Comments by "" (@boghopper5463) on "The Virus and our Vessels: Inside the Canadian lab shining light on long-term COVID-19 side effects" video.

  1. why don’t we hear anything about the labs investigating the long term effects of the jabs our authorities are giving everyone?
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  2.  @AlricPhoenix  you mean like the ferrets in the original mrna attempts?
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  3.  @cherrypoutines6269  i guess it goes to what is meant by ‘long term’. if you are content with a couple of months being a long time, then ok. if you consider that long term be measured in years, then not so much. i note that problems with thalidomide didn’t show up until well after a year. funny that it should have been recommended for pregnant women with testing over a relevant time frame. sounds a bit familiar, no?
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  4. maybe just one mask when we sleep?
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  5.  @johnathandoehead5670  and so easy on the eyes too!
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  6.  @johnathandoehead5670  i remember that direction from Tam; i was just thinking better safe than sorry.
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  7.  @erictyson5947  more like when not sleeping, nudge nudge, wink wink.
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  8.  @cherrypoutines6269  i think you are mixing real vaccines with this new stuff. we have no idea about long term anything with covid. we have no idea of long term effects from the treatments. there just hasn’t been a long term. for some reason they have shortened up a 10 - 15 year trial period into a couple of months and called it quits. we do know that these new jabs seem to be minimally effective with all current studies showing very low absolute risk reduction and thereby large NNV, number needed to vaccinate. you have to jab about 100 people to see 1 reduction in symptoms, which means that for the other 99, the jab is useless. with the risk from covid being half that of influenza for everyone under 70, i suggest that the unknown risk from the jab is not worth it.
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  9.  @cherrypoutines6269  sorry, i missed on your point about lockdowns. we do know that lockdowns, masking and other restrictions have had no effect on cases, hospitalization or anything. this are just facts derived from multiple control and statistical studies. i could share some with you if you’d like, but there are a lot of them.
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  10.  @erictyson5947  😉
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