Comments by "Theodore Shulman" (@ColonelFredPuntridge) on "A credible explanation behind vaccine adverse events, Marc Girardot" video.

  1. Yeah, it was as warp-speed.
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  2. Maybe the doctors and nurses are right, and the meatheads were wrong!
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  3. But sometimes doing nothing is even more harmful. There was a doctor who saw a guy with his foot caught in a railroad track. The doctor could have freed the guy but he didn’t; he just stood by until a train arrived, and watched him get killed by the train. When asked why he did nothing he said “if I had tried to help, I might have injured the guy‘s foot and violated my oath to do no harm!”
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  4. What proof is there that aspiration in intramuscular injections does any good? Are there any double-blind studies of aspiration vs no aspiration?
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  5.  @colleenlazoruk2897  Of course, there are blood vessels in muscle! Everybody knows that. But you see, I'm not asking for reasons why it might make sense for aspiration to be useful or beneficial. I once knew a surgeon/scientist, whose job included evaluating proposals for innovation. He used to say: you can make all the arguments you like, but in the end, if you can't show, with statistically-large, double-blind, properly-controlled studies that your medication, regimen, device, procedure, protocol, or strategy actually does save lives (or bring measurable benefit to patients), then you're just jerking yourself off with your arguments about why it ought to work or might save lives or bring benefit to patients. The proof of the pudding is in the eating of it (as the fellow said). So, once again: do you know of any ACTUAL STUDIES (double-blind, statistically large comparisons) which show that aspiration ACTUALLY DOES make patients safer than injection without aspiration?
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  6. Yes he is great at selling you the illusion that you are smarter than you really are. This is a high-growth industry!
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  7.  @2risquejunior538  Probably not. Quite a lot of nurses and phlebotomists don't learn to aspirate in the first place, because the benefits of aspirating have never been proved.
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  8. Wow, big numbers! Scary! Big numbers are scary!! Seriously a million particles or a billion, who cares? Are the particles bigger or smaller than the ordinary micro-clots everyone gets during ordinary daily activities? Why is this guy talking as if he knew the answers for certain? No one else seems to know for certain. “A bolus”? What do you get if you cross a bull and a walrus?
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  9. The solution is obvious. Have the doctors amputate your head. No brain, no pain, right?
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  10. The RA symptoms probably would have started even without the jab.
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