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

  1.  @misstangentina8552  Not true, you might only see a reduction in the numbers.
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  2. He could try, there’s a difference
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  3.  @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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  4. 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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  5. You should do a video on the error in the calculation of the RDA/NRV for vitamin D.
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  6. It’s hilarious that YouTube are still adding their ridiculous warnings (in the U.K. anyway).
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  7. Sadly it’s worse than that, he’s just gullible.
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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10.  @dancroitoru364  I have made no such claims. However removing a known risk seems a wise precaution.
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  11.  @sammywhite9906  The original comment could be easily misunderstood, I was simply clarifying. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  12. Yes. They’ve also banned Moderna.
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  13.  @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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  14. 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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  15. Yes, very ‘special’.
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  16. The Pfizer 6 month report is out... ...why are you ignoring the clear dangers reported?
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  17. Be aware that possession is illegal in the U.K. and most Western countries.
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  18. 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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  19.  @pip1723  If you can’t see it, you’re part of the problem
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  20. If you look at the numbers, they were already falling before the lockdown.
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  21.  @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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  22. True... ...if you live through it. Some don’t.
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  23. 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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  24. Shouldn’t that be her decision?
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  25. They deliberately sabotaged the HCQ trial, why should this be any different?
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  26. If only they put as much effort into staff training as they did into 3D visualisations.
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  27. Everyone here should bombard the BHF on social media with demands for the data.
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  28. 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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  29. 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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  30. Be careful taking cod liver oil, it’s easy to overdose on vitamin A which is toxic.
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  31. Home test kits for vitamin D levels are now available for around £8 in the U.K.
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  32. 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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  33. It’s rare, but it DOES happen.
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  34. @Albert Clarke it was a reasonable question
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  35. Strokes/clots tend to be associated with the AZ, heart problems are more associated with Pfizer and Moderna.
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  36. Except accidental IV of Pfizer vaccine has been shown to have a risk of myocarditis. The flu vaccine works differently.
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  37. The data has changed
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  38. It’s cheap, why would advisors with shares in vax companies seek to promote it?
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  39. Their food probably isn’t that great either.
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  40. Supplements are easier and more effective.
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  41. You don’t get a choice
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  42. By now it should be obvious to everyone that Hancock is a complete psychopath.
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  43.  @markallen6115  he’s never claimed to be a medical doctor, he has a PhD in nurse training.
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  44.  @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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  45. 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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  46. This is just yet more project fear to justify further lockdowns and government tyranny.
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  47. The cases in the UK started dropping BEFORE the current lockdown.
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  48. @Jord The Canadian Well maybe there’s a reason why non-ethnic Europeans shouldn’t move to Sweden then.
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  49. Nurses are medically trained as well.
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  50. Sounds like a form letter reply to me.
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