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BigE's avatar

Double unvaxxed. Unboosted. Maskless.

Stocked with IVM and HCQ.

Armed. Always.

Merica baby.

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The Ungovernable's avatar

Vitamin C, D2, Sunshine, daily exercise, Daily bible reading! 🙏

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BigE's avatar

Amen to that. How about Jesus and Nathaniel? I love that. Hundreds of years they remember Jacob's (Israel's) dream. They don't understand the stairway. Then Jesus with "ascending and descending on The Son of Man". BAM! He must have enjoyed watching Nathaniel's expression.

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JS's avatar

I hope you're stocked with units dosed in 5.56, as well.

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BigE's avatar

Old school. Knee deep in 30-30 and 9mm. Para bellum.

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Codebra's avatar

Going through covid at our house right now. 11 year old daughter is positive. Moderate fever yesterday and spent part of day in bed. Today she's playing with her 9 year old sister normally. Younger daughter, wife and myself all testing negative. I've started FLCC protocol but so far feel perfectly fine. Not exactly the Black Death around here. Everyone unvaxxed except wife, who was coerced by government -- career would have been terminated.

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Barbls's avatar

She should do the FLCCC preventive protocol. If you can't get horse dewormer, they suggest a black cumin seed oil supplement. My vaccinated niece started getting colds on a regular basis after she vaxxed. Last time she used the FLCCC protocol as well as Dr. Peter McCullough (sp?) nasal wash. She was 90% better in a day. 100% in two. Follows the preventive protocol and hasn't been sick for quite a while now.

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Tank Hough's avatar

Don't tell her about the vax effects on her DNA (Dr. Robert Malone). Very sad.

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Dave's avatar

Just make sure you have a pulse oximeter. I know a 59 & 79 yr old males who thought there cold was just a bad cold, well they tested late, + & did not have a pulse ox. Time was not there friend, oxygen levels dropped to low for them to be saved. They passed.

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Handsome Pristine Patriot's avatar

67 year old curmudgeon here.

Other than becoming openly pissed at a lot more people that I used to tolerate, I have done pretty much nothing different in the last two years.

No mask (except an old dirty paint respirator I used to get thru the door at the local deli). No fake Ford Pinto injections. No social distancing except for the ones that avoid me, (usually the ones I'm pissed at).

I did gamble some funds to order IVM and supporting compounds from India, just in case.

No problems with the India company, but US customs sure studied that package for four weeks.

Wife and I got what we think was C19 back in September when Delta was all the rage, and I started us on the Ziverdo Kit within hours of the sniffles starting.

I had been exposed to someone that had been exposed to a bad case of Covid.

All three of us started the sniffles, and all three got over it within five days.

BTW, we saved the bad case, and within two weeks he was back to normal as well

Oh! One more thing that changed was that I stopped watching Fox after they helped throw the corrupt election.

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Jo Highet's avatar

The response to 2020 tells you all you need to know - I’m with ya

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PamelaDrew's avatar

That was fascinating and the blue face is awesome and gears in all manners always a favorite. As kids we had a darkroom and many hours spent dis-assembling broken clocks and watches to make contact prints.. super fun memory from a time when cast offs were the engines of our creativity and imaginations, thanks! :~)

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Duchess's avatar

Unvaxxed. Work with young kids. Not been sick once. Hug my students. Touch everything they touch. Have the entire time. Dont distance. Only one in my school NEVER SICK. Not once. All my colleagues vaxxed. All out sick. Repeatedly.

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The Ungovernable's avatar

How did I not know you did watch repair threads? As an amateur horologist, now I’m excited!

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Charles Eisenstein's avatar

Have you seen the Telegram channel "They Say Its Rare"? Thousands upon thousands of tweets from people or friends & family who were harmed.

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Keven Mosley-Koehler's avatar

This is somewhat related. Hubby and I never vaxxed. A few weeks ago he got Omi and was fine in a week...what troubling me is I tested negative throughout and after his illness. I also had no symptoms...so does this mean my immune system fought it off? Or that I had natural immunity from getting it at a time I was completely unaware? I'm very healthy including taking key vitamins recommended by AFLCCC

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Quakeress's avatar

I think you can't really tell - but what I can say from what I see in my friends' families is that within families, there are usually some people (or one person) who get(s) it and some who don't - whether it natural immunity through contact with other corona viruses or whether they have already got antibodies from previous contact with COVID-19, is not clear at all.

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Al X G's avatar

Anything to do with faulty perhaps bogus covid tests?

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carol ann's avatar

Give up on the testing?

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Al X G's avatar

Surely you’ve read by now about how the inventor of the PCR said it should never be utilized to diagnose any specific virus. Too bad Dr Mullis died before the plandemic started.

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Handsome Pristine Patriot's avatar

Certain anti-body mechanisms have memories from previous (as in years and decades previously) infections.

I think I read somewhere that a survivor of the 1918 flu was tested in the late nineties, and still showed robust immunity80 years later.

I, myself, was terribly sick in the early nineties with "the flu".

Thought I'd die.

Since that time, I've had very little flu sickness.

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Catharina Noest's avatar

77 year old female here. I am unvaxxed and will remain so, no matter what. Luckily I’m retired so no pressure from a work place. However, here in Canada I have not been able to eat in a restaurant, attend performances of any kind, go to a cinema or museum, for a long time. Cannot go on a plane. Go swimming or to the gym. Unbelievable! Have lost some friends, but others, all vaccinated, are indifferent to my status. My family is all vaxxed, but all accept me as the odd one out. To keep myself healthy, I lost 26 lbs., and take a full array of supplements, D, C, Zinc, etc. At least I can still go out for walks!

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Handsome Pristine Patriot's avatar

Interestingly, I spoke with a lady from Perth-Andover NB over the border from my state.

She said that in order to buy food, she had to get an appointment from the town office to get thru the door of the grocery store.

She's fully injected.

Another lady from Moncton NB was visiting relatives in my area for snowmobiling.

Also fully jabbed.

She wouldn't say how she crossed the border, but she did say she wasn't going back.

It's thoroughly disgusting what Turdo is doing to your country.

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Rosemary B's avatar

Oh my gosh, your watch repairs are exciting. I need to take my Schatz clock apart, it is not working. I am not sure why.

I did indeed get the vaxx last spring. I feel foolish and regret it. My father (age 98) lives in a fancy retirement community Ashby Ponds. All wealthy people, private company. Anyway, they required the vaccine and I did get it just for that reason. Otherwise they were actually, and tragically forbidding entrance. Thinking back it was cruel. Many very good employees quit.

Anyway, after the second vaccine, yeah, my arm was sore, I came home increased liquid nourishment, and tylenol. Went to bed in the evening, the next morning I woke up in a crumpled cramped ball of pain. every bone in my body ached. I also had tinnitus and a head ache. The two last symptoms continues for about 10 - 12 days. I felt like garbage. I could not move around without feeling dizzy and some strange sounds in my ears. I did not have a fever, or I just did not take it.

The "bone pain" turned out to be tendonitis in my shoulders, knees, flexor tendons in my hips, and elbows. I still have it. I can move around and I do, I exercise daily, but the inflammatory process has not changed. Some nights I wake up a few times with hip pain.

I have been to several doctors and physical therapy. There are no lab changes, I had a CT scan, several xrays, - I just get stiff. My knees, oh my gosh, I am never not having stiffness and pain. I am going to a new ortho doc next week.

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rjt's avatar

Did you have your case reported, to VAERS if you are in USA?

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Rosemary B's avatar

Sadly, no. I mentioned my initial reaction to the second shot to two doctors. They just stood there and said “ohh”

Needless to say, I did not get the booster.

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Bud's avatar

You can file a report yourself. Unless it has changed reports are not restricted to physicians. Mandatory reporting is restricted to a very narrow set of conditions.

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rjt's avatar

For sport , report them to your state licencing board! (AutoPhil almost fixed my comment to "licking board.'" Glad I proofread.)

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Datagal's avatar

Your story is amazing, and so sad. Did they jab your 98 year old father? Is he okay? You may want to read the Vax Detox Guide. I think it’s put out by the World Health Council. Also, fish oil is a good anti inflammatory. I take 5000 units of Nordic Naturals brand daily. That’s 5 big capsules. That brand is very pure I’ve been told.

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Rosemary B's avatar

thank you for your suggestion, Datagal. I will look into this.

My father was vaxxed, also with pfizer. He also got the booster in November (I did not)

My daddy is incredible. in 1943 he was living in Holland with his dad and mom and brother and sister, they were poor. My dad was the "breadwinner" and going to school. He was always very diligent and hard working. His dad was kind of lazy, and his mom was a beautiful lady but not very "useful" Anyway, in 1943 the nazis came into Holland and he was taken up in a razzia. He was gathered up and put on a dark boat and they went to Germany, northern part. He lived with other POWs in a building, yes, he got lice, and ate barely anything. His job was to clean up rubble (probably bombed out stuff? He has told me so many stories. When the war was over, he and some other guys walked all the way home. to Rotterdam It took two weeks

Anyway, he and mom met after the war,

My dad got a job in the US in 1947, long happy life, he was an accountant for NATO, which was a very cushy job.

So, these people have lived a long life, they are sturdy, and I would say my daddy is very sturdy. Back in 2013 didn't we have some huge flu thing? or maybe 2014. Anyway, mom got really sick and wound up in the hospital. Daddy and I just got a little bit sick, they were prescribing that Tamiflu to everyone (pharma bonus) I could not take the pill because it was awful, made me sick in two days, I gave the rest of them away to a friend that was freaking out.

This whole Covid thing is the biggest hoax. Every year people die from SARS Covid

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Datagal's avatar

Your father sounds amazing. What a survivor! I just lost my own father last month, at 97!

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Rosemary B's avatar

sorry for the long sobby story. Geez.

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carol ann's avatar

Why sorry? You got jabbed so you could continue to see your mother and now have on-going health issues. That sounds like you love your mother. Your story is not sobby or self-absorbed. I hope some of the suggestions made by others are helpful. Best Wishes

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Quakeress's avatar

You are a man of many talents (and surprises), Eugyppius! :-)

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Brahms's avatar

My grandfather repaired clocks (and watches.) He used to have a big wind-up clock in a corner with pine cones for weights. The clock gave deep booming chimes very hour. Then someone gave my grandfather a cuckoo clock as a gift, so my grandparents lived with boom, koo-koo, boom, koo-koo every hour for awhile. Soon enough it drove my grandmother crazy and (she wrung the cuckoo’s neck) my grandfather disabled it. Fun memroies :)

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Abner Knight's avatar

MAKE CRAFTMANSHIP GREAT AGAIN!

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NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter's avatar

containment or escapement!?

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ChrisC's avatar

Flanker, known humorously as F-15ski because of stolen US technology incorporated in the design. Soviet designed mid-80's era air superiority fighter. Ukraine has about 2 dozen operational flankers and they are apparently flying combat air patrol missions in support of the invasion resistance. Social media has shown at least one being shot down. Ukrainian news agency reported a Russian flanker variant (SU-30) shot down over the Black Sea today.

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eugyppius's avatar

fantastic comment, thank you

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Vxi7's avatar

The aircraft on the cover does not exist. It is although a very good design resembling the most iconic design elements of Russian fighter jets. I would say the closest we could get to it is a mix of MIG-29/25.

Regarding copying west? I suggest you to read a bit about Adolf Tolkachev ;) Maybe the superiority of western tech will be not so amazing to you anymore.

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Cynthia Bowers's avatar

What an interesting person you are!

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