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2021-09-20 at 11:12 AM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Pulling more shit out of your ass?
Quote where I ever quoted Bill Gates.
You just make shit up and don't expect to get challenged on your crap, don't you.
Who do you think you are, Donald Trump?
Johns Hopkins is run by the self-professed eugenicist and fraud, Bill Gates, dummy. You tried to label his "numbers" as credible. -
2021-09-20 at 11:25 AM UTC
Originally posted by Donald Trump
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/07/26/nigerian-jummai-naches-legs-amputated-in-u-s-after-pfizer-covid-19-jab/
https://vermontdailychronicle.com/2021/08/09/mainstream-media-blackout-continues-for-jummai-nache/
Meanwhile the Pfizer shot, which did all this damage, is turning out to be less than 50% effective. They initially claimed it was 90%+ effective. Pfizer lied and people died.
we should have a serious, vaxx adverse reaction thread.
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2021-09-20 at 10:13 PM UTCMaking
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Business Insider
The daughter of an unvaccinated man who died of COVID-19 says Tucker Carlson and misinformation 'played a role' in his vaccine hesitancy
kmclaughlin@businessinsider.com (Kelly McLaughlin,Eliza Relman)
The daughter of an unvaccinated man who died of COVID-19 spoke to CNN about her father.
Katie Lane said her father "watched some Tucker Carlson videos on YouTube" concerning vaccines.
She said her 45-year-old father wasn't opposed to all vaccines, but was influenced by misinformation.
The daughter of an unvaccinated man who died of COVID-19 told CNN's "New Day" on Monday she believes Fox News host Tucker Carlson and misinformation "played a role" in her father's vaccine hesitancy.
Katie and Evan Lane spoke to "New Day" about their father, 45-year-old Patrick Lane, who recently died from the virus.
"He wasn't by any means far-right. He was right in the middle, and he consumed media from both sides, and just some of the misinformation on one of those sides made him hesitant," Katie Lane said. "He was going to wait for FDA approval, but by the time that Pfizer had been approved, it was already too late."
Anchor John Berman later said Katie Lane had said "one media source in particular" impacted her father's vaccine hesitancy, and asked her to clarify.
"He watched some Tucker Carlson videos on YouTube, and some of those videos involved some misinformation about vaccines, and I believe that that played a role," she said.
Both Katie and Evan are vaccinated, and Katie said that her father said he "wished he was vaccinated" during his final call with his wife.
"His final words to my step-mom on a Facetime call was that he wished that he was vaccinated," she said.
Carlson, a right-wing commentator and the country's most-watched cable news host, has for months spread false and misleading information about the COVID-19 vaccines and has refused to reveal whether he's been vaccinated.
He has repeatedly baselessly suggested that the COVID-19 vaccines "don't work," hosted guests on his airwaves to undermine faith in the vaccines and other public health measures, and has called the Biden administration's door-to-door vaccination efforts "the greatest scandal in my lifetime, by far."
Carlson has also advocated against college students getting COVID-19 vaccinations and aggressively condemned vaccine mandates and passports. Several other prominent Fox hosts have also promoted vaccine skepticism and misinformation.
Fox's role in promoting false and misleading information about the vaccines is particularly dangerous as its audience is disproportionately older and at higher risk of serious illness and death from COVID-19.
A Fox News spokeswoman declined to comment on the record for this story. -
2021-09-20 at 10:18 PM UTCimagine actually taking an article like that at face valueThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-09-20 at 10:19 PM UTCMaybe we
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A song goodby and good riddance to the idiots
Newsweek
Passengers Sing 'Hey Hey Hey Goodbye' as People Kicked Off Flight for Not Wearing Masks
Thomas Kika
American Airlines removed several passengers from a flight on Friday following an lengthy dispute over face masks. As they left, some remaining passengers celebrated their departure with a song.
The incident occurred on a Houston-bound plane waiting for takeoff at Miami International Airport, according to WFLA in Florida. By the time the unmasked passengers were removed from the craft, the flight had been delayed for nine hours, though it is unclear how much of that delay was related to the mask issue. Newsweek has reached out to American Airlines to clarify this point, and whether two or three passengers were removed.
While the individuals left the plane, a group of passengers started singing lyrics from the 1969 song "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" by Steam. The singing was captured on video and shared on Twitter by the account @ONLYinDADE.
Three people kicked out of American Airlines flight in MIA that had already been delayed for 9 hours. Two for not following mask rules and another person for arguing with them | #ONLYinDADE ig: dreatrev pic.twitter.com/OeNt3H6O05
The Twitter account also claimed that only two of the passengers were removed for refusing to wear masks, while the other was removed for getting into an argument with them about the matter.
American Airlines confirmed that two passengers were removed for violating masks rules in a statement sent to The Independent that did not mention a third passenger.
"Prior to takeoff, American Airlines Flight 1469, with service from Miami (MIA) to Houston (IAH), returned to the gate to deplane two customers who failed to comply with crew member instructions and refused to adhere to federal face covering requirements," the statement read. "We thank our team members for their professionalism and apologize to our customers for the inconvenience."
Federal mask mandates in place in the U.S. currently require travelers to wear face masks at airports and on planes to protect against COVID-19. These rules will remain in place until at least January 2022.
Last week, American Airlines removed a mother and her two-year-old from a flight set to depart the Dallas-Fort Worth area when the child was unable to wear a mask. The mother later revealed that this was due to her child's asthma, which American Airlines said that it was not aware of. The mother, Amanda Pendravis, called the incident "the most humiliating/traumatizing experience."
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a considerable uptick in unruly behavior from air travelers, with failure to comply with mask mandates being a frequent issue. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby recently said that his company banned nearly 1,000 passengers due to such behavior since the pandemic began. He also noted that such incidents had dropped by around half since the start of 2021. -
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Daily Mail
'Unmasked, unmuzzled, unvaccainated' mother-of-four dies of COVID
Carly Stern For Dailymail.com
A California mother-of-four who was outspoken against vaccines and masks has died of COVID-19.
Kristen Lowery, 40, from Escalon, California, 'unexpectedly' passed away on September 15th, according to a GoFundMe page raising money for her funeral expenses.
In screenshots taken from Facebook, family members say she lost her battle against COVID-19 — after frequently posting content protesting vaccines and labeling herself 'unmasked and unmuzzled' and a 'free thinker.'
Lowery's Facebook profile has since been set to private, but screenshots have been posted on Reddit and other sites.
Lowery had made use of political borders for her profile photos, including one reading 'Unmasked, unmuzzled, unvaccainated, unafraid. Together we win.'
Another read: 'Free Thinker. Question everything. Research mandatory.'
She also appears to have gone to some sort of protest or anti-vaccine event holding a sign reading 'Give voice to the vaccine injured.' In the photo, she also wore a shirt proclaiming herself to be an 'ex-vaxxer' and reading: 'I trusted them. Never again.'
Yet another photo was lined with a border reading 'Moms for Liberty.' Lowery was mother to four school-age children, Tayden, McKenna, Ella, and Ryenn.
Lowery had made use of political borders for her profile photos, including one reading 'Unmasked, unmuzzled, unvaccainated, unafraid. Together we win'© Provided by Daily Mail Lowery had made use of political borders for her profile photos, including one reading 'Unmasked, unmuzzled, unvaccainated, unafraid. Together we win'
But earlier this month, her sister, Cassie, wrote on Facebook that Lowery was 'in the hospital fighting for her life against Covid and pneumonia.
'My sister has a long life left. We need you here, sissy. Your kids love and miss you so much. Please don't give up,' she wrote.
She also warned that this wasn't 'political' and she was uninterested in hearing anyone's opinions on vaccines.
Then, last week, two family members posted on Facebbok that Lowery 'died from covid,' with her aunt mourning that her 'heart is breaking for her 4 kids.'
'So many people need her here, but God must have special plans for her in heaven,' her aunt wrote.
On a GoFundMe page that has reaised over $11,000 for her funeral, a loved one also shared the new, which is 'devastating to everyone that knew her.'
'Kristen was a beautiful and amazing woman but more than that she was a phenomenal mother who always, ALWAYS put her children first,' she wrote.
'She lived for her children (Tayden, McKenna, Ella, and Ryenn) and loved being their mother more than anything in her life.
'She was full of life and loved her friends and family fiercely. She was the kind of person that even if she didn't have anything she would give the shirt off of her back to anyone in need. She was everything that was good and kind.
'Her passing leaves a big hole in many of our lives and she will never be forgotten but will be greatly missed,' reads the page. -
2021-09-20 at 10:34 PM UTCstick it!!! in your ass faggot
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