm assuming you mean vexatious?  Anyway, in what way would you
describe her claim as being so?  Do you think she's lying blatantly,
or the symptoms she describes aren't consistent with those known
to accompany long COVID?

AusGeoff wrote on Apr 6^th, 2024 at 4:07pm:

aquascoot wrote on Apr 5th, 2024 at 11:04am: so she's the sort of person that goes on 4 years compo after working for 2 days... Have you met her or even spoken with her Aqua?  Otherwise, how could you confidently make this claim? Quote: the very definition of a taker and a leaner... I'd be interested to know how you define such a person Aqua. What criteria do you use? [quote]her symptoms sound like a grab bag of bad health which probably has little to do with COVID...

Do you have any actual medical evidence supporting this?  Or
when you say "sounds like", are you simply guessing?


Quote:

hopefully workcover can win and sue her for legal expenses for filing a vexacious case

I'm assuming you mean vexatious?  Anyway, in what way would you
describe her claim as being so?  Do you think she's lying blatantly,
or the symptoms she describes aren't consistent with those known
to accompany long COVID?


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most illnesses have deep underlying psychological components

if she hated her job and then got covid and was in bed for a few days, her subconscious knows that getting better equates to have to face something she hates

so it wont allow her to get better

we all know kids who get migraines when exams are on

hospitals will tell you, the first day back at school,, their casualty departments are over run with kids with tummy pains whose parents think they have appendicitis.

they dont

its psychosomatic

and the symptoms of long covid and most chronic fatigue illnesses are a grab bag of psychological complaints

the blood tests and ecgs and lung function tests and xrays are all fine


if you add in

1  you dont have to go to work
2  you get a big pay out
3  you get lots of sympathy


you can see why many people fall pray to these illnesses and why the dr steven gerrard approach is correct

from wikipedia


Primary gain
Primary gain produces positive internal motivations. For example, a patient might feel guilty about being unable to perform some task. If a medical condition justifying an inability is present, it may lead to decreased psychological stress. Primary gain can be a component of any disease, but is most typically demonstrated in conversion disorder — a psychiatric disorder in which stressors manifest themselves as physical symptoms without organic causes, such as a person who becomes blind after seeing a murder. The "gain" may not be particularly evident to an outside observer[citation needed].

Secondary gain
Secondary gain can also be a component of any disease, but is an external motivator. If a patient's disease allows them to miss work, avoid military duty, obtain financial compensation, obtain drugs, avoid a jail sentence, etc., these would be examples of a secondary gain. For instance, an individual having household chores completed by someone else because they have stomach cramps would be a secondary gain. In the context of a person with a significant psychiatric disability, this effect is sometimes called "secondary handicap".[2]

Tertiary gain
Tertiary gain, a less well-studied process, is the benefit that a third-party receives from the patient's symptoms.[3] It includes gaslighting wherein a person, such as a family member or healthcare worker for financial or other reasons, manipulates a patient into believing that they are ill. Tertiary gain can also be received when, for example, a pharmaceutical company runs advertisements to convince viewers they have symptoms which require treatment with the company's drug[citation needed].

aquascoot wrote on Apr 7^th, 2024 at 6:32am:

you can see why many people fall pray to these illnesses and why the dr steven gerrard approach is correct

Dr. Steven Gerrard?

This guy?

https://twitter.com/DrStevenGerrard


Quote:

Reader in Film at NFS Leeds Beckett I love horror films, The Carry Ons, Dr Who, Status Quo, and innuendo. Yay!

Perhaps you mean your hero, Dr. John "Dr. Death"/"Lex Luthor" Gerrard?

Mind you, I strongly suspect Dr. Steven Gerrard would do a better job of protecting Queenslanders from Covid, flu and other respiratory illness than "Dr. Death" has done.

:)