You both & your colleagues like you, communicating current best facts, evidence, and research regarding infectious disease & treatments are an example of outreach of sanity in an increasingly insane country.
I ignored the Canadian guidelines and listened to TWiV and insisted on getting Paxlovid from my pharmacy even though I had to pay a big chunk of it myself. I recovered quickly and completely and I'm convinced it helped, although I can't prove it of course. It did leave a bad taste in my mouth for the whole 5 days and no amount of chocolate, peanut butter, or anything else seemed to help but that was a minor inconvenience for the peace of mind.
I live in a red state but our hometown paper is still published and has a ‘right’ and ‘left’ side. I was surprised and delighted to see that this morning the ‘right’ side had an op-ed piece saying there are far more qualified people to head HHS than RFK, Jr. We can only hope he goes the way of Matt Gaetz!
This podcast has been beneficial to me. I am a master's student in Virology, so the podcast provides me with the most updates on viruses, vaccinations, and scientific papers to read.
RFK's negatives far far FAR outweigh the few positives. Anyone can say we should have better and healthier food options, and if he sticks to just that then agreed and good luck explaining to the GOP that it's now OK to tell companies what to do. Remember the GOP spent years screaming that they are adults and can make their own choices when Michelle Obama wanted healthier choices.
Thank you so much for the section on RFK Junior. It is critical to speak up against his lies. I am an internal medicine physician and marvel at the recent advances in science, it is a time to be pro science more than ever! Thank you for your always informative clinical updates, please know that they have helped the patients that I see . Yeah it’s good to know
This was great today. Thank you. One thing I fear slash dread is having to kind of backtrack over all the ridiculous things RFK has said lately and then, done. It's like we have to keep going BACKWARD. I guess what I'm saying is that it's my hope that TWiV can maybe proceed along 2 tracks - one, what you otherwise would have talked about and two, the backtrack-track.
I'd like to address my comment to your respondent Jenna, who wrote about the vaccines for her grandkids. Firstly, brilliant that you're asking questions of people who can answer them with the authority of deep study in the field, rather than family doctors who are, by necessity, generalists. Because they have to work with all sorts of health complaints their knowledge cannot be as broad as those who work in the discipline. Secondly, anyone who's still reading: autism isn't terrible. Most of us living with it have jobs and our own families and nobody even knows we're autistic. It's a brain difference. We're not all Rainman. We're just people, but with superpowers.
Let's be clear autism runs the gambit. For some, it may be a plus for others a slight problem and a number, including my beloved grandson, an extreme disability. Hr is non-verbal, can barely dress himself, and has the self-control of a two year old at age eleven. He is loving and l9ved. Our greatest fear is what will become of him when his parents are gone.
Thank you for yet another episode of highest quality information and balanced advice. Dr Griffin, you I think have become, justly, every listener's favourite clinician 😊 I envy your and Dr Racaniello's ability to give non-judgemental delivery of information and advice not affected by emotion - I would be (and was) responding to individuals spouting vaccine- and Covid- related nonsense with "Yeah, you're an idiot, sit down, be quiet" Thank you so much to both of you for giving your time to educate your listeners.
I’m near 60 but had the measles as a small child. Do I need a booster or am I considered immune? My doctor doesn’t know. I lost some vision and hearing the first time so would rather take precautions. Thank you for these podcasts. I appreciate them.
@@KimIrby serological testing for measles. Your doctor should know how to arrange that. Pragmatic approach, get 1 dose of MMR. That would act as a booster. If you have any immune deficiency discuss with your doctor if you are eligible for a life vaccine
@Suzanne, 58:00 , as a Canadian i don't know if you can use other provinces health care but I thought that Quebec had Novovax. Though the US might be easier combined with other things you can get in the US.
I’m Canadian- an article I read said Health Canada didn’t order Novavax this year because they required a minimum number of doses ( something like 125000 doses- meaning Novavax required this) to send to Canada - apparently there was very little uptake of Novavax, which , I’m thinking was because so many people didn’t know about it - I’m in Alberta and last year would have been required to call 811 to find it at a Public Health Centre- I think of it was at pharmacies and people would be made aware of it there would be much better vaccination rates
I recommend calling Novavax itself. I was told that my area of the U.S. wouldn't be receiving Novavax and I called Novavax directly. They were great and one of our pharmacies then got it in stock. One of the reasons I gave for our need of Novavax is that so many Canadians were coming down to WA to get it since they didn't have it in their country - they were surprised and had no idea that was taking place. (I had an adverse event from mRNA so can only get Novovax now.)
The RFK distortion today is outrageous. He said that beef tallow which was used for decades - which these guys call lard - was healthier than the seed oils now used in McDonald's French fries. All of which is true. That one comment is contorted in this podcast to imply that RFK advocates for all food preparation to be done with lard. Truly outrageous distortion!
Why do you say tallow is more healthful than canola oil? A past president of the American College of Cardiology would probably not agree that saturated fats are a good thing. You can check out what Kim Williams MD says at the University of Louisville if you want to know what an international expert says about animal fats. Just search for Kim Williams MD on UA-cam and you can see his thoughts on why saturated fats from animals or plants are not so great for most people to eat! 😊
According to available data, the average human life expectancy around 1800 is roughly between 29 and 30 years, with a gradual increase to 32 years by the 1900 signifing a relatively short life span throughout the 19th century.
It is really bewildering to hear the incorrect statements that RFK Jr. is quoted as saying. Did he really say that polio and HIV are not caused by viruses? Either way, I agree with him that we should avoid highly processed foods!
Search, 'RFKj conspiracy theories,' and wear a thick diaper when you do. [- He Says The CIA Was Involved In The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy -] He’s made the claim for years, and repeated it recently to Fox News’ Sean Hannity (the federal government’s Warren Commission found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when he shot JFK in 1963, but conspiracies have persisted ever since).
I've noticed that in their eagerness to discredit RFK Jr many people do not give him credit for many things he is right about. I've heard TWIV give out incorrect information about some things.
The excellent Dr Tim Spector has a new name for poor quality food: food like substances! His work and many others as well are showing the importance of beneficial organisms in our gut. Most food like substances are created from highly processed, RoundUp polluted grains and corn based sugars. Our gas stations ( in North America)now have stores that specialize in food like substances . Very colourful packaging , very poor quality sustenance. Sadly RFK started out well, and then got completely compromised by Russian intelligence psych op. The psych op specializes in amplifying alternative to main stream thought. The Russians’ mission is to now kill Americans from inside the U S. After all, they are losing population to the war and Russians fleeing the war. They can’t dominate with a very small population. That is why part of the MAGA people also want to deport millions of Americans. It does not help the U S as then there are no agricultural workers or low end healthcare workers( the manual labour of taking care of people) . Impoverishing the average American is the Russians’ goal. Decreasing American population is also the goal.
I totally don't agree with RFK jr about vaccines . However he's right about the obesity epidemic in the US . The US is going to spend a huge amount of money on problems caused by obesity . It's not enough to just show where RFK jr is wrong and then move on to interesting viruses . What are we going to do about obesity in the US ?
N95 respirators have to be NIOSH certified. The 95% is for particles of 2.5 microns and greater. Let’s remember that it’s 95% not 100%. The concern for re use should include how the user removes the respirator since it’s likely that the surface of the respirator could be a source of fomite contamination. The location where the N95 is used should be also be considered. It there are lots of people in an enclosed area such as a conference with many attendees and taking into consideration the adequacy of the room HVAC ventilation system, the potential of acquiring the infection from a person with asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 could be problematic.
Also, before anyone claims that "masks don't work" because the sars virus is 0.06-0.14 microns lets remember that it travels on droplets, it does not just fly around by itself and infect people like a little mosquito, and the droplets are much much larger and are filtered in N95s.
@karenkaren3189 fair point. 1950s is usually a time when you would be considered to have had measles. But in case of direct exposure risk a booster is a pragmatic and rational approach
I had measles in 1962 when I was 9 years old. It almost killed me and it was incredibly unpleasant and left deep mental scars. After it was over mom asked our old family doctor if I should get the mmr vaccine and he laughed and said, nah, he's vaccinated enough. That sounds fair, but if measles goes epidemic because of political foolishness I'll get the vaccine, just because my own personal experience was so epically negative.
I had measles in 1956 as a kindergartner and can recall how sick I was. I had the mumps in high school, a bad case, just months before the vaccine became available. I assumed I was immune for life. I had to get the MMR vaccine in the 1980s when I took a couple of graduate classes and then in the 1990s when I started law school. I could not find proof that I had had measles.
I looked at his comments on giving infectious disease researchers at the NIH a break. Could just mean a deemphasis while the NIH focuses on the problems that hurt and kill more people than infectious diseases - such as poor diets that lead to obesity and diabetes.
You do understand that as soon as you reduce the pressure on infectious diseases they immediately bounce back? The US is at risk of reintroduction of polio, the establishment of dengue and oropuche, ffs you have spots of plague in SW US.
'No one is safe until everyone is safe' also refers to children in Gaza/Palestine, who have seen polio vax centres bombed by Israelis. Ilan Pape's book: 'The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine' describes how villages and towns were cleared of Palestinians. One trick was to drop some typhoid in the small reservoir and create an epidemic. So blocking medicine/food/water/electricity (with doctors watching patients on ventilators SUFFOCATE) is not new. These tactics go back to the mid 1940s.
Also, the TWiVers this morning are using the age-old trick of mi's-defining placebo when it suits them. A placebo is always neutral. A placebo does not carry the adjuvants!
The fact that you think your listeners are simply agreeing with you is a flaw in your ability to discern complicated social realities, let alone understand the health of many. Samoa : There is no evidence or data that can prove that most of the children that died of measles were not vaccinated. It is well known that some of the children were vaccinated, but there is no official record of how many. Why in holy hell would virologists, epidemiologists, vaccine manufacturers, doctors and public health officials not record the vaccination status of the kids that were affected most by the virus ?
@gribbler1695 perhaps, it is in my opinion that germ theory is nonsense and that the "measles" virus is simply a rash. Rashes can have countless reasons for popping up, most of them involve the environment that the patient was in ( i.e. :heat rash, allergens, toxic soaps, dirty bedding etc) When you start scaring a population about a virus, everyone defaults to thinking they have the virus, logic is thrown out the window, and everyone assumes their kids are going to due. This panic causes chaos in hospitals, and children with mild symptoms of a rash or fever are pumped with drugs and vaccines out of fear. I truly believe that if there was a measles outbreak in Samoa, they could tell us with accuracy that none of the kids were vaccinated, but that's not the case. I encourage you to research germ theory vs terrain theory. :)
Oh. Also, P2025 is not a blueprint for anything. It's a Deloitte report on steroids with little bunting decorations on the page numbers. It's huge because there's a section for each bit of the executive branch, which is vast, but the "here is my report, Ms. Lewis" report on each one is..."thin" is generous. There's a rhetorical attack on anything already designated "woke" in a department, a smattering of other callouts about well-advertised programs, and that's pretty much it. There's a link on the website for finding your own bran'-new federal job that takes you to a thing that's basically an out-of-date phone directory: there's no canny master plan there unless it's the recruiting pipeline to Hillsdale College, where you can sign up to prep for your bran'-new federal job. It would be great if people could stop freaking out about it and just pay attention to what's actually happening, skim off political froth, etc.
80 years? Are you smoking some wild weed? mRNA was discovered 63 years ago. Stop the drugs and read some real books. Start with something easy, "The origin of species" first edition Charles Darwin
How dare they quote his own words! Sarcasm aside, I'd expect you to be at least a little troubled by dead children in Samoa and by Kennedy's subsequent denial that he told anyone not to get vaccinated.
Is it not the case that RFK Jr. is not a doctor? And he is not a scientist? And he says too many things about vaccines that are simply not accurate? What’s wrong with pointing out where Mr. Kennedy has made false statements that very tragically have contributed to people dying or getting sick because they decided not to get measles vaccines? But I completely agree with RFK Jr. that there shouldn’t be TV ads for prescription drugs!
You guys are a treasure. We're so grateful for your expertise and your straightforward information. Thank you!
You both & your colleagues like you, communicating current best facts, evidence, and research regarding infectious disease & treatments are an example of outreach of sanity in an increasingly insane country.
Thank you for all you do!
Wow thank you so much for your support!
I always wave to Dr. Griffin when he says hello.
the Urgent care clinic I went to had doctors who said NO to my request for Paxlovid. dumb, dumb, dumb. SMH!
I ignored the Canadian guidelines and listened to TWiV and insisted on getting Paxlovid from my pharmacy even though I had to pay a big chunk of it myself. I recovered quickly and completely and I'm convinced it helped, although I can't prove it of course. It did leave a bad taste in my mouth for the whole 5 days and no amount of chocolate, peanut butter, or anything else seemed to help but that was a minor inconvenience for the peace of mind.
Thank you for the clinical updates, as always!
I live in a red state but our hometown paper is still published and has a ‘right’ and ‘left’ side. I was surprised and delighted to see that this morning the ‘right’ side had an op-ed piece saying there are far more qualified people to head HHS than RFK, Jr. We can only hope he goes the way of Matt Gaetz!
👏To your hometown paper ! Consensus on the side of sanity !! What’s the paper called; is it online ?
This podcast has been beneficial to me. I am a master's student in Virology, so the podcast provides me with the most updates on viruses, vaccinations, and scientific papers to read.
Good luck in the house of cards !
Another great clinical update! Thanks TWIVerse
Thank you again. 🙌
Even better than usual. Thanks, Vincent and Daniel!
I get excited on Friday nights to go to bed and listen to clinical update 🎉Thanks to everyone who puts this together
RFK's negatives far far FAR outweigh the few positives. Anyone can say we should have better and healthier food options, and if he sticks to just that then agreed and good luck explaining to the GOP that it's now OK to tell companies what to do. Remember the GOP spent years screaming that they are adults and can make their own choices when Michelle Obama wanted healthier choices.
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for the section on RFK Junior. It is critical to speak up against his lies. I am an internal medicine physician and marvel at the recent advances in science, it is a time to be pro science more than ever!
Thank you for your always informative clinical updates, please know that they have helped the patients that I see . Yeah it’s good to know
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This was great today. Thank you. One thing I fear slash dread is having to kind of backtrack over all the ridiculous things RFK has said lately and then, done. It's like we have to keep going BACKWARD. I guess what I'm saying is that it's my hope that TWiV can maybe proceed along 2 tracks - one, what you otherwise would have talked about and two, the backtrack-track.
I'd like to address my comment to your respondent Jenna, who wrote about the vaccines for her grandkids.
Firstly, brilliant that you're asking questions of people who can answer them with the authority of deep study in the field, rather than family doctors who are, by necessity, generalists. Because they have to work with all sorts of health complaints their knowledge cannot be as broad as those who work in the discipline.
Secondly, anyone who's still reading: autism isn't terrible. Most of us living with it have jobs and our own families and nobody even knows we're autistic. It's a brain difference. We're not all Rainman. We're just people, but with superpowers.
Let's be clear autism runs the gambit. For some, it may be a plus for others a slight problem and a number, including my beloved grandson, an extreme disability. Hr is non-verbal, can barely dress himself, and has the self-control of a two year old at age eleven. He is loving and l9ved. Our greatest fear is what will become of him when his parents are gone.
Sent the letter, thank you for this conversation!
Your shows are very appreciated..I listen very carefully, so can share info wi others...Cascade effect....thx again from canada🙏
my favorite Churchill quote
Man occasionally stumbles across the truth, but usually he manages to pick himself up and carry q.
Talk about clearing muddy waters. ✔️
Thank you for yet another episode of highest quality information and balanced advice. Dr Griffin, you I think have become, justly, every listener's favourite clinician 😊 I envy your and Dr Racaniello's ability to give non-judgemental delivery of information and advice not affected by emotion - I would be (and was) responding to individuals spouting vaccine- and Covid- related nonsense with "Yeah, you're an idiot, sit down, be quiet"
Thank you so much to both of you for giving your time to educate your listeners.
I’m near 60 but had the measles as a small child. Do I need a booster or am I considered immune? My doctor doesn’t know. I lost some vision and hearing the first time so would rather take precautions. Thank you for these podcasts. I appreciate them.
@@KimIrby serological testing for measles.
Your doctor should know how to arrange that.
Pragmatic approach, get 1 dose of MMR. That would act as a booster.
If you have any immune deficiency discuss with your doctor if you are eligible for a life vaccine
@Suzanne, 58:00 , as a Canadian i don't know if you can use other provinces health care but I thought that Quebec had Novovax. Though the US might be easier combined with other things you can get in the US.
I’m Canadian- an article I read said Health Canada didn’t order Novavax this year because they required a minimum number of doses ( something like 125000 doses- meaning Novavax required this) to send to Canada - apparently there was very little uptake of Novavax, which , I’m thinking was because so many people didn’t know about it - I’m in Alberta and last year would have been required to call 811 to find it at a Public Health Centre- I think of it was at pharmacies and people would be made aware of it there would be much better vaccination rates
@@nursemarie4819 - Hmm. Believe you're right. It's just them getting rid of old stock. There's no new stock to be had. Nuts.
I recommend calling Novavax itself.
I was told that my area of the U.S. wouldn't be receiving Novavax and I called Novavax directly. They were great and one of our pharmacies then got it in stock.
One of the reasons I gave for our need of Novavax is that so many Canadians were coming down to WA to get it since they didn't have it in their country - they were surprised and had no idea that was taking place.
(I had an adverse event from mRNA so can only get Novovax now.)
The RFK distortion today is outrageous. He said that beef tallow which was used for decades - which these guys call lard - was healthier than the seed oils now used in McDonald's French fries. All of which is true.
That one comment is contorted in this podcast to imply that RFK advocates for all food preparation to be done with lard. Truly outrageous distortion!
Where's the data on seed oil being bad for us?
Why do you say tallow is more healthful than canola oil? A past president of the American College of Cardiology would probably not agree that saturated fats are a good thing. You can check out what Kim Williams MD says at the University of Louisville if you want to know what an international expert says about animal fats. Just search for Kim Williams MD on UA-cam and you can see his thoughts on why saturated fats from animals or plants are not so great for most people to eat! 😊
@@patriciagiles5833 the Zoe health study by professor Tim Spector. He's an NHS doctor and researcher. He recommends extra virgin olive oil.
@@patriciagiles5833 I'd recommend Nina Teicholz' "The Big Fat Surprise".
According to available data, the average human life expectancy around 1800 is roughly between 29 and 30 years, with a gradual increase to 32 years by the 1900 signifing a relatively short life span throughout the 19th century.
How can you say lie? You need telepathy to know what's in RFK Jr's mind right at this moment (NYT reporting standards)
When do you ever give people advice on how to mitigate symptoms ? The answer is always get a shot, it's insane.
It is really bewildering to hear the incorrect statements that RFK Jr. is quoted as saying. Did he really say that polio and HIV are not caused by viruses? Either way, I agree with him that we should avoid highly processed foods!
Search, 'RFKj conspiracy theories,' and wear a thick diaper when you do.
[- He Says The CIA Was Involved In The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy -]
He’s made the claim for years, and repeated it recently to Fox News’ Sean Hannity (the federal government’s Warren Commission found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when he shot JFK in 1963, but conspiracies have persisted ever since).
I've noticed that in their eagerness to discredit RFK Jr many people do not give him credit for many things he is right about. I've heard TWIV give out incorrect information about some things.
The excellent Dr Tim Spector has a new name for poor quality food: food like substances! His work and many others as well are showing the importance of beneficial organisms in our gut. Most food like substances are created from highly processed, RoundUp polluted grains and corn based sugars. Our gas stations ( in North America)now have stores that specialize in food like substances . Very colourful packaging , very poor quality sustenance. Sadly RFK started out well, and then got completely compromised by Russian intelligence psych op. The psych op specializes in amplifying alternative to main stream thought. The Russians’ mission is to now kill Americans from inside the U S. After all, they are losing population to the war and Russians fleeing the war. They can’t dominate with a very small population. That is why part of the MAGA people also want to deport millions of Americans. It does not help the U S as then there are no agricultural workers or low end healthcare workers( the manual labour of taking care of people) . Impoverishing the average American is the Russians’ goal. Decreasing American population is also the goal.
@@jonnash5196 Why do you think he deserves praise for saying thing that may correct. That's a low bar.
I totally don't agree with RFK jr about vaccines . However he's right about the obesity epidemic in the US . The US is going to spend a huge amount of money on problems caused by obesity . It's not enough to just show where RFK jr is wrong and then move on to interesting viruses . What are we going to do about obesity in the US ?
N95 respirators have to be NIOSH certified. The 95% is for particles of 2.5 microns and greater. Let’s remember that it’s 95% not 100%. The concern for re use should include how the user removes the respirator since it’s likely that the surface of the respirator could be a source of fomite contamination. The location where the N95 is used should be also be considered. It there are lots of people in an enclosed area such as a conference with many attendees and taking into consideration the adequacy of the room HVAC ventilation system, the potential of acquiring the infection from a person with asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 could be problematic.
Also, before anyone claims that "masks don't work" because the sars virus is 0.06-0.14 microns lets remember that it travels on droplets, it does not just fly around by itself and infect people like a little mosquito, and the droplets are much much larger and are filtered in N95s.
So 95% for particles above 2,5 microns, AND 0% for anything smaller than that, like a virus.
How long is the MMR Vaccine good for. I had it when I was a kid. I was born in 1965 in The UK.
Don't see my response anymore, so TLDR
If you only had one shot, get a 2nd.
I was born in the 1950’s. When my community experienced a measles outbreak in 2019, I got another shot
@karenkaren3189 fair point.
1950s is usually a time when you would be considered to have had measles. But in case of direct exposure risk a booster is a pragmatic and rational approach
I had measles in 1962 when I was 9 years old. It almost killed me and it was incredibly unpleasant and left deep mental scars. After it was over mom asked our old family doctor if I should get the mmr vaccine and he laughed and said, nah, he's vaccinated enough.
That sounds fair, but if measles goes epidemic because of political foolishness I'll get the vaccine, just because my own personal experience was so epically negative.
I had measles in 1956 as a kindergartner and can recall how sick I was. I had the mumps in high school, a bad case, just months before the vaccine became available. I assumed I was immune for life.
I had to get the MMR vaccine in the 1980s when I took a couple of graduate classes and then in the 1990s when I started law school. I could not find proof that I had had measles.
30:15 to 34:19 N95 reuse discussion of study. Still 94% efficient after 5 shifts despite study conclusions.
I looked at his comments on giving infectious disease researchers at the NIH a break. Could just mean a deemphasis while the NIH focuses on the problems that hurt and kill more people than infectious diseases - such as poor diets that lead to obesity and diabetes.
You do understand that as soon as you reduce the pressure on infectious diseases they immediately bounce back?
The US is at risk of reintroduction of polio, the establishment of dengue and oropuche, ffs you have spots of plague in SW US.
'No one is safe until everyone is safe' also refers to children in Gaza/Palestine, who have seen polio vax centres bombed by Israelis. Ilan Pape's book: 'The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine' describes how villages and towns were cleared of Palestinians. One trick was to drop some typhoid in the small reservoir and create an epidemic. So blocking medicine/food/water/electricity (with doctors watching patients on ventilators SUFFOCATE) is not new. These tactics go back to the mid 1940s.
Horrific!
Do you still have the place you rented for a studio?
Also, the TWiVers this morning are using the age-old trick of mi's-defining placebo when it suits them. A placebo is always neutral. A placebo does not carry the adjuvants!
The fact that you think your listeners are simply agreeing with you is a flaw in your ability to discern complicated social realities, let alone understand the health of many.
Samoa : There is no evidence or data that can prove that most of the children that died of measles were not vaccinated. It is well known that some of the children were vaccinated, but there is no official record of how many. Why in holy hell would virologists, epidemiologists, vaccine manufacturers, doctors and public health officials not record the vaccination status of the kids that were affected most by the virus ?
Poor safety measures at the clinics and hospitals may have been a factor too, since measles is incredibly infectious.
@gribbler1695 perhaps, it is in my opinion that germ theory is nonsense and that the "measles" virus is simply a rash. Rashes can have countless reasons for popping up, most of them involve the environment that the patient was in ( i.e. :heat rash, allergens, toxic soaps, dirty bedding etc)
When you start scaring a population about a virus, everyone defaults to thinking they have the virus, logic is thrown out the window, and everyone assumes their kids are going to due. This panic causes chaos in hospitals, and children with mild symptoms of a rash or fever are pumped with drugs and vaccines out of fear. I truly believe that if there was a measles outbreak in Samoa, they could tell us with accuracy that none of the kids were vaccinated, but that's not the case. I encourage you to research germ theory vs terrain theory. :)
Oh. Also, P2025 is not a blueprint for anything. It's a Deloitte report on steroids with little bunting decorations on the page numbers. It's huge because there's a section for each bit of the executive branch, which is vast, but the "here is my report, Ms. Lewis" report on each one is..."thin" is generous. There's a rhetorical attack on anything already designated "woke" in a department, a smattering of other callouts about well-advertised programs, and that's pretty much it. There's a link on the website for finding your own bran'-new federal job that takes you to a thing that's basically an out-of-date phone directory: there's no canny master plan there unless it's the recruiting pipeline to Hillsdale College, where you can sign up to prep for your bran'-new federal job. It would be great if people could stop freaking out about it and just pay attention to what's actually happening, skim off political froth, etc.
What
@@Hdc2390 Would you care to elaborate on what you're confused about? Like ask a complete, answerable question?
Check your maps. Kentucky vs West Virginia
Immunity?
And carrots
Did the mRNA data get released that was withheld for about 80 years?
80 years? Are you smoking some wild weed?
mRNA was discovered 63 years ago.
Stop the drugs and read some real books. Start with something easy, "The origin of species" first edition Charles Darwin
There was no RNA vaccine research 80 years ago.
{{Citation needed}}
mRNA was discovered 61 years ago. Your timeline is a bit off
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 he's talking about the vaccine data that pfizer was trying to keep private for 75 years.
It’s all about more of you vilifying Kennedy with falsehoods.
How dare they quote his own words! Sarcasm aside, I'd expect you to be at least a little troubled by dead children in Samoa and by Kennedy's subsequent denial that he told anyone not to get vaccinated.
Kennedy and is a loon
Is it not the case that RFK Jr. is not a doctor? And he is not a scientist? And he says too many things about vaccines that are simply not accurate? What’s wrong with pointing out where Mr. Kennedy has made false statements that very tragically have contributed to people dying or getting sick because they decided not to get measles vaccines? But I completely agree with RFK Jr. that there shouldn’t be TV ads for prescription drugs!
you are making zero sense! shame on you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If for you they make no sense.
That tells us a lot about you.
@@PifflePrattle :)
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