Joe Rogan- Dr Malone Podcast

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1/14/2022 5:53am
I just saw on twitter Mathes said Joe Rogan is “right wing” and Dr. Malone is a liar. Wow didn’t realize Mathes was one of those guys. Yikes.
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1/14/2022 6:39am
I just saw on twitter Mathes said Joe Rogan is “right wing” and Dr. Malone is a liar. Wow didn’t realize Mathes was one of those...
I just saw on twitter Mathes said Joe Rogan is “right wing” and Dr. Malone is a liar. Wow didn’t realize Mathes was one of those guys. Yikes.
Does it matter?

He (Mathes) regularly lets his political positions, and vaccine positions, slip a little but he's very careful to not get mired down in the weeds on this while he's on the air.

The whole "he's one of them" mentality is the whole freakin problem here.

Disagree with people and treat them like human beings, worthy of respect, grace, consideration, second chances, and everything else positive.
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1/14/2022 7:52am
I wonder if this decision from 2017 was a good idea or a bad idea?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42426548

The US government has lifted a three-year ban on making lethal viruses in the lab, saying the potential benefits of disease preparedness outweigh the risks.
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1/14/2022 9:01am
early wrote:
I wonder if this decision from 2017 was a good idea or a bad idea? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42426548 The US government has lifted a three-year ban on making...
I wonder if this decision from 2017 was a good idea or a bad idea?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42426548

The US government has lifted a three-year ban on making lethal viruses in the lab, saying the potential benefits of disease preparedness outweigh the risks.
Checkout the RFK Jr book on Fauci, Gates, etc. It goes into all of this and more and plenty of citations to back up what is presented.
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1/14/2022 7:29pm
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How many of you that are pushing ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies have actually paid for and taken these things? I’ll have the free vaccine and booster...
How many of you that are pushing ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies have actually paid for and taken these things? I’ll have the free vaccine and booster that is specifically designed for the virus, thank you
$14 for my prescription. I dont nay like a horse or have worms either
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1/19/2022 7:14am
An interesting thing to keep an eye on as we head into the prime winter sports season is if there is an increase in heart related issues at ski areas. Alot of people go out skiing off the couch and it can be alot more strenuous on your cardio system than some people are used to, especially if you travel to an elevation significantly higher than where you live. The vaccination rate of skiers is probably relatively high for socio-economic reasons. Boosters are probably only 1-3 months old. If there was significant cardio danger from the vaccine it would probably show up at ski resorts.
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1/19/2022 10:20am
Shoveling snow gets a lot of people. We got 27 inches two days ago. ER was bumpin with chest pain. Happens all the time. Be careful !
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1/20/2022 7:47am
borg wrote:
Just in case some of you are feeling very secure in your vaxxed status:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(22)0009…
I feel duped more than anything. Gave in to the pressure from work and friends who wouldn't hang out with the unvaxxed. At this point it has proven itself useless for someone healthy who has already had covid. No booster for this guy.
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1/20/2022 7:30pm
I saw on the news today that the CDC actually ( finally ) stated , that " Natural immunity " was better than any of the shots.

People on here argued with me when I said it. My own doctor told me this months ago , and said the people pushing these damn shots were ignoring past studies. Welp......guess what? Seems as though my doctor was correct.
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1/22/2022 12:11am
jeffro503 wrote:
I saw on the news today that the CDC actually ( finally ) stated , that " Natural immunity " was better than any of the...
I saw on the news today that the CDC actually ( finally ) stated , that " Natural immunity " was better than any of the shots.

People on here argued with me when I said it. My own doctor told me this months ago , and said the people pushing these damn shots were ignoring past studies. Welp......guess what? Seems as though my doctor was correct.
They also admitted to the sham of hospital cases being admitted "for" covid and "with" covid. The "covid death" toll is complete bullshit too and will eventually come out

I feel there has to be massive court cases looming for this
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1/22/2022 7:57am
borg wrote:
Just in case some of you are feeling very secure in your vaxxed status:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(22)0009…
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but the vax seems to protect from serious illness. Did I miss something?

I still don't regret getting vaxxed. I also don't begrudge those that haven't. Just seems to me that the risks are higher in getting some immunity from catching Covid, vs. getting some immunity from the vax. That's me and opinions are like butt holes. Wink
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1/22/2022 9:00am
borg wrote:
Just in case some of you are feeling very secure in your vaxxed status:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(22)0009…
ns503 wrote:
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but...
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but the vax seems to protect from serious illness. Did I miss something?

I still don't regret getting vaxxed. I also don't begrudge those that haven't. Just seems to me that the risks are higher in getting some immunity from catching Covid, vs. getting some immunity from the vax. That's me and opinions are like butt holes. Wink
You're correct brother #503. It does state that the strongest immunity out there is someone who got the vax AND had covid both , is the strongest protection , against having either / or.
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1/22/2022 9:39am
borg wrote:
Just in case some of you are feeling very secure in your vaxxed status:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(22)0009…
ns503 wrote:
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but...
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but the vax seems to protect from serious illness. Did I miss something?

I still don't regret getting vaxxed. I also don't begrudge those that haven't. Just seems to me that the risks are higher in getting some immunity from catching Covid, vs. getting some immunity from the vax. That's me and opinions are like butt holes. Wink
jeffro503 wrote:
You're correct brother #503. It does state that the strongest immunity out there is someone who got the vax AND had covid both , is the...
You're correct brother #503. It does state that the strongest immunity out there is someone who got the vax AND had covid both , is the strongest protection , against having either / or.
"The mild to moderate course of illness suggests that full vaccination followed by a booster dose still provides good protection against severe disease caused by omicron. However, we cannot exclude long-term sequelae of COVID-19. Furthermore, our findings are limited to a low number of individuals in relatively young and otherwise healthy individuals (n=7)."

I take that to mean that it's not conclusive. Mostly because the sample was small and all the participants were healthy and relatively young. I like that they don't make any proclamations outside of what is obvious here. I'm still looking for good scientific data to confirm that being vaxxed lessens the severity. What I have seen so far is generalized data issued by hospital administrators. We know what that's worth.
If anybody has a link to a verifiable peer reviewed study in that regard, I would like to see it.
I'm also double jabbed but as of yet not boosted. In view of this information the current Pfizer booster has no effect on Omicron. Besides I got sick the day after Xmas like a great many other people around here including my daughter. I was not able to get tested so I don't know for sure that it was Omicron.
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1/22/2022 3:17pm
ns503 wrote:
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but...
I read through that. I'm not a med person, but seems to me the only conclusions made were that yes you can still catch Covid but the vax seems to protect from serious illness. Did I miss something?

I still don't regret getting vaxxed. I also don't begrudge those that haven't. Just seems to me that the risks are higher in getting some immunity from catching Covid, vs. getting some immunity from the vax. That's me and opinions are like butt holes. Wink
jeffro503 wrote:
You're correct brother #503. It does state that the strongest immunity out there is someone who got the vax AND had covid both , is the...
You're correct brother #503. It does state that the strongest immunity out there is someone who got the vax AND had covid both , is the strongest protection , against having either / or.
borg wrote:
"The mild to moderate course of illness suggests that full vaccination followed by a booster dose still provides good protection against severe disease caused by omicron...
"The mild to moderate course of illness suggests that full vaccination followed by a booster dose still provides good protection against severe disease caused by omicron. However, we cannot exclude long-term sequelae of COVID-19. Furthermore, our findings are limited to a low number of individuals in relatively young and otherwise healthy individuals (n=7)."

I take that to mean that it's not conclusive. Mostly because the sample was small and all the participants were healthy and relatively young. I like that they don't make any proclamations outside of what is obvious here. I'm still looking for good scientific data to confirm that being vaxxed lessens the severity. What I have seen so far is generalized data issued by hospital administrators. We know what that's worth.
If anybody has a link to a verifiable peer reviewed study in that regard, I would like to see it.
I'm also double jabbed but as of yet not boosted. In view of this information the current Pfizer booster has no effect on Omicron. Besides I got sick the day after Xmas like a great many other people around here including my daughter. I was not able to get tested so I don't know for sure that it was Omicron.
It's a step in the right direction that CDC even acknowledged Natural immunity. The largest , by far study ever done on this virus , was done in Israel , and had over 2 million subjects involved.

Their findings.....found that Natural immunity was 13 times more robust then the vax itself. There isn't another study on planet earth that even comes close to this , and it's the reason why the CDC and WHO are back peddling to save their ass.

Let's also consider that the testing itself was botched from the start!! The tests couldn't tell the difference between Covid , the normal flu , Influenza A or B ( and one other one I can't remember ) . The survival rate is also much much higher. I myself know a good dozen people who got sick , lost their smell and never even got tested. They knew they had it.

Bottom line.....the Israel study included everything. Vaxxed , un-vaxxed , age groups , race , age , adverse affects , ect.....

This whole thing was so mismanaged , people don't even know for sure what other's died of. " With " or " From " is another huge botch job.

THIS is why the Israel study massively disputes what we have recorded here , Europe , Australia , ect.....
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1/23/2022 9:45am
The trust the science crowd are now trying to ignore the fact that the science they were trusting was completely misleading, and the real science has been censored and swept under the carpet the whole time.
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1/23/2022 10:26am
Tell me why the nfl puts protocols in place that make more sense than the government of experts?
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1/25/2022 6:19am
Shoveling snow gets a lot of people. We got 27 inches two days ago. ER was bumpin with chest pain. Happens all the time. Be careful...
Shoveling snow gets a lot of people. We got 27 inches two days ago. ER was bumpin with chest pain. Happens all the time. Be careful !
It's nature's stress test
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1/25/2022 3:24pm
Shoveling snow gets a lot of people. We got 27 inches two days ago. ER was bumpin with chest pain. Happens all the time. Be careful...
Shoveling snow gets a lot of people. We got 27 inches two days ago. ER was bumpin with chest pain. Happens all the time. Be careful !
It's nature's stress test
ML512 will let anyone back on this board !!!

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