Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "" video.

But these mitigation measures have ALWAYS been a distraction, one way or another. Their purpose has been far more psychological than practical and I remain utterly bemused that so many of you good people have been so continually fooled.
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@jamonit7169 They aren't bad guys I guess and Rocket has something resembling a sense of humour, which is rare among paranoid lefties. Our paths have crossed several times and we've had some relatively interesting chats, but they've both run out of steam now and have descended to childish and repetitive insult. Ah well....
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Not for much longer. He's lost his public pulling power and that was the only reason he got the job.
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@Liz_for_PM_again Largely through the air in the form of aerosols. These are impossible to totally contain and it needs only a relatively small percentage of them to evade the rather pathetic obstacles we place in their path for them to carry on merrily infecting and reproducing in their thousands of billions.
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@Liz_for_PM_again Idiocy prevailed. An umbrella full of holes doesn't keep off the rain.
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@rocketscience4516 You hear voices? Are visited by aliens? This is all starting to add up.
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@Liz_for_PM_again 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 as opposed to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 is still quite a lot.
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@rocketscience4516 I have a go-to guy when it comes to mathematical matters. Name of Professor Norman Fenton. If you want to understand why your undoubted ability to count on your fingers has little to do with the rules of probability and questions of risk assessment I suggest you put the aliens back in your toy cupboard and check on one or two of his videos. The latest is especially good.
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@rocketscience4516 Ah well, as long as you are comfortable in your world of delusion and arrogance, who am I to deny you peace? Back you go to talking to your toys then.
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@Yeknodathon Goa? Uttar Pradesh? Singapore? Japan? Vietnam?
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@Yeknodathon It is always difficult to know what tone to take when talking to small children.
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@jamonit7169 Heavyweights? Those two? Gimme a break!
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@Yeknodathon You (and presumably Reuters) have failed to take note of the fact that in early August Dr. Haruo Ozaki, Chairman of the Tokyo Medical Association, made a widely publicised speech recommending the use of Ivermectin. He is greatly respected and although the PDMA did not put Ivermectin on their list (doubtless out of fear of upsetting Big Pharma thugs) people in their tens of thousands ordered it in from India. The wave broke around twelve days after Dr Ozaki's speech. Delta waves at that time in several Asian locations have followed similar patterns. Emboldened by the example of Uttar Pradesh where, despite the usual protestations from Big Pharma lackeys, many senior health officials have been handing out Ivermectin in specially designed kits, people in Singapore, and Vietnam followed the same procedure, official approval or not. In Goa the government not only approved of the strategy but actually bought in supplies and handed them out to everyone over the age of 18. In all cases the Delta wave broke about twelve days after the first dosages began.
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@rocketscience4516 You really have surrendered, haven't you? I expect the story you refer to is just another of the MSM's convoluted takes on the Maricopa audit. I'm really not that bothered. As I think I may have said to you before, history has overtaken the 2020 fraud and it will be left to history to unpick the complexities of the chicanery involved. Why do you always believe what you are told by authority figures, by the way? You are so easily fooled by simple conjuring tricks. People like you remind me of puppy dogs who can be persuaded into their kennels simply by banging on a tin plate with a spoon. My policy is to disbelieve everything I am told, especially when an ulterior motive for the telling of it can easily be discerned.
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@Yeknodathon Just another Big Pharma lackey then. And you're not even getting paid for it. What a sucker you are!
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@Yeknodathon Big Pharma controls the public health of the entire planet, more or less. It is motivated solely by profit and has control over all research and all publications relating to that research. Any research which might affect profitability is discarded and any real world data which may undermine the profitability of its products undergoes immediate and relentless disparagement, with rigged trials and skewed data circulated to professional publications and, through them, to the general media. This is why you believe what you believe about Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. There is every likelihood that as prophylactics and palliatives they could have knocked holes in the pandemic more than a year ago. But no. They are cheap, out of licence, and present a threat to the multi-billion profits being made out of vaccines. So now brainwashed idiots like you go around repeating childish jokes about horsepaste. It's quite sickening really.
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@Yeknodathon I was a chihuahua a little while ago. What's going on here?
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@rocketscience4516 There is "no significant evidence" of this organisation being qualified to make any such judgement though, is there? They are lawyers for chrissake and with all the Soros money Dominion has to throw around it could find enough lawyers to prove that there was "no significant evidence" for the existence of the moon. This is America, don't forget. O J Simpson didn't kill anybody and Epstein hanged himself with toilet paper. Don't you ever get tired of being so painfully naive, Rocket?
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@markwelch3564 I admire your optimism. The situation in America is truly appalling. With Fauci, the CDC , the FDA and the MSM all dancing to Big Pharma's tune the poor souls are living in a world of utter fantasy. As far as the rest of the world is concerned, while independent research does exist, if it were to come up with anything to undermine any of Big Pharma's projects the guns would be run out and the researchers and their work blown to smithereens.
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@rocketscience4516 And if course it is entirely co-incidental that, until it was discovered there and moved out quickly, Dominion's world HQ, in Toronto, was in a Soros-owned building the other tenants of which were all Soros--affiliated left-wing and environmentalist pressure groups? George Soros is a genius. I love him to death. Have you read "The Alchemy of Finance"? What a book! It really gives the game away. He's backtracked since then, obviously realising that his ego had got the better of him, but the evidence of reflexivity, feedback loops and all the rest of it are very evident in the world today. You yourself and your conditioned responses are evidence of it. You are no more than a fish in a bowl, twitching when a low electric charge is applied to its environment. There is, of course "no significant evidence" that you actually exist, so there's no need to worry too much. "Corporate ties." Jesus!
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@rocketscience4516 Weak, Rocket. Very weak.
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@rocketscience4516 Chicken
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@markwelch3564 And yet China and Europe have entered wholeheartedly into a strategy of suppressing any measures to suppress covid, other than to go into hiding until the miracle vaccines come along. They have come along. And they are far from miraculous. In the meanwhile Asian countries are fighting off covid with "horse medicine" - which seems to work just as well, if not better.
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@markwelch3564 It's just that China's version of "going into hiding" is a little more extreme than ours.
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@markwelch3564 My point is that nearly all counties in the world have had their pandemic responses governed by the idea that lockdowns (plus other relatively futile mitigation measures) are all that can be done until the vaccines come along. China's lockdowns are more draconian, and so probably a bit more effective. The vaccines have come along and they more or less suck. All we can do now is hope and pray that Omicron will live up to optimistic predictions and confer widespread immunity without killing or damaging too many people. My overarching point, I suppose, is that the opportunity to profit from vaccines has largely fuelled the entire response to the pandemic, causing other potential solutions to be trampled underfoot.
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@markwelch3564 But these vaccines come into a very different category. Vaccines against coronaviruses have been notoriously difficult to produce and the RNA techniques, creating an immune response to much lesser proportion of the virus' DNA, doesn't seem to have been terribly successful. The effects wear off very quickly and although flu vaccines have to be altered to deal with annual strains they are far, far more effective and last far longer. The vaccines we have spent a year and more waiting for are not by any means the silver bullet to end this mess. And their manufacturers have known this all along, I'm sure - as well as knowing there will be a not unsubstantial number of severe reactions, including the most severe of all.
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@markwelch3564 Even so there is little doubt that potential alternatives have been systematically and unfairly denigrated. Who knows how much hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin could help? The harmless drugs, for which there is a huge body of real world and anecdotal favourable evidence, have been subjected to hate campaigns, funded by Big Pharma. Even immunity through infection has been incorrectly labelled as "short-lived" in order that energies are concentrated purely upon the production and dissemination of highly profitable vaccines. It wasn't journalists and politicians who were behind this egregious behaviour. It was Big Pharma.
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@markwelch3564 Vaccines are immensely profitable and I don't think even Big Pharma could get away with selling out-of-patent drugs like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin under new names - although a couple of the new palliatives they are flogging bear remarkable similarities, so I'm told. Vaccines are the marketable product and they can sell them by the million to governments. They even have built in obsolescence, like cars; the money these people are making out of fear and suffering is absolutely obscene.
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