is anyone else getting the sense that had most of these health officials lived 700 years ago, they'd have been dominican inquisitors traveling the countryside with thumbscrews to root out apostates and heretics? https://t.co/AAZXEvGTQb

— el gato malo (@boriquagato) December 18, 2020

WRONG!

South Dakota instituted neither and an almost identical pandemic curve is visible.

Remember, if there is no control group, it isn't science

(2/2) pic.twitter.com/ec1glEeOrk

— Matt Strauss, MD (@strauss_matt) December 18, 2020

Will we ever find out what’s happening in nursing homes immediately after vaccinating the residents?

Nurse faints immediately after taking experimental Covid-19 vaccine.

Rushed experimental biological agents like this should not be mandated upon anyone. Meaning airlines, employers, schools, nor the government can ever tell anyone else they must take an experimental vaccine! pic.twitter.com/UIelzjE6Sh

— Dr. Simone Gold (@drsimonegold) December 18, 2020

Take that into account when you weigh whether to get the jab.

Back in March, many voices speaking from the mainstream propaganda outlets demanded a “medieval” approach to fight COVID. I think that’s what we ended up receiving.

If they were more modern and scientific, they would have killed the mink! https://t.co/9GqGzh24Xx

— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) December 18, 2020

This is amazing: “The fundamental thing is to guarantee liberty”. Not something you’d hear from too many U.S. politicians these days. The President also insisted that mask-wearing should be purely voluntary.

Just remember – if given the chance – most every reporter would gladly take up a blowtorch and weld you in your home and then go on skipping off to their job – bragging about it. https://t.co/gXKfXGxrkg

— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) December 18, 2020

An Alaska nurse received the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine and immediately went into anaphylactic shock. I have a very bad feeling that the public isn’t being sufficiently informed about this extremely alarming risk:

“The patient was treated for anaphylactic shock, with first one, then a second dose of epinephrine, before being put on an epinephrine drip and steroids, a standard treatment for anaphylactic shock, Jones said. The patient also received antihistamines. The patient had no history of allergic reactions to vaccines before this, said BRH spokesperson Katie Bausler in an email.”

One point about vaccines that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: the way in which we discuss vaccines is completely different from the way in which we discuss any other medical procedure. If I question the safety of Tylenol, I’m not accused of being “anti-Tylenol”. If I point out various side-effects of any other drug or medication, I’m not accused of being anti-Science.

But with vaccines, it’s a different story. People are holding up vaccines as almost an object of worship, hence the strange absolutist language surrounding this medical procedure. Why are we allowed to question other medical interventions, but not this specific one? It’s because the public has unwittingly backpedaled into a secular religion surrounding them.

The propaganda shouldn’t be this obvious.

You're a professional but don't know when you have an empty syringe?

Allegedly, this is the first COVID-19 vaccinations at UMC this week. pic.twitter.com/E6yMYplnfk

— Hotep Jesus (@HotepJesus) December 17, 2020

Chris Christie recently had COVID, and recovered. It was apparently hard on him, unsurprisingly due to his weight and obvious health problems. What lesson did he learn from this? That he should exercise personal responsibility and take better care of his body? Nope. He demands that everyone wear a mask, because it is apparently everyone else’s fault that he had such a bad time with a mild infection, not his.

Chris Christie with the public health announcement. The simulation has jokes. https://t.co/YyWSCm4Pir

— Jordan Schachtel (@JordanSchachtel) December 17, 2020