Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1.  @LisaTh-3-d  I hope that what I just posted is up. EDIT: NOPE not permitted.
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  2. @user-id3xd1nx1m  I did a huge edit, might be all right now. SMH Of course I had to eliminate the really hard questions. Nope. Still . . . We can't say what anymore, either.
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  3.  @briandingle665  YT is protecting you from real questions of ethics. What do you think of that?
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  4. @jamesparry1547  I can't. My previous post telling you . . . Well, . . .
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  5.  @briandingle665  Quite the contrary.
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  6.  @briandingle665  Reported for hate speech, blocked.
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  7.  @ChrisDoherty-df7qv  "shake my head"
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  8. BLOCKBUSTER NEWS Nothing short of.
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  9. I just got sense oar d.
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  10. Posted: No one is "conflating" the two. Dr. Campbell has called for two things: FIRST, suspend general use of mRNA vaccines pending further studies, and SECOND, we need to find out what is causing these deaths. We don't know. Among things we don't know is whether these vaccines are particularly dangerous to those who already had COVID. A lot of young people had COVID and don't know because they were expecting to be very sick and just had a cold. This was taken down as an independent post. What is wrong with it?
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  11. I cite incontrovertible facts and keep experiencing sense or sheep.
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  12.  @Dantianblue  I found the study you referred to in JAMA. You misunderstood what it said.
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  13.  @still_in_hue  That's long gone. If we ever could.
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  14.  @still_in_hue  True
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  15. @hughshepherd6596  At least take a look at the study, will you? Man, will AI run circles around you -- you won't read now. You won't even look at printed matter.
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  16. In the US, we have record drug overdose deaths and an increase in murder.
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  17. No it does not. The NIH library has tons of open access, peer-reviewed articles.
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  18. ​@supreme8113 Usually you aren't permitted to ask. 😂😂😂
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  19. ​ @supreme8113 🤡🌎
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  20. ​ @877swissmiss No, it's also random. That makes it more effective. I am serious. Look up intermittent reinforcement.
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  21. ​ @WeighedWilson 💯
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  22.  @basicattentionwoman5787  In the predisposed, these environmental factors do matter.
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  23.  @basicattentionwoman5787  True.
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  24.  David Fallaha  I don't dispute that. Epigenetics is (very) real, and it cannot be emphasized enough. But there are other ways to exercise. I know families, from blue collar to affluent, who exercised as a family one hour per day, every single day -- by going outside.
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  25.  David Fallaha  MY lockdowns?? I'm still not clear on why they were essential (though hospitals and morgues in a few hotspots were overwhelmed -- a few; that's a reason), or why they were imposed without any discussion. To this day, we have poor information and propaganda as the rule rather than the exception.
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  26.  David Fallaha  All jeering, bullying, flat untruths and bad arguments are presumed to come from false flags until proven otherwise. You missed the memo.
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  27.  David Fallaha  Blocked.
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  28.  David Fallaha  No, it's your moronic Favorite Videos list, not to mention imputing ideas to me that I have no use for. Suppose Queens had no choice but to lock down? All right. Why would that affect the rest of New York state, or California? Wuhan locked down, hard and sjort. The rest of China did not. Etc. Go back to your sick videos. Logic isn't your strong suit.
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  29. Israeli researchers were first to report a vaccine-myocarditis link in late August 2021. Yes, significantly higher than background rates. This is the reason for the warnings on the official vaccine fact sheets. Your source?
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  30. The reason for this would be . . .
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  31. 13:33 It is important to know that the Pfizer lobby is continuing to recommend the vaccine even though they DO NOT KNOW how myocarditis is caused by the vaccine when it is.
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  32. This has literally zero to do with Marxism. This is late-stage finance capitalism run amok. Don't get your political theories from Jordan Peterson and his ilk, lol.
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  33. ​ @dancroitoru364 There are not 7 billion vaccinated people.
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  34. ​@Genie Genie The rate is much higher in young men, a group least likely to need the vaccine. Swine flu vaccine was withdrawn for ONE case of Guillain Barre per 100,000. Myocarditis in young men from this drug is more than five times that rate. How is this all right, when it does not prevent transmission?? What is the reason for it? You are not protecting others. Hence it should be up to you.
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  35. ​​​ @geniegenie2453  What do you mean by "severe issues?" There is no such thing as "mild" myocarditis. One of the reasons they pushed young people to get vaccinated was to prevent myocarditis. I would not necessarily rush to be vaccinated against a virus with a 1% case fatality rate -- which never materialized over all demographic groups anyway -- especially if I had had it already and recovered. At this point, I live with a 1% risk of death from several things and I never think about it.
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  36. Thank you for the report. Take care and all the best.
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  37.  @aquarocket8165  Where did you read that? Who are you quoting?
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  38.  @amiesparkle00  It doesn't prove a thing. It raises a question -- a perfectly rational one.
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  39.  @amiesparkle00 Well there are lots of questions concerning the integrity of the data. If the data is true, the US has 15 times the death rate Japan has, relative to population. Japan has fewer than 19,000 deaths. In the US, that would be equivalent to 50,000 deaths, not 750,000. I want to know what's going on. That is 700,000 people we are talking about. Why should anyone listen to a government that keeps changing its story? And that has failed spectacularly.
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  40.  @amiesparkle00  Having the Olympics, even without spectators, was not "severe" border control.
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  41.  @amiesparkle00  And how do know that's the reason for 700,000 excess deaths? Gosh you're quick with answers. Science deals in questions.
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  42.  @amiesparkle00  No it has not. Give me a single study, pre-print if not yet peer-reviewed, that scientifically examines these differences and gives an account of them -- not necessarily US and Japan, but one that includes any two larger countries with disparate death rates by orders of magnitude. We are EARLY in the process of understanding this pandemic and how this virus behaves.
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  43.  @amiesparkle00  Yeah, multivariate regression; and combing the data in the first instance to make sure it's correct before analyzing it, LOL.
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  44.  @amiesparkle00  Politically-approved talking points don't require math. LOL
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  45. Dr. Campbell, if roughly half of the world's population was infected with an Omicron variant as of June 2022, what are the chances that as of today, end of February 2021, fewer than 90%+ have been exposed to this virus? It seems to me that it will soon be like all the viruses we have all, or nearly all, been exposed to.
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  46. Rotherham took quite long to expose, no?
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  47. The investor class cleaned up. Some fortunes tripled.
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  48. I don't think this has been proven, but it does make more sense as a hypothesis than to believe the pandemic has an innocent explanation. The official narrative is clearly false, and deliberately so.
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  49. Sure it is. It's about wallet health, the most important of all. 🤣
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  50.  @colemcduff52  Thanks for keeping it real.
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