Safin Says Corona Is a Plannedemic to Chipify People By Evil Elites

Sigh.

Scoop – it probably is.

Safin’s yarn has been around for years in various forms. I saw a reference to microchip plans etc put out in 2013. But armageddon didn’t happen. And I’m sure by ‘illuminated’ Marat meant ‘illuminati’. Now there’s a thought.

Thought this one would come up – I’d be attacking him too. Am I a leftist? You don’t have to be. We should stop these silly divisions.

These are the diseases I’m immunised against: typhoid, diphtheria, tetanus, cholera, polio, yellow fever, smallpox – maybe one or two others I’ve forgotten. Killers all. Fortunately my parents grew up in the days when there were no vaccines for anything and they made sure we were protected.

Djokovic and his wife are very selfish. What about their children ? They can’t make a choice.

(BTW, I know all the arguments anti-vaxers put up and I don’t care about any of them. The doctor who faked his results linking autism to innoculations was struck off the medical register in Britain but sadly the effects of his criminal misinformation lingers on)

Sweden never closed down: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-19/sweden-says-controversial-covid-19-strategy-is-proving-effective

Is Safin’s theory possible? Yes.

However, from all that I’ve read, the best evidence seems to suggest that this virus escaped from the Wuhan lab. For a “bioweapon,” it’s pretty weak. Something as deadly as SARS or MERS would be more believable if this was planned.

However, I have little doubt that the plans to “chipify” people have been going on for years. So, I believe that many in authority are milking the current situation for all it’s worth.

As for Djokovic, great to see him standing up like a man for what he believes. 🙂 At the very least, players who don’t want to take a vaccine (some people even object to vaccines for religious reasons) should be allowed to apply for an EXEMPTION.

To say that every player *must* take a vaccine or forgo playing in official tournaments, with no exceptions–sorry, that’s dictatorship.

Concerning all the nonsense about the opposition to vaccines being “anti-science,” MIT scientist Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai explains why vaccines are not effective:

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/themaryandsallieshow/2020/01/17/dr-shiva-ayyadurai-on-why-vaccines-can-never-be-effective-host-sallie-elkordy

And according to an independent scientist:

“We have conducted four reviews since the late 1990s. We calculated that you need to vaccinate between 33 and 99 people to prevent a single case of flu, depending on the match between the vaccine and the circulating strains of the virus. I want people held accountable for wasting taxpayers’ money on these vaccines. The reviews have been available for years and nothing has been done.”

Catharine…how can you call Djoker ‘selfish’ for trusting nutritional foods & supplements and the bodies natural immune system – healthy nutrition – vs. putting known toxins into your body (vaccines)? Disagree – fine – but to say he’s selfish….out of line.

“If we give up our guns then they will have all the power, unchallenged tyranny is a scary thing.”

Scoop, thankfully that hasn’t happened yet.

“Sam, Dr Fauci and Birx have not once recommended the public to take vitamin c supplements, vitamin d supplements, focus on healthy nutrition, etc. KNow why? No profits for big pharma or vaccines.”

Right–that’s part of the brainwashing in the standard medical-school education.

“but you have to take care of your body with smart healthy nutrition”

True. Of course, there are certainly times when medication is appropriate. But in general, taking care of your body and building up your immune system, as you’re saying, is the best overall approach.

It seems that doctors are best at emergency medicine. If you cut a huge gash in your arm, or break your leg, you’ll probably get pretty good care–care that you couldn’t give to yourself.

“Jean, Eh beats Sigh. You are the new champ )”

Well, it seems that primitive sounds are suddenly the rage! 😉

George,

“People have forgotten how terrifying polio, measles and smallpox were.”

Yes, but there’s very little evidence that vaccines played any significant part in their eradication, as Dr. Andrew Kaufman (an MIT grad) explains in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHuL7HOC5MI

Let me replace eh with oy

“He basically says that these diseases were well on the decline by the time any vaccines came out.”

I am a physician as well, and I will tell you that is complete nonsense.

Anyone can take a counter position on any subject. Some people still believe the world is flat and that no one landed on the moon.

To believe all those diseases declined on their own at the EXACT SAME TIME that vaccines came out is complete buffoonery.

Dunning-Kruger effect….Scoop, Sam…google it, read about it, look in the mirror and realize you guys are the poster boys for it.

I always crack up how the least bright and successful among us always think they are the smartest. Only they can see all these conspiracies.

The 2 biggest Trump supporters, conspiracy people, in my life are a cousin and a brother in law. Both talk exactly like Scoop and all the other cultists, as if reading from a script.

Both of them have been telling me their various theories for 30 years now. At Thanksgiving and other family events. Both have always thought they were smarter than everyone else in the room.

Meanwhile over those 30 years I have earned 2 college degrees in microbiology. Started, built up, and sold 2 successful business ventures. Had a family. Now at a relatively young age I can do what I want, coach my kid and friends in tennis, travel, enjoy life.

Meanwhile the cousin does odd jobs and lives with my aunt and he is 50 years old. The brother in law sits in a cubical at a job he hates, making little money. Neither ever had a family. Pretty much both have accomplished nothing.

Yet next Thanksgiving they will sit there and tell us all how dumb we are because we are not bright enough to see the same conspiracy stuff that they see. It is seriously comical how the most gullible and least accomplish among us have such a crazy high opinion of themselves and how they have the power to understand the world. I will then get up from the dinner table, return to my fantastic life, while they go back to their computer screens to converse with the rest of the miserable morons who believe the tin foil hat garbage.

Look at the video of any Trump rally, full of the very dumbest among us. Yet I bet you every single one thinks they are absolute super brains. The Dunning Kruger effect in full bloom.

Scoop – well, I don’t trust your conspiracy theories either so we’re square on that.

Hot mike of fake news:
https://twitter.com/goldstatetimes/status/1252390291018878979?s=21

George – Don’t think Trump is an ‘enigma’ – perfectly understandable. But a few should’ve seen him coming.

Americans crack me up – they use ‘left’ to describe people who would be very comfortable in the centre of the Conservative party in the UK.

“Don’t think Trump is an ‘enigma’”

An orange, thin-skinned narcissist who constantly exaggerates and brags about himself is the singular force saving our national sovereignty.

I think Trump is the definition of an enigma…

Yawn, pretty bored with the Trump stuff. The guy’s record and that of his dad and grandfather are easily available. 3rd generation grifter and conman. Had he invested his daddy’s money that was given to him into a stock market index fund, he would be worth about $20 billion by now. One of the worst businessmen of all time, even went broke in Atlantic City with all the permits handed to him. But no use having a discussion with folks that live in a fantasy world like his supporters though. Like I said, the dumbest among us are always the ones who have no clue how gullible they are.

Anyway, how about the CoCo Gauff stuff? She posts on Behind the Racquet that she has been dealing with depression and just wants to go to prom and be a normal girl like her friends. She is holed up at home with her brothers and not even attempting to practice.

Her dad, already being sued by his own mother for ripping her off with a sports bar, goes ballistic. Gets Noah Rubin to replace the original post, remove the word depression. Then dad calls NY Times to say CoCo really did not mean it. Then goes on UTR all access to attempt to change the narrative and focus on player development.

Sounds like a Capriati train wreck coming, without the slams.