I think I have delta
POSTED BY: dreamtrove
UPDATED: Monday, August 12, 2024 16:32
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Originally posted by dreamtrove:
Rev. 15.7Quote:
belteshazzar wrote:
And one of the four beasts gave unto the seven angels seven golden vials full of the wrath of God, who liveth for ever and ever.
I figure those seven are named
Alpha made in some lab in china w/tony fauci, is the mark of the beast
Delta in the vax, is the blood of the dead man
Lamba is the vax for delta, and is the rivers of blood (hemorrage)
? some fever of fire (some anti brain fever)
? some gnawing of tongues (MS has this feature and is autoimmune)
? some parched earth, dehydrating disease*
Omega = small pox
*this will be deadly, most people don't take dehydration seriously enough
Delta variant is airborne, because at Delta, we love to fly, and it shows.
Don't you miss the days when all we had were pro-brain fevers?
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Vaccinated People: "You need to get muh vaccination shots that don't work because I got muh vaccination shots that don't work and I'm afraid of people that didn't get muh vaccination shots that don't work because muh vaccination shots that don't work don't work."
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
DT, I wouldn't worry about "catching" the SARS-Cov2 vaccine. If it would be possible to make an infectious SARS-Cov2 vaccine, then all that would be necessary would be to vaccinate some people and then have them come in contact others. That hasn't happened.
I'm sure it's possible, and it looks like that's more likely with the Janssen. But the real question is the direct motivations and fears of the perpetrators. If they're more concerned with sterilizing all the peasants, they'd make it contagious. If they're more concerned with getting it themselves, they wouldn't.
I think they want it not to be contagious because of the degree to which they're pushing for 100%. Hence the Papers Please Nazi Pass. I suspected immediately that 70% herd immunity target would be abandoned as soon as we got there, and 100% push would replace it, because it's how the NWO works.
Still that might be why the Janssen version 1 got pulled, and the new Janssen is just rebranded Moderna.Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
However, I WILL add that, according to this article, scientists are working on "self-spreading" vaccines based on the genetically engineering a viral vector.
Yes, self spreading vaccine is just called bioweapon.
We need biodefense before we get there
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
However, I WILL add that, according to this article, scientists are working on "self-spreading" vaccines based on the genetically engineering a viral vector.Quote:
Scientists are working on vaccines that spread like a disease. What could possibly go wrong?
Well, their 'self-spreading vaccine' examples weren't vaccines (even though in the end they acted like vaccines). They were intentionally released viruses to conduct bio-warfare against other species, like spreading rabbit disease in Australia to eliminate rabbits. To note about that example, iirc the rabbit population crashed about 90%. But since viruses aren't 100% (not even the feared Ebola or Marburg), the rest of the rabbits survived except now they have population immunity.
In that example, the point is that in the transition to the rabbit viruses becoming less overall deadly, the rabbits suffered mightily.
[This has nothing to do with anything except how Hantavirus Sin Nombre became a dominant strain in parts of the US: Hantavirus isn't primarily a disease of people, it's one of deer mice (and a few other rodent species), and plays an important part of their ecology. At some point a population of wild mice became infected. And their population probably crashed. It was likely a population generally protected from population pressures from other mice, due to an isolated location. The surviving mice were then immune due to individual exposure followed by population immunity. One mechanism btw is that nursing pups get antibodies in milk, and become armored against Hantavirus Sin Nombre. So a population of deer mice now exists compatibly with Hantavirus - spreading it easily in their excretions, but without for the most part becoming ill themselves. That population slowly expanded out of its natural range. And now wherever it encounters a naive (unexposed) population of deer mice, the naive population becomes infected and dies ... and the resistant mouse population takes over the territory.]
It's a logic-based theory that a pathogen can't be both highly contagious AND virulent. Because it would spread rapidly, kill all of its hosts off in short order ... and then die itself for lack of hosts.
But evolution doesn't 'think'. A pathogen doesn't say to itself 'oh I need to be milder to not rapidly kill off all my hosts before they have a chance to spread me'. Instead it runs through as many scenarios as evolve over time until the right combination of contagiousness and virulence is stumbled on that allows enough of the hosts to survive to keep the pathogen going.
And as rabbit viruses and Hanta virus shows, the transition of a new pathogen to a milder disease that's more transmissible can be EXTREMELY rough on the host population.
Anyway, anybody who thinks that a transmissible vaccine will stay within bounds is intensely stupid, no matter how technically 'smart' they may be. And the same has always been true for any bioweapon. It'll come back to bite you in the a$$.
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Once in our history, the world-wide population of human beings skidded so sharply we were down to roughly a thousand reproductive adults. One study says we hit as low as 40.
Forty? Come on, that can't be right. Well, the technical term is 40 "breeding pairs" (children not included). More likely there was a drastic dip and then 5,000 to 10,000 bedraggled Homo sapiens struggled together in pitiful little clumps hunting and gathering for thousands of years until, in the late Stone Age, we humans began to recover. But for a time there, says science writer Sam Kean, "We damn near went extinct."
https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2012/10/22/163397584/how-human-b
eings-almost-vanished-from-earth-in-70-000-b-c
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Meteors and asteroids, volcanoes and ice ages, earthquakes and volcanoes, shifting magnetic protection and a cranky sun, floods and droughts, earth orbit wobble and the moon's influence, viruses and bacteria.
Nature has thrown a lot at the planet.
But everything else - widespread poverty despite helpful technology, toxics and trash everywhere, global warming ... that's us doing that to us and there's nothing else to blame.
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Quote:If you had gone to link, you'd read: Human genes record a "bottleneck" or a drastic narrowing of genetic diversity 70,000 years ago. David Quammen's new book Spillover is about people pushing into forests, swamps and places where viruses have been hiding. Those viruses are now beginning to cross over into horses, pigs, bats, birds and, inevitably, they threaten to "spillover" into us. For a virus, or bacteria, 7 billion potential hosts look like a fantastic opportunity.
Originally posted by 1KIKI:
Meteors and asteroids, volcanoes and ice ages, earthquakes and volcanoes, shifting magnetic protection and a cranky sun, floods and droughts, earth orbit wobble and the moon's influence, viruses and bacteria.
Nature has thrown a lot at the planet.
But everything else - widespread poverty despite helpful technology, toxics and trash everywhere, global warming ... that's us doing that to us and there's nothing else to blame.
In his new book Spillover, Quamman writes:
We're unique in the history of mammals. We're unique in this history of vertebrates. The fossil record shows that no other species of large-bodied beast — above the size of an ant, say or an Antarctic krill — has ever achieved anything like such abundance as the abundance of humans on Earth right now.
But our looming weight makes us vulnerable, vulnerable to viruses that were once isolated deep in forests and mountains, but are now bumping into humans, vulnerable to climate change, vulnerable to armies fighting over scarce resources.
1kiki, most humans have always lived like they're idiots and because of that, they die idiotically. The smarter humans will do what they can about climate change, for example, while the rest of humanity does not one damn thing to help. The stupider humans will make it worse because they want to be free to do as they please.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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DOOD, you're trying to tell me something I've known about for decades.
And you post is irrelevant to me.
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Quote:Everyone I know in Texas who defends Trump thinks of themselves as smart. Every one of them. They will tell me over and over about how smart, wise, cautious, careful, brave, moral, etc they are. But I know how they live, outside of their politics. They do not demonstrate the qualities they brag about having in the way they live. They have endless struggles that smarter people easily avoid.
Originally posted by 1KIKI:
DOOD, you're trying to tell me something I've known about for decades.
And you post is irrelevant to me.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Quote:What does this have to do withe either 1) the topic at hand or 2) KIKI?
1KIKI:
DOOD, you're trying to tell me something I've known about for decades.
And you post is irrelevant to me.
KIKI: Everyone I know in Texas who defends Trump...
MORE irrelevance from SECOND!
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.
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Quote:It is not irrelevant. DreamTrove is crazy. Craziness can be a problem:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:Quote:What does this have to do withe either 1) the topic at hand or 2) KIKI?
1KIKI:
DOOD, you're trying to tell me something I've known about for decades.
And you post is irrelevant to me.
KIKI: Everyone I know in Texas who defends Trump...
MORE irrelevance from SECOND!
Quote:Signym, also relevant, I have never known a crazy person who was self-aware to their own craziness. They will tell you they are sane, but just not feeling completely well at the moment.
Originally posted by dreamtrove:
Rev. 15.7Quote:
belteshazzar wrote:
And one of the four beasts gave unto the seven angels seven golden vials full of the wrath of God, who liveth for ever and ever.
I figure those seven are named
Alpha made in some lab in china w/tony fauci, is the mark of the beast
Delta in the vax, is the blood of the dead man
Lamba is the vax for delta, and is the rivers of blood (hemorrage)
? some fever of fire (some anti brain fever)
? some gnawing of tongues (MS has this feature and is autoimmune)
? some parched earth, dehydrating disease*
Omega = small pox
*this will be deadly, most people don't take dehydration seriously enough
Delta variant is airborne, because at Delta, we love to fly, and it shows.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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