Even grows in your brain, it does

[Justin Passing]

breaking news Denso can see past his nose

Yes he can, compared with gas112 who sees a headline and thinks he can be a dick by posting it, without reading or understanding what the article says and what's wrong with it.
112 more poo
112 more poo

What is it that produces poo?

 

[gant]

Anybody know what a "glide path" is? This is another topic in the link jp posted.
There's a paragraph towards the end that goes as follows.
He noted that the federal government provided not just money to the companies for the vaccines but a "glide path" through the fda for vaccine approvals.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/987132

 

[Justin Passing]

Its a bit worrying if it gets in your brain. But given these were all the dead people, I wonder if the effect is not as bad on those who survived it?

Evidently they found it remarkable - worth reporting - how far the virus got, and that it was still replicating after several months. I didn't read far enough or missed if there was a table of cause of death more specific than "covid". We carry a lot of benign viruses which I assume also get around a lot, but we know covid causes damage in many organs. Makes one wonder if very long term effects might be seen.

The vaccines aren't virus, of course, they are or make something which looks enough like a part of covid that the immune system learns to deal with it. The vaccine is gone is a short time.

 

[Justin Passing]

Anybody know what a "glide path" is? This is another topic in the link jp posted.
There's a paragraph towards the end that goes as follows.
He noted that the federal government provided not just money to the companies for the vaccines but a "glide path" through the fda for vaccine approvals.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/987132

Glide path isn't mentioned in the article you give a link for. We know the vaccines were developed in a hurry, and the link you cite does show a healthy skepticism about things, but explains that hindsight gives reassurance rather than alarm.

 

[denso13]

There's a paragraph towards the end that goes as follows.

Can't find it.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/986715?src=mkm_ret_230119_mscpmrk_trdalrtuk03_int&uac=422664SV&impID=5091742&faf=1

Full article is in Nature - link given.

The authors noted that while the virus was found outside the respiratory tract, they did not find signs of inflammation beyond the respiratory system.

In other words, it behaves like pretty much every virus, infection or even vaccine.

It would be remarkable if it didn't spread around the body, as that is what the bloodstream does. That's why you take tablets via your mouth to treat symptoms on any other part of your body. And why the covid vaccines are injected into your shoulder, not your lungs.

Tell me what I'm missing, but this appears to be a complete non-story.

 

[denso13]

for the vaccines but a "glide path" through the fda for vaccine approvals.

Yes, I see that authorities were pulling out all the stops in the face of an unknown virus spreading rapidly across the planet with, at the time, unknown consequences.

You see a conspiracy.

 

[denso13]

it behaves like pretty much every virus

Hardly,

"Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is known to cause multi-organ dysfunction during acute infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), with some patients experiencing prolonged symptoms, termed post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2".

 

[gas112]

The doctor's counting the wrong things, and the website is misinterpreting it.

Of course he is would you like to tell us what the wrong things are that he is counting and what you think he should have been counting ?

 

[gant]

Yes, I see that authorities were pulling out all the stops in the face of an unknown virus spreading rapidly across the planet with, at the time, unknown consequences.

You see a conspiracy.

You mean like a blind eye?

 

[denso13]

You mean like a blind eye?

Well, let us all see your workings if you have some inside knowledge...

Go on, just for once.

 

[gant]

Can't find it.

Scroll down to the headline future vaccine costs, towards the end of that you should come across the paragraph.

 

[gant]

Well, let us all see your workings if you have some inside knowledge...

Go on, just for once.

Eh I'm asking the questions, I'm curious as to what a "glide path" is.

 

[denso13]

Of course he is would you like to tell us what the wrong things are that he is counting

He is counting yellow card data. He should know better...

 

[denso13]

I'm curious as to what a "glide path" is.

A route to authorisation? You'd have to ask him.

He is "Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, and co-director of the Center for Vaccine Development at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. "

And he is pushing booster jabs. Is he trustworthy?