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

  1. Did you know the French National Assembly passed a law prohibiting vaccine mandates and passports for minors? It is a start.
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  2. I feel the most sorry for Europeans who were hurt. As an American, I knew that if I were hurt, it would have been my problem. I would have been jeered at, not helped, much less compensated. That was why I knew not to take the vaccine. 😢
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  3.  @esecallum  A doctor has a duty to treat an illiterate properly. A doctor has a duty to treat a person with no computer properly. You don't know this?
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  4. ​ @RomanShein1978 But to be clear, I don't disagree. Food quality and quantity, and water and soil pollution could be a larger issue, of course. We have to start at square one and do the research with an open mind.
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  5. ​ @MillieandMaxMusic  Well I am an attorney with special expertise in scientific evidence and in ethics. My entirely factual and noncontroversial post to you was just censored. Not that it matters -- you are an obvious troll.
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  6. I doubt that. HIV and Hepatitis C are probably worse.
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  7. I agree.
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  8. ​ @andrewdutton-nx3dh  In the US, there was no mandate on elected officials.
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  9. Full indemnity + full patent protection + little or no funding for compensating the injured = cannot be honest . . . CANNOT
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  10. 50,000 years ago humans knew what a woman was.
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  11. At this point, it is unethical to fail to report side effects. Doctors are supposed to, and patients can do so and should.
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  12.  @esecallum  Sounds like this person is a French-speaker who had trouble at least in part for that reason. Non-English-speakers are discriminated against in Canada. Did that occur to you, maybe?
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  13. ​@briandingle665 I thought "advice" was something the patient or his guardian could consider, and accept or reject. That was what "advice" used to mean.
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  14. Congressman Griffith was outstanding. Why do we need to go to a UK website to hear about it?
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  15. How are you doing now? I believe you will recover. I truly mean it. I'm sheepish about giving you any advice, because it is obvious that at this point, you are doing serious research on what to do and are taking care of yourself, but when I was caring for my late father, I was so pleased to find out that systematic studies of dietary interventions were being done, and that the results were astounding. An anti-inflammatory diet is remarkably powerful. I know it isn't easy to follow to a T, but I know you can do it. My dad did, and he survived something that had less than a 30% survival rate.
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  16. ​@phoenixgamer1565 I consider a mandate to keep your job extreme coercion. Psychological coercion by itself, no matter how severe, is not "force," I agree. But having to keep your job to pay for food and shelter, literally, is.
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  17. @Millie and Max Music  You sound like you have a doctorate.I didn't know Bullsh*tology was a thing. You do, however, have the freedom to say it's so. Odd, though, that the stupidest drive-by taunts are never removed, but solid information is censored all the time. It makes it appear as though people are far less intelligent than they are. I wonder why social media wants us to think that?
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  18. 7:03 Why we love Dr. Campbell.
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  19. Love Dr. Campbell. What a noble person!
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  20. The vaccine mandates made me feel like a hunted animal. I was counting on 2020 and 2021 being good years, and I lost a chunk of my net worth and nearly all of my income. This was the fifth major blow to our family in the new century. I cannot take any more. I'm blessed to have family in Europe, and I'll be joining them.
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  21. This is nothing. Just wait until we see the side effects of puberty blockers.
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  22.  @TheAlyconaria  So, the fact that someone may be wrong in their assessment of risk means that they "need" someone else to force highly personal, intimate decisions on them? Only if you could PROVE that one person's decision to forego an immunotherapy vaccine would present a grave danger to others in the community would you have any basis to usurp their decision making autonomy over their own bodies. There is no such proof. There never was. To insinuate that it exists is a lie. The OP didn't say his experience was capable of being generalized. But when personal experience deviates so greatly from the statistics provided by certain governments, it is rational to ask questions. It is not rational to draw conclusions. But it is rational to seek out more information. According to Worldometer, COVID has a very low case fatality rate in Japan. Who knows why? (Who knows if the numbers are accurate?) If that is true, then the OP's personal experience is hardly a surprise. In any case, when US mainstream media invades the hospital rooms of dying COVID patients with their cameras, that is mere anecdote as well. It is also profoundly indecent.
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  23. Goat cheese is remarkably good, better than from cow's milk.
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  24. A 10% excess death rate is known as decimation.
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  25.  @Metapharsical  A vaccine is not supposed to cause serious harm. That's a thing.
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  26. WE ARE SO HAPPY THAT YOU'RE HERE.
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  27.  @christopherrobinson7541  Sept 30 [2022] from Reuters: "Indonesia . . . has granted emergency use approval to an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine developed by a Chinese company, becoming the first country, ahead of even China, to do so." Emphasis supplied.
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  28.  @veramae4098  There are sufficient keywords in the OP to find good documentation.
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  29. For those who don't believe this level of compliance to be possible: remember Rotherham.
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  30. I am frankly sick of these stories, with no one attempting to obtain legal recourse. Yes, the PHARMACEUTICAL companies are not liable, BUT medical malpractice still exists, as does conflict of interest. Any illness, vaccine-related or not, must be treated in a manner that is consistent with proper medical norms. Cases have been filed since 2021. Hospital administrators and foundations cannot invest in a pharmaceutical company, then hide the harm caused by that company's products.
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  31.  @waywordprairie922  You misinterpreted what I said. (Why? That's for you to figure out.) Just for the record, I believe I had COVID in March 2020, there were no tests available, the very poor antibody test I had in July 2020 (the only one insurance paid for) had a false negative rate of 30 to 40% 100 days out, and . . . I have declined vaccination due to the significant safety and effectiveness concerns. Why? What did you think? That I'm a pusher?
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  32. ​ @MartinChap  I love these ads!! Hysterical.
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  33. Full indemnity + full patent protection + little or no funding for compensating the injured = cannot be honest
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  34. You are describing people at risk of suicide. I might be, if I had permanent crippling from any medical procedure, and I am the LAST person to consider such things.
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  35. I figured out early on to check the websites of other countries' ministries of health. Most weren't very good, but the CDC and FDA were hands down the worst.
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  36.  @karinavizcaya5094  I am no fan of anecdotes, but since they seem to impress people -- I fed my father vegetarian plus fish. He had stage four bladder cancer, aggressive cell type, surgery only, no other therapy. Five years later, not a trace. Never had a recurrence. This proves nothing, except that it is possible, and probably deserves systematic study.
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  37.  @hazmat5118  Did immunization against flu and covid render anyone immortal?
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  38.  @N_Jones  No, they won't be ignored. The early variants were more dangerous than current ones, and Dr. Campbell pointed that out many times. The fact is that the vaccines did not have the overall benefit/risk profile they were expected to have, and only had a reasonable benefit/risk profile for a relatively short time, for older people. It is also a fact that fear-mongering and other chronic stress is very bad for people's health.
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  39. I'm glad I downloaded the published article before this disappeared.
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  40. ​ @alan4sure Except that it wasn't. People had a false sense of security, and hence were dangerous to others.
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  41. ​​​ @kevreilly7  You know, he wasn't for mandates, he didn't promise complete immunity, he was less keen on people under 50 and without comorbidities getting the vaccine, and he never told pregnant women to get it. That showed some brain cells working, in stark contrast to many. If only every MD had done the same.
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  42. I've had flus like that. Not quite the same, of course. COVID is never the same. :/
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  43. ​@stoutz The vaccines never had standard testing. That is impossible in so short a time. Find a pre-2019 text on how vaccines are developed, and on bioethics as well.
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  44. ​ @davidswift1644 When was he contemptuous? He changed his mind when the evidence emerged.
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  45.  @petergbrics7260  Not surprised at all. So many people who grew up in Europe in the 19th and 20th century had a remarkably healthy upbringing in a clean environment. Kids in America were overdosed with antibiotics and it harmed them.
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  46. SO happy for her! Perfect outcome.
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  47. That's not a disease. 😉
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  48. 1 in 800 is 125 in 100,000 -- hence, 125 times what is considered an important safety signal. Drugs that have a 1 in 100,000 adverse event safety profile are closely scrutinized and usually withdrawn. That means even drugs for sick people. Vaccines are given to the HEALTHY.
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  49. HUGE public service, thank you so much. Respect your work more and more!
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  50. Look what they did to us. I wish I had been born in 1929 and died in 2019. Yes, even if I would have lived through WWII as a youngster and teen. I wish I had never seen this.
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