Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. Funny how the cheap stuff is banned but the expensive stuff gets immediate approval đŸ€”
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  2. The ONS stopped publishing the data because it was too embarrassing. Imagine my shock.
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  3. The really crazy thing is that as a very fit young woman, her risk from covid was virtually zero, and even after having 3 jabs she caught it anyway â˜č
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  4. In the U.K. it’s totally pot luck if you get aspirated or not, dependent on the age of the doctor/nurse/volunteer. Over 50 = probably yes Under 40 = probably no The annoying thing is the staff refusing such a simple request because they’re totally ignorant of what it is and how to do it.
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  5. And in a single video, Campbell destroyed his credibility.
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  6. Pfizer recommending Pfizer boosters?... ...imagine my shock!
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  7. Just in time for Christmas... ...imagine my shock.
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  8. Having seen Hancock’s blatant lying in parliament about vitamin D not being useful, I’m no longer remotely interested in anything the government has to say on the matter. I’ll do my own research and reach my own conclusions.
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  9.  @wjteale  it’s probably the same stuff, just tweaked enough to get a new patent.
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  10. 01:40 I’m guessing the success of the CCP contact tracers probably has something to do with the general methods employed by the CCP.
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  11. Isn’t an obvious question whether the women were also taking oral contraception?
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  12. I’ve seen numerous claims that when patients requested their doctor to report adverse effects, the doctor refused.
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  13. I asked politely (U.K.). I was refused and told I could leave without if I liked.
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  14. Sweden have been adding vitamin D to milk products for years due to the well documented deficiency.
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  15. The Omicron percentage of total cases is largely irrelevant. It’s obvious that given it’s higher transmission rate it will eventually be nearly all cases.
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  16. Single micro dose psilocybin has also been shown to cure cluster headaches for 1-2 months.
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  17. Denmark suspected this back in March and recommended aspiration to check for Correct IM (vs IV). This used to be standard procedure for IMs but has fallen out of use and appears to be no longer even part of the training. When I went for my first jab I asked about aspiration and was given the option of either having the jab without aspiration, or not having the jab at all. Thanks NHS!
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  18. Aspiration is a training issue with a time element. (In the U.K.) If you get a nurse or doctor over 50, they’re likely to aspirate if you ask. 40-50 They might refuse because... reasons. 30-40 Who knows < 30 (or someone recently recruited for giving shots) - probably won’t know what it is. It’s a sad world when your pet is likely to get safer IM injections from the Vet, than humans will.
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  19.  @jtjones4081  As he was doing it for publicity, it’s possible they just gave him saline.
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  20. Where’s the BBC news report on the French hospital where all the staff are on strike, refusing to have the vax? Or Campbell’s report on this?
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  21. I have to wonder how many deaths Hancock contributed to when he stood up in Parliament and dismissed the use of vitamin D as a simple measure to protect against Covid.
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  22. I was stupid enough to have the first one. When I politely requested them to aspirate, they refused, I was told to have the jab without it or go away. I now have permanent tinnitus in one ear and weird bruising that appears at random on my arm - both on that side. I also know two people who have died. I don’t know anyone who has got remotely ill from the bug. No more, the NHS can get ...
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  23. Stop giving your money to people who hate you... ...Cancel your TV licence today.
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  24. The RDA/NRA was miscalculated by 10x (too low) years ago, this has been known since 2014.
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  25. Why are governments STILL not publicly recommending vitamin D?
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  26. Big pharma pushing boosters?... ...imagine my shock!
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  27. TLDR: 4,000 IU Vitamin D (D3) = 100 ”g (mcg or micro grams). 100 ”g (mcg or micro grams) Vitamin K2. 25 mg (milligrams) Zinc. These are minimums, but don’t exceed them without consulting your doctor. (Some medical conditions are affected by vitamin D - eg. sarcoidosis). Don’t confuse ”g/mcg with mg! Note that the RDA/NRV for Vitamin D has been WRONG (too low) for decades, an error in the calculations was found back in 2014 but this has been largely ignored.
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  28. That would certainly help, but it wasn’t the root source of a virus that mysteriously ‘gained function’ in a specific way targeted at human transmission.
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  29. The Lancet have an established record of printing total nonsense and then having to later retract their shamefully shoddy studies. There are also claims that they’re in the pockets of the CCP.
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  30. Campbell: “Imagine $25 revenue per person From 7 billion people Twice a year Forever” Pfizer: “Yes please... ...Here are your thirty pieces of silver”.
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  31. Israel are the most vaccinated on the planet
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  32. The simple question about aspiration is... what is lost by doing it? If (as many trolls are claiming) accidental IVs never occur with deltoid injections - then nothing is lost by aspirating.
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  33. How many people did Hancock cause to die as a result of him publicly stating that Vitamin D did nothing?
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  34. Funny how workers in the US with strong unions are exempted from the mandates đŸ€” Police Fire Service White House employees Teachers USPS ...
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  35. By now it’s (should be) completely obvious to everyone that vaccine efficacy is extremely questionable.
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  36. The NHS have just tendered a ÂŁ3 BILLION order for oral anticoagulants... ...Care to comment?
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  37. Shhhh, you’re not allowed to ask that.
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  38. I’m in the U.K. and even now my local school has banners all around the entrances encouraging parents to have their children jabbed 😳
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  39. At this point Campbell has lost all credibility. Even the most witless person can see this is an unending scam with no end in sight.
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  40.  @Chinadesdeelaire  Wooooooooooooooooosh
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  41. To be clear, this means that vaccines entirely benefit the person receiving them and NOBODY else... So they can go back to being a personal decision. Can all the rabid loonies please now shut up about the issue?
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  42. For all the comments saying you can ask them to aspirate... ...yes, you can ask, however: 1) it’s no longer part of the training so many won’t know what it is, or how to do it. 2) Many have been specifically told NOT to do it anymore. I’m in the U.K.- when I politely requested aspiration I was ridiculed and told I could have the jab without or go away. Needless to say I won’t be repeating that experience, the NHS and Government can get f....d. Update: I see the usual trolls are here saying just ask your doctor... ‘ 1) Have you tried seeing a doctor recently? 2) He’s just as likely to refuse - what part of “it’s no longer part of the training” do you not understand?
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  43. In case anybody’s interested, YouTube are deleting all comments giving the title of the Pfizer 6 month efficacy study that shows it doesn’t work.
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  44. Really makes you think, doesn’t it đŸ€”
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  45. Just say no to tyranny.
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  46. The baseline is the average over the previous 5 years so all the government needs to do is stall for another 2-3 years and the excess will ‘magically disappear’.
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  47. It’s all so predictable.
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  48. The clicks are dying from Covid... ...Quick! Find another subject.
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  49. You’re not going to hear any numbers that conflict with government policy.
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  50. It’s a ‘special’ immunity... ...where you can still catch it. ...where you can still infect others.
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  51.  @MichaelGGarry  If you bothered to do any research at all you’d know that they have effectively banned certain substances that have be in use for decades by millions of people completely safely.
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  52.  @peterkarlsson1825  Thanks for pointing that out, apparently it’s only 400 IU/Li so to get 1,000 IU you’d have to drink 2.5 litres of milk (10 Li to get 4,000) in a day! But better than nothing đŸ€Ł
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  53. All these ‘experts’ will still get paid if the lockdowns continue, and many will be sitting at home watching TV because their departments are closed. If I was one of them, I’d sign as well đŸ€Ą
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  54. The AZ is still licensed for use in the U.K. they just renamed it to Vaxzevria.
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  55. Where are the sanctions for what Trudeau has been doing?
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  56. Aspiration was removed from the training around ten years ago.
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  57. Nobody knows. Blood transfusions are best avoided regardless if at all possible.
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  58. It isn’t critical, the risk is low. However Denmark have chosen to remove that risk.
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  59. I developed loud tinnitus in my right ear after my first AZ (being left handed I had the shot in my right shoulder), and odd bruising on my right arm. I decided against any further idiocy.
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  60. So to be clear, the best policy always was Sweden’s.
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  61. In America the CDC have deliberately lowered the sensitivity of their PCR tests in order to ‘prove’ that vaccination is working... ...Have they done this in the U.K.?
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  62. I politely requested them to aspirate and they refused, saying I could have it without or not have it at all.
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  63. To be clear, Campbell is a doctor from having a PhD, not an M.D.
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  64.  @KiwikimNZ  covid vaccines are not subcutaneous, they’re all IM.
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  65. He has a PhD, not an MD.
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  66. They’re making billions, there’s no obvious incentive to end it.
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  67. Money!
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  68.  @j_o_h_n_d_u_n_n  they will refuse
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  69. By the pharmaceutical industry?
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  70. They sequence the RNA
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  71. There’s no evidence whatsoever that the falling figures are due to vaccination, they had already started falling before the vaccines became available and they would have fallen anyway because they always do in Spring.
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  72.  @travcollier  It’s mainly generics at the budget end, so the corruption isn’t quite as blatant.
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  73. Except he was slow to promote Vitamin D, totally dissed h c q and is currently doing his best to ignore Ivermectin.
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  74. In a rational world perhaps
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  75. Tell that to the kids in Sweden with permanent narcolepsy
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  76. Shhhhh, you aren’t supposed to notice the resemblance.
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  77. Yet again Campbell waffling on about cases, which is an utterly useless metric, the ONLY useful metrics are being hospitalised and deaths.
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  78. This is deeply misleading. Constantly repeating the mantra: ‘double the risk of hospitalisation with the delta variant’ And using that to attack the unvaccinated is utterly meaningless if you don’t give the full breakdown.
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  79. Why is the BBC not publicising the yellow card adverse reaction reporting system?
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  80. Hard to believe that this so called ‘expert’ doesn’t know that the RDA (NRV) for vitamin D was badly miscalculated decades ago by 10x too low. This has been known since 2014.
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  81. Was JFK mad to nearly start WW3 over the Cuban missiles?
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  82. 15:00 There hasn’t yet been enough time to know that vax is the best protection in my opinion.
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  83. The Lancet has ZERO credibility due to the blatant lies they’ve happily published in the past. There have also been claims of them being funded by China.
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  84. Best strategy is to deliberately catch Omicron ASAP then.
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  85. The RDA/NRV for vitamin D was wrongly calculated. This has been known since 2014 but totally ignored. Most people at higher latitudes with office jobs are deficient, especially in winter, especially if more ‘melanised’. There are no health risks from taking it for most people. It’s cheap. Given the above, what possible reason could you have for not taking it?
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  86. @A Q Except it very obviously is true.
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  87.  @GordyB666  Except the vaccines don’t stop you getting it, or spreading it, and we know if you catch the bug and treat it with cheap stuff, the immunity gained is 14x better. So treating it provenly a better strategy than a ‘vaccine’ that isn’t.
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  88. Please post your source of vitamin D for under £10 for a year’s supply. Update: From a REPUTABLE source. Buying a product that most people are incapable of testing for authenticity and that potentially could lead to your death if it was fake, isn’t a good idea.
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  89. Important: If you are on medications, please consult your doctor before taking vitamin D as a supplement above 1,000 IU/day.
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  90. My question is how many people has the U.K. government allowed to die by not issuing similar kits?... ...And more importantly, why?
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  91. The RDA/NRV for vitamin D is massively incorrect. There was an error in the calculation. This had been known since 2014. Funny how that never gets mentioned đŸ€”
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  92. Truly shameful, who knows how many people’s lives he endangered.
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  93. Given that a common reaction to psilocybin is uncontrollable giggling, it’s use an an antidepressant is pretty obvious really 😂
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  94.  @ldqa2737  to be fair, eating exotic animals is a bad idea, humans are generally immune to most animal diseases and have to try really hard to catch them... ...but eating them, especially raw or badly cooked is trying really hard. For example MERS has a high mortality rate in humans but is really hard to catch, you have to virtually drink their urine.
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  95. Because the numbers are insignificant... ...unless you happen to be one of them.
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  96. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  97. Adverse reactions in 1 in 57 people is terrifying.
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  98. If you’re below 60, healthy with no comorbidities, there’s really no need to do anything in my opinion.
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  99. It’s no longer in their training
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  100.  @ninadavis3989  they don’t need to be, you must live under a rock. And the USPS are federal And the White House are federal
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  101.  @misstangentina8552  Not true, you might only see a reduction in the numbers.
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  102. He could try, there’s a difference
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  103.  @bikerfirefarter7280  the age profile of deaths from covid show zero similarities to the cytokine storm profile of deaths from Spanish flu. Go look for yourself.
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  104. When I suggested Ivermectin to a friend with Covid, her immediate reaction was “I’m not taking horse dewormer”... ...The wall of coordinated propaganda by the mainstream media is impressive, and this is just the start.
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  105. You should do a video on the error in the calculation of the RDA/NRV for vitamin D.
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  106. It’s hilarious that YouTube are still adding their ridiculous warnings (in the U.K. anyway).
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  107. Sadly it’s worse than that, he’s just gullible.
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  108. The evidence shows that the fatalities are 80% lower, not that it makes people immune. No one has ever claimed immunity.
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  109. That is the current belief. But... 1) The dangers of accidental IVs are well documented. 2) With deltoid IMs, a small risk still exists. But they won’t discuss it.
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  110.  @dancroitoru364  I have made no such claims. However removing a known risk seems a wise precaution.
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  111.  @sammywhite9906  The original comment could be easily misunderstood, I was simply clarifying. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  112. Yes. They’ve also banned Moderna.
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  113.  @blondiebluetx64  I don’t know the figures for the U.K., but for AZ in Germany, 31 had clots of which 29 were women.
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  114. Campbell is a self appointed spokesman and not even a medical doctor, he’s only going to talk to people who agree with him and follow the government narrative. He’s on a nice little earner though.
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  115. Yes, very ‘special’.
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  116. The Pfizer 6 month report is out... ...why are you ignoring the clear dangers reported?
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  117. Be aware that possession is illegal in the U.K. and most Western countries.
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  118. If the number of events are no higher than in the general population then there very obviously isn’t causation or the number would be higher.
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  119.  @pip1723  If you can’t see it, you’re part of the problem
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  120. If you look at the numbers, they were already falling before the lockdown.
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  121.  @happyhealthylife4ever  not true 1) you shouldn’t take over 8,000 IU/day without monitoring your levels 2) Some medications interact with vitamin D
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  122. True... ...if you live through it. Some don’t.
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  123. Having seen the papers previously published by the Lancet, they no longer have any credibility in this area whatsoever in my opinion they happily publish anything that fits the government narrative and only retract after massive pushback by hundreds of experts.
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  124. Shouldn’t that be her decision?
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  125. They deliberately sabotaged the HCQ trial, why should this be any different?
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  126. If only they put as much effort into staff training as they did into 3D visualisations.
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  127. Everyone here should bombard the BHF on social media with demands for the data.
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  128. If the chances of an accidental IV are 1 in 10,000 then the chances of 2 in a row would be 1 in 100,000,000 so maybe they’re relying on that? An alternative would be to throw it away and use a new one.
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  129. Mutation rates are random and independent. However vaccinations for a specific strain just act as a forcing factor that make it appear that way.
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  130. Be careful taking cod liver oil, it’s easy to overdose on vitamin A which is toxic.
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  131. Home test kits for vitamin D levels are now available for around ÂŁ8 in the U.K.
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  132. My personal recommendation for under 25s women with no comorbidities would be: 1) Delay pregnancy for a year 2) Don’t vax 3) See what happens in the next year But that’s just my opinion, the decision must be the woman’s.
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  133. It’s rare, but it DOES happen.
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  134. @Albert Clarke it was a reasonable question
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  135. Strokes/clots tend to be associated with the AZ, heart problems are more associated with Pfizer and Moderna.
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  136. Except accidental IV of Pfizer vaccine has been shown to have a risk of myocarditis. The flu vaccine works differently.
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  137. The data has changed
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  138. It’s cheap, why would advisors with shares in vax companies seek to promote it?
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  139. Their food probably isn’t that great either.
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  140. Supplements are easier and more effective.
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  141. You don’t get a choice
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  142. By now it should be obvious to everyone that Hancock is a complete psychopath.
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  143.  @markallen6115  he’s never claimed to be a medical doctor, he has a PhD in nurse training.
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  144.  @Nils337  If you bothered to read the ‘About’ for this channel, he clearly states he’s a retired nurse with a PhD.
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  145. It doesn’t. His PhD is in nursing. He’s not a virologist He’s not even a medical doctor Genetic similarity within a group of animals increases THEIR risk of a given specific disease sweeping through THEM because they are all equally vulnerable.
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  146. This is just yet more project fear to justify further lockdowns and government tyranny.
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  147. The cases in the UK started dropping BEFORE the current lockdown.
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  148. @Jord The Canadian Well maybe there’s a reason why non-ethnic Europeans shouldn’t move to Sweden then.
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  149. Nurses are medically trained as well.
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  150. Sounds like a form letter reply to me.
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  151. He’d be immediately kicked off YouTube That’s why he never goes into detail with India or Japan.
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  152. Please provide your evidence that he’s lying. Aspiration used to be standard practice, the dangers are well documented.
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  153.  @mjwilliamsb2676  Good point, without knowing the total breakdown, the clot numbers distribution towards women may be less significant.
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  154. People expressing a personal choice, how shocking!
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  155. That’s well above the average which is typically 5-10%
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  156. Good luck getting ivermectin.
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  157.  @jimgraham6722  25 people isn’t statistically significant.
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  158. From a sample of 45 men? You’re having a laugh. Data driven... hahahahahahaha
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  159. There is evidence but apparently this pair haven’t bothered to check.
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  160. If you get diagnosed with covid in the U.K. you get sent home with NOTHING. By our ‘wonderful’ NHS. So we get less than a peasant in a village in the middle of nowhere in India. Think about that. Meanwhile Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca are doing very nicely.
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  161. So people with the symptoms of a mild cold are queuing hours for tests... ...why?
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  162. Pints of what?
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  163. Because they’re utterly pointless
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  164. Except some of your ‘trolls’ raise interesting questions, such as why the NHS has just placed an over £3 BILLION order for oral anticoagulants.
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  165. @A Q India seem happy enough
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  166. They are applied automatically by YouTube eventually, come back in a day or two.
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  167. Nobody cares
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  168. If he did, the channel would be cancelled
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  169. 9 died, NOT 30. There were 31 cases of which 29 were women, 9 died.
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  170. Except he’s deliberately ignoring the report on Pfizer that says it doesn’t work.
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  171. There’s 7 IU in 100g of mushrooms, to get 4,000 IU you’d have to eat 47 kgs of mushrooms per day
 At £3/kg that’s over £140/day. 
good luck with that.
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  172. Claiming Campbell makes money from promoting a cheap generic tells everyone here that you’re totally clueless.
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  173.  @kevreilly7  He followed the data, it’s not his fault that the trial results were withheld and Covid mutated to a much safer variety.
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  174. You did your best, leave them to find out the hard way. The dangers of low vitamin D in BAME populations at high latitudes have been known for decades. I’m w.t. and even I supplement with vitamin D. In Sweden they add vitamin D to the milk because of the known deficiency.
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  175. 1) The risk of accidental IV is greater in the glutes. 2) There’s the additional risk of nerve damage. The ONLY benefit of a glutes IM is that they still (in theory) aspirate due to the higher risk.
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  176. Why would anybody believe your anonymous comment on YouTube? Post the publicly available evidence for your claim or admit you’re clueless.
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  177. Vitamin D is cheaper
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  178. Governments know that all they have to do is stall for 3 years so the excess gets averaged out.
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  179. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  180. This isn’t left or right, it’s people realising the whole thing is an endless scam.
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  181. Think again
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  182.  @ct6502c  - except many historical conspiracy theories have later proven to be true.
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  183. He’s presenting new evidence, what’s your problem?
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  184. All the evidence I’ve seen suggests that children below 15 are largely unaffected by covid and the risk of transmission outdoors is extremely low.
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  185. It’s a generic, there’s no obvious difference.
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  186.  @GTP_Mars  you obviously can’t, even with your PhD
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  187. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  188.  @tylertravis2081  blocked
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  189. It might help your credibility if you could spell vaccine.
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  190. You don’t need to hit a large blood vessel, a small vein is perfectly capable of causing the problem.
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  191. Source?
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  192. He’s a PhD, not an MD. Given that he shows his sources, how does it matter?
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  193. I’m in IT, if a website ‘times out’ during data entry, it’s completely deliberate, there’s no technical reason why you couldn’t take days to fill in the form.
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  194. You can leave without
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  195. The BBC/NHS today have suddenly decided to describe the lesser well known symptoms of a heart attack and encourage people to call emergency services if they occur.
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  196. To raise this claim while refusing to go into detail makes his claim of ‘evidence based’ videos pretty silly.
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  197. That’s a weird one
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  198. The fact remains that most people are deficient in vitamin D and it’s been known to be an anti-viral for decades. It doesn’t actually matter whether it’s called a vitamin or a hormone, you still need it 🙄 It’s also cheap, so to claim some weird conspiracy about vitamin D production is ridiculous.
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  199.  @muzicdejay  You very noticeably haven’t commented on the aspiration. It used to be standard practice (for obvious reasons). Even Dr. Campbell is annoyed that they refuse to do something so fundamental. The entire country of Denmark now insist on it being practiced to avoid clotting problems.
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  200. Or don’t drain them.
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  201. Try his website
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  202. Grow up, the risks of general anaesthesia are well known which is why it’s now avoided if at all possible.
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  203. Matt Hancock is a very obvious psychopath in my opinion, the example being his fake crying on national TV.
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  204.  @matthewn1805  I know, but the amounts added are predicated on an RDA/NRA that has been known to be 10x too low since 2014.
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  205.  @tampinhas  It isn’t intended to provide 100% RDA/NRV, it’s just meant to prevent extreme deficiency problems like rickets.
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  206. Virtually zero now, it was a bad last ditch attempt to keep dying people alive that demonstrably failed.
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  207. Just a reminder of what governments do... The British government knowingly allowed haemophiliacs to take HIV contaminated factor-8 in order to find out how contagious it was.
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  208. Not all immune responses produce the antibodies detected by the test.
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  209. Campbell reported on this 3 weeks ago.
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  210. Any skin exposure is fine, forearms are generally easier.
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  211. No, the current strains of covid are largely benign.
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  212. The explanation for lower deaths from respiratory failure is simple
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the bug killed off all those with compromised lung function ‘before their time’ which would have been now. This of course means that the excess deaths are much worse than the figures suggest.
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  213. What does that have to do with anything?
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  214. You obviously didn’t look at the death rates.
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  215. He isn’t anti-vax and never has been, he’s simply raising concerns based on new data, something you clearly are incapable of understanding.
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  216. He also faked crying on national TV, he’s a psychopath.
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  217. Unknown. Given the demographic who have flu shots, nobody cares.
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  218. How is he wrong?
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  219. It might be
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  220. The BBC has now decided to become ‘The Ministry of Truth’. Stop giving your money to people who hate you. Cancel your TV licence today.
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  221. Sadly, lovable doctor is totally innumerate.
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  222. It doesn’t matter and one dose is less likely to be forgotten.
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  223. Citation needed
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  224. To be clear, he’s a PhD not an MD.
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  225. @Life is better when I do something. Your ignorance is hilarious
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  226. That’ll be the one saying it doesn’t work... ...so don’t hold your breath.
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  227.  @mickthompson584  Well I’m doing my best with gin, it works for me and isn’t as fattening đŸ€Ł
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  228. It’s important because old people, especially those with comorbidities are at higher risk from respiratory infections, while children have virtually zero risk.
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  229. Undoubtedly
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  230. Wow! You’re everywhere, maybe you can explain why Denmark now insist on aspiration?
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  231. Hopefully they won’t get the dosage wrong like they did with hcq and kill as many people, in their desperate attempts to discredit its use.
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  232. To be clear, Campbell is a doctor from having a PhD, not an M.D.
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  233. What’s your theory then?
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  234. Maybe people with comorbidities?
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  235. @A Q you know as well as I do that big pharma deliberately sabotage the trials. In the U.K. trial they gave massive overdoses resulting in the deaths of 42 people. They also... Only treat with one component instead of the recommended combination. Delay treatment until the patients become hospitalised instead of immediately.
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  236. @A Q You’re welcome to explain why the patients were given massive overdoses... ...oh wait, you’re not interested. Blocked
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  237.  @bh-zj4yt  vaccines are paid for by taxpayers and around 100x more expensive.
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  238.  @GaryParris  I’m no longer remotely interested in anything you have to say, you’re blocked.
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  239. Absolutely nothing... ...but there’s no evidence that the current bug was deliberately released.
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  240. mid 16th century from Latin, wreath or crown.
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  241. No, the government are desperately testing as many people as possible in an effort to keep the numbers up đŸ€Ł
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  242. You’re welcome to provide your evidence for your claim.
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  243.  @cynthiastogden7000  pepper oil has been a treatment for bad circulation in the fingers for centuries
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  244. So ‘Safety Signal’ actually means ‘Danger Signal’.
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  245. Unsubscribed
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  246. Yes, and?
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  247. Yes
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  248. It’s been known for years that women on the pill are more at risk from blood clots. There may be a connection.
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  249. Inevitably
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  250. He’s clueless on that, there are other channels that cover it including in-depth analyses of the RNA sequence involved.
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  251. Go read the report for yourself. Pfizer’s own report says it doesn’t work.
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  252. You’re welcome to tell us what the revenue per 10,000 views is
 
oh wait, you don’t know 😂
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  253. Apart from where he selectively ignores some things in favour of others and mindlessly supports the claims of the CCP and WHO?
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  254. Politico pointed this out at the time.
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  255. I expect Pfizer will be working one that will bear a remarkable resemblance to a certain chemical we’re not allowed to mention... ...but just enough different to be patented. And a LOT more expensive!
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  256. Don’t forget the NRA/RDA for vitamin D is massively too low due to a statistical error discovered in 2014. Funny how it never gets mentioned đŸ€”
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  257. That’s not what was said
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  258. No, he went to 50 miles. He did nothing new Nobody cares The market for his rocket doesn’t exist
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  259. Ivermectin
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  260. And?
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  261. Anyone who’s already had the bug with no problems would be insane to take the V before much more data becomes available in my opinion.
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  262. Humans are omnivores.
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  263. There are claims that vax of nurses in Sweden have been halted due to adverse effects, anybody have a reference?
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  264. We know it’s a symptom (loss of smell). We think around 50% of those who have symptoms have this symptom. We know there are some people who still haven’t got it back. It’s still too early to know much more.
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  265. Tell that to all the relatives of the dead
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  266. My understanding is that it’s no longer part of the training.
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  267. You obviously have an opinion, why don’t you tell us?
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  268. Most people in winter in higher latitudes are severely deficient in Vitamin D.
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  269. They should have been for decades, Sweden puts it in milk.
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  270. The ‘animal stuff’ was originally developed for use in humans, the guy got a Nobel prize for it.
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  271. The director of the W.H.O. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus being the guy who allegedly concealed outbreaks of Cholera in his own country.
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  272. If he said any more YouTube would delete his entire channel. This has already happened to many others over this issue.
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  273. It’s 1 in 800
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  274. You just won’t give up will you. The entire country of Denmark now insist on aspiration- why aren’t you mentioning that fact that’s so inconvenient to your narrative?
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  275. Don’t hold your breath.
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  276.  @battlebbot  the profit motive seems more likely.
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  277. Nobody knows
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  278. Example?
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  279.  @annabelcottrell1835  Someone mentioned Biden was given a booster without aspiration. I was simply pointing out that as it was just a photo op, it was likely he was given saline. You’re welcome to believe whatever you like. Anyway, you clearly aren’t rational. Blocked.
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  280. Funny how it was Moderna who patented the unique sequence found in the bug cleavage site, years before the pandemic.
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  281. The Canadian figures, being cumulative totals, are grossly misleading... ...which is why they’re being used.
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  282. We’re now going to witness a mad scramble by politicians and advisors as to who can say it’s over first... ...in order to distract from their previous massive scaremongering, corruption and power overreach.
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  283. Why would they want to?
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  284. There’s no money in it.
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  285. It can’t do any harm
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  286. You clearly don’t understand cost-benefit analysis, I guess you’re a bit dim.
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  287. 21:48 This issue is so important to these ‘experts’ (who are obviously completely happy to be paid for doing nothing while ‘working’ from home)... ...that half of them are checking their Twitter and Instagram feeds on their phones, instead of paying attention to what’s being said.
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  288. @Hocko90 go home 🐑
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  289. Because deaths are rare
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  290. Case numbers are utterly meaningless
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  291. We don’t know, which it why it should be investigated.
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  292. Carpeting with what?
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  293. Yes, I’ve noticed in several videos that the injection has been given much too low on the arm.
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  294. No
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  295. European population increases are typically less than 0.4% per year, so hardly significant compared to excess deaths.
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  296. The virus is now endemic and will be for the foreseeable future. I can only suggest you keep taking the vitamin D, stay as healthy as you can, minimise your exposure, and wait.
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  297. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  298. Except the NRV is 10x too low.
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  299. There are now resistant strains of TB.
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  300. Ssssshhhhhh, you’re not allowed to say that!
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  301. I believe Denmark did, but I’ve heard nothing since.
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  302. He’s had the jabs, he’s unlikely to die, maybe you should try actually watching the video?
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  303. And?
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  304. Ozone depletion would INCREASE vitamin D. Please don’t spread misinformation.
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  305. Calling it ‘Kraken’ is blatant fear mongering by the media.
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  306. Sadly, I suspect the lower figures for Australia have a very simple explanation
 
they’re lying.
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  307. India is the most racist society on Earth. This leads many to avoid as much sun exposure as possible in order to lighten their skin because it’s a status symbol.
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  308. Good to hear you still have TDS.
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  309. You’re welcome to start your own YouTube channel and state your opinions. We all know if Campbell did he’d be immediately banned. You apparently don’t understand this.
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  310. The biggest learning is that governments, ‘experts’ and the media can’t be trusted.
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  311. Yet here you are. Get a life.
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  312. Go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  313. He’s been raising the issue for the past year. This video is different because there’s now a study proving the danger.
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  314. Then they should use syringes that can. Denmark seem to have managed.
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  315. Pronunciations vary. And it’s ‘says’ not ‘sais’.
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  316. Even Biden has publicly stated that having the vax doesn’t stop you catching the bug or giving it to other people.
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  317. Not true, Pfizer’s own trials showed serious side effects at 1 in 800.
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  318. But there are papers on this, why are you lying?
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  319. Someone somewhere decided the risk was low enough to ignore because it simplified the training.
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  320. They claim not to collect that data.
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  321. When Campbell began his aside about basketball, I thought at first he was going to use it as an example of correlation (height vs. Success).
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  322.  @kjell1087  In my opinion, this channel is an important source of information. He says what he can. Getting the channel banned would be counterproductive. But you’re welcome to do whatever you like.
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  323. There wasn’t a significant increase of Myocarditis in people with Covid, the rate in Moderna vaxxed seems to be around 1 in 35.
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  324. India should not: Receive foreign aid Waste money on a space program Treat their streets as public toilets ...
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  325. Can we assemble a list of countries where ‘I’ is now in regular use to treat the bug? So far I have: India Japan? (May be fake news) Brazil Czechia? Mexico Peru Slovenia Botswana Am I correct? Anybody know of any others?
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  326. Sure, just go ahead and totally destroy the economy and people’s jobs.
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  327. @SirBanerjee You’re welcome to believe whatever you like. I get the impression that you like to force your ideas on other people because you’re a sheep who believes everything the government and media tells you.
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  328. That’s actually higher than average which is typically 8-12%.
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  329. It hasn’t been applied for
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  330. Nobody cares, go away
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  331. He’s simply reporting from a new study. The study is public information available to anyone interested. How is his reporting it being a shill?
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  332. Most children are fine and always have been.
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  333. I’m not sure that helped đŸ€Ł
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  334. RNA not DNA
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  335. You welcome to tell us your ‘extremely important medical discovery’. If it’s rubbish I’m sure someone here will tell you.
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  336. Because they don’t care
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  337. His clear promotion of the use of vitamin D in this video, clearly undermines your ridiculous comment.
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  338. Yes, they also turned down the sensitivity of their PCR tests which means fewer cases will be recorded.
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  339. Good luck getting a reply on that
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  340.  @DrWrapperband  Viruses typically replicate exponentially, a difference of 1,000x is pretty meaningless.
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  341.  @sononi4798  But we’ll ignore all the... Smokers Alcoholics Morbidly obese
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  342. Wrong question. How long until they’re forced to tell us?
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  343. Citation needed
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  344. You appear to be claiming that 62% (sixty two percent) of people in the USA who have had the Pfizer shot have had blood clot issues. I find this unlikely. 1) Are you sure that is correct? 2) Can you provide your source for this information?
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  345. They don’t add enough, the RDA is hopelessly wrong.
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  346. Consider vitamin D - but check with your doctor first if you have any medical conditions.
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  347. To be fair, his reports were data driven, unfortunately most of the data was false.
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  348. Moderna have the patent, not the CDC
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  349. Vocal fry is incredibly annoying.
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  350. Grow up
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  351. The truth often is ‘annoying’ if your worldview is delusional.
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  352. Nobody knows the %age of immune people required for herd immunity because it’s a new virus. The varying R0 across mutated variants further complicates the issue.
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  353.  @RA-fp6um  you’re in the wrong thread, this one is about vitamin D.
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  354. Those were administered to people AFTER being hospitalised and therefore DELIBERATELY designed to fail. (Just like HCQ)
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  355. Please provide the evidence for your figures.
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  356. Nobody cares
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  357. The official NHS guidelines are to NOT aspirate.
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  358. You can ask... I was refused Not all even know what it means anymore
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  359. It only wastes the jab if they hit a vein. Hitting a vein is provenly dangerous. Their argument is ridiculous.
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  360. If the bad practice is killing people then they are right to be anxious.
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  361. If it means he produces less video, that would be a bad idea. Which bit in the video did you not understand?
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  362. That’s not what happened
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  363. My opinion is that you’re better taking vitamin D.
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  364. The Israeli data was PRE vax.
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  365. Go away
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  366.  @steveraybould5934  Ad hominem. Cluelessness confirmed. Blocked.
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  367. The only way to do that is from excess deaths. Are you claiming there aren’t any?
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  368.  @ZappyOh  - I’ve already explained that the only way to really tell is from excess deaths.
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  369. Be careful with Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin A in large doses is toxic.
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  370. We can speculate, but this is why there needs to be an investigation.
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  371.  @johmyh14  Yes, you’re right, they’ve only banned it for some age groups... ...so that’s ok then đŸ€”
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  372. Take supplements
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  373. Except Johnson abandoned the herd immunity policy when he was told the NHS would be overwhelmed.
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  374. The anti-viral properties of vitamin D have been known for decades.
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  375.  @esecallum  please try to provide accurate information, the Gates foundation has donated $20 million over 5 years to BBC Worldwide.
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  376. Sadly, U.K. government agencies have squandered their credibility
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  377. It’s all so predictable.
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  378. YouTubers are better informed than the general population (who are brainwashed by the mainstream media).
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  379. If he recommends Ivermectin the video will be immediately deleted and possibly the whole channel.
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  380. I see the prediction models are massively overestimating the numbers as usual... ...Fool me once...
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  381. Because they do work for bacteria (that are much larger than viruses) and that’s a major infection risk for patients being operated on with opened body cavities and medical staff physically above them, sometimes for several hours.
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  382. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  383. These are U.K. figures.
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  384. Yet strangely Texas and Florida are doing fine.
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  385.  @Kenjiro5775  your ignorance isn’t my responsibility
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  386. Please provide your evidence for long covid in children.
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  387. Please provide the evidence for your claim
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  388. There no evidence that either olive oil or vinegar is an antiviral, and vinegar in water is utterly disgusting, but you’re welcome to carry on if it helps you feel virtuous.
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  389. No, it really isn’t
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  390. That phraseology sounds familiar...
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  391. Wow! He’s not a very nice chap!
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  392.  @anitakingsberry2622  Except that isn’t the choice, the great majority of people are at zero risk from the bug.
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  393. The study is new.
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  394. He’s the tyranny of the majority
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  395. Did you ask for aspiration?
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  396.  @ghwk-phd2784  I wasn’t asking you, go away
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  397.  @bobmathews9072  Most people can’t be bothered to ‘like’, no conspiracy theory is required.
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  398. Tax payers getting fleeced again.
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  399. Correct! đŸ€Ł
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  400.  @lisadodgerose  - to be fair, people die all the time, they key information is the percentage following the dose.
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  401.  @vinothebanga  We don’t know, which is why there needs to be an investigation.
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  402. There are small veins throughout the deltoid muscle, pretending otherwise is delusional.
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  403. Flu has been around for centuries, this will be as well, people die, get used to it and get on with your life.
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  404. The fact that a FEW people survived horrendous conditions in WW2 does not mean all, but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.
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  405. No
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  406. Update: silly me I confused the vaccine damaged kids in Sweden by GSK with the alleged vaccine damaged kids in Nigeria treated for meningitis where fifty of them died.
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  407. Grow up
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  408. Because their immune systems are stronger.
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  409. He provides his sources, so it doesn’t matter.
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  410. It’s ‘Veritas’
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  411. In 5 year’s time when a person has had 9 shots but missed the last one... ...will they be banned entry to everywhere? When we know the fully vaccinated still spread the disease? When we know by the 10th vaccination you have a 1 in 5,000 chance of being killed?
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  412. Get help
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  413. He simply presents data as it emerges, what you do with that is up to you. Judging from your attitude, my guess is nothing.
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  414. Utter nonsense
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  415. I’ll believe that when I see it
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  416. Not at high latitudes in winter
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  417. Not on that scale, but I expect you’ll believe whatever you want to.
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  418.  @Beekind799  what part of ‘they removed aspiration from the training’ do you not understand?
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  419. Be aware that excessive Vitamin A is toxic.
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  420. The YouTube algorithm automatically deletes all links.
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  421.  @marthalewis173  I was damaged by the first az jab, obviously I won’t be having the 2nd. I know of people who have died from the vax. I don’t know anybody who has even been hospitalised by the bug. This is all anecdotal, but when you have idiots like Hancock saying vit-D doesn’t help... ...it makes you wonder whose side they’re on đŸ€”
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  422. Do you realise your ranting makes you look demented?
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  423. That’s not how it works. If it was then they wouldn’t have myocarditis.
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  424.  @brianquinn6014  Maybe you should go learn something instead of spewing drivel.
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  425.  @kevinwilliams2970  They’re progressing
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  426. Anyone who believes a WHO report about China is clearly either not living in the real world or a paid shill. Tedros is a known Marxist who concealed outbreaks of Cholera in Ethiopia when he was health minister.
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  427. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  428. Let’s not forget that Martin Landray (the head of the U.K. trials) allegedly confused HCQ with another similar sounding treatment, resulting in massive overdoses, the deaths of 42 people, and a total ban on the use of HCQ in the U.K. Accident?
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  429. Because it’s difficult to explain why it’s present, the worry is that it’s replicating, the results of which are totally unknown.
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  430.  @LisaBowers  good point
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  431. Except it is.
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  432.  @walterego6584  The dangers of accidental IVs are well documented and have been known for decades, go look for yourself.
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  433. Ask your doctor
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  434. Yes, exactly.
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  435. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  436. Yes, but it’s a cheap generic, the money involved is much less.
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  437.  @mdmurray17  better tell the Indian government then đŸ€Ą
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  438. He’s not going to do that- no money in it.
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  439.  @rocklover7437  it’s just a chemical, you’re engaging in magical thinking. The fact remains that sardines do not contain enough. By all means eat them but take a walk in the sun or a supplement as well.
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  440. She was married to a Dutchman and her father was Pakistani so she had right of citizenship in both the Netherlands and Pakistan.
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  441. You’ll probably have the option to carry a printed QR code.
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  442. Gullible much?
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  443. It’s utter nonsense. The figure is too small for worldwide And too large for the U.K.
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  444. @Life is better when I do something. you are the one who is totally ignorant The vaccinated can be just as contagious as the unvaccinated.
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  445.  @skaterkraines2691  The original comment could be misunderstood. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  446.  @esecallum  you know Jesus was ethnically Levantine, right? You really need to get checked out, you’re totally bonkers.
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  447. Please explain further
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  448. Grow up
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  449.  @londo776  I’m not remotely interested in your demented propaganda, it’s been used in humans for decades.
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  450.  @GaryParris  the vaccine doesn’t stop you catching it or spreading it, this is publicly known and accepted.
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  451.  @daviddavis2764  The vaccines aren’t cheap. Pfizer are currently $7.50 each and they’re pushing for $25. IVM costs literally pennies.
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  452.  @daviddavis2764  except IVM works
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  453.  @daviddavis2764  India say it works and are allegedly considering prosecuting the WHO advisor for manslaughter over bad advice.
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  454.  @GaryParris  this has nothing to do with the far right, I have never said the vaccine does nothing. It appears to reduce mortality by around 5x, but that’s only for vulnerable people. Pretending otherwise is delusional.
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  455. He was taking 4,000 IU last time I noticed.
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  456. Campbell believed the data, when new data was published he changed his opinion. This is a rational response, unlike yours.
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  457. Yes
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  458. Everyone does is sunlight, gingers have a paler skin so they probably produce more, it’s possible this mutation conveyed this benefit for those living at higher latitudes.
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  459. If the trials are prospective, then the results aren’t in yet.
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  460. The current infant mortality rate for U.K. in 2023 is 3.337 deaths per 1000 live births, a 2.48% decline from 2022. The infant mortality rate for U.K. in 2022 was 3.422 deaths per 1000 live births, a 2.42% decline from 2021. You need to look elsewhere.
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  461. So when the data agrees with Campbell’s opinions, he says follow the data. But when it doesn’t he loudly questions it. đŸ€”
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  462. Maybe, but you simply can’t eat enough mushrooms to make a difference. Sunlight or supplements are the only practical solution.
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  463. Sun is best, food doesn’t have enough, supplements are the easiest answer for most people (especially at high latitudes in winter).
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  464.  @Documentts  Foods simply don’t contain enough, eat them anyway but bear that in mind. Eggs, sardines etc.
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  465. Injecting air could have killed you with what is called an ‘air embolism’. You must report him to the authorities immediately.
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  466. Based on the data at the time, which has since changed 🙄
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  467. Most medical professionals know hundreds of these mnemonics to remember things better, like the bones in the hand.
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  468.  @marlow3884  this is badly wrong, plant based is D2, animal based is D3. D3 is twice as effective as D2 and more quickly metabolised.
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  469.  @esecallum  how is that relevant to his comment?
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  470. It’s more likely you simply got someone who was trained differently originally. The impression I have (in the U.K.) is if the person is over 50ish then they generally aspirate.
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  471. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  472.  @mimibergerac7792  when you’re ignorant, your opinions are meaningless
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  473. Maybe you’re healthier? 😂
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  474. 08:13 He wasn’t drunk, he was horny
 
Later he became terrified of being ‘Epsteined’ as a result of his revelations. There’s a reason why people of certain proclivities are considered a security risk.
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  475. Who’s paying you?
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  476. Unknown, the cases were falling before the vaccinations.
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  477. Glutes have a higher risk of IV and nerve damage.
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  478. The overall benefits of vitamin D have been known for decades.
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  479. The risk is low. The point is that by aspirating the risk can be removed entirely.
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  480. Only in total numbers, which is a meaningless comparison
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  481. The training has changed
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  482. 50% of covid have no symptoms
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  483. He already believes everything China claims.
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  484. India no longer gets foreign aid.
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  485. Europe is already getting fallout from the insane British government giving Ukraine depleted uranium shells that Russia vaporised in an attack on their ammunition dumps.
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  486. Nobody knows
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  487. Yes, he went in-depth into the sequence at the cleavage site of the virus.
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  488. The point is that we don’t know, and nobody is investigating.
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  489. This could also have been a blood clot.
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  490. The early increases are likely covid itself because the early variant was much more dangerous. The cost/benefit has since reversed.
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  491. It varies, some do some don’t.
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  492. Getting it all delivered is even better.
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  493. I expect YouTube to delete this video in 3...2...1...
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  494. He always has been, it’s not his fault we were all lied to.
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  495. Yes, but that was cheap, the new stuff is nice and expensive.
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  496. D3 is considered more easily metabolised than D2.
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  497.  @Southern195  I vaguely remember that 100 mcg of vitamin K is recommended for 4,000 IU of vitamin D to prevent problems with calcification of the arteries, but I could be misremembering.
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  498.  @limmoblack  I’m still waiting for your claimed revenue per 10,000 views.
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  499. It’s being actively promoted, but not yet
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  500. Most people get plenty of K from their diet.
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  501.  @christinebadostain6887  taking extra isn’t going to do you any harm, most multivitamins have the RDA/NRV for vitamin K
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  502. Tell that to the Indian and Japanese governments.
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  503. With iv...?
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  504. It may require a combination of events: 1) AZ shot 2) Accidental injection into a vein 3) Female 4) On oral contraception The requirement to have ALL 4 of these would significantly reduce the incidence.
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  505. There’s no guarantee of getting a nurse. All kinds have been recruited and rapidly trained, possibly not to aspirate.
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  506.  @RidiPwn  ok, sounds reasonable, thanks for the reply.
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  507. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  508. Campbell has been promoting the use of vitamin D for several years now.
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  509. The ads are done by YouTube.
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  510. Please stop spamming the comments with identical posts
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  511.  @stiannunn5113  The video is interesting, but posting multiple copies could get you banned from YouTube.
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  512. 1) What is the reason? 2) Please explain why the reason particularly matters.
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  513. That’s probably (currently) unknown.
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  514. Yes. Note that D3 is more easily metabolised than D2, and both are fat soluble so it’s more effective when taken with fat/oil in a meal.
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  515. The chances of death are incredibly low and haven’t changed much.
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  516. YouTube routinely deletes all comments deemed unacceptable.
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  517.  @bidentity69  Ok, thanks for that. If we assume from laziness that a human is around 3,000 times the mass of a mouse then a 30 mcg dose in a human would be equivalent to 0.01 mcg in a mouse. So if the mouse was given 5 mcg then the dose was the equivalent of 500x larger than the dose used in humans? So it looks like your calculation is correct. I’m no expert. Maybe they use relatively larger doses in mice to allow for humans living much longer and the that death in the mouse could indicate a potential long-term partial disability in the human?
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  518. Quinine is related to HCQ and potentially might help in combination with zinc and azithromycin. The amount of quinine in Tonic water is strictly controlled because of its potential toxicity at small levels. Not sure how you would obtain it without a prescription.
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  519. It’s an automatic program that checks all comments
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  520. You’re welcome to tell us
 
I won’t be holding my breath.
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  521. Please provide a source for long covid being 1 in 30
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  522. Who is?
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  523. That’s the whole point of the video. Have you always had this cognitive difficulty or have you worked at it.
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  524. 🐑
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  525. Nobody knows, and I doubt any study can be done due to the low numbers and an unwillingness to find out.
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  526.  @Fanakapan222  red blood cells don’t carry the vector. Whites are less than 1%. Affected cells get replaced in a few days due to the immune response. The risk seems low to me, you’re welcome to form your own opinion.
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  527. How is that relevant to the data presented?
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  528.  @edwinasherwood-jones9073  ok, fair enough, mine are tiny white pills
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  529. I’m completely sick of the gross incompetence, wilful ignorance and blatant corruption of our political overlords that is now plainly obvious to anybody who bothers to do the most basic research into what’s going on.
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  530. Dr. Campbell needs to explain that the RDA/NRV for vitamin D is hopelessly too low because of a statistical error that was discovered in 2014. You actually need as much as 10,000 IU/day, but you shouldn’t exceed 4,000 IU/day from supplements without medical advice.
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  531. It’s chicken pox. In adults it’s usually shingles.
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  532. Ok, so Geert was a vet who got involved with entero virusses. He appears to have a new theory for vaccination that he says will solve the problem (presumably with him getting well paid in the process). He does NOT say that immune systems are ‘bring ruined’.
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  533. Sounds as if whether they aspirate or not is pot-luck depending on how recently the staff were trained, with older being better. Maybe 1 in 100 don’t? Of those the factor is then if they hit a vein or not, I’m guessing 1 in 100,000? This produces a risk of 1 in 10 million of getting a venous jab. We then have the risk of what that does to people. Some will be ill and survive. In the UK we’ve had around 5 deaths in around 20,000,000 AZ shots? That’s 1 in 4,000,000. The figures match pretty closely. Aspiration doesn’t cost anything, it’s pretty hard to argue against it.
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  534. The YouTube algorithm automatically deletes all comments deemed unacceptable for wrongthink
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  535.  @copernicofelinis  Utter nonsense in my opinion. There’s no evidence of people failing to assimilate vitamin D that I’ve heard of. Ask him for his evidence.
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  536. Unlikely to have changed that much in a year.
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  537. The map at 05:20 shows Ukraine is excluded from the figures. They also state “Ukraine, Germany (Berlin) and Germany (Hesse) were not included in the pooled data”.
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  538. Placebos don’t generally alter life/death outcomes. India think it works.
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  539. Your looking at the rate for anaphylactic reactions. The 1,250 per million (1/800) is for life changing reactions to the jab - heart attacks, strokes, etc.
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  540.  @raff23able  Good point, I’ll adjust my statement...
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  541. With no other data it’s impossible to say.
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  542. Yes, the AZ uses a virus for transport.
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  543. Grow up
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  544. Good luck with that
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  545. It’s good for Pfizer
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  546. The dosage should be scaled by body mass. If most adults weigh around 140 Lbs and should be taking 4,000 IU of vitamin D, scale accordingly.
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  547. Not ordering more AZ doesn’t mean they aren’t using up existing stocks. The answer is extremely disingenuous.
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  548. The figures are public, you’re welcome to research it and let us know.
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  549. I’ve heard a rumour that their President has died.
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  550. If you eat an entire bar of chocolate every day you’re likely to have other problems.
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  551. The U.K. figures show more deaths in the vaccinated for the Delta variant.
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  552. I no longer remotely believe any data from government agencies.
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  553. Not in the quantities required. Most people typically need 4,000 IU/day as a minimum. You will see endless comments recommending mushrooms, eggs etc. but if you do the calculations the quantities needed are totally impractical and very expensive.
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  554. Sure, I bet Africa loves receiving date expired vaccines.
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  555. There is clear agenda here to keep us locked down until the whole thing kicks off again next winter. These ‘experts’ are insane.
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  556. Liver has the highest levels.
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  557. They lie
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  558. For once, you’re right đŸ€Ł
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  559. 1) Please stop SHOUTING 2) Campbell has simply reported the data as released, it’s not his fault that some data was suppressed and others falsified. 3) He’s always said to consult with your own doctor and reach your own decision. 4) Everyone here can see your previous rants by clicking on your avatar, why are you even here?
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  560.  @ambidex5383  it’s the only way to identify the variant, it’s literally a single base change. But you’re welcome to believe whatever you like.
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  561.  @ambidex5383  your ignorance is staggering, sequencing the RNA of the virus has nothing to do with PCR tests. You clearly don’t even understand what the actual difference is between the variants.
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  562.  @Yeahnicegaming  your ‘extremely rare side effects’.
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  563. Please show the calculations you have used to reach your conclusions.
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  564. Most diets are hopelessly deficient in vitamin D and the commonest dietary sources when taken in the required quantities increase other health risks in the process.
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  565.  @anthonymumford4277  There’s around 100 IU in an egg, so you’d have to eat a minimum of 10/day and up to 40 for proper protection đŸ€Ł
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  566. There’s no way to know the long term effects, please post a source for your claim about a rumour.
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  567.  @eileencarroll6418  thanks for the link
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  568. Ok, so an expert in the field expressed a concern about a possible side effect of the Pfizer vaccine. That isn’t rumour, it’s fact. It seems unlikely to me, but it’s a perfectly valid concern. Also Pfizer allegedly have a dodgy historical record in these matters. If I was a woman, wanting children, below 30, with no comorbidities, that would put me at very low risk from the bug. I’m not sure I’d risk the vaccine, but that would be my personal choice, not a recommendation. If I’d already had the bug with complete recovery, I’d definitely refuse.
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  569.  @eileencarroll6418  fair enough, if you’re interested there’s an interesting film called ‘The Constant Gardener’ that some allege is based on Pfizer’s Trovan trials in Nigeria.
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  570. Any sensible person has to wonder when this is going to end.
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  571. They also banned all internal flights.
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  572. $75 would typically buy 4 years supply of 4,000 IU Vitamin D.
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  573. Sounds like a great way to get lung scarring to me. But I’m not a medical doctor. (But then neither is Campbell). And how is that supposed to protect the rest of your body? And how does it kill the viruses without also damaging you?
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  574. It’s like ‘flammable’ and ‘inflammable’.
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  575. That was to develop the jab, it was Biden who forced people to have it.
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  576.  @alexanderohanlon8825  total nonsense, it’s a cheap generic, try again.
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  577. Meaningless comment without explanation.
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  578. People are healthier now, who knew?
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  579. Hancock was incompetent... ...who knew? đŸ€Ł
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  580. Because it is
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  581. Well done, you just proved your total ignorance of IM injections.
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  582. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  583. If the vax doesn’t prevent the spread, how does vaxxing the care workers make any difference?
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  584. I haven’t noticed Blair ‘hiding’ over the non-existent WMDs.
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  585. These are just the reported cases. Anecdotal evidence suggests most people are ignored and dismissed if they suggest their new symptoms are in any way related to being vaxxed.
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  586.  @RabJ208  True, but a 75 year old already with a heart condition would just die and nobody would find it particularly unusual.
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  587.  @andocobo  The entire Biden booster was staged on a set, other released photographs have made that clear, he probably had his real one weeks ago, it’s not a conspiracy theory when it’s objectively known that the whole event was stage managed. If anybody queried the use of saline, they’d be openly told “this one’s just for the press, he had the real one last week”.
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  588. Yes, D3 is more effective.
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  589. I’m sure your Nobel prize will arrive in the post shortly.
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  590. Good luck!
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  591. Young athletes are dropping dead from heart attacks all over the world.
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  592. Some staff won’t even know what you’re requesting, it’s no longer in the training.
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  593. Some medical conditions /medications are contraindicated with vitamin D. Sarcoidosis being an example. Most people should be fine with 4,000 IU/day, but you should consult your doctor if you have any medical conditions/medications.
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  594. Unlikely
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  595. The ‘very company’ that wants to charge $750 for a ‘safe’ alternative to their product that is no longer covered by patent and doesn’t make them any money.
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  596. Yes
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  597. There’s no evidence that it ‘slows the spread’, if anything the evidence suggests that it speeds it up.
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  598. Maybe due to comorbidities increasing the risk from Covid. It’s a personal decision so you have no particular right to know.
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  599. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  600. Interesting how there’s no YouTube warning on this video đŸ€”
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  601. Utter nonsense
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  602. I’m sure the manufacturers find this arrangement highly promising.
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  603. Meaningless comparison, the population is now much larger (more than double).
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  604. Campbell is careless at times.
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  605. He still represents his constituency as an MP.
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  606. There probably isn’t any difference. Human pharmaceuticals are used on animals all the time.
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  607. I can’t stand to watch this guy anymore, I managed 4 minutes. Total shill. Paid off?
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  608. What do you want... A medal? Or a chest to pin it on?
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  609. Being authoritarian isn’t a ‘classic liberal’.
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  610. Hahahahahahahah
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  611. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  612.  @ct6502c  - I listed ones that were true, your delusions aren’t my problem.
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  613. The risk is low.
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  614. You’re welcome to provide your evidence like Campbell did here.
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  615.  @MD-ww4bh  Campbell isn’t denying that. He’s saying the risk/benefit has now clearly reversed.
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  616. Standard procedure SHOULD be to give a fresh vaccine... The obvious question is if they use the same injection a second time, when blood has coloured the vaccine, how will they know if they hit a vein on their second attempt? ...People are lazy, who knew?
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  617. “Merck said in June the U.S. government has agreed to pay about $1.2 billion for 1.7 million courses of its experimental COVID-19 treatment, if it is proven to work”... ...I think they might have a vested interest in stopping competing products that are much cheaper.
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  618. Stop SHOUTING
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  619. They’re basically being abandoned because it’s too expensive
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  620. Because there’s no money in it.
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  621. Did you miss the part where he clearly showed you that the ‘cure’ is worse than the disease? And you must live under a rock to not know that the jab does NOT prevent transmission.
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  622. The six month study shows it doesn’t work
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  623. The NI sadly is not unique because illegals are known to share the same number. This has been known for decades but the government prefers receiving the revenue over fixing the problem.
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  624. To get 4,000 IU of vitamin D from just eggs you’d have to eat over 40 a day
 not recommended.
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  625. I hope they’re paying you well
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  626.  @Kenjiro5775  you have TDS, better go take your meds.
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  627. Things like ‘ready meals’.
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  628. Unlikely
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  629. Qaz
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  630. The vaccinated are a transmission risk as well.
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  631. Nonsense
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  632. Variants happen randomly regardless.
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  633. @Hocko90 Either way they should be paying attention instead of virtue signaling.
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  634. Not true, they used the HCQ study to discredit it by massively overdosing the patents and killed 43 of them.
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  635. Grow up
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  636. Correct
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  637. Funny how you forgot to mention all the BLM riots.
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  638.  @OceanFrontVilla3  - I’ve heard a claim that for COVID it’s 20% due to many having partial immunity to all corona viruses
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  639. Except it’s been known since last March for COVID, and for decades generally.
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  640. It’s the likeliest explanation
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  641. Please explain further
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  642. D3 is D, it’s more easily absorbed than D2.
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  643. Source?
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  644. Like John Sweeney and Martin Bashir đŸ€Ł
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  645. Let’s remember Hancock flatly stated that there was no benefit from vitamin D.
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  646. Due to the way excess deaths are calculated, the government knows if they just do nothing for another 2 years then the excess will ‘disappear’.
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  647.  @johnfrum2024  why are you lying?
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  648. There are reports of airline pilots getting blood transfusions in at attempt to flush out the vax after failing their routine medicals.
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  649. We now know that some batches were placebo. My suspicion is that when they saw the high level of adverse reactions they started diluting the batches with placebos to conceal the level.
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  650. It’s not obvious to me how such a study could be ethically performed.
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  651. Aspiration hasn’t been trained since 2010.
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  652. Privacy/modesty issues.
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  653. That’s a separate issue
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  654.  @ZeroMass  it’s still a separate issue.
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  655.  @BraveCounsel  If Tim Spector is such an expert, how is it that he didn’t mention the NRV being wrong?
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  656. Even now, people diagnosed with covid are just told to go home and wait. No treatment is currently offered until they are literally dying, yet the comments here are full of people regurgitating the propaganda they’ve been fed by the mass media.
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  657. We don’t know, which is why we need an investigation.
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  658. You’re wrong
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  659. T2247
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  660.  @tokkierohlandt7873  The people dying from the bug have comorbidities. Try learning something instead of parroting nonsense.
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  661.  @tokkierohlandt7873  Maybe you should just shut up and watch the video, you might learn something.
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  662. Beware, there are published known risks from vitamin D for people on some medications or with some medical conditions. Eg. Statins or sarcoidosis. Please remember Campbell is NOT a medical doctor. Get your doctor’s advice before taking large doses of vitamin D.
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  663. Nobody knows, anecdotal evidence suggests 1 in around 2,000.
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  664. I couldn’t make any sense out of what he was saying
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  665. You might loathe Trump, but he had the right idea about the WHO.
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  666. The most reliable statistics we have are deaths compiled by governments, funeral directors have better things to do with their time.
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  667. To get 4,000 IU of vitamin D from sardines you would have to eat 2.5 Kgs per day. That’s more that 20 tins and costs over £10/day. Get it?
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  668. Stop the word salad and say what you mean. What anti virals do you think work? What anti virals are being used?
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  669. Given the patients in the study were given pills, not sunlight, the pills obviously work as well.
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  670.  @jfrankerickson8993  Analysis of Trumps speeches and vocabulary show he deliberately pitches his statements at a level that will be understood by the most people. Pseudo-intellectuals hate this because they’ve spent their lives learning fancy words to impress their families and friends, so when Trump does this it exposes them for the snobs they really are. @greg hill being an obvious example.
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  671.  @greghill7759  His meaning is completely clear, you’re just a snob.
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  672.  @kidsteach938  you’re on a British channel, but you be you. You’re comment was utterly meaningless anyway, whatever language it was in.
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  673. Why?
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  674. YouTube delete most links
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  675. Badly!
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  676. Not true, Campbell has been pushing vitamin D since the beginning, why are you lying?
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  677. https://youtu.be/W5yVGmfivAk
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  678. If you have any medical conditions or take medicines regularly you should ask your doctor.
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  679. Not sure, but it’s probably dyed.
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  680. There’s no money in it
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  681. Aspiration was, and should still be standard practice for IM shots. The dangers of accidental IV shots are well documented, maybe you should do some research before spouting nonsense.
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  682.  @augaugust4299  Many pharmaceuticals are extremely dangerous if given as IV by accident, your ignorance is not my problem.
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  683. If the spikes weren’t triggering a response at all, the patients would NOT have myocarditis.
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  684. How would it help?
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  685.  @faackthewef  he isn’t an MD
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  686. That does seem rather a lot. Any idea what they spend normally?
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  687. It could have been many things. Simply being more physically active could have helped.
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  688. When lightness of skin is a status symbol, it’s very difficult.
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  689. What an amazing coincidence!
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  690. D3 in drops or a pill. Pills are cheaper and widely available.
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  691. There’s no evidence of any danger as long as you take k2 as well.
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  692. It allegedly increases the penetration of zinc into cells.
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  693.  @sciencetroll6304  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  694. Wow, how desperate are you?
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  695. They were in the military, you think they had a choice? đŸ€Ą
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  696. The dangers of accidental IV of epinephrine are well documented, but given that anaphylaxis is an immediate life threatening condition the cost benefit is much clearer.
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  697. Flu figures are meaningless because they aren’t based on anything.
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  698.  @peterbills4129  - they claim to, but people don’t actually die of flu and never have.
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  699. All the main manufacturers specify both the dosage and IM. Have Thailand produced their own vaccine?
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  700.  @Someone-kg8qf  Not completely true, but I see what you’re saying.
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  701. It’s better than nothing but not enough, you should be looking for at least 50 micrograms (2,000 IU) per day in my opinion. But if you’re on any medications you should check with your doctor first.
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  702. The meaning of your comment is not clear. What do you mean by ‘new description’ ?
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  703. My impression is it’s been seen everywhere it’s been in use.
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  704. India is the most racist country on Earth.
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  705. So you’re going to ignore all the evidence that ethnicity with regard to skin pigmentation has a direct correlation? 🙄
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  706. Yes
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  707. The U.K. wasn’t silent on vitamin D... ...Hancock just blatantly lied about it.
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  708. Many people had autoimmune long before covid vax.
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  709. A check of your level wouldn’t test for d3.
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  710. How is reporting the results of studies being a ‘crackpot’ ?
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  711. They should, I suspect they probably don’t.
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  712. Big pharma won’t like it until they can force the use of a patented variant costing 100x more.
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  713. Promoting Iver will get this channel cancelled.
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  714.  @stevenunua2118  Please list the news channels that have reported on the dangers of IV Pfizer potentially causing myocarditis... ...Oh wait, you can’t, because nobody has.
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  715. Not so useful if while you’re waiting for it to become available, you catch the bug.
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  716.  @annnoyez  Sure, let’s waste 2/3rds of our vaccine stocks, millions of dollars, hours of our staff’s time and endanger thousands in increased exposure risk in order to indulge the few selfish idiots who have an irrational fear of jabs. Diagnosis: Neurotic narcissist.
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  717. Grow up
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  718.  @cliveflynn382  Vitamin D had been known to help combat viruses for literally decades, especially in the respiratory tract, it’s also extremely cheap and extremely safe. You’re utterly clueless Blocked
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  719.  @mimibergerac7792  ok, so you’re totally innumerate as well, imagine my shock
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  720. Grow up and stop being so gullible.
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  721. Dawkins is 81
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  722. People who would have died, don’t get as ill if vaccinated. The great majority at risk have comorbidities like obesity or diabetes.
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  723. It’s not distilled, it’s desalinated.
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  724. Oh dear, did the results of the vote upset your sensibilities?
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  725. We can speculate, but this is why there needs to be an investigation.
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  726. Sadly, due to their proven track record of biased reporting, the BBC no longer has any credibility when reporting anything, in my opinion.
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  727. The government levels are wrong due a statistical error discovered in 2014, they’ve recently been raised but not by enough.
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  728. Because it isn’t used much?
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  729. YouTube deleting comments as usual.
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  730. He’s a PhD not an MD
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  731.  @tripplespringsfarm9737  wooooooosh
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  732. Not true, Arabs can vote in Israel as can women. Women can’t vote anywhere else in the Middle East.
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  733.  @tubthump  So you’re going to ignore my points? Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  734. Eat some cheese.
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  735.  @kidsteach938  not when India is controlled by China.
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  736. I have to wonder what they know that we don’t
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  737. 1) You should ask your doctor. 2) Ivermectin might not be available Campbell isn’t an MD, he’s a PhD.
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  738. Nobody knows
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  739.  @michellebrown5594  thanks
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  740. They won’t know, it’s a retrospective study.
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  741. Sure, if you don’t die first.
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  742. Seems unlikely, source?
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  743. Given that the policy was changed around ten years ago, that seems unlikely.
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  744.  @dantronics1682  It seems to be throughout the ‘West’, 10 years ago +/- 2. If anyone has precise dates and reasons, please tell us.
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  745. Blood transfusions are relatively rare, and you can request non-blood products to be used instead, are you planning on having one in the near future?
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  746. What are you expecting to see? Do you have the remotest idea what you’re talking about?
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  747. He clearly stated it wasn’t totally safe, some people can’t take that much, eg. those with sarcoidosis.
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  748. Thanks for your anecdotal ‘evidence’, whatever would we do without you?
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  749.  @Rampart.X  I don’t think your comment means what you think it means, but I’m guessing that happens to you a lot đŸ€Ł
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  750. He’s never claimed that, he’s simply reported studies that indicate that it mitigates the symptoms. Why are you lying?
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  751.  @MillieandMaxMusic  you’re utterly clueless.
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  752. Vaccination does NOT stop you getting it, it just reduces the symptoms/outcome in some people. Go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  753. Covid has mutated to a much more benign form, your views are obsolete.
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  754.  @Antiorganizer  Pfizer’s own trials show major (life changing) side effects at 1 in 800, that’s a figure more than 10x the disease itself.
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  755.  @Antiorganizer  Campbell did a video with sources on it 3 weeks ago.
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  756.  @Antiorganizer  you asked for links, I told you where you can find them, and you go off on another rant. Cluelessness confirmed. Blocked.
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  757. That’s why there has to be an investigation
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  758.  @ITR1329  the colloidal silver nutters maybe? đŸ€Ł
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  759.  @stephenbirchall941  except we now know the Lancet was allegedly paid off by the CCP and their retractions have destroyed their credibility.
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  760. Many medics today do not know how, or refuse, you got lucky.
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  761.  @megret1808  it’s not just the US
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  762.  @luxmami  So you’re going to pretend you didn’t say your conspiracy nonsense then 🙄 You’re utterly clueless.
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  763. You’re welcome to do whatever you like. I’m not so sure about your authority to tell others what to do. Otherwise the vaccinations have been totally pointless.
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  764. Go away
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  765. Enjoy your seized Australian property.
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  766. So they gave him an accidental IV of the Pfizer and he now has myocarditis?
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  767. Dore
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  768.  Consuelo Patagonia  The sarcasm is the only way to get past YouTube censorship that would get the channel deleted - your ignorance of this isn’t Campbell’s responsibility.
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  769. The first name is the principal researcher, him being a student is revealing. Your denial of this indicates your bias.
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  770.  Consuelo Patagonia  well obviously, it’s pitched at you đŸ€Ł
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  771. Grow up
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  772.  @rhydyard  blocked
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  773. The WHO doesn’t like using locations because it’s ‘racist’ and embarrassing to the CCP.
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  774. The RDA for Vitamin D was exposed as being much too low due to a statistical error in 2014, however this knowledge has remained largely unknown since.
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  775. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  776. Correct, however that’s a recent change, and the dangers of accidental IV are well documented and for Pfizer can kill you.
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  777. Please provide your source for this claim
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  778. Ask your doctor.
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  779. Grow up
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  780.  @jonhylow1239  Your delusions are dangerous, I suggest you seek professional psychiatric counselling immediately.
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  781.  @jonhylow1239  Dude, you’re talking about digging imaginary foreign bodies out of your eyes with your finger nails! You need professional help before you hurt yourself, it’s not something I can help you with.
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  782.  @jonhylow1239  1) Get help 2) You’re blocked
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  783. Variants are random. To be detected, a new variant would have to be more contagious than delta, this is unlikely.
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  784. The worldwide mantra in all the media was ‘safe and effective’, all the data forced to be released since shows that it was neither.
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  785. Yes, but governments won’t admit this
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  786. With the delta variant, the unvaxxed get it as well, your comment is meaningless.
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  787.  @kletke88  please provide your evidence that the unvaxxed are hospitalised more than the vaxxed.
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  788.  @kletke88  your anecdotal stories are utterly meaningless, either provide hard data or admit you’re clueless.
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  789.  @kletke88  I doubt you’re even a practicing nurse, but you be you.
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  790. Requiring the country wanting the shot to indemnify them against claims isn’t “bullying”, no country is being forced to use their product.
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  791. Yes, but not by much.
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  792.  @RabiesTheBeagle  To obtain 4,000 IU /day, you’d need to drink 10 litres a day (around 2 gallons).
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  793. Probably saline so there’s no danger.
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  794. The dangers of accidental IV instead of IM have been known for decades.
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  795. It’s a factor, there are probably other factors as well.
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  796. Maybe you should try actually watching the video
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  797.  @ItApproaches  that would get his channel banned.
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  798. The population is crashing already, but keep going, your ignorance of demographic change is hilarious.
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  799. The video is about vitamin D, there’s no point trying to present too much in one video.
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  800. Utter nonsense
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  801. They will deliberately corrupt the trial just like they did with hcq.
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  802. Mainly modesty concerns
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  803.  @Noclaf555  It’s historical fact, but you’re too ignorant to know, better stick to gaming.
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  804. I agree, there’s been virtually no deaths.
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  805. Discussing it gets your YouTube channel deleted.
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  806. In winter at high latitudes you still won’t get enough.
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  807.  @vthomas375  you can’t get 4,000 IU from diet, go do the calculation for mushrooms and you’ll see for yourself.
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  808.  @LH85242  No the group is only more vulnerable once a disease has mutated to their vulnerability, in all others ways they are less vulnerable. It’s a probability that has nothing to do with transmission to humans. I didn’t say humans didn’t catch animal diseases, obviously they do, but that’s more associated with humans living in close proximity which is an entirely different problem.
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  809.  @michelbisson6645  Those are deaths per MILLION NOT per hundred
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  810. 1912
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  811. Campbell openly states that at the start of the video.
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  812. 1) The risk of accidental IV is low. 2) They might have given him saline.
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  813. Warning: Overdosing on vitamin A is highly toxic.
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  814. The U.K. study of hcq massively overdosed the patients leading to the possible deaths of 42 people, because the guy in charge confused (?) the dosage with a completely different pharmaceutical.
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  815. There are 1,000 mcg (microgrammes) in 1 mg (milligram).
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  816. I don’t have one, what’s the answer?
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  817. Guess again, the BBC is even further left than the Guardian.
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  818.  @markmirche7760  I agree, but the fact remains that the BBC is extreme Globalist Marxist while the U.K. government is currently around where Blair was when he was in power.
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  819. I doubt the data exists yet
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  820.  @rpmillam  in Israel 50% of the population have JUST received their 2nd shot, it’s simply too soon to know the resulting efficacy, any claims would be speculative.
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  821. 1) Stop shouting 2) Your comment is total word salad with no clear meaning, please express yourself more clearly
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  822. Those numbers were gibberish. The vocal descriptions did not match the printed numbers. Totally meaningless
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  823. Source?
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  824. From general feedback here, they are likely to refuse to aspirate. Many don’t even know how because it’s no longer in their training.
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  825. Denmark
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  826. I guess you’ll have to judge for yourself based on the evidence presented.
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  827. It should be mentioned that some medical conditions (eg. Sarcoidosis) make taking large quantities of vitamin D dangerous to your health. If you have a health issue you should consult your doctor before exceeding 2,000 IU/day.
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  828. Putting on a seatbelt doesn’t have a 1 in 50,000 chance of instantly ending you - that’s the official U.K. figure for the vaccine. . .
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  829. Nope, it was because Obama banned all such experiments in the US that Fauci funded China.
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  830. Sold out
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  831. The UK committed contractually to paying for the treatments, the EU delayed committing. How is that the fault of the UK?
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  832.  @anttilindberg8679  source?
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  833.  @anttilindberg8679  1) It’s Ursula von der Leyen 2) She did not say that, she said that the US and UK have less transparent export controls than the EU. 3) She made no statements about actual exports other than to say Pfizer are following their contractual agreements and AZ possibly less so.
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  834.  @anttilindberg8679  the EU has behaved appallingly to the UK over their democratic decision to leave the EU. The EU can get f...ed as far as I’m concerned. And so can you and your imbecilic opinions.
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  835.  @steveoxocube  what part of ‘avoided if possible’ did you not understand.
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  836.  @steveoxocube  General anaesthesia has been banned from general use by dentists in the U.K. for decades, but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.
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  837.  @steveoxocube  I’ve told you it’s now avoided whenever possible. You are beyond reason. The risks have been known for decades. Blocked.
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  838. Why are you an anti-vax bot?
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  839. Yet strangely you are unable to cite these studies đŸ€”
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  840. It’s cheap and safe, it’s easier just to take it than worry about it.
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  841. It’s called democracy, if you don’t like it then vote in somebody else or move.
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  842. How would you know? đŸ€Ł
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  843.  @truth.speaker  there’s not much point producing a video to tell people we don’t know.
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  844.  @truth.speaker  - if you have a source for the herd immunity level for COVID you’re welcome to cite it.
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  845. The obvious problem is that the money involved means that the ‘representatives’ can be compromised (as arguably we’ve seen already with covid).
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  846. By definition, N95 masks only filter 95% of particles. Viruses being the smallest will still get through.
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  847.  @edropper2732  Ok, out of curiosity, how were we supposed to react to your self professed laziness?
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  848. Not true, there was no increase of those during Covid.
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  849. To be fair, we don’t know if there’s a danger with the flu shot.
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  850. Such stories were planted by the CCP
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  851.  @dhk1  Your naïveté amuses me, please carry on.
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  852. Grow up
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  853. Source?
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  854. Unknown but unlikely, there’s been no known cases of smallpox or monkey pox or cow pox spread that way, after all, if they were, then they’d have spread that way for centuries by now and we’d know all about it.
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  855. The U.K. won’t be completely 5g until 2028.
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  856. Why?
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  857. They won’t care
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  858. The product will be in the bloodstream much quicker, in larger quantities and therefore more concentrated.
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  859.  Denise Skinner  1 in 4 million isn’t.
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  860. Maybe, maybe not
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  861. Not now
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  862.  @martigrey5872  Please provide your evidence that: 1) Blood was drawn in 2019 2) That is has been kept until now
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  863. 1 in 800 of reported major problems from the tea is bad, the actual number could be considerably higher.
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  864. Disabled people are: More likely to be institutionalised More likely to be low income More likely to have comorbidities More likely to be ignored More likely to have a bad diet More likely to be indoors more Less able to control their exposure Less likely to be proactive To be clear, these are not criticisms of the disabled, they are criticisms of how they are treated by society and how things are in the real world. I’m not saying all disabled have these problems, I’m saying it’s more likely.
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  865. Source?
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  866.  @snoosebaum995  It was 65%, not 80%. 172 tested positive out of 490.
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  867.  simon templer  đŸ€Ł
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  868. 20:34 Her ‘immunity gap’ relates to when the world stopped vaxing for smallpox in the 80s until now. People born since then won’t have been vaxxed for smallpox and will therefore be vulnerable to monkey pox.
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  869. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  870. It’s better than nothing. Please provide your calculation for the amount required to obtain 4,000 IU/day of vitamin D. Oh wait, it doesn’t contain any vitamin D.
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  871.  @Beekind799  you’re pushing a product, yet you are completely ignorant about what is in that product. You’re a complete đŸ€Ą.
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  872. Yes, but be aware that the levels required would also be damaging to any humans exposed. The fact you have to ask the question means it’s probably a bad idea.
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  873. Grow up
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  874. Anybody bothering to investigate the issue has known it came a lab since May 2020.
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  875. The standard training protocol for deltoid IM was changed around 2010.
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  876. What does aspirin have to do with anything?
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  877. The BBC are Marxist, they will do anything to undermine the government and prolong the crisis for as long as possible. Destroying public confidence in the Oxford jab serves this purpose.
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  878. You’re not going to get 4,000 units from diet.
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  879. Good luck surviving peritonitis without antibiotics.
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  880. And Norway
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  881.  @derosa1989  The two are completely separate issues, your inability to understand that isn’t my responsibility.
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  882. What’s your point?
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  883. How is it their fault that they were lied to?
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  884.  @steveraybould5934  Many people were coerced by threatening their jobs. You’re clueless.
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  885. Good, if you want medical advice then ask your doctor.
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  886.  @rocklover7437  I know, so what? I said if you want medical advice ask YOUR doctor.
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  887. Ivermectin
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  888. Utter nonsense
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  889.  @hAckAbleMe  your ignorance of ace-2 receptors is hilarious.
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  890. Well done for being successfully brainwashed
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  891. You’re correct, D3 is more effective, but most of the Vitamin D available is D3, I’ve never seen D2 on sale.
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  892. They’re around £20 each, the U.K. has around 70 million people so that’s £1.4 billion per booster, probably twice a year, probably forever. The US has over 300 million people, so that’s £6 billion. The world has 7 billion people, so that’s £140 billion.
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  893. There’s no evidence that it deliberately released, simple incompetence is more likely. Wuhan was originally built as a joint venture with the French who later withdrew from the project because they said the building had not been built to a high enough standard.
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  894. Except we know the vaccinated spread it as well.
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  895. Using Google brought up a similar paper at ‘curius’ for me.
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  896. Source?
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  897.  @anynamez7048  dangerous nonsense, eating the liver of a predator is well documented as potentially fatal, but keep going, your delusional ignorance is hilarious. Polar bear, bearded seal, fish, walrus, and moose, are particularly toxic. It has been estimated that consumption of 500 grams of polar bear liver would result in a toxic dose for a human.
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  898. Hard to believe you’re a dietitian when you confuse antibiotics with vaccines. Being allergic to one will tell you nothing about your possible allergy to the other.
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  899. Thanks for that, so we need to watch our intake of fruit and fruit juices then?
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  900. There’s no evidence for that, other than the deliberately planted evidence that China has planted all over the globe in attempt to distract. Whenever such evidence is examined it magically vanishes.
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  901.  @johmyh14  grow up
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  902.  @johmyh14  I bet you’re a wow at parties.
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  903. Noooo, he’s not allowed to discuss that
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  904. That rather depends on your definition
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  905. And Pfizer aren’t?
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  906. Grow up.
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  907. That why it’s called a vitamin.
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  908.  @waltermcphee3787  Except 1) The vax doesn’t stop spread 2) the R0 of delta makes herd immunity impossible
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  909.  @kjell1087  What does Lombardy or Sweden have to do with U.K. policy?
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  910. Sure, just ignore the studies, nothing to see here, move along.
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  911. Good luck curing appendicitis naturally.
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  912. India supports its use, why are you lying?
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  913. Not true, the method of release is unknown and was most likely an accident. Nobody is ‘definitely saying’ it was intentionally released. Stop gaslighting.
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  914. No, the training was changed around 2010. They’re now told it isn’t necessary for deltoid IM.
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  915. Begone troll
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  916. You’re unlikely to get a choice at a single jab location, you might have to go to an alternative site.
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  917. Grow up
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  918. Try that again in English
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  919. Occam’s Razor - it’s the simplest explanation. China was also damaged by the virus. The lab itself was originally a joint effort between China and France, France withdrew from the project because the construction wasn’t of sufficient quality for a Level-4 facility. Also
 The last outbreak of Foot&Mouth in the U.K. was a lab leak. The last recorded death from Smallpox was a lab leak.
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  920. He very obviously meant more receptors, are you really this dense?
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  921.  @Backtothescience  U.K. trials are designed to fail. With hcq they massively overdosed the patients and killed 42 of them.
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  922. Be specific or admit you’re clueless.
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  923. While you are technically correct, the fact remains that vitamin D is a generic and over 1,000x cheaper than most patented pharmaceuticals from the perspective of personal individual cost.
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  924.  @FizzzieCat  Well done for showing the world that you know nothing of the costs of trials.
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  925.  @FizzzieCat  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  926. A study being dodgy ethically doesn’t actually change the results.
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  927. Victoria Derbyshire is utterly vile and often used by the BBC to do ‘hit piece’ interviews for that exact reason.
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  928. If you put the title in a comment YouTube delete it
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  929. They aren’t taught it these days
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  930. It’s not standard practice in the U.K.
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  931. Because the Media get lots of advertising money from Big Pharma.
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  932.  @christopherrobinson7541  Yes, but that’s not the subject of this conversation. Maybe you should try actually watching the earlier video I referenced.
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  933. And unethical
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  934. I was refused as well.
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  935. 🙄
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  936. Yes, they contain around 400 IU/100g. To obtain 4,000 IU/day then, you’d need to eat 1 Kg of mushrooms every day. That’s rather a lot, I think you’d soon go off them đŸ€Ł
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  937. The recommended dietary allowance for zinc is 11 mg daily for men and 8 mg for nonpregnant women.
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  938. You realise posting all in CAPS makes you look like a 5 year-old, right? Try again when you aren’t drunk.
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  939. Yes
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  940. When they become known he probably will. Killing outright is unlikely.
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  941.  @enterthenuttmeister  maybe, we simply don’t know yet. I find it hard to believe that in Germany healthcare women outnumber men by 29 to 2.
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  942. Anyone who’s followed this channel would know that isn’t true, the videos are all there, maybe you should try actually watching them.
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  943. You’re welcome to provide sources
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  944. Given that the vaxxed continue to catch and spread the virus, please explain how forcing everyone to be vaxxed in any way ‘gets us out’ of the pandemic.
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  945. Weren’t the clots only with the AZ?
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  946.  @TheSeafordian  source?
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  947.  @TheSeafordian  yes, you’re right, they’ve managed to keep that pretty quiet.
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  948. Not true, it depends how long ago they were trained. Most flatly refuse to aspirate.
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  949.  @marcinwaach7639  You claimed that nurses don’t have an issue. That claim is false. Why are you lying?
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  950. He isn’t a physician and never has been, he’s a PhD.
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  951. The publicly stated reason is that aspirating can make the procedure more painful.
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  952.  @Sparkyrips  it might be worth considering trying very low dose psilocybin which has been found to be quite effective for some migraines.
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  953. So it turns out you can buy the spores for microscopic study legally in the U.K
. 
who knew?
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  954. Maybe you should try actually watching the video
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  955. It’s not critical, grow up.
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  956.  @notsogreen  it really isn’t
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  957. I’m not sure enough have had the 2nd to know yet.
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  958. Jordon didn’t kill himself.
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  959. Mine flatly refused
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  960. Source?
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  961.  @christopherrobinson7541  utter nonsense
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  962. “Why was it secret?”
 
because it never occurred to them not to be 😂
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  963.  @playcloudpluspc  Ok, thanks for the sources. (Although the Guardian, being Marxist, obviously has debatable motives in this area).
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  964.  @playcloudpluspc  They support BLM
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  965.  @playcloudpluspc  you’re welcome to believe what you like, in my view you just lost all credibility.
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  966. You realise everyone can read your other deranged comments right?
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  967. How is clearly stating that it was funded by various government agencies in the US making it ‘about China’ ?
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  968.  @sue7966  I didn’t say it wasn’t, you need to improve your comprehension skills.
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  969. Campbell isn’t saying the problem happens all the time, but the risk exists and is well documented, pretending otherwise is delusional. The entire country of Denmark consider the risk to be enough for them to have changed national policy and they now require aspiration to be performed for all covid vaccinations. If you bothered to read the comments you’d see multiple people reporting bleeding after their vaccination... ...but no, you’re not interested in facts, only grandstanding and virtue signalling.
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  970.  @RalphsDeadBunny2  They should be scared, not aspirating is killing people.
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  971. He follows the data, with sources, try using your brain.
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  972. Just a reminder of what governments do... Lookup Tuskegee.
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  973. Given that most U.K. medics flatly refuse to aspirate, and the much lower danger from current strains of the bug
 
you’d have to be at extremely high risk due to comorbidities (or foolhardy) to have any further boosters.
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  974. If you read the comments, many have tried and been refused (including myself).
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  975. Biden isn’t going to have any side effects from the saline he was injected with đŸ€Ł
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  976. He was as clear as he could be without YouTube deleting his channel.
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  977. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  978. Most 2nd doses in his group are queued up for around mid June.
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  979. Campbell has a PhD, there’s nothing fake about that and he’s never claimed to be an MD.
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  980. Maybe you should try actually watching the video
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  981. Analysing, you really don’t want to do the other... or maybe you do!
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  982. He can’t exactly list every auto immune disease. Grow up.
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  983. So why haven’t YOU done the research you’re telling everyone else to do? There are peer reviewed papers on this, you either don’t know or more likely don’t want to admit it.
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  984.  @Dantianblue  So go read the peer reviewed studies on this before you embarrass yourself any further. Campbell clearly stated that his reason for covering this particular report was that being from the WHO meant it wouldn’t get him an immediate ban from YouTube that reporting the others would. You clearly either haven’t watched this video or didn’t understand it.
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  985.  @Dantianblue  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  986. To be clear, it’s LOW levels of Vitamin D that have the association.
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  987. He tells you in the video. 4,000 units/day plus 100 micrograms of K2
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  988. The AZ jab is NOT dead virus, it operates using a reprogrammed live virus.
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  989. Unknown
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  990. @Crawled Out Of Plato's Cave - I’d put it at 50:50, we’re likely to find that some of the vaxs stay effective longer than others.
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  991. Surprisingly true... ...but they need to be raised outdoors.
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  992. New Zealand is ruled by a delusional globalist Marxist... ...until she gets kicked out, NZ is doomed. Canada is in the same situation.
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  993. Where did he do that?
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  994. 1) The risk is low 2) He may have been given saline
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  995. He’s totally clueless
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  996. The NHS isn’t remotely in any danger, go away with your hysteria.
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  997. Not sure I’d risk my life by buying a product on the internet that I can’t test for authenticity to save a few bucks.
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  998. How do you know?
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  999. Grow up
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  1000. Please stop spamming the comments with multiple claims of the same thing.
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  1001.  @johnthompson2598  nobody is forcing you to be here.
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  1002. If depends on your definition, in humans there are chromosomes that are the result of two fused together in the past. If you insist on claiming that makes them different then you get a lower figure, if you accept that they’re functionally the same in terms of protein synthesis etc. then you get a higher figure. Unfortunately I suspect you’re incapable of understanding my explanation.
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  1003. Without knowing the total numbers treated, these numbers are meaningless.
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  1004. Ladapo earned an MD and a PhD in Health Policy from Harvard University; he served as a professor of medicine at New York University before being tenured at the University of California.
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  1005. Not if you’re any good at mathematics... ...which apparently you aren’t.
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  1006. That looks a good deal, much cheaper than Tesco
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  1007. If you believe anything about China I have a bridge to sell you.
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  1008. True, but most people will be deficient in winter in high latitudes.
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  1009. Please stop spamming the comments
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  1010. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  1011. To be fair, their dosages are too low.
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  1012. The RDA/NRV for vitamin D is massively too low due to a miscalculation discovered in 2014. It should be 10x higher Why is nobody discussing this? đŸ€” To be clear, it should be 7,000 IU/day NOT 600 IU/day. Warning: Do NOT exceed 4,000 IU/day from oral supplements without medical supervision.
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  1013. The numbers during testing would have been too low for the risk to show up, also the person doing the jab was probably more careful reducing the risk even further.
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  1014. Given that the research indicates immunity is better with a longer gap between jabs... ...why is the government pushing for a shorter gap?
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  1015. It would be good to combine the 3 charts to 1 total chart.
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  1016.  @KRAZEEIZATION  we don’t know, which is why it needs to be investigated. You’re clueless Blocked
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  1017. Only if you think the disabled have the same average lifespan.
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  1018. Seems to me the actual violence appears to be coming from law enforcement - dragging people off to camps.
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  1019. Did he really say that? I must have missed it. Sounds unlikely to me, they use completely different and incompatible technologies.
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  1020. They didn’t test for that
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  1021.  @weirdwildweed6557  Any chance of having your comment in English?
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  1022. No, it’s easier to eat it. It needs to be metabolised by your liver and get into your blood.
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  1023. I doubt anyone really knows.
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  1024. You have the same access to the data that Campbell has, go look for yourself if it’s so important.
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  1025.  @alwaysalert1543  blocked
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  1026.  @jimjamson9534  true, but India is the worst example because of their caste system.
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  1027.  @mjwilliamsb2676  - the fact remains it was an approved vaccine by Pfizer that had unfortunate side effects.
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  1028. Correct
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  1029.  @garyhendrick4391  That’s a separate issue.
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  1030. So stop alcohol... ...oh wait, you’re the guy who thinks covid is really a niacin deficiency.
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  1031. If you live at high latitudes, you still need to supplement in winter.
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  1032. You realise you can decide things for yourself right?
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  1033. Source?
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  1034.  @sammywhite9906  credibility zero Blocked
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  1035. The risk is low.
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  1036. They aren’t ’his stats’, they’re the official government figures. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1037. Be aware that the RDA/NRV for vitamin D is hopelessly wrong (massively too low) due to a statistical error discovered in 2014. Funny how this has been totally ignored by mainstream media.
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  1038. Case numbers are utterly meaningless
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  1039. We already know if originated from the Wuhan lab performing gain of function research funded by Fauci in the US because Obama banned all such research in the US.
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  1040. Good luck, my request was refused.
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  1041. Vitamin D is cheap.
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  1042.  @rickfucci4512  Your original comment was ambiguous. The subject of this video is vitamin D.
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  1043. The argument is that some vulnerable people are unable to be vaccinated ( or have refused it).
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  1044. It’s a painkiller that’s been used for decades, what’s your problem?
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  1045. It doesn’t matter 🙄
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  1046.  @TomuCow  Ah yes, you’re the guy who thinks people should eat 250g of cashews a day instead. That’s £3/day in the U.K. to replace a supplement costing 5p/day.
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  1047. Utter nonsense
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  1048. The last death from Smallpox was from a lab leak. The last outbreak of Foot&Mouth in the U.K. originated from a lab leak. The Skripals lived less than 10 miles from the only lab in Europe that had stocks of Novichok (Porton Down).
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  1049. Campbell has never claimed to be a ‘real’ doctor, he has a PhD.
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  1050.  @marvinmartin3438  what part of him having a PhD do you not understand? It’s also called a ‘doctorate’ and people with them are called ‘Doctors’ he just isn’t an MD and has never claimed to be. Go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  1051.  @marvinmartin3438  wow, you really are clueless. Campbell has a doctorate, he’s perfectly entitled to call himself a doctor. He has never claimed to be an M.D. or Medical Doctor. There’s a difference even if you’re not capable of understanding it.
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  1052.  @marvinmartin3438  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1053. Begone troll
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  1054.  @jameswatson7296  There’s no requirement for him to be an MD in order to understand the evidence.
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  1055.  @jameswatson7296  because they don’t identify the studies they claim to have examined.
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  1056.  @jameswatson7296  he discussed a meta study that clearly shows it works, but you’re not interested in facts, only propaganda.
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  1057.  @jameswatson7296  because most of the ‘consensus’ aren’t qualified to have an opinion, they just go with the herd.
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  1058.  @jameswatson7296  Because they have a proven track record of lying, Fauci being an obvious example.
    1
  1059. He’s not allowed to say anything else.
    1
  1060. Anecdotally, most report aspiration isn’t done. It’s also specifically in the published instructions not to do it.
    1
  1061. Absorption is a factor, but if you aren’t taking enough anyway then it won’t magically increase the amount.
    1
  1062. Different mechanism
    1
  1063. Be specific
    1
  1064.  @Bb5y  He provides sources for all his claims.
    1
  1065. Except all he’s done is told people how many comments you’ve posted, and appears to have done so only once. How is that harassment? And why are you posting the same thing over and over again?
    1
  1066. The 30 minutes observation is to check for anaphylaxis. Myocarditis takes longer.
    1
  1067. Yes, it’s around 400 IU per litre, so to get 4,000 IU/day from milk, you’d have to drink 10 Litres every day. That’s around 2 gallons/day, I think you’d get fed up of that pretty quickly.
    1
  1068. Covid vaccines are all supposed to be IM. Some injections are IV, but not these.
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  1069. Even today the only ‘treatment’ in the U.K. is to stay at home until/unless you get so bad you need to be hospitalised
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  1070. How does that matter?
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  1071. Each
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  1072. Spring approaching has exactly the same effects.
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  1073. Please post your source for this claim
    1
  1074. It’s probably utterly pointless
    1
  1075. Except many people have already decided to NOT have the vax for other reasons (or cannot). Keeping their levels of vit-D up is therefore important. But keep going with the virtue signalling, you’re hilarious.
    1
  1076. Because there’s a difference between the risk of catching something and the risk of dying from it if caught.
    1
  1077. You obviously don’t understand the meaning of the word ‘evidence’.
    1
  1078. That wouldn’t be very secret now would it? đŸ€Ł
    1
  1079. I agree, totally insane
    1
  1080. No, it’s just not found by some search engines.
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  1081.  @SillyGrandma99  Unless accidental IVs occur more frequently in young males... ...maybe because they have less fat?
    1
  1082. That doesn’t explain why people originally from those areas who move to the US continue to benefit.
    1
  1083.  @philjameson292  Nice is not an exemplar of the Mediterranean diet, but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.
    1
  1084. We really don’t know yet, the signs are it reduces the spread by around 80%.
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  1085. They’re generated by YouTube semi randomly, come back in 3 days.
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  1086. It’s because medical staff are seeing so many people with these effects and worse that they’re so reluctant to get vaxxed themselves.
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  1087.  @stevehouston5650  https://youtu.be/xkWOpFk1GGk
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  1088.  @stevehouston5650  You asked for the source of the claim. I provided it. You’re arguing with the wrong person.
    1
  1089. The NYT is left wing globalist, like the WaPo, CNN, MSNBC, BBC, CH4 and Sky-UK.
    1
  1090. Who’s going to pay for that? Are you volunteering?
    1
  1091. Not as much
    1
  1092. If you read the actual source document, the situation is likely to be much worse that stated here. It’s a sad indictment of YouTube policies that they aren’t currently allowed to be discussed.
    1
  1093. You really know nothing of YouTube, it’s hilarious.
    1
  1094. He’s utterly clueless
    1
  1095. Because there’s not enough money to be made using it.
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  1096.  @Noclaf555  The Indian government thinks it helps. Several studies agree.
    1
  1097. They haven’t tested Africa
    1
  1098. We don’t know that
    1
  1099.  @ttonAb2  Doctors routinely use a ‘bolus’ dose of vitamin D, research indicates the effects last up to 90 days. You’re welcome to believe whatever you like. Comparing a vitamin to water shows everyone here how clueless you are.
    1
  1100.  @ttonAb2  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1101. This is simply an admission that the vaccines have totally failed, and only made things worse... ...but they’ll never admit it. Meanwhile known successful prophylactics and treatments are being ignored/suppressed because they don’t make enough money.
    1
  1102. Stockpiling is stupid when the need is immediate
    1
  1103. Grow up
    1
  1104. Germany doesn’t run out of gas until January 2024, look elsewhere.
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  1105. In effect yes, if you’re in a vein it draws blood, if you’re in a muscle nothing much happens I guess.
    1
  1106. How is commenting on a press release ’projection’ ?
    1
  1107. The data at the time indicated it was wise to do so.
    1
  1108. Your argument fails because this is promoting CBD not THC.
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  1109. You obviously live under a rock, he was clearly referring to the Veritas revelations from a few days ago. Go look them up before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  1110.  @howarddowthwaite7641  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1111. There’s no evidence for that.
    1
  1112. Source?
    1
  1113. Campbell reported the data he was given, the adverse rate of 1 in 800 was hidden until recently and the earlier strains of the bug were significantly more dangerous.
    1
  1114. Grow up
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  1115.  @nobby91010  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1116. Calling it fake news only reveals your profound ignorance
    1
  1117. Yet strangely 20% of their cinemas are still closed đŸ€”
    1
  1118.  @AZ-hj8ym  I have no interest in watching videos by a CCP stooge.
    1
  1119. Yet here you are. Try growing up.
    1
  1120.  @markb3915  still doesn’t explain why you’re here.
    1
  1121. Because: 1) It doesn’t happen very often 2) If blood is aspirated then the vaccine is wasted, they have to prepare a new injection 3) They don’t care 4) It simplifies training
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  1122. They generally don’t, the only test is sequencing the RNA.
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  1123. We already know that 50% of cases have very mild or no symptoms at all.
    1
  1124. Zelensky is happy to fight to the last Ukrainian and starving Somalian.
    1
  1125.  @jenster1190  I agree that is WASN’T... ...But it IS now.
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  1126. That doesn’t invalidate his claim about the importance of aspirating.
    1
  1127. I’m guessing you need a doctor who cares more about their patients than ‘incentives’ from big pharma.
    1
  1128. I think not dying might be important too.
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  1129. It would get his channel banned.
    1
  1130. Soft cheeses have more.
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  1131. Reported for spam
    1
  1132. All people
    1
  1133. Sadly, lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  1134.  @et6572  read "Supplementary Appendix" page 12
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  1135.  @et6572  Placebo (unvaccinated) 14
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  1136.  @et6572  wow! YouTube are deleting the number of mortalities in the treated group, staggering!
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  1137.  @et6572  which is 15
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  1138.  @et6572  and now YouTube have deleted the title of the report!
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  1139.  @et6572  the purpose of the vaccine is to prevent deaths from covid, they died from cardio problems instead at a higher rate than the placebo. Swapping death from covid for death from heart attack seems utterly pointless to me.
    1
  1140. Noon is better in the U.K.
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  1141. The training changed around 2010.
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  1142.  @wayward-saint  It is simply wrong to claim that ‘most’ nurses will aspirate on request. If they’re under the age of 30, they were never taught how.
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  1143.  @timsmith894  In other words, she lied.
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  1144.  @gmoogle2615  1) The Pfizer instructions say the vaccination must be IM. 2) The ONLY way to 100% ensure IM is to aspirate.
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  1145.  @louarmstrong6128  it was saline
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  1146. Anyone who bothered to check, knew about this by May 2021.
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  1147.  @thebandplayedon..6145  Obviously YouTube generally don’t delete links to other YouTube videos. The fact remains most links are immediately deleted. Happy now? You’re welcome to believe whatever you like.
    1
  1148. Claiming age isn’t a factor is clearly wrong, why are you claiming this?
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  1149. That’s because he was
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  1150. The training was changed around 2010.
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  1151. It has been researched and the problem is clear and has been known for decades.
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  1152.  @MrLexeye  - you demanded more research, the research has been done.
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  1153. He doesn’t
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  1154. I expect that idiot Hancock standing up in Parliament and flatly stating that vitamin D didn’t help probably has something to do with the lack of action in the U.K.
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  1155.  @esecallum  if you think people are jealous of you, then you need serious help đŸ€Ł
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  1156.  @douglas_gemini  I agree, I was simply making sure he knew.
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  1157. How is that relevant?
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  1158.  @kenfusion  The myocarditis is being caused by the immune functions attacking the myocardium cells infected with the mRNA vaccine.
    1
  1159. We don’t know, which is why there needs to be an investigation.
    1
  1160. At high latitudes in winter it doesn’t make a lot of difference.
    1
  1161. To be fair the staff are just following their training, it seems to have changed around ten years ago, probably to save money!
    1
  1162. Funny how now that the crisis is over and big pharma have made their billions... ...the suppression of Ivermectin has mysteriously stopped. đŸ€”
    1
  1163. Stop spamming the comments
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  1164. Source?
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  1165. Except we know people are dying
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  1166. The RDA/NRV has been known to be massively too small since a statistical error was discovered in the research back in 2014. It’s kinda sad that very few people seem to know this
 
almost as if the information had been deliberately suppressed đŸ€”
    1
  1167.  @sammywhite9906  Yet strangely Campbell doesn’t, it’s clearly not as well known as you seem to think. Why are you lying?
    1
  1168. The gain-of-function research in MERS at Wuhan has been known for over 2 years.
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  1169. All viruses mutate.
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  1170. If you can’t see that the root cause was Biden’s administration then you need to go learn something instead of spewing drivel.
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  1171. Fauci is on public record stating he takes 7,000 IU of vitamin D every day.
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  1172. For layperson, read idiot. Vaccination should be a personal choice based on your risk profile. If you’re over 50 or have comorbidities then you should probably consider it. If you’re under 40, in perfect health and keeping up with your vitamin D, Zinc, etc. it’s not obvious to me why you should have it. But it’s YOUR decision.
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  1173.  @dwightcarlson7136  deaths were no different between the groups
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  1174. Deliberately doing IV would be unethical
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  1175. You’re forgetting the covid vaccines are experimental.
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  1176. Without evidence your comment is meaningless
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  1177. Your level of awareness is zero.
    1
  1178. .
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  1179. You’re just behind, you’ll soon catch up.
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  1180. We don’t know this, citation needed
    1
  1181. Grow up
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  1182.  @willtellall638  cluelessness confirmed 🙄
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  1183.  @willtellall638  blocked
    1
  1184.  @thegreenman2030  thanks, added
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  1185.  @m2hmghb  thanks, added
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  1186.  @KevinLyda  Tell that to Tim Pool
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  1187. The entire world is already being prepped for being forced to be jabbed twice a year for life from now on. Follow the money.
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  1188.  Consuelo Patagonia  Except in the U.K. people over 40 are more likely to be infected if they are vaccinated than the unvaccinated.
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  1189.  Consuelo Patagonia  Even adjusting for the differing populations, the numbers are clear, go see for yourself, the data is public.
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  1190. Campbell regularly tells people to review the evidence for themselves.
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  1191.  @sweep2719  The evidence in India is that it is.
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  1192. No it’s totally unintelligible
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  1193. There’s no money in it, try harder.
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  1194. The fossil fuels consumed in the process actually exceed the equivalent amount produced.
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  1195. Keep taking your vitamin D folks.
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  1196. That’s due to lack of vitamin D
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  1197. WITH, not from.
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  1198. They have
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  1199. Correct
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  1200. Cases are totally meaningless. Only deaths are relevant and these are insignificant.
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  1201. Ok, but the majority of people on ventilators were vaccinated, the figures are clear.
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  1202. It’s driven by subsidies, the fossil fuels consumed in the process exceed the equivalent amount produced.
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  1203. Unlikely, you can exceed the RDA by 10x for years without a problem.
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  1204. Grow up
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  1205. Can anyone explain what “39% protection” ( 04:50 ) actually means in an unambiguous way that anyone can understand?
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  1206. So you’re just going to ignore then doing manual labour outside all day đŸ€ĄđŸ€ĄđŸ€Ą
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  1207. It’s hilarious that the BBC haven’t put the whole interview on YouTube, just carefully edited ‘highlights’.
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  1208. Why is the theory poor?
    1
  1209. They aren’t numerous, they’re rare, they cause myocarditis as explained in the video.
    1
  1210. Tuna: 1) Is not considered an oily fish 2) Contains high levels of Mercury You probably shouldn’t eat more than 1 tin a week.
    1
  1211. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  1212.  @laughingdog9614  anecdotal nonsense
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  1213.  @laughingdog9614  blocked
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  1214. This isn’t an airport
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  1215. Given that they’re trying to do an IM, the chances are low. My guess is less than 1 in 500, but obviously it depends on the competence of the medic and the physiology of the patient.
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  1216. Follow the money
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  1217. They are no longer trained to do it.
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  1218. The U.K. is mainly AZ
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  1219.  @marmotsongs  you’re missing the point that they’re not a monopoly so there’s competition in the pricing, go learn some economics.
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  1220. The WHO were prevented from entering Wuhan until all evidence had been destroyed... ...anyone who thinks otherwise is a delusional idiot. ...Oh, hi Dr. Campbell.
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  1221. He’s retired
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  1222. The RDA/NRA levels for vitamin D were calculated incorrectly, that has been known for several years. The ‘current’ figure is massively wrong. The correct RDA is 8,000 - 10,000 IU per day, however the maximum safe dosage without testing/medical supervision is 4,000 IU.
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  1223. In trials, Remdesivir had exactly the same death rate as the control group, it did NOTHING, yet it was heralded as a great treatment.
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  1224. Sardines are good, but the amount of vitamin D isn’t enough (around 400 IU), the only way to get enough is sunshine or supplements. You should be aiming at 2,000 - 4,000 IU/day (or more, but not without checking with your doctor).
    1
  1225. It’s likely a factor, but there are many other factors.
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  1226. How do you know? How long ago?
    1
  1227.  @pcuimac  Please stop spreading false information. 9 died, 22 survived 31 had clots 29 were women 2 were men
    1
  1228. Insanity is repeated action expecting a different outcome
    1
  1229. Then your immune system is compromised
    1
  1230. Unknown
    1
  1231. Source?
    1
  1232. Because that’s the price you pay for having open discussion.
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  1233. They aren’t nonsense, they just don’t work for covid.
    1
  1234. Because he’s clueless. Why would an ENT be an expert virologist?
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  1235. What part of Campbell specifically telling people to look up the data and decide for themselves, did you not understand?
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  1236. They please explain the data presented in this video
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  1237. 65 hospitalisations in the U.K.- that has a population of over 65 MILLION... ...but let’s carry on destroying our economy for... ...reasons.
    1
  1238. The explanation is simple, the RDA/NRA is too low due to an error made in the calculation.
    1
  1239. Meaningless comment
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  1240. Wuhan was also experimenting with MERS that has a 35% mortality in humans, if that had got out we’d be knee-deep in bodies by now.
    1
  1241. Which tells us the ‘leak’ is deliberate propaganda.
    1
  1242. Source?
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  1243. Qaz
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  1244. The Lancet has an appalling record of publishing flawed studies in my opinion.
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  1245.  @skepticalbadger  - I didn’t say they weren’t, they look reasonable to me, my point was that the Lancet will publish anyway.
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  1246. Not ‘all’, you obviously didn’t watch the video.
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  1247.  @christopheredwards7846 The Pfizer also has a 1 in 800 risk of severe side effects. Vitamin D does not. You’re clueless.
    1
  1248. You’re welcome to try, most people who have, report that their request was refused (including me). Some staff don’t even know what aspiration is because it’s no longer part of the training.
    1
  1249. Yet
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  1250. It’s now well recognised that MI5 spied on Harold Wilson when he was Prime Minister.
    1
  1251. A sample of only 45 is totally meaningless.
    1
  1252. I got the same response
    1
  1253.  @twmd  Except it is
    1
  1254.  @londo776  off label use has been practiced for decades, pretending otherwise is either ignorance or deliberate deception.
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  1255.  @londo776  what part of my statement do you not understand? It’s completely normal in medicine to try well established and safe medicines for other purposes. If they turn out to work then they get used. It’s standard medical practice. Your delusions and ignorance bore me. You’re blocked.
    1
  1256.  @saintkamus14  no worries, we’ll just keep letting people carry on dying to keep you happy.
    1
  1257.  @medschoolvisual6954  simply not true, he has a PhD in medical training. On every video you see around 5 comments moaning about him not not being a ‘real’ doctor (an MD).
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  1258.  @medschoolvisual6954  if you think that’s important, I’m not responsible for your delusions.
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  1259.  @blainekent8523  I’m not remotely interested in your ‘expert’ opinion, but your attempt to silence me speaks volumes to everybody watching.
    1
  1260.  @blainekent8523  You’re delusional, I made a simple observation that over 1,600 people apparently agree with.
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  1261.  @blainekent8523  My original comment is: “Funny how the cheap stuff is banned but the expensive stuff gets immediate approval”.
    1
  1262.  @blainekent8523  What part of ‘probably’ do you not understand?
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  1263.  @drdovfrommcruk8489  Except they can’t, it’s prescription only and the price of a prescription is fixed.
    1
  1264.  @toriless  yet strangely you won’t identify it đŸ€”
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  1265. There are other symptoms, maybe you should try actually watching the video.
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  1266.  @Fellow_Traveller1985  he had symptoms specific to covid, you’re utterly clueless.
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  1267. It’s because they avoid exposure to the sun.
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  1268. It’s BS, the quantity is what counts not the nonsense marketing phrases.
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  1269. A person who tests positive
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  1270. Do you know when it changed?
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  1271. I would ask for your sources for data on excess deaths in South Africa
 
but then I realised you don’t actually have any.
    1
  1272. Go forth and multiply
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  1273. Grow up
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  1274. I tried as well, I was told I could either have the procedure without aspirating or go away.
    1
  1275.  @swally4704  blocked
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  1276. India and Japan think it does.
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  1277.  @georgechrysaphinis6761  They’re busy at the moment deciding whether to call for the death penalty for the WHO advisor who told them not to use it.
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  1278.  @christopherrobinson7541  No, they just produce it more efficiently. You’re welcome to provide a reference for them producing it without sunlight.
    1
  1279. Please explain in more detail
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  1280. What is?
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  1281. So the figures indicate adverse reactions from AZ in around 1 in 57 people 😳 (876,636 reactions in the 50 million given AZ).
    1
  1282. Worthless comment. Blocked.
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  1283. Why do you want to know?
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  1284.  @miguelderijckke5907  I just showed it isn’t a factor. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1285.  @jennasmith6867  because only 18% of the general population know about it.
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  1286.  @jennasmith6867  that doesn’t explain why the BBC doesn’t mention it.
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  1287. The number of cases are now completely irrelevant in the U.K.
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  1288. It’s a factor, not everything
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  1289. It could be many factors: Higher risk generally Lower blood volume Easier to hit a vein Vaccinated by younger staff Vaccinated by recently trained staff Younger people might have a faster pulse Younger people might feel more stressed
    1
  1290. Schools in the US are now shutting down due to the large numbers of adverse reactions to the booster shots.
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  1291. Tell that to Denmark... ...the entire country is wrong according to you.
    1
  1292. We don’t know because Pfizer refuse to release the age data from their trials.
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  1293.  @peterking5016  Yes they are, get a life.
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  1294. Please don’t confuse milligrams with micrograms. 4x3mg = 12milligrams = 12,000 micrograms. This is 480,000 IU and 120 times the maximum recommended dosage without medical supervision. If you actually meant 12 micrograms then that dosage is around 4 times too small.
    1
  1295. Why don’t you go read the paper that is peer reviewed?
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  1296. It doesn’t work like that
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  1297.  @andrewtrip8617  it’s not the UK’s fault that Italy have stopped your shipment
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  1298. Polio predates DDT.
    1
  1299.  @Sueezedtight  you might be right, but that doesn’t mean Polio has been eradicated.
    1
  1300. It needs to be investigated either way, and why is the news suppressing this.
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  1301. They key question is how big is that dose. I suspect it’s far too low because your doctor is using the obsolete NRV/RDA value.
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  1302. They have stronger immune systems
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  1303. It will probably be refused
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  1304. Press releases made on Friday at 8pm are deliberately aimed to miss the news cycle in the desperate hope that something else will happen by Monday to bury the story.
    1
  1305. People more at risk - mainly frontline medical staff.
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  1306. Killing 0.001% of the population while destroying the entire world economy is a fairly inefficient way of going about it.
    1
  1307. Nobody ever has
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  1308.  @katiekane5247  Blatantly wrong, the bug mutated to a much safer form. Such events are random and not predictable.
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  1309. To be fair, we don’t know that’s the cause yet.
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  1310. He’s simply presenting published data, you’re welcome to reach your own conclusions.
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  1311.  @grahamhodge8313  I have watched her video, the fact remains that a 1/20 rate is incredibly high for events considered important enough to report.
    1
  1312. Except they aren’t very well informed
    1
  1313.  @marlow3884  D3 is a relatively simple molecule, being ‘organic’ would have no benefit whatsoever, they definitely aren’t ‘best’. The only reason to bother with plant sources would be ethical considerations. But you be you.
    1
  1314.  @marlow3884  you shouldn’t be giving out misleading information, most people won’t know that D2 requires twice the dosage, you’re actions could easily kill someone, you need to grow up.
    1
  1315.  @K.R.O1875  That’s not how it works, you’re the one making the claim. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1316. Source?
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  1317. The bleach story has been debunked, he was referring to a UV sterilisation technique, but keep lying, you’re ignorance is hilarious.
    1
  1318. Nobody forced him to say what he did, he did it voluntarily in the hope of getting his c sucked.
    1
  1319. Yes
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  1320. You can buy them OTC for around ÂŁ10.
    1
  1321. Purely anecdotal but in the 3 years since I started taking 4,000 IU vitamin D per day, I haven’t had any colds or flu more than a sniffle lasting a day.
    1
  1322.  @boggo3848  no, it isn’t
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  1323. No it doesn’t
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  1324. The ‘Left’ are exposed as fascists that equate the unvaxxed with wearing a yellow star.
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  1325. They’re in this video.
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  1326. If there were any
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  1327. Could 14 year-olds (or less) enjoy the alleged ‘free love’ of the 60s?
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  1328.  @nickcockayne7880  - Boomers are 1946-1964
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  1329. I’m guessing it depends which country you’re in.
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  1330. Maybe you should try actually reading the paper that IS peer reviewed
 
oh wait, doing that would undermine your clearly preferred narrative. (And you upvoting your own comment is hilarious).
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  1331. The incidence of problems matches nicely with hitting a vein, toxins doesn’t.
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  1332. Yes, the training was changed around 2010.
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  1333.  @jd1859  my understanding is the risk is low and aspiration can be more painful.
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  1334.  @sammyboogoeslive9467  Yes, aspiration is no longer part of the training in the U.K. You can see for yourself on the NHS website.
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  1335.  @rockmandokeeperofthestones70  I’m not responsible for the clear IM process on the U.K. NHS website. Nor am I responsible for your ignorance of what’s there. Nor your insistence on claiming a blatant lie for what is trained in the U.K. You’re welcome to provide your evidence that nurses in the U.K. are currently trained how to aspirate... ...oh wait, you can’t, because they aren’t.
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  1336. Nobody cares, this isn’t relevant here.
    1
  1337. The RDA was found to be massively wrong due to a statistical error in 2014, but everyone ignored it.
    1
  1338. Don’t hold your breath waiting for Campbell to agree, he’s totally ignored India and Japan because they use it.
    1
  1339. Mandela was a Marxist terrorist, most citizens in SA are worse off now than under apartheid.
    1
  1340. Go away
    1
  1341. The resulting concentration is much higher for a shorter period. For some substances the dangers are well documented.
    1
  1342.  @nicolebacon3230  Plus in the setting of a mass public vaccination program there are probably privacy/modesty issues.
    1
  1343. The manufacturers specify IM.
    1
  1344. This isn’t an airport
    1
  1345. There’s no evidence of that
    1
  1346. What part of ‘randomised’ do you not understand? Fortunately the results are clear, so we don’t need to depend on your uninformed opinions.
    1
  1347. Maybe you try actually watching the video that carefully explains why your opinion is nonsense?
    1
  1348. It’s the sanctions against Russia that have produced the fertiliser shortage, not the conflict itself.
    1
  1349. The RDA for vitamin D has been massively too low for decades due to a statistical error found in 2014 that has been ignored. Go look it up for yourself.
    1
  1350. No
    1
  1351. Wow, you’re so clever!
    1
  1352. Grow up
    1
  1353. There is evidence that a lot of the problems are caused by accidental IVs, all the shots are meant to be IM.
    1
  1354. They’re a generic, whatever’s cheapest! đŸ€Ł - but D3 is more effective than D2.
    1
  1355. ChatGPT has been programmed to refuse such conversations.
    1
  1356. Which they always should have
    1
  1357. It’s 17 countries, they’re all in Africa and the mortality rate is 15%.
    1
  1358. Have you any idea how delusional you are?
    1
  1359. Which countries precisely?
    1
  1360. That seems unlikely, comments against the ToS are the usual reason. What evidence do you have?
    1
  1361. You clearly have no understanding of children and immune systems
    1
  1362. Herd immunity (up to a point).
    1
  1363.  @jonny4866  - the vaccines only reduce fatalities in my opinion.
    1
  1364. They cover up, stay indoors, and have high melanin.
    1
  1365. Source?
    1
  1366. Jordan Tristan Walker works for Pfizer as Director of Research & Development – Strategic Operations and mRNA Scientific Planning.
    1
  1367.  @RalphsDeadBunny2  I disagree, he did as much as he could a few days ago to promote a certain anti-parasitic.
    1
  1368. Chemtrails do not exist
    1
  1369. Bill Gates has just openly stated in an interview that: “We made a terrible mistake. We wanted to protect people from a dangerous virus, but it turns out the virus is much less dangerous than we thought, and the vaccine is far more dangerous than anyone could have imagined”.
    1
  1370. UV strong enough to kill covid would cause permanent damage in humans exposed to it. Blindness, skin cancer, etc.
    1
  1371. In my opinion, going on a cruise ship is probably a bad idea for at least another year, but it’s a personal choice and people are perfectly capable of managing their own risk.
    1
  1372. Grow up
    1
  1373. Just a reminder of what governments do... Lookup Sweden Narcolepsy.
    1
  1374. You can ask, they’ll probably refuse, many won’t even know what it is.
    1
  1375. Campbell has pushed it from day 1. Go see for yourself, the videos are still there. This is an important NEW study.
    1
  1376. Take them anyway
    1
  1377. I doubt they have the time or resources to do yet another test before vaccinating due to worrying about a problem occurring in 1 in 4 million people.
    1
  1378.  @dancroitoru364  you obviously didn’t watch the video.
    1
  1379. Campbell should have mentioned that even today the NRV/RDA for vitamin D is still massively below the correct amount. A statistical error was found in the original calculation back in 2014. For some unknown reason this has been largely ignored.
    1
  1380. Begone troll
    1
  1381. If you’ve already had it, what is your strategy supposed to achieve?
    1
  1382. And they’ve raised their prices, it’s blatant profiteering.
    1
  1383. Please explain further
    1
  1384.  @stevengarman9112  please prove a source for this claim.
    1
  1385.  @stevengarman9112  thanks for the reference.
    1
  1386.  @stevengarman9112  Ok, in the report: They state that many cases in Wuhan caught both flu and COVID. “A study recently published in the Journal of Medical Virology showed that coinfection of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza virus was common during the initial COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China, and patients who experienced coinfection had a higher risk of poor health outcomes.” The concept of ‘viral interference’ is completely speculative and no evidence or research exists for it happening, they list is as just one of four possible explanations.
    1
  1387.  @stevengarman9112  Nah, you’re busted, your claim is utterly bogus with no supporting evidence whatsoever, but you go ahead and cling to your pet theory.
    1
  1388. Source?
    1
  1389. As usual the mainstream media spin on this is to blame Russia.
    1
  1390. Life
    1
  1391. Nobody knows, least of all Campbell
    1
  1392. The antiviral effects of vitamin D, especially in respiratory diseases, has been known for decades. It’s cheap, easily obtainable, and unlikely to cause any side effects in most people. Refusing to accept this is delusional, you should seek counselling before your mental condition worsens any further. Also, the Trump bleach claim was propaganda by the left wing media, if you see the full press conference instead of the edited version you can see for yourself that Trump was referring to a pioneering new antiviral treatment using the disinfectant properties of UV light, administered via a device injected down the trachea into the lungs.
    1
  1393. It doesn’t work that way, grow up.
    1
  1394.  @thanosisback2754  Ad hominem - blocked
    1
  1395. Because they deliberately sabotaged the hcq trial by massively overdosing the patients and killed 42 of them.
    1
  1396. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
    1
  1397. Wow! You’re everywhere, maybe you can explain why Denmark now insist on aspiration?
    1
  1398. That’s a separate issue
    1
  1399. Because Africans in Europe suffer from low vitamin D
    1
  1400.  @forsis80  you asked the question, I answered it. If you knew the answer then why did you ask?
    1
  1401.  @forsis80  it’s not my fault you refuse to accept the obvious reason.
    1
  1402. Good to see such a well thought out response đŸ€Ą
    1
  1403. Ivermectin has been in use worldwide for decades, please provide your evidence for your claim.
    1
  1404.  @joyfisher8008  it’s an anti parasitic (mainly worms and scabies), it isn’t used for malaria. You’re getting confused with hcq.
    1
  1405.  @fgomez209  I’m still waiting for you to prove your toxicity claim. Wikipedia lists adverse effects that are entirely speculative.
    1
  1406. Go ahead, let us know how you get on.
    1
  1407. The training seems to have changed around 2010. The excuse given is that the injection is quicker and less painful. They claim that accidental IVs are rare, but that’s not very helpful when you end up dead.
    1
  1408. The correlation between low vitamin D and serious illness and hospitalisation with the bug has been established by studies, I’m not interested in your anecdotal ‘observations’. And your claimed PhD in Biology is totally irrelevant. You’ve already demonstrated your utter cluelessness by not understanding what YouTube content makers have to do to get past the rampant censorship on the platform in your other comments.
    1
  1409. Too simplistic
    1
  1410. Tedross also allegedly concealed a cholera outbreak in his own country when he was health minister.
    1
  1411. Source?
    1
  1412.  @sheryllevell4721  all people in northern latitudes in winter will be low in vitamin D regardless of magnesium and need to supplement. Being low in magnesium is also extremely rare.
    1
  1413.  @sheryllevell4721  vitamin D is cheap and completely safe, but you’re welcome to believe whatever you like.
    1
  1414. You’re welcome to tell us your qualifications that support your opinion.
    1
  1415.  @alexbouma9330  it’s hilarious you upvote your own comments. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1416. Polio hasn’t been eradicated because the CIA used the cover of administering the vax in an attempt to track down Osama Bin Laden.
    1
  1417. Please provide your evidence that it works. And please stop spamming the comments with the same thing over and over again.
    1
  1418. Grow up
    1
  1419. Please provide an example.
    1
  1420.  @nivekvb  China provenly lies about everything, you are clearly part of the ten cent army.
    1
  1421.  @nivekvb Your deliberate portrayal of blatant lies tells everyone here all they need to know about you.
    1
  1422. Follow the money.
    1
  1423. Many are, go watch the earlier videos.
    1
  1424. Ask your doctor
    1
  1425. Maybe they’re more likely to get accidental IVs?
    1
  1426. Sunlight is better. If you’re on medications then check with your doctor. Don’t exceed 4,000IU/day without monitoring. One possible long term effect of high doses is hardening of the arteries.
    1
  1427. That’s a separate issue.
    1
  1428. The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for zinc is 8 mg for women and 11 mg for men per day.
    1
  1429. The video explained this, the vax can cause remitting MS to become activated again.
    1
  1430. We don’t know, which is why there needs to be an investigation.
    1
  1431. Utter nonsense, the Tories are further left now than Blair was.
    1
  1432. Meanwhile, Moderna have produced a patented variant of Ivermectin for the treatment of Covid and mysteriously hold the patent on the exact RNA sequence of the cleavage site of Covid, registered BEFORE the pandemic.
    1
  1433. Any timeouts are entirely deliberate, and given the importance of this application, deeply suspicious.
    1
  1434.  @theopeterbroers819  Blatant lies, confidentially could be easily preserved using a login and the data entry saved at each stage. All U.K. government websites do this.
    1
  1435. It’s motility, and he clearly stated it wasn’t affected.
    1
  1436. They may have given him saline.
    1
  1437.  @lanceg6828  simply not true, the amount required is tiny and it’s in loads of things eaten daily in Western diets like cereals, cooking oils and dairy products.
    1
  1438.  @sncnutrition7118  Nobody’s denying that, the point is most diets contain plenty of K so supplements for K aren’t necessary
    1
  1439.  @ji.ol.1490  yes, thank you genius
    1
  1440. @moral hazard nobody’s talking about keto
    1
  1441. How?
    1
  1442.  @johnfrum2024  Correct, and now they’re considering the death penalty for the WHO advisor who was against its use.
    1
  1443. Because it’s an obvious question and no investigation is taking place to confirm or deny it 🙄 Your phraseology reveals your bias. Grow up.
    1
  1444. This is rumour
    1
  1445. That just the terminology, they use real mice.
    1
  1446. Correct, and?
    1
  1447. If you don’t like it, don’t go.
    1
  1448. Depends on your risk profile
    1
  1449. The obvious question is... ...Why aren’t governments and the media promoting vitamin D and Zinc? Totally corrupt or totally incompetent? Take your pick!
    1
  1450. You’re welcome to tell us
    1
  1451. Nobody cares
    1
  1452. Why?
    1
  1453. It’s virtually impossible to get enough vitamin D from diet, especially at high latitudes in winter.
    1
  1454. Meaning unclear, please elaborate.
    1
  1455. Your reasoning is so... ...profound!
    1
  1456.  @TotTots  cluelessness confirmed
    1
  1457. Don’t be silly
    1
  1458.  @JesterEric  that’s due to the variant, not the fading of the immunity.
    1
  1459. Correct, Campbell can be a bit cavalier at times in my opinion.
    1
  1460. Nonsense
    1
  1461.  @jon_collins  1) Why should he? 2) I’ve never noticed any 3) If there are any, they aren’t chosen by Campbell so why should they effect the seriousness of what he presents?
    1
  1462.  @jon_collins  yes
    1
  1463. Source?
    1
  1464.  @peacefuljourney4994  why does it matter?
    1
  1465. Maybe they’re at a higher risk of accidental IVs?
    1
  1466. It was nonsense
    1
  1467. It’s all on the internet, just go look. D is the generic term D3 is in most supplements. D2 is usually from vegetarian sources and is around half as effective. Both require metabolising by the liver to produce the version in your blood. This requirement effectively slows the absorption.
    1
  1468. They also generally have a thinner fat layer between the skin and the muscle.
    1
  1469.  @martincahill5622  If you think the mortality rate is 2%, you’re innumerate and staggeringly ignorant. At a mortality rate of 2% the streets would literally be full of dead bodies.
    1
  1470. Saline
    1
  1471.  @vickit3124  It was a staged photo op. If you believe they delay treatment for photo ops then I have a bridge to sell you.
    1
  1472.  @vickit3124  You obviously haven’t seen the photos of the fake Oval Office for his staged photo op, go look for yourself.
    1
  1473. Had you been vaccinated?
    1
  1474. Your choice of phrase shows your question isn’t genuine, grow up.
    1
  1475. Then go and read them.
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  1476. Clever
    1
  1477. How is that remotely important?
    1
  1478. 1) He’s never asked for donations. 2) Sources have always been provided for the information he’s presented.
    1
  1479. That’s not a factor.
    1
  1480. A recent study shows IV of Pfizer has a risk of myocarditis.
    1
  1481. Email via his website? But you sound like a nutter to me.
    1
  1482. You obviously don’t understand how antibiotics work, but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.
    1
  1483. Question unclear
    1
  1484. He doesn’t want his channel banned. I’m sorry your cognitive function is so below par.
    1
  1485. Humans are given 0.5ml. The mice were given 0.005ml which is 1/100th as much. The confusion is that the mice were given 50 microlitres. There are 1,000 microlitres in a millilitre.
    1
  1486.  @bidentity69  Please provide a source for your claim that the dose in humans is 30 micrograms.
    1
  1487. There’s no evidence that it deliberately released, simple incompetence is more likely. Wuhan was originally built as a joint venture with the French who later withdrew from the project because they said the building had not been built to a high enough standard.
    1
  1488.  @Dreamweaver787  Full advantage was taken of the opportunity presented, but that still doesn’t mean it was released deliberately, if it hadn’t been that then another crisis would have been used.
    1
  1489. Because by definition it’s experimental.
    1
  1490.  @theopeterbroers819  Deaths are no different, seems pretty pointless?
    1
  1491.  @theopeterbroers819  go read the report
    1
  1492.  @theopeterbroers819  The Pfizer 6 month study where 15 vaxxed people died, yet only 14 of the placebo.
    1
  1493.  @christopherrobinson7541  YouTube deletes links but if you search on: “Six Month Safety and Efficacy of the BNT162b2 mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine”
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  1494. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
    1
  1495. He’s got a PhD.
    1
  1496. The baseline is simply a 5-year moving average. Adding them together is a meaningless exercise.
    1
  1497.  @jensissons5709  Around 1% of the general population die in any year. In the U.K. that’s around 600,000 people die per year in a total population of around 70 million. The expected yearly deaths is calculated by adding the total deaths in the previous 5 years and dividing by 5. The actual deaths were around 10% higher, being 660,000 deaths instead of the expected 600,000.
    1
  1498. While you are correct, given the numbers followed the result is compelling regardless. Arguably the results in a combat cohort would likely be even better.
    1
  1499. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
    1
  1500.  @jinglebells8194  grow up
    1
  1501.  @elingrome5853  yet strangely none of them are IN...
    1
  1502.  @jinglebells8194  I’m not remotely interested in your opinion.
    1
  1503.  @esecallum  - I know, I’m suggesting Campbell does a video on it because most people do not.
    1
  1504. My mum’s 93, not sure she wants to breastfeed me.
    1
  1505. Yes
    1
  1506. That’s because they aren’t sheep.
    1
  1507. Yes
    1
  1508. Are you incapable of understanding the correlation between people admitted with covid and other people catching covid while in hospital?
    1
  1509.  @itskittyme  so the answer is yes then đŸ€Ł
    1
  1510. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1511.  @andy1way  don’t feed the troll
    1
  1512. We don’t know that which is why it needs to be investigated.
    1
  1513.  @christopherrobinson7541  The ratio is irrelevant if the risk of serious side effects is greater, which it now is being around 1 in 800.
    1
  1514.  @sammywhite9906  How is asking for an investigation ‘defending the jab’ ?
    1
  1515. It’s 39.6% Someone lying on the internet, weird.
    1
  1516.  @maninashed9367  Ad hominem Blocked
    1
  1517. Probably not, it takes a few days to build up vitamin D levels.
    1
  1518. Imagine if the U.K. government had issued everyone with high-dose vitamin D in March 2020 instead of all the other nonsense.
    1
  1519. Referring to a treatment prescribed safely for use in millions of humans... ...as an animal treatment shows your bias to all.
    1
  1520. The experts have already admitted that the delta variant being more contagious combined with waning immunity from the vax means herd immunity is no longer possible. 80% means absolutely nothing.
    1
  1521. Most people get over the reaction to the first dose in around 24 hours
    1
  1522. Yes
    1
  1523. Overfishing is a worldwide problem, not propaganda.
    1
  1524. He has him moments, then he goes back to being gullible again
    1
  1525. Wow! You’re everywhere, maybe you can explain why Denmark now insist on aspiration?
    1
  1526. Sweden add vitamin D to dairy products because they know about the problem. I don’t know the reason for Italy, maybe diet?
    1
  1527. YouTube would immediately cancel this channel if he said that. He’s already had a strike for talking to an MP. Have you always been this clueless?
    1
  1528. You’ll probably have the option to print a QR code.
    1
  1529. Do you know?
    1
  1530.  @davemac5074  Then what the point of asking the question? You’re a đŸ€Ą
    1
  1531.  @davemac5074  You’ve openly stated that the answer to your question isn’t available because the figures aren’t recorded. You’re exposed to the world as a disingenuous clown đŸ€Ą
    1
  1532. Please don’t give such misguided advice, excess vitamin A is highly toxic.
    1
  1533. Ethylene oxide is a gas.
    1
  1534. Yes, but in a country where the lightness of your skin is a status symbol, many won’t.
    1
  1535.  @kevintravis5123  covid has a low mortality rate.
    1
  1536.  @kevintravis5123  People regularly engage in dangerous activities all over the world to increase their attractiveness. Anything requiring general anaesthesia (eg. breast implants) has a risk of death at a similar level to covid.
    1
  1537. They need to minimise exposure and explore other options like vitamin D, and certain products that Campbell isn’t going to mention.
    1
  1538. Israel figures clearly show immunity from actually having covid is 14x more than that from vaccination.
    1
  1539.  @dh2032 Yes, he has a PhD in Nurse Training.
    1
  1540. Grow up
    1
  1541. The mice were given a dosage proportional to their size, but keep going you’re giving us all a laugh.
    1
  1542. Please stop spamming the comments
    1
  1543.  @rhontopo  The NHS guidelines clearly state the reason is to reduce pain.
    1
  1544. Horrifying
 
And good ‘ol YouTube have a warning in this video 🙄
    1
  1545. The mRNA only circulates in an active state for a few minutes before entering whatever cells in encounters, transfusions should be fine.
    1
  1546. Yes we know about vitamin D being a hormone, but if you want to buy it you use what it’s called 🙄
    1
  1547. Why chew? They’re not exactly big
    1
  1548. So for the U.K. with 500,000 bad reactions and a population of 70,000,000. If we generously assume underreporting of 4x (rather than the potential 10x) and that 100% were jabbed then adverse reactions occurred at a rate of around 3% 😳
    1
  1549. While I’m sure the results are probably correct... ...I find it amusing that Campbell dismisses studies that aren’t ‘gold standard’ unless they agree with his preconceived opinions, whereupon he promotes them.
    1
  1550. The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for zinc is 8 mg for women and 11 mg for men.
    1
  1551. Robert Peston has no credibility
    1
  1552. Vaccines generally
    1
  1553.  @JGdnP  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1554. For 2020 and 2021, the average was calculated over 2015 to 2019. For 2022, it was calculated over 2016 to 2019 plus 2021. As this progresses, the ‘excess’ will inevitably decrease as it becomes the norm, burying the excess from view. If the excess continues then the real excess is actually MUCH HIGHER.
    1
  1555. Seems unlikely (which is bad).
    1
  1556. Most people seem to recommend around 100 mcg (4,000 IU).
    1
  1557. Adults take responsibility for their own decisions.
    1
  1558.  @jerzeydolphins  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1559. He’s not an MD he’s a PhD, plus anyone can research a disease on the internet for a day and immediately know more about it than 90% of all MDs.
    1
  1560. You shouldn’t need to be going over 100, maybe you should try actually watching the video.
    1
  1561. Citation needed
    1
  1562. Source?
    1
  1563.  @mondeogolf  thanks
    1
  1564. Given that Fauchi has stated publicly that he takes 6,000 IU/day vitamin D, your claim doesn’t make sense.
    1
  1565. Raising perfectly valid concerns isn’t being irresponsible. Keeping quiet is.
    1
  1566. I doubt anybody really knows
    1
  1567. You should be avoiding transfusions regardless, why do you think you need one?
    1
  1568. Where’s the placebo group?
    1
  1569. I’ve noticed YouTube ads have appeared recently for treating tinnitus which is another known adverse side effect from the vax.
    1
  1570. Source?
    1
  1571.  @lorrismorris4082  Thomas Maria Renz?
    1
  1572. Please explain the doubling of TOTAL deaths in the UK in week 16 of 2020.
    1
  1573. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
    1
  1574. You know it’s now 2023 right?
    1
  1575. Seems reasonable, their data doesn’t show otherwise.
    1
  1576. Not really, bugs that are less contagious reach herd immunity at lower levels.
    1
  1577. Your spelling is enough to tell everyone here all they need to know.
    1
  1578. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
    1
  1579. 04:18 The reference to Porton Down is hilarious because the Skripals lived a few miles away and we know Novichok was stored there. Russia was blamed instead.
    1
  1580. Citation needed
    1
  1581. I think it’s mostly lung issues
    1
  1582. They were following their training.
    1
  1583. It’s both
    1
  1584. Why don’t you assimilate it? And how do you know?
    1
  1585.  @elingrome5853  most people get plenty of k2 in their normal diets.
    1
  1586. Yes, after putting the entire population through a 1 in 50,000 (official U.K. government figure) risk of death... ...Well gee, thanks guys!
    1
  1587. It’s probably too cheap to bother.
    1
  1588. The CCP have spent the last 18 months desperately planting evidence and bribing personnel at institutions in a vain effort to pin the origin on another country. They’ve tried this in at least Italy, Spain and the US.
    1
  1589. Your comment is meaningless without more information.
    1
  1590.  @sheepsneedreligion3862  still meaningless, you’re kind of a dope aren’t you đŸ€Ą
    1
  1591.  @sheepsneedreligion3862  I’m no longer remotely interested in anything you have to say, you’re a very obvious shill, you’ve been asked multiple times by multiple people to provide details and you just come out with word salad lacking all hard data.
    1
  1592. The mainstream media have chosen to mount a massive gaslighting campaign detailing all the OTHER causes of heart attacks and strokes đŸ€”
    1
  1593. The information has been out there for nearly a year but you had to look for it. Incompetence is the likeliest explanation but vested interests may also have played a part.
    1
  1594. Many people can’t afford such a diet.
    1
  1595.  @dombarton2483  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
    1
  1596. Let me guess
. 
chem-trails? Grow up.
    1
  1597. Agreed
    1
  1598. Boris will say whatever he’s told to by his advisors.
    1
  1599. I suspect the BHF are mostly just grifters like most ‘charities’. Guide Dogs are allegedly sitting on a cash pile of £160 million.
    1
  1600. This one isn’t but there are some that are.
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  1601. Yes But if you live at higher latitudes, in winter you WILL be deficient.
    1
  1602. You’re welcome to provide your evidence
    1
  1603. Both issues are important.
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  1604. Yes, aspiration for deltoid IM is mostly no longer practiced in the US.
    1
  1605.  @debrastrayer8600  The risk of accidental IV is low, but nobody knows what the numbers are, so who knows? Given that the danger is known, it seems sensible to prevent it.
    1
  1606. Campbell clearly knows this, you obviously haven’t watched the whole video.
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  1607. Grow up
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  1608. Which area is affected depends on the wind direction. There’s nothing special about the Isle of Man that puts it at a higher risk than anywhere else.
    1
  1609. It’s completely normal for pharmaceuticals to be used off label.
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  1610. Yes, it doesn’t happen often and it’s better than killing people.
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  1611. They are supposed to.
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  1612. Ferguson is a joke with zero credibility and a Marxist married gf.
    1
  1613. Sure, destroy your entire economy to stop flu!
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  1614.  @matthewspencer5086  simply untrue, all we ‘know’ is that maybe flu has been reduced by drastic lockdowns and social isolation.
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  1615. Source?
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  1616.  @christopherrobinson7541  Not true, virus particles have been found in spinal fluid
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  1617. Anecdotal data is worthless
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  1618. Is that good or bad?
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  1619. The construction of the Wuhan lab was originally a joint venture between France and China. The French pulled out because the building standard wasn’t high enough.
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  1620. And Sweden, and the Netherlands
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  1621. While true, such diets are much more expensive
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  1622.  @andyc7747  meat and eggs are 10x the price of basic carbs for the same calorific intake. Pretending otherwise is delusional.
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  1623.  @andyc7747  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1624. We already know that herd immunity will NEVER be reached. It’s here to stay.
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  1625. Campbell has always been completely open about being a PhD and not an MD
 
he simply reports sourced data.
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  1626. It was agreed by contract in exchange for money, nothing prevented other countries doing the same.
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  1627.  @christopherrobinson7541  - yes, the shipments were seized by Italy.
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  1628.  @nimnyana  Please define with reputable sources what you mean by ‘why is it all on Europe’. Australia has a contract and had paid for the AZ made in Europe that Italy has seized. The EU had plenty of opportunity to contract for supplies months ago yet failed to do so. This has nothing to do with the UK. The people/countries in the EU need to wake up to the appalling uselessness of EU bureaucracy in the face of a crisis. You’re basically utterly ignorant and clueless aren’t you.
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  1629.  @nimnyana  the UK approved AZ for use on 20-Dec-2020, the EU didn’t approve its use until 29-Jan-2021. This is public information and has been widely reported worldwide for months. You must live under a rock.
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  1630. We don’t know that which is why it needs to be investigated.
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  1631.  @aaronmaloney8282  not according to MedCram
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  1632. Perhaps you didn’t notice the warning posted on this video by YouTube?
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  1633. It’s a probabilistic estimate.
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  1634. It’s no longer in the training.
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  1635. We don’t know, which is why there needs to be an investigation.
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  1636. Why don’t you tell us what they are?... Oh wait, let me guess, they’re “obvious” to everyone, and not worthy of explanation.
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  1637.  @trevorpfeiffer7613  Your credibility has gone Imagine my shock Blocked
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  1638. Reported for spam
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  1639.  Dr incredible  Reported for spam
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  1640.  @evelynbaldwin7592  Reported for spam
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  1641.  @kevindavid1795  Reported for spam
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  1642.  @susankane656  Reported for spam
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  1643.  @london1783  Reported for spam
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  1644. It never did.
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  1645. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  1646. Please explain
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  1647. It’s killing everyone regardless of ethnicity.
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  1648.  @chaikneesirus5551  source?
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  1649.  @chaikneesirus5551  grow up
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  1650.  @chaikneesirus5551  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1651. Nobody wants to eat over 500g/day of eel.
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  1652. It’s a clotting disorder
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  1653. That raises privacy/modesty issues for mass vaccination programs, and the risk still exists anyway.
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  1654. So eat some cheese.
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  1655. It doesn’t work like that, grow up.
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  1656. Wrong, it’s the study of how the expression of genes varies, not changes in the genes themselves. So having established that you’re utterly clueless, there’s not much point in us believing your other nonsense is there?
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  1657. Probably
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  1658. Please provide the evidence for your claimed expertise in virology.
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  1659. Because they’re back to normal, there’s nothing to report.
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  1660. And?
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  1661. I sincerely doubt 40 drops is only 40 IU, you may be getting confused with micrograms.
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  1662. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  1663. Not true, correct aspiration for IMs used to be in the standard training. It was removed around ten years ago. This is a training issue, not a quality issue.
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  1664. Better late than never
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  1665. The data is clear, maybe you should try actually watching the video.
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  1666. 35.2 Litres or 8 (US) Gallons.
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  1667.  @tilapiadave3234  sun lamps give you skin cancer, not enough sunlight in winter at higher latitudes.
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  1668. There’s not enough financial reward to our masters from promoting vitamin D.
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  1669. At least he isn’t blatantly lying about vitamin D like that psychopath Hancock.
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  1670. Yes, Campbell’s attitude is: lie as much as required in an attempt to terrify people into getting vaccinated.
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  1671. Not true, the study indicates accidental IVs may be responsible for the known occurrences of myocarditis. Other side effects could be more general and not associated with IVs.
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  1672.  @dancroitoru364  What part of ‘may be responsible’ do you not understand?
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  1673.  @dancroitoru364  1) I have assumed nothing. 2) I’m not interested in anything else you have to say. 3) You’re blocked.
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  1674. You won’t get a reply from Campbell because they use a certain product he can’t support.
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  1675. He’s having a poo
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  1676. Meaning unclear, please elaborate
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  1677. It doesn’t work like that
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  1678.  @hAckAbleMe  blocked
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  1679.  @TheSoundlessSound0  blocked
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  1680. It’s not clear to me how to improve that
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  1681. Grow up, how many hazmat suits do you think they have?
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  1682. The U.K. is mainly AZ
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  1683. Why are you saying this? There’s normally plenty of phosphorus in the human diet, to be deficient you would need to be literally starving.
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  1684. Biden has caused all this, destroyed the world economy, triggered a depression, brought us to the edge of WW3, all in around a year! 😳 (Many triggering actions were his EOs on his first day in office).
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  1685. Campbell reported the data at the time, it’s not his fault that some data was hidden until recently.
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  1686.  @terri4337  Not when it’s hidden, grow up.
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  1687.  @terri4337  Pfizer withheld the trial data until forced to divulge it by an FOI case, they wanted it kept secret for 75 years.
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  1688. Why should anybody care? How is her opinion better than anyone else’s?
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  1689. Grow up
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  1690. Source?
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  1691. The pharmaceutical companies were given immunity from prosecution by governments as a condition for using their products.
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  1692.  @mk1aquatic739  invalid comparison
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  1693. The figures were also given in specific age groups, maybe you should try actually watching the video.
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  1694.  @Yeahnicegaming  He specifically showed in the video that people in the younger age groups also have excess deaths. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1695. How are we supposed to believe anything the UK government says when idiots like Hancock stand up in Parliament and publicly state that ‘no evidence exists for the benefits of vitamin D’. ?
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  1696. You are obviously incorrect, people were dying at rates well above the normal total before the vaccines were available.
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  1697. Not as much
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  1698. Except the virus was made in a lab
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  1699. It depends on the time of year.
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  1700. If you just take it after a meal, the oil/fat present should mean you’ll be fine, it’s not critical.
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  1701. Except governments like being authoritarian. It transfers wealth to their cronies.
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  1702.  @TheePrettyGirlSwag  The US has an established history of doing this with aid.
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  1703. Foods do not contain enough, you need either sunshine or supplements. At higher latitudes in winter there isn’t enough sunlight.
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  1704. No, that’s a separate issue.
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  1705.  @kat2270  Holland & Barrett
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  1706. You’re out by 10x, it’s 0.04%. And most of those are already dead.
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  1707. It’s all about probability. What you’re proposing is even less likely.
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  1708. When I asked, I was told I could either have it without aspiration or not have it at all (U.K.).
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  1709. Simply not true, the driver is clearly the delta variant, just as many vaccinated are getting it as unvaccinated and they’re just as contagious.
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  1710.  @nichall8941  Deaths are the same with Pfizer as without, go read the report. The media are lying to you, who knew?
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  1711.  @nichall8941  In the 6 month Pfizer report, 15 died with vax, 14 with the placebo. But you’re welcome to believe whatever you like.
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  1712. Herd immunity is related to the percentage of the population who are immune, if the vaccine makes people immune then obviously yes.
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  1713. The Lancet no longer has any credibility in my opinion especially in this area due to their well documented history of blatant failure.
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  1714. It’s no longer part of standard training
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  1715. The bug mutated to a much safer form.
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  1716. Privacy concerns would produce a much slower vaccination rate, they simply don’t have the time.
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  1717. If vaccinated people are being hospitalised, of what use is the vaccine?
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  1718. No, it’s an anti-Malarial.
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  1719.  @slaphappyduplenty2436  yes, I know, but it isn’t generally referred to that way, and you know it. But you be you, are you happy now? đŸ€Ą
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  1720.  @slaphappyduplenty2436  Why ask a question if you already know the answer?... ...oh wait, it’s because you’re a clueless troll.
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  1721. No better than the WHO or the CCP in my opinion.
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  1722. Funny how the information comes out AFTER most of the population have been terrorised and coerced into getting vaxxed.
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  1723. The average for the whole of India is over 30%, this is well above the levels of most other countries. Nobody is denying there are regional variations, but the overall effect is the same. The major dietary sources for vitamin D are animals, not plants. If you know a country with a higher rate than India, you’re welcome to state it.
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  1724. There’s no evidence of any such thing happening.
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  1725. When I asked I was refused.
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  1726. Most people at high latitudes in winter are deficient, especially POCs. This has been PROVED over many years, where’s your proof?
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  1727. AZ is NOT an mRNA vaccine.
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  1728.  @theartificialsociety3373  You are wrong, that’s the mechanism of the Pfizer jab. AZ uses modified DNA.
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  1729.  @theartificialsociety3373  The Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines both use mRNA as their platform for delivering the genetic instructions. AstraZeneca-Oxford’s uses DNA instead, and the DNA is delivered to cells with the help of another virus known as an adenovirus.
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  1730.  @ajs41  Around 20 minutes, 40 if you’re BAME.
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  1731. Anecdotes aren’t science
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  1732. 10x higher in Mexico? Source?
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  1733.  @christopherrobinson7541  Exactly, which is why he hasn’t provided a source for his nonsense claims.
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  1734. Either be specific or admit you’re clueless.
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  1735. Given that one possible outcome of the injury is death, it’s not possible to answer your question as stated.
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  1736. Imagine my shock
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  1737. The dangers of accidental IV are well documented and been known for decades. The training was changed around 2010 so the injection would be quicker and less painful (but more dangerous), go look for yourself.
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  1738. The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for zinc is 8 mg for women and 11 mg for men per day. Have you heard of Google?
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  1739. Herd immunity is a combination of %age immune and infectivity. The delta variant is so infectious that herd immunity effectively requires 100%
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  1740. Most reactions to Black Mold are allergic, in extreme circumstances there can be toxins. Neither would be helped by an antibiotic as far as I know.
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  1741. The Chinese lie even more.
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  1742. Good point, however the price you pay is more skin cancer.
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  1743.  @calluna5030  I agree, but levels are higher in Australia
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  1744. And?
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  1745.  @angelicearthling  The lab’s involvement was identified over a year ago, Fauci giving money is in documents dating from 2017 and has been known for several months.
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  1746. The risk there would be higher, there’s also a higher risk of nerve damage, and modesty issues for a mass public vaccination program.
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  1747. Lithuania is currently around 8% excess, if you want more I suggest you go look for yourself, Campbell clearly identified where to look.
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  1748. Mandates came in with Biden
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  1749.  @miked5256  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  1750. It isn’t It doesn’t
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  1751. The trials were AFTER admission to hospital and were purposely designed to fail, as were the hcq trials that massively overdosed people and led to 42 deaths.
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  1752. True, but it’s been largely ignored.
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  1753. What year were you trained to aspirate?
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  1754. Good point
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  1755. Are you really claiming that AFTER the lockdowns have finished for more than a year? 🙄
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  1756. Go read an article on the structure of the heart before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  1757. It reduces your chances of dying if you get it
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  1758. Nobody knows.
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  1759.  @daverok1113  There’s nothing incompatible between those viewpoints, they cover completely different scenarios. We know that around 50% of people who catch it have either mild symptoms or none at all, around 40% feel like they have ‘flu’ and 10% get it bad, 5% get hospitalised. Completely separately, some people will feel flu like symptoms from the vaccine, but typically only for around a day.
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  1760.  @daverok1113  I know all about them thanks, it’s how I reach informed decisions.
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  1761. He said motility was unaffected.
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  1762. I asked them, they said it was no longer practiced.
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  1763. What would be the basis of you claim?
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  1764.  @manuelastangier5195  You need to be personally involved with the cause of action to bring a legal civil claim. You not knowing that just tells everyone here that you’re utterly clueless.
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  1765. Source? Note that Sweden adds vitamin D to milk due to the known risk of deficiency.
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  1766. Except you’re just as mindlessly biased
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  1767. If it’s anything like the HCQ trial, it’s to deliberately sabotage its use. 43 patients died as a result of the massive overdoses given. Even John Campbell was forced to comment in a video on this channel.
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  1768. Begone troll.
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  1769. Yes, it all helps, and a lot of those always were a good idea.
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  1770. Yes
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  1771. The pharmaceutical companies were given immunity from prosecution
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  1772.  @redpill6201  only if proved.
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  1773. Dealing with obesity is hard for many people. Taking vitamin D is cheap and easy.
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  1774.  @FizzzieCat  you’re clueless
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  1775. There’s nothing new in the boosters.
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  1776. He’s just publicising a recent study and explaining the risks. Perhaps you can tell us why you are so opposed to aspiration?
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  1777.  @Korwin_Mikke23  The fact remains that this video is useful. Many people will be getting the jab regardless of whether it actually works or not, and if this video helps them reduce the risk of a life threatening condition then that is a good thing. The issues you raise might be correct, but they’re not relevant to this video. Get a life.
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  1778. Why should he apologise? He reported the data, that’s all he’s ever done.
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  1779. While true, over 90% were vaccinated, you’re welcome to suggest your explanation for cardiac excess deaths in 2023.
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  1780. If it did, there’d be bodies in the streets by now.
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  1781. Dream on
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  1782.  @annabelcottrell1835  Biden is provably a pathological liar, and always has been, go look for yourself.
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  1783.  @annabelcottrell1835  Biden has provably lied on multiple occasions, and when there was absolutely no need for him to do so. Recently he claimed that he’d applied for a job at a lumber mill when he was a newly qualified lawyer, the mill immediately denied it. Go see for yourself.
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  1784. Why are you lying?
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  1785. No it wasn’t
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  1786. The increase in the U.K. was simply because of the delta variant being more contagious. Everything else is media propaganda.
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  1787. The YouTube algorithm automatically deletes all comments deemed unacceptable, including most links.
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  1788. YouTube are burying a video of what’s happening with athletes all over the world.
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  1789. 45 - 65
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  1790. Disingenuous comment.
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  1791. Correct.
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  1792. How is it deceptive?
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  1793.  @brainsurge9099  Except Campbell’s concerns are supported by evidence, yours are not.
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  1794. If accidental IVs are killing people, they should be worried.
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  1795. Please provide a source for your claim
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  1796.  @wellinever1558  please provide your evidence that vaccination staff have: 1) Been taught what aspiration is. 2) Will provide it on request. Bear in mind that in many countries, the instructions for covid vax specifically state that aspiration is NOT to be performed. Also, how do you know that your ‘knowledge’ in your country (wherever that is), remotely applies in the country of the op? (wherever that is).
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  1797. YouTube routinely deletes all comments deemed unacceptable.
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  1798.  @noremac4807  YouTube delete links.
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  1799. Search on
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  1800. Six month
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  1801. Efficacy
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  1802. BNT162b2
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  1803. Omicron is a much less deadly variant
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  1804.  @theclotshotdidit3115  you asked what had changed
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  1805. Sepher is just a grifter
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  1806.  @notsure9735  Any in depth investigation of Sepher quickly reveals his claims are all nonsense, something you’ve obviously never bothered to do.
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  1807. And?
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  1808. 1) Because open wounds are highly susceptible to bacterial infections, c19 is a virus. 2) Surgeons use better masks and are trained in how to wear them effectively.
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  1809. Please state the temperature at which LPG freezes
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  1810. Average age: Israel: 30 West Bank: 20 Older people die more, who knew?
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  1811. Agreed, he’s done his best to ‘follow the science’, unfortunately it’s becoming increasingly obvious that data was hidden to promote a particular agenda.
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  1812. It doesn’t work like that
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  1813. In the U.K. the Chancellor of the Exchequer is paid more than the Prime Minister.
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  1814. Governments are terrified (correctly) that the slightest hint of adverse reactions will reduce acceptance/take-up.
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  1815. Please be specific
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  1816. Having seen your other comments, you’re a witless troll.
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  1817. Denmark now requires all covid jabs to be aspirated. Go look for yourself, the policy change is public information.
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  1818. None of your claims appear to be correct, please provide a source for your claims.
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  1819.  @sunlo100  - you don’t know what claims you posted in your own comment?
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  1820. Instead of the vaccine slowly permeating the deltoid muscle, it gets immediately taken directly to the heart.
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  1821. Campbell did a video specifically looking at the studies that show it doesn’t work. Why are you lying?
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  1822. https://youtu.be/aCAvvZXUW08
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  1823. Trump never mentioned bleach, grow up
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  1824.  @ChitwoodMitwood  he was referring to a new ultraviolet disinfection technique, you need to watch the WHOLE video, not the CNN edit.
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  1825.  @ChitwoodMitwood  go watch the video, your ignorance is hilarious.
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  1826.  @ChitwoodMitwood  The company and device exists, go look for yourself.
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  1827. If you’ve had 2 shots, the provenly best action to take now is to deliberately catch the bug.
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  1828.  @paulavandenbroeck1333  It’s all there in the ONS reports, maybe you should try actually reading them.
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  1829. He really is utterly gullible
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  1830. True, but it’s good of John to finally investigate and publish the conclusions as much as he can without getting banned from YouTube.
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  1831. If you believe anything from CNN, I think I know who’s crazy here.
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  1832. At high latitudes in winter - yes.
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  1833. Example?
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  1834. The strains of the bug before omicron were significantly more dangerous.
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  1835.  @swally4704  Campbell reported the facts as he was told them, he always provided his sources, people are capable of making their own decisions.
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  1836. The flu vaccine works differently, so probably not, but who knows?
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  1837. You can buy them in the U.K. for around ÂŁ10.
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  1838. Wuhan were experimenting with MERS as well - if that had got out we’d be knee-deep by now. The only thing that saved us from MERS before was how difficult it was to catch. People who claim it failed due to the high mortality rate have clearly never heard of the Black Death.
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  1839.  @johnsonpaul1914  - I agree, the only remotely useful measure is excess deaths.
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  1840.  @trevortrevortsr2  - you’re a bit dim
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  1841. Source?
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  1842. Just in time for the midterms đŸ€”
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  1843. No 1) They don’t autopsy 2) It wouldn’t prove anything
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  1844. Milk, they’ve done it in Sweden for years.
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  1845. Send them to the Gulag immediately!... ...oh wait, that’s what the Marxists did when they killed over 100 million people.
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  1846. Wuhan might claim to be level-4, but it was built as a joint project with the French who pulled out because they didn’t believe the construction was to the required standard.
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  1847. Oh dear, you’ve been watching CNN again, better lie down and take your meds.
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  1848. Are you saying the details shouldn’t be reported?
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  1849. Do you have a source for that?
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  1850. That’s the level in the blood, not the daily amount required to be ingested.
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  1851. You could eat some cheese instead.
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  1852. It was always obvious that this was going to be endemic. What am I missing here? 09T1655
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  1853. They were indemnified by all governments as a condition of receiving the vax.
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  1854.  @danieledwards3376  - unless you’ve ordered it and taken delivery, you claim is speculative
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  1855.  @danieledwards3376  - try now
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  1856.  @patrikpass2962  that’s a separate issue
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  1857. I thought the ‘vaccines’ were only supposed to stimulate the production of FRAGMENTS of spike protein?
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  1858. Really makes you think đŸ€”
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  1859. It’s reassuring to see that this research paper acknowledges the gross (under) miscalculation for the RDA/NRV of vitamin D that was discovered back in 2014 and has been largely ignored ever since - even by that so-called expert that Dr. Campbell interviewed on here a few months ago.
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  1860. Speculating would get the channel banned. It’s tragic that you don’t have the cognitive capacity to understand that, but alas there’s nothing we can do.
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  1861. Too low, take 4,000 IU but check with your doctor first.
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  1862. Beware of taking too much cod liver oil, it’s easy to overdose on vitamin A which becomes toxic at high doses.
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  1863. Please provide the evidence for your claim.
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  1864.  @dantronics1682  I’ve never been asked to deep breathe during BP tests, and I’ve never seen it mentioned anywhere. Breathing through your nose will make no difference whatsoever.
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  1865. No, they just need to stop being so racist and get out in the sun more.
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  1866. 1) China lies 2) China has less concern for individuals 3) China has no interest in helping others
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  1867. Absolutely nothing
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  1868. The Ancient Greeks had calculated the size of the Earth from simple measurements used in navigation, Columbus knew exactly what he was doing.
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  1869. Meaning unclear, please elaborate.
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  1870. Given the nature of the connection, you’d expect a 40 year delay between less smoking and less lung cancer.
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  1871. Covid effects wherever there are ACE-2 receptors.
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  1872. Maybe you should go learn some biology instead of shouting your utter ignorance to the world?
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  1873. Please explain your reasoning
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  1874. Good question
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  1875. He just reports the studies, we’re all completely capable of making up our own minds what to do... ...apart from you apparently.
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  1876. The leader of the WHO is a Marxist who concealed cholera outbreaks in his own country.
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  1877. You’re welcome to tell us your explanation for the giraffe’s vagus nerve.
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  1878. Nobody cares, they lie anyway.
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  1879. Utter nonsense, such patents expired decades ago.
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  1880. Please provide the evidence for your claim
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  1881. It’s pretty obvious that it’s here to stay, how could you possibly think otherwise?
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  1882.  @seanC3i  it’s already endemic in every country, limiting travel will make no difference whatsoever.
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  1883.  @seanC3i  they’ll happen anyway in every country.
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  1884.  @seanC3i  they already have
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  1885. When will these ill informed people finally get the message that the vaxxed still catch and spread?
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  1886. Maybe young males are more prone to accidental IVs?
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  1887.  @ct6502c  : The feds did put methanol into bootleg alcohol MK-ultra did happen The US govt did investigate UFOs The CIA did fund post modern art. MI5 did spy on Harold Wilson. Tonkin was real. Tobacco companies did know smoking caused lung cancer.
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