Comments by "Roger Scott Cathey" (@rogerscottcathey) on "UnHerd" channel.

  1. Alex is an egocentric popularizer, opportunist and an exaggerator, but that doesn't qualify as justification to utterly ban anyone from even talki g about him. It is absurd in the extreme what has been done to this film maker. Ridiculous
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  2. Nice. You might edit it to add quotation marks at the opening, since it becomes somewhat dubious when the statement about actions in "1913", lol
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  3. Gee, he described your extreme reaction to a tee. Interesting.
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  4. Gads, intellectuals are sooo boring.
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  5. "Expertise" in science, scientific method, etc. is irrelevant when a personal leaning biases one towards some political philosophy. Everything will be bent to that end. So saying one never mentions or permits personal beliefs relative "science" is disingenuous in the extreme. Iows, she's lying. A choice tree or divisional chart of what's best for any individual or family has, in communistic reasoning, to be best for party leaders and supposed party ends. And such always justifies sacrifice to party as uppermost, person and family be damned
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  6. What do mean 97% smoking gun? Smoking gun usually suggests a valid area to look at or evidence something possibly probative was in proximity in time or distance. Maybe you meant smoke and mirrors, or . . I'm just not clear what you meant by that phrase
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  7.  @andrewbaldwin4454  : 1913, 1914, a simple typo. Strain at a mote, swallow an elephant. I simply advised that the opening quotation marks were missing. Otherwise you'd think the commenter was over a 110 years old. Dubious until you see the close quotations, and book title. Lol
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  8. "metaphysics" is a fake, meaningless word.
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  9. That was before pharma decided people were better lab rats.
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  10. Elderly people had been experiencing adverse events by the thousands from standard flu vaccines long before the mRNA jabs. 2007 and 2008 were particularly bad for elderly being jabbed.
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  11. Win what? second prize? The booby prize? RFK is our next President
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  12. In every pandemic there is a percentage who never get sick or only mildly. Have these exceptions ever been assiduously studied, their diets, their exposure, their genetics? Practically zero. Vaccination is an industry. It stems from an intentional hiding of what exactly is operating in resistance to disease agents, be they parasites or viruses. We know now that the most important molecule for disease resistance is a coenzyme: hydrocyanic acid. So-called vitamin B17. How this is so is derived from a Yale study in 1910 by two biochemists: Mendel and Blood, who showed by meticulous and repeated experiments is an activator and accelerator of the function of the digestive enzyme of papaya. And this function will even reactivate that hydrolase after inhibition by flouride or other inhibitor. This function extends to all hydrolases. The founders of immune theory, Metalnikov and Metchnikoff both rejected contact cells, or white blood cells are the primary basis of immunity, instead they accepted that the digestive enzymes in the blood and lymphatic systems was the primary basis of immunity. Digestive enzymes are true meaning of humoral immunity. Dr. John Beard showed that these systemic hydrolases are also the basis for resolving cancers. These facts have been resisted by Rockefeller-based big pharma philosophy of profit over science.
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  13.  @cnrspiller3549  : I see.
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  14. Masks without goggles and ear plugs, stupid. Flushing a toilet aerisolizes viruses as efficiently as a sneeze, especially those high pressure toilets. Remember faeces are the richest sources for active virus 🦠. They float into the air, land on faucet handles, towel dispensers, waft out the bathroom door, get into your hair, ears, eyes, clothes, and everything. Lol. Funny thing: saliva destroys virus glycans, so a sneeze isn't as rich in active virus as aerosolized faeces
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  15.  @andrewbaldwin4454  : You're still talking about this?
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