Comments by "Panama Fred" (@panamafred1) on "DW News" channel.

  1. It would be interesting to remove all non-vaccinated people from society and stand back and watch the world continue to suffer new outbreaks and new cases.
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  2. It doesn't have to be this way. What I would like to know is why hasn't everyone gone to the FLCCC website?
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  3. Um no, I already have a box of made-for-humans, sold OTC here in panama, dirt cheap, I v e r m e c t i n on my kitchen counter. Thanks anyway.
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  4.  @MrKolozal  Not sure if you are serious, but It is sold over the counter, intended for humans, around the world including here in Panama. It saved the life of our obese, high BP, asthmatic, diabetic housekeeper. She was diagnosed with Kovid and was turning blue waiting for a hospital bed. She took it one day and was out of bed the next. Ten days later she was back to normal. Billions of doses have been given to humans around the world for 40 years or so. Very few side effects. Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter's Carter Center uses it to cure River Blindness in Brazil, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda, and Venezuela. Now you know. Have a good day.
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  5.  @nosuchthing8  I ver mec tin is way past the proven to work stage. It is saving lives around the globe. Educate yourself.
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  6. Speaks volumes.
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  7. India has given out home kits that include it, and the results are excellent.
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  8. When a government is incompetent and inept, the people much hold it accountable.
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  9. Given the world outcome so far, I think god, if he/she/it exists, is an absentee landlord. I mean really, what good god would have let this happen?
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  10. "A little bit milder..." ??? Data I've seen says many times milder. I don'tt trust what some people say.
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  11.  @SusanKay-  I don't want normal back. I want people to get metabolically healthy so that we wouldn't be in this mess to begin with. I am sick of a system that feeds us hyper-processed non-food that makes a sick society. I am sick of a medical system that wants us sick and near death for profit. I am sick of people who won't take personal responsibility for their health but will line up when told to do so. Healthy people eat well. Healthy people don't need sickness-care. Personally, I've chosen to eat Keto. It has changed my sick existence to health.
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  12. Of course I wish Denmark well, but how does one explain the data from Tony Lin's video: Covid data from Singapore -- First wave .... ?
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  13. DW is owned by the German government and supported with taxpayer money. I wonder if there is an agenda behind their reporting? Asking for a friend.
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  14. The only way to make transmission irrelevant is to get the population healthy. The most affected by this thing have comorbidities that can be reversed by better lifestyle choices. The virus rules an unwell population.
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  15.  @thewolfofswingthat2035  Best taken at the very first sign of illness. Day One dosing has a very different result. Effectiveness goes down the more time passes. If a person has waited 10 days before becoming a "patient" and is severely ill, then what Malaysia says is probably pretty true.
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  16. Transportation can't be studied in a vacuum. If city planners transform cities to have walkable/bikeable neighborhoods that combine street level businesses, with a number of floors of offices above, and residential housing above that, then less public transportation will be needed. And given the future of online work and online shopping, then we can function without nearly as much public transportation. Even ride-sharing or car-sharing is problematic from a sanitary perspective and from the need to have more roadways. With more centralized and self-sustaining neighborhoods, in a way, we would be returning to our history of smaller tribes. There are many benefits to having smaller tribes. If cities don't change and mass transportation is still needed at the current rate, and social distancing is promoted to make public transportation safer, then a transit capacity of several magnitudes would have to be provided -- more transit vehicles, more frequency, more sanitation workers to clean the vehicles, more energy usage, and etc. Add to all of this the sprawling high density growth of cities due to significant future population growth (have you seen the size of some of the cities in China?), and I don't see mass transit being viable unless cities change their live/work/play structure. I'm thinking about this not because I live in a city (I don't, I live remotely in the mountains), or because I am a city planner (I'm not). I'm thinking about this because I am a model railroader. I would like to build a new layout that models a future green city. This morning, I asked myself the questions, "Is transit rail dead?" "What will transportation be like in future cities?" I'm watching numerous YouTube videos about city planning for the future and although I want to model light rail, subways, elevated trains and the like, I just don't see the need for nearly as much rail in well-planned future green cities. Great. What a dilemma. A model railroader with no railroad to model.
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  17. What a difference between the DW vids and the vids by Dr. John Campbell. DW = Fear, fear, fear. Campbell = Rational & exhaustive reportage of facts, graphs, quotes from around the world -- infection rates, hospitalization rates, lengths of stay, number of deaths, etc. It appears to me that DW is cherry picking to support an agenda. BTW, DW is part of the German government. Google it.
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  18. Virus rules an unhealthy population.
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  19. Why mandate something that doesn't work? Money, politics, power, corruption, ignorance, lies and more lies.
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