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OogieBoogie · F
@BizSuitStacy i remember at the time i started researching past influenza mortality numbers.
And you know what? They were awfully similar to the covid numbers coming out.
After about a year, those old influenza stats were hard to find....kinda sus.
And looky here! The flu numbers are coming back.
What a cowinkydink.
It was all so stupid.
Just as many if not more were dying from starvation related diseases.....and no one cared.
They still dont care.
But threaten them with 'something' close to home...amd they go berserk.
And you know what? They were awfully similar to the covid numbers coming out.
After about a year, those old influenza stats were hard to find....kinda sus.
And looky here! The flu numbers are coming back.
What a cowinkydink.
It was all so stupid.
Just as many if not more were dying from starvation related diseases.....and no one cared.
They still dont care.
But threaten them with 'something' close to home...amd they go berserk.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
Take a look at Dr Yeadon's record.
Michael Yeadon is a retired pharmacologist and former Pfizer employee who became a prominent figure in the anti-vaccine movement during the COVID-19 pandemic due to his widely debunked claims about the virus, public health measures, and vaccines. He served as a chief scientist and vice-president of the allergy and respiratory research division at Pfizer until he left in 2011, a role that did not involve vaccine research and development.
Key Claims and Facts
Yeadon made numerous claims that have been widely fact-checked and found to be false or misleading by health experts and fact-checking organizations:
"Pandemic is effectively over": In an October 2020 op-ed, Yeadon claimed the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK was "effectively over" and that there would be no second wave, which was contradicted by subsequent surges in cases and deaths.
Vaccine safety and necessity: He claimed that COVID-19 vaccines were unnecessary, unsafe, and inadequately tested. Public health organizations and clinical data have proven the vaccines to be safe and effective, with benefits far outweighing the risks.
Infertility claims: Yeadon co-authored a petition in December 2020 that falsely suggested mRNA vaccines could cause infertility in women by targeting a placental protein called syncytin-1. This claim lacks biological plausibility, has been widely debunked, and data from vaccinated pregnant women showed no increased incidence of placental damage or poor fetal outcomes.
Asymptomatic spread: He falsely claimed that asymptomatic transmission of the virus was not possible. Scientific studies have confirmed that people without symptoms can spread the virus.
Lockdowns and masks: Yeadon discouraged lockdowns and the use of face masks, despite evidence for their effectiveness in slowing transmission.
Risk to children: He made a false claim that children were significantly more likely to be killed by the COVID-19 vaccines than the virus itself, a statement found to be baseless by public health officials.
Summary
Michael Yeadon has become a central figure in the anti-vaccine movement, with his past role at Pfizer often cited to lend credibility to his claims. However, his assertions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic have been repeatedly debunked by the scientific and medical community as false or unfounded.
Michael Yeadon is a retired pharmacologist and former Pfizer employee who became a prominent figure in the anti-vaccine movement during the COVID-19 pandemic due to his widely debunked claims about the virus, public health measures, and vaccines. He served as a chief scientist and vice-president of the allergy and respiratory research division at Pfizer until he left in 2011, a role that did not involve vaccine research and development.
Key Claims and Facts
Yeadon made numerous claims that have been widely fact-checked and found to be false or misleading by health experts and fact-checking organizations:
"Pandemic is effectively over": In an October 2020 op-ed, Yeadon claimed the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK was "effectively over" and that there would be no second wave, which was contradicted by subsequent surges in cases and deaths.
Vaccine safety and necessity: He claimed that COVID-19 vaccines were unnecessary, unsafe, and inadequately tested. Public health organizations and clinical data have proven the vaccines to be safe and effective, with benefits far outweighing the risks.
Infertility claims: Yeadon co-authored a petition in December 2020 that falsely suggested mRNA vaccines could cause infertility in women by targeting a placental protein called syncytin-1. This claim lacks biological plausibility, has been widely debunked, and data from vaccinated pregnant women showed no increased incidence of placental damage or poor fetal outcomes.
Asymptomatic spread: He falsely claimed that asymptomatic transmission of the virus was not possible. Scientific studies have confirmed that people without symptoms can spread the virus.
Lockdowns and masks: Yeadon discouraged lockdowns and the use of face masks, despite evidence for their effectiveness in slowing transmission.
Risk to children: He made a false claim that children were significantly more likely to be killed by the COVID-19 vaccines than the virus itself, a statement found to be baseless by public health officials.
Summary
Michael Yeadon has become a central figure in the anti-vaccine movement, with his past role at Pfizer often cited to lend credibility to his claims. However, his assertions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic have been repeatedly debunked by the scientific and medical community as false or unfounded.
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Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@AmericanAvenger Drop it. You don't know what you're talking about!
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@Nitedoc You are not man enough to tell me to drop anything. Take the L like a man.
gol979 · 46-50, M
It was manufactured but the crux of the matter is bodily autonomy imo. If you wanted to mask up, stay 2m away from other humans, lock yourself in your house for 23 hours a day, inject yourself multiple times with mrna you go for it......and if you dont want to partake in any of that also go for it.
There never should have been a 2 tier society based on these decisions but there was. Didnt partake in government/big pharma decrees you were punished. A gross time in the human story and hopefully many have leant/remembered the age old lesson of bodily autonomy.
There never should have been a 2 tier society based on these decisions but there was. Didnt partake in government/big pharma decrees you were punished. A gross time in the human story and hopefully many have leant/remembered the age old lesson of bodily autonomy.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@gol979 You are confusing several things in your discussion. In general, an individual should have control over their life. However, there is also such a thing as the better good of society. Shouldn't we all look out for the less fortunate in society and help protect them from harm. there are many times when we surrender some control. We have laws in society that set us aside from lower animals. It is impossible to go for a day without the impact we have on others. with a life threatening pandemic, of the possibility of other outbreaks, we need to surrender some control. We need clean air and water, we need a level of immunity to prevent outbreaks of illnesses. One of the greatest advances in modern public health was the invention of vaccines. I was a pediatric resident in the 1960s, that was really not that long ago, but I saw children dying from diseases that most people probably have not even heard of today, other children whose lives were ruined by the side effects of other now preventable illnesses which left them deaf, blind or so physically damaged that they need long term care.
the decrees as you put them, were based on science and to protect you. i suggest that rather that the time being a gross time for what you say, it will be remembered as when a small noisy group did serious damage to the advancement of human life and scientific methods. We are now already seeing thee downstream effect in the measle, and whooping cough outbreaks in several states in the US.
the decrees as you put them, were based on science and to protect you. i suggest that rather that the time being a gross time for what you say, it will be remembered as when a small noisy group did serious damage to the advancement of human life and scientific methods. We are now already seeing thee downstream effect in the measle, and whooping cough outbreaks in several states in the US.
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@gol979 That dark time in America society was driven by Democrats. It was the true great threat to democracy in America. For the first time, freedom was restricted based on something other than race in America. Democrats cried that Trump was the threat while clergymen were arrested for holding worship services, working people had their businesses and their American dream killed, and children lost precious time to grow and learn to prepare for life.
gol979 · 46-50, M
@AmericanAvenger its not just the democrats......your boy donald is just as bad. Locked you down and his self confessed biggest achievement was "operation warp speed" covid injection. This time round he is driving Stargate (in cahoots with the mrna oddballs), $50 billion of your money to clotshot makers astrazenica and another barrel of billions to pfizer
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ThePatientAnarchist · 61-69
@OogieBoogie oh no. I thought you were sensible. 😑
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SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
Dr Yeadon (who left Pfizer in 2011) achieved notoreity in 2020-21 for promoting Covid conspiracy theories via his social media outlets and making several unsubstantiated claims about the efficacy of vaccines. His claim in this video that "there was no pandemic" directly contradicts his announcement in October 2020 (also false) that "the pandemic is over".
Dr Yeadon's thesis is on the respiratory system of rats. He has no professional background in vaccine research and no qualification to speak with authority on the subject.
Dr Yeadon's thesis is on the respiratory system of rats. He has no professional background in vaccine research and no qualification to speak with authority on the subject.
Sarasmiles · 41-45
@SunshineGirl
🥱 Ignorance is a bliss.
🥱 Ignorance is a bliss.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
@Sarasmiles Don't die of ignorance, it is so unnecessary.
Sarasmiles · 41-45
@SunshineGirl
It was a dummy test to see who falls into that category.
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It was a dummy test to see who falls into that category.
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hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
AdmiralPrune · 41-45, M
AdmiralPrune · 41-45, M
Sarasmiles · 41-45
@AdmiralPrune
You must be bot yourself. 🤢
You must be bot yourself. 🤢
AdmiralPrune · 41-45, M
@Sarasmiles This guy didn’t even work for Pfizer for years before the pandemic. Your point is laughable.
Levenrack · 46-50, M
Don't know about a pandemic, but people definitely had the shits, which in turn caused the Great TP War of 2020. If I were smarter, I would have bought a bidet which would have saved money and comfort. 🫤
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Levenrack you and others. It took weeks until everyone understood that it was a potential prpblem, not real.
Levenrack · 46-50, M
@samueltyler2 oh so I actually had it, just didn't realize I should take it from my neighbors. 🤔
I 100% understand what you're saying, I'm just saying I had trouble getting my hands on it, cause the TP supply chain was running into difficulties, supplying my stores.
I 100% understand what you're saying, I'm just saying I had trouble getting my hands on it, cause the TP supply chain was running into difficulties, supplying my stores.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Levenrack yes, the rumor caused a run on the stores.
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@Quimliqer The Chinese unleashed it and will never be held accountable
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout cancer encompasses many diagnoses. There are much better therapies than 50 years ago, many amount to cures. COVID was one virus and the research involved with the vaccines to prevent, not cute it, has been ongoing for over 30 years.
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP
@samueltyler2 hey man… i said nothing sus..
The jabbed will always convince themselves they made the right choice.. even as multitudes of evidence come out about the lies to get them jabs into ppls arms..
The jabbed will always convince themselves they made the right choice.. even as multitudes of evidence come out about the lies to get them jabs into ppls arms..
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout i suggest you reread what you wrote, before you deny it. Maybe erase it so it won't be visible by anyone trading this. What were the lies that you alluded to, that the vaccine was the most thoroughly tested new medication/vaccine in history, the safest and most effective? Care to share the proof that none of that is true?
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@LadyGrace I knew a woman who was a biochemist and she had worked in a medical research facility in Kuwait. She said back around 1990 that they believed that the AIDS virus was deliberately unleashed in Africa in order to reduce the population of Africa. African soldiers who were in POW camps during the Angola War were told that if they wanted to be released to go back home they would have to take a “vaccination”. So of course they did. When they returned home many became truck drivers and spread the virus to prostitutes in different towns and cities along their routes. I believe that Fauci was behind it.
wildbill83 · 41-45, M
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Sarasmiles unlike you I am a scientist, have been involved in research and am following the science.
Sarasmiles · 41-45
@samueltyler2
🥴🤣 Do you want me to believe what you say when you spend years daily on here, a place full of fakers?
🥴🤣 Do you want me to believe what you say when you spend years daily on here, a place full of fakers?
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@Sarasmiles honestly, i could care less what YOU believe. I hope that no one believes what you post because it contains false and dangerous information. If you are even a real person, you should go back and learn science before you try to quote nonsense.
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AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
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