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

  1. This was truly brilliant. It makes me want to go on living to know there are intelligent people in this world.
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  2.  @alicewynne8242  I think it's worse than that -- they were petrified and manipulated into compliance.
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  3. @karinavizcaya5094  What do you think is in the factory-farmed meat??
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  4. If this were such a serious illness, you would think that we'd be sharing all information as quickly as humanly possible. Instead, we've been watching suppression of information across the board, in every country.
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  5. 💯
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  6. Where did you get that information? Of course children are vaccinated against polio. This polio variant appears to have arisen through use of prior vaccines types that created a risk of polio, rather than secure immunity without risk of disease.
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  7. ​ @Threemore650  Westerners are so trusting.
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  8.  @hedydd2  People are left alone all the time. Should we worry about that, too? That is not living.
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  9.  @waywordprairie922  BTW, I've read tons of actual studies. I only rely on studies, of the sort Dr. Campbell relies on.
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  10. May we ask whether he's vaccinated, young, or both?
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  11. If these serious side effects are so rare, it should be easy to compensate everyone fully.
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  12. ​ @Memphis2010GFC  Prove he literally said that.
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  13. That they plan to push this is very true, I'm afraid.
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  14. @nevillegoddard4966  So . . . The new list of Bad Foods includes . . . Red onions, fresh garlic, ginger, parsley, olive oil, avocados, black olives, capers, kimchi, goat kefir, broccoli, zucchini, red kale, spinach, tangerines, blueberries, raspberries, cherries . . . Sure, buddy. LOL
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  15. Oh, it's permitted now. You must have missed the Bill Gates video that gave permission.
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  16. Plus they lied about contacting him. I cannot believe it. What can a rational person conclude?
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  17.  @hazmat5118  On a concrete level, how many people under 40 had to be vaccinated to save one life of a person under 40? Notice I am not even talking about comorbidities; put everyone under 40 in one group, even if that means we end up with a higher mortality rate for COVID than we would if we separated out the obese as clearly being at greater risk of death, and hence having more reason to get vaccinated. That is how previous vaccines have been analyzed for effectiveness. The 1976 swine flu vaccine was withdrawn when only 1 person per 100,000 vaccinated developed Guillen Barre from the vaccine. We are getting vastly higher rate of significant side effects, and limited benefit, especially for younger people with these vaccines. I could not believe this was pushed the way it was. How can you even justify calling it a vaccine given the number of doses needed, in under two years, and still it fails to produce sterilizing immunity?
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  18.  @Lily-Bravo  You do know that thyroid cancer generally does not kill, and requires lifetime medication and monitoring? Thyroid cancer treated properly is generally curable, and a 2009 lesion in Western Europe could even have a Chernobyl connection. It's also a perfect example of how hard it is to establish cause and effect in medicine. Someone in one of these threads cited a published case study of two men who developed serious myocarditis from COVID, the Omicron variant, as proof of the danger of Omicron and the continuing need for vaccines, neglecting that both men were fully vaccinated and had each had one booster. The point being that we don't know what combos of vaccine and virus are causing this surge, and it won't be so easy to figure out. Multivariate analysis is hard and costs money. Propaganda is cheaper.
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  19. Humanized mice
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  20. I've always had the nagging suspicion that being vaccinated after contracting COVID might not be wise. The vaccines were never systematically tested on this population, for one thing. Some countries have advised against more than a single dose of the two-dose regimen for those who had had COVID and recovered, for another. I had questions and concerns, not conclusions. Those who claim they know are not being truthful.
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  21. In the US, people with PhDs in nursing are in policymaking positions and can have certain prescribing rights as well.
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  22. ​ @theredboneking The French hate him.
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  23. First honest politician I've heard in a long, long time. Very soothing.
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  24.  @TheAlyconaria  Because there is no compelling need to risk ANY side effect in a young, healthy child. That's why. Because the Precautionary Principle still governs. Because the burden of proof is on the proponent of any medical intervention, always. It's not on the individual to justify saying no.
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  25. I'm so sorry. Very best of luck to you and your daughter.
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  26. ​@stoutz So, if VAERS is not reliable and is not being systematically vetted, then we lack information on side effects. That does not mean these are safe. It means an absence of vital information that is necessary to evaluate these substances. The Precautionary Principle applies to place the burden of proof of the proponent.
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  27. @@TOM-TOM-TOM I always do.
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  28. ​ @briandingle665 He had COVID and weathered it easily. Not paying attention, are we?
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  29. The Supreme Court overruled OSHA, but I'm not sure if that can help you. You'll have to see a good employment lawyer.
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  30. @Morgan Robinson (Morgo) So happy for you! Stay well!
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  31.  @keeponkeepingon8403  Some women like to have a regular cycle, as a matter of holistic good health. "Crazy, I know."
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  32. ​@monicawarren3678 It is what they think all right.
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  33.  @spinafex5729  Except that there were only a handful of hot spots where there was any such stress on hospitals, and that was in the first half of 2020. The rest was socially engineered and exaggerated. In my city, we set up huge field hospitals that never saw a single patient. Moreover, there were other ways to avoid infection and keeping others safe, including self quarantine and testing. Those who refused any mitigation are one thing, but to pretend that taking the leaky vaccine was noble and spared others is simply nonsense.
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  34.  @eelnoops5200  Ask Dr. Rachel Maddow. Or Dr. Jill Biden. I hear they're both outstanding.
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  35.  @eelnoops5200  Oh, now I get it! In this Social Darwinian dystopia, OF COURSE anyone who is injured by the Holy Vaccine is an inferior specimen and deserves jeering. Took me a minute. Sorry.
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  36. This is what real philanthropy is.
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  37. ​ @RomanShein1978 Too bad my first post was ______ .
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  38. ​ @dedetudor. Trump had wanted to consult RFK Jr. on vaccine risks, and Bill Gates told him not to. So, of course, Trump being the man of steel that he is . . . Listened to Bill Gates.
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  39. For those who don't believe this to be possible: remember Rotherham. People WILL cover up astounding things.
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  40.  @bobjames6622  Where did that come from?
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  41. The research does not support them.
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  42. My heart absolutely breaks. I cannot listen to this video at this time. I am so, so sorry.
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  43. Common for this to happen to women. I needed a tiny dose of a beta blocker, too. This can happen at any age, and need not be related to coronary artery disease.
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  44. Are you an American? If you are, you must know not to get your hopes up.
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  45. Goat and sheep dairy are awesome. Goat gouda has K2 and taurine, all sheep and goat yogurts have taurine, and are naturally high in vitamin A. Americans should not consume cow dairy. It's too hard to find wholesome dairy based on cow's milk in the US. Just find non-GMO goat and sheep dairy.
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  46. What is your source? Do they take their children to conventional doctors?
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  47. Who can? How? We have military bases everywhere.
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  48. @Tom Piper  There is no fallacy of vicious self-reference here. The actual quote is, "Doctors will bareface lie to you *if* they have been given orders from above." Moreover, OP is speaking as a patient. Hence, in this instance, she is reporting on (a sad truth about) the doctor-patient relationship, based on her experience being in the patient position. But think/do what you want. Don't heed advice, don't listen. Tune out everything that doesn't flatter you in just the right way. Think that you are smarter than everybody. LOL
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  49. Just checked, new cases are still declining in the US. I wonder if we all count the same way.
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  50. The investigative journalist Robert Whitaker, who has studied the approval and use of psychoactive medications for decades, just had an article published in the BMJ describing a new antipsychotic drug for elderly people with cognitive impairment that didn't address their issue but did increase the risk of death.
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