Let's dabble in a little vaccine conspiracy theories

[kjfreeze]

What have y'all got? And no alien stuff either!

Take the dark-tech of DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), its civilian counterpart BARDA (Biomedical Advanced Research & Development), the stealth-ness of nanotechnology, the Gates Foundation funded “Quantum Dot Tattoo” aka “mark of the beast,” and combine it with micro-needling as an inoculation platform that is conceived from how snakes inject their venom into their prey, and nanogels that can connect with external technologies outside your body like smart phones, the cloud or other smart devices (5G from satellites), and what do you have? Answer: Moderna’s new RNA vaccine against COVID-19 coronavirus.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/08/no_author/the-vaccine-from-hell/

https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/we-reject-the-offical-narrative-about-the-covid-19

 

[Billabong4356]

What have y'all got? And no alien stuff either!

Take the dark-tech of DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), its civilian counterpart BARDA (Biomedical Advanced Research & Development), the stealth-ness of nanotechnology, the Gates Foundation funded “Quantum Dot Tattoo” aka “mark of the beast,” and combine it with micro-needling as an inoculation platform that is conceived from how snakes inject their venom into their prey, and nanogels that can connect with external technologies outside your body like smart phones, the cloud or other smart devices (5G from satellites), and what do you have? Answer: Moderna’s new RNA vaccine against COVID-19 coronavirus.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/08/no_author/the-vaccine-from-hell/

Nope. Gator1776 MD has told me not to worry. He’s gotten the jab twice. And he runs an entire emergency room when he’s not running these boards. Which is odd to me, I wouldn’t think an intellectual MD would spend his free time mingling with the posters of a college football board. But I’m just a humble small biz owner with a lowly Bachelor of Science in Management with a certificate of Small biz ownership and entrepreneurship.

Speaking of Gates, isn’t one of those technologies you mentioned above filed under the patent 060606? Idk about aliens but Gates definitely worships Moloch or Set or the devil or however you wish to coin it.

 

[BSC911]

Nope. Gator1776 MD has told me not to worry. He’s gotten the jab twice. And he runs an entire emergency room when he’s not running these boards. Which is odd to me, I wouldn’t think an intellectual MD would spend his free time mingling with the posters of a college football board. But I’m just a humble small biz owner with a lowly Bachelor of Science in Management with a certificate of Small biz ownership and entrepreneurship.

Speaking of Gates, isn’t one of those technologies you mentioned above filed under the patent 060606? Idk about aliens but Gates definitely worships Moloch or Set or the devil or however you wish to coin it.

It sounds like you are more than qualified to speak on infectious diseases. I mean, you do have a science degree (LOL), not to mention a certificate.

 

[kjfreeze]

It sounds like you are more than qualified to speak on infectious diseases. I mean, you do have a science degree (LOL), not to mention a certificate.

Which is way more than you have. As for me, I only have two letters after my name: DC, which is 2 more than you as well, right?

 

[BSC911]

Which is way more than you have. As for me, I only have two letters after my name: DC, which is 2 more than you as well, right?

Which is why I count on people like 1776 for his opinion on this matter, although he is clueless on economic matters.

And yes, you should know more about physiology matters than I. Have I ever disputed that?

 

[kjfreeze]

Which is why I count on people like 1776 for his opinion on this matter, although he is clueless on economic matters.

And yes, you should know more about physiology matters than I. Have I ever disputed that?

Quire honestly, the MD or DC doesn't represent a definitive outcome of thought. There is so much room for disagreement, and rightly so.

 

[BamaFan1137]

Which is why I count on people like 1776 for his opinion on this matter

If he disagreed with you on this matter you would be calling him a quack. You've always been very good about agreeing with experts who agree with you, haha.

 

[NavigatorII]

If he disagreed with you on this matter you would be calling him a quack. You've always been very good about agreeing with experts who agree with you, haha.

He would NEVER diss Hamburger University. 😄

 

[Billabong4356]

Quire honestly, the MD or DC doesn't represent a definitive outcome of thought. There is so much room for disagreement, and rightly so.

I’ve got a lot of respect for Chiros. I’ve been fortunate enough to live just down the street from one of the best in the country. He’s been helping me thru the issues I have with my L4 and L5 which has allowed me play more golf again. Are you familiar with Dr. Gerry Mattia?

 

[fatman76]

I’ve got a lot of respect for Chiros. I’ve been fortunate enough to live just down the street from one of the best in the country. He’s been helping me thru the issues I have with my L4 and L5 which has allowed me play more golf again. Are you familiar with Dr. Gerry Mattia?

I need to see mine badly. Let my hanmies get too tight and my lower back is pissed at me.

My guy is totally blind and he’s a magician. Uses a hydraulic table and usually only has to hit me a few times and I’m good as new. Never puts anyone on a program. $35 cash only, no insurance.

 

[Billabong4356]

It sounds like you are more than qualified to speak on infectious diseases. I mean, you do have a science degree (LOL), not to mention a certificate.

Hey twat. Anyone who goes to a real college and gets a real degree (biz, engineering, anything pre-med) has a BS. But before you failed out of McDonald’s university I’m guessing you attempted to get a liberal arts (bachelor of arts) degree like women’s studies from Santa Fe? No wait. Santa Fe is a respected community college. I’m guessing you failed out of something like Hillsboro county CC.

 

[Billabong4356]

I need to see mine badly. Let my hanmies get too tight and my lower back is pissed at me.

My guy is totally blind and he’s a magician. Uses a hydraulic table and usually only has to hit me a few times and I’m good as new. Never puts anyone on a program. $35 cash only, no insurance.

The propensity for humans to have back issues really brings into question any concept or evolution to me. Bad backs, skin cancers caused by the sun, and our need for sunglasses all make you wonder how we evolved from mammals that don’t suffer or need any of these. Must be that whole “missing link” that still hasn’t been found that can explain these anomalies.

 

[BamaFan1137]

The key to good back is a good front. Cliché and sorry about that but it is so true, at least for me.

I had L4 - L5 issues and even had the surgery. No relief...none. After a few years of that BS i said screw it and started to do situps, despite the diagnosis of a degenerative back meaning they did not recommend that type of workout.

My first workout session i managed 3/4's of one sit-up 🤣...then 5...then 10...then 25. Now I can do 200 and typically do 1,000 of some type of abdominal exercise every other day.

No more back pain...but my stomach hurts like hell every other day for some reason. 😁

 

[kjfreeze]

I’ve got a lot of respect for Chiros. I’ve been fortunate enough to live just down the street from one of the best in the country. He’s been helping me thru the issues I have with my L4 and L5 which has allowed me play more golf again. Are you familiar with Dr. Gerry Mattia?

In Orlando? No, but I looked him up and he's been practicing since 1977. Holy cow! I graduated high school then. I've been practicing since 1990.

 

[kjfreeze]

I need to see mine badly. Let my hanmies get too tight and my lower back is pissed at me.

My guy is totally blind and he’s a magician. Uses a hydraulic table and usually only has to hit me a few times and I’m good as new. Never puts anyone on a program. $35 cash only, no insurance.

We had a blind chiro here in my town. I have a patient that went to him. She said he was fantastic as well. He started checking her spine and asked if she were a natural blond. Freaked her out because she is a natural blond.

 

[kjfreeze]

The propensity for humans to have back issues really brings into question any concept or evolution to me. Bad backs, skin cancers caused by the sun, and our need for sunglasses all make you wonder how we evolved from mammals that don’t suffer or need any of these. Must be that whole “missing link” that still hasn’t been found that can explain these anomalies.

You're a funny guy. Missing link from evolving from mammals. "Come on man."

 

[Billabong4356]

You're a funny guy. Missing link from evolving from mammals. "Come on man."

What can I say? I am imperfect. Primates. We evolved from primates (a type of mammal) whom did not suffer such issues. BTW, am I the only one who finds it odd we evolved from primates when every primate on this planet has 24 sets of chromosomes for 48 total and we have 23 sets for 46 total? Also, our chromosomes 1 and 2 seem to be "fused" together. Some bit of evolution if you ask me. But that's just what the science shows. Prolly also can be explained with the "missing link"

 

[BamaFan1137]

We had a blind chiro here in my town. I have a patient that went to him. She said he was fantastic as well. He started checking her spine and asked if she were a natural blond. Freaked her out because she is a natural blond.

I can understand how that could happen at a gynecologist but a chiropractor?

 

[NavigatorII]

I can understand how that could happen at a gynecologist but a chiropractor?

I can generally tell natural blondes from non natural without actually knowing. The roots easily give it away. It's not a slam dunk with dirty blondes though, unless their hair is severely damaged. That's when you know it's colorized.

 

[fatman76]

We had a blind chiro here in my town. I have a patient that went to him. She said he was fantastic as well. He started checking her spine and asked if she were a natural blond. Freaked her out because she is a natural blond.

This guy is like Mr Miyagi

First time I went I hurt my back over swinging my driver. I could barely walk in that Monday.

He said my spasms were too bad to do much but he hit me a few times and told me to come back Thursday. I felt worse leaving and wondered what I had done to myself.

Come Thursday I felt so good I didn’t want to go back but did anyway. Same deal, I left in more pain and wondering why I didn’t leave well enough alone,

That same Sunday I played 18 relatively pain free. A little sore but able to swing normally. He’s the only chiro I’ve ever seen so I can’t compare, but he’s so efficient and good I’m not going to try anyone else.

 

[martycat1]

Take a Chiropractor and a DO if needed and you will see a big difference if you happen to come upon certain issues. With a Chiropractor, you will rarely have to see a DO.

 

[jfegaly]

Which is why I count on people like 1776 for his opinion on this matter, although he is clueless on economic matters.

And yes, you should know more about physiology matters than I. Have I ever disputed that?

Same reason we come to you for the best times to come thru the drive thru

 

[martycat1]

Take a Chiropractor and a DO if needed and you will see a big difference if you happen to come upon certain issues. With a Chiropractor, you will rarely have to see a DO.

KJ: I tried to think of words of how a DO does medicine. (Goes to the source) But will you help me?

 

[BCSpell]

From Fox News today: Vice President Kamala Harris claimed in a new interview that the Biden administration is "starting from scratch" on a national vaccination strategy amid the coronavirus pandemic, despite Dr. Anthony Fauci saying otherwise last month.