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

  1. In this age group, with comorbidities, of COURSE the mortality rate with COVID is higher, vaccinated or not. The people he is talking about have already reached a normal lifespan.
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  2. Just checked Worldometer statistics on COVID in Japan. What are you doing to keep the case fatality rate at about one-half of what the US has been seeing? Do you know?
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  3. Nine million pounds in MARKETING payments??
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  4. Look, does anyone have proof? It's not that I doubt it. Not at all. But this claim requires proof.
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  5. And Rotherham
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  6. When I read the MIT website description of the mRNA vaccines, and then found out that the diameter of a nanoparticle is between 1/10 and 1/100 the diameter of a red blood cell, I knew not to get one. EDIT: I think that's a mistake but I'm not sure. It seems nanoparticles may be much smaller than that. We should figure this out.
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  7.  @Geoplanetjane  1. It's not my quote. 2. Links are routinely removed because they are too hard to monitor for TOS violations. 3. This quote happened to be transparent. It was very easy to verify the information it contained, and to find out that the headline was rather sensationalistic (no surprise), but the story is basically true.
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  8. The entire program explains that it is never a single factor in isolation. What is different about those in Scandinavia who do become seriously depressed and those who do not?
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  9. Brianne Dressen had these dire side effects and injuries in the CLINICAL trial. The vaccine should never have been released.
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  10. Where were you able to get Sinovac?
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  11. I hope everyone realizes how difficult an analysis this is to conduct, due to all the variables that have changed all at once -- which also means that the analysis is extremely sensitive to bias and falsification. If "only" 20% of the excess deaths are likely due to certain new medicines as a chief or contributing factor, this is an utter disaster. We have never seen the likes of it. Don't let them mess this one up. Much too important.
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  12. ​@gungagalunga9040 They already have, and will never stop. :/
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  13. No. I've been studying it on my own, using the NIH free library.
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  14.  @just_another32  My answer was suppressed.
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  15. Everything should be considered, absolutely.
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  16. True, but some did die and some developed frightening circulatory issues, back in 2020. There is no mention of this with the Omicron variants.
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  17. Take extra good care of yourself for the next 6 weeks or so! :)
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  18.  @RobH.  Thank you. I absolutely will look this up. To be scrupulously scientific, I suspect some cases are due to previous COVID infection or exposure, or COVID plus vaccination, or COVID plus vaccination much too soon. If some are due purely to vaccination, that comes as no surprise to me. Tragic. How dare they impose this immunotherapy against a person's will?
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  19. Where is Bertrand Russell now that we need him? :(
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  20. Coverup leads to well-placed mistrust, leads to generalized mistrust, leads to more deaths.
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  21. False. First of all, I also oppose the proposed French law. But these reports (all of them in English) are false. 1. The law has only passed one chamber, and is not yet a part of the Code Pénal. 2. The aim of the law is not to protect big pharma, but to protect vulnerable individuals from charlatans who urge them to avoid medical care. 3. The cultural context is that the many French do not support anything that smacks of assisted s or even encouragement to give up on promising treatment. It's an ongoing debate. 4. The law requires a victim. Anyone can oppose ANY treatment, in principle. The crime would be to approach a particular sick person and tell THEM to avoid accepted medical care. That VICTIM would then have to testify against the purveyor of harmful advice. Do you not see the difference?? I oppose the law because I think it is too broad and chills speech. The laws against practicing medicine without having the credentials are sufficient.
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  22. ​ @jadefr7518 Source?? This isn't what passed any chamber.
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  23.  @carolilseanne2175  It's not true.
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  24. I figured out early on to look at what other countries are doing. Now, I wouldn't go near any drug civilized countries don't use. Yes I'm angry.
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  25. ​ @mitru98 Well, replies to that are dis ap peared in this "free country."
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  26. ​ @redskyatnight123 The better they are, the faster they go.
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  27. @@TOM-TOM-TOM I know how to do research and read the studies. I used to work with the Daubert standard for expert witness testimony, so I know what advocacy looks like, and how it differs from unbiased presentation on the one hand, and misrepresentation on the other. It is certainly not the latter, and usually not the former, either. What I'm having trouble with is why you imagine everyone here is too stupid to understand what you, in your serene wisdom, would know in your sleep. Why would that be? Inexperience on your part? Too many teachers who graded you too easily?
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  28. @@TOM-TOM-TOM This video is about the suspension of inquiry into the origins of the virus that caused this pandemic. What did you find false or misleading in this video, relative to the documentation? Origins, may I remind you, are a separate question from any other. If indeed there was any form of "engineering" applied to this virus, the truth of the matter is, we may have to make peace with flawed vaccines to stop it. That's just a (sad) fact. So far, though, that does not seem to be possible -- stopping it, I mean. Or accepting what we've been offered so far. Research the vaccines that have already been disfavored by countries with sound public health policies. I am being careful here to avoid sense or ship. So much for free inquiry.
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  29.  @cogit8able  Brilliant point. Exactly what should happen here, given that the source of COVID is still unknown, and we are no closer to identifying it -- only now, there are strange outbreaks of early childhood hepatitis and clusters of monkeypox. If there's an experiment going on, it's to see what we'll tolerate.
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  30. @kristinalillieneke7859  True, but in Scandinavian countries, they make a big point of going outdoors whenever there's any sun, to raise their vitamin D stores. They get their kids used to being out in colder weather than is the custom in a lot of other places. I'm quite hardy against the cold but not like they are.
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  31. "To improve mental health" . . . Just like they did with trans ideology.
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  32. Have you heard the latest? Paxlovid is essentially worthless.
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  33. Let me see if I understand . . . This study suggests that there may be a way to make this particular vaccine much safer than it is. Explain how this is "bad" from any viewpoint. I mean any legitimate viewpoint whatsoever. Wow, just wow.
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  34. We need a multivariate analysis to unravel the contribution of each of these factors to the excess deaths. This is a costly study, and very hard to do. I can guess what will happen . . . :/
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  35. Let's start by proving this in court.
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  36.  @Margo5050  See Patrick Heuveline of UCLA on excess deaths in the US.
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  37. Do you believe all the politicians actually took this? The Royals, perhaps.
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  38. The way the reported kept looking at his phone was something between obnoxious and pathetic. Memorize your questions or use paper, and don't look down while your interviewee is speaking.
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  39. Ironic. You were the sane one.
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  40. The response outside of the West was quite varied.
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  41. Any of us can click the link to the Australian government website and see for ourselves that it was discontinued three weeks ago due to a serious side effect attributed to the vaccine: thrombosis with thrombocytopenia (TTS), and is no longer in use there, for anyone.
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  42.  @thomasm1964  I hope you can see my reply.
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  43. @pastandcurrent I can't tell you how happy that would make me . . . If it were true.
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  44. ​ @Davinia77 Which vaccines are mandated for school in California?
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  45.  @DannoOMG  LOL, good one . . .
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  46. Not getting vaccinated worked for me. Female vegetarians of healthy weight have milder COVID, as a rule.
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  47. If it were me, I'd improve ALL of my health habits and not worry.
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  48. Social Darwinism is rampant in the US.
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  49. We all suspected this. Truly, truly shocking.
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  50. Read the paper. See if you think it's a fair presentation. In 1976, the swine flu vaccine was withdrawn due to one case of Guillain Barre Syndrome per 100,000 innoculations. It was treated as scandalous. I never met a soul who had any reaction to any flu shot. Why would I have? I am not in the health care field.
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