Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "ABC News" channel.

@meedlegas9100 You got the German BionTech BNT162b mRNA weapon? Best advice is to get de-toxed.
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@zombossin A recent study showed that people who got injected with the mRNA drugs have 251 times the viral loading compared with those who didn't get shots. If you're trying to protect vulnerable people, you should be taking high doses of Vit D, 600iu Vit C, 125-250iu Zinc, and not go near them if you're symptomatic with a cough, runny nose, or fever. You can't transmit a respiratory virus without being symptomatic, despite the lies we've been seeing from the presstitutes.
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@rogerrendzak8055 This is the first F-35C to crash. 2 F-35As have crashed 3 F-35B STOVL variants have crashed. One of the biggest mistakes made with JSF was using the same numeric designation for 3 significantly-different airframes. They should have done F-24A for JSF-A/CTOL F-25A for JSF-B/ASTOVL F-26A for JSF-C/CATOBAR You can see how confused and uninformed most people are even among aviation enthusiasts that are just learning there is an F-35C CATOBAR variant. Presstitutes refer to F-35 in the singular all the time, rather than the multivariant JSF program, because they're retards.
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@TheOne30264 The first F-35B crash was quickly identified as a mechanical failure. Engine fuel-starved because it had an improper fuel tube soecific to the B model. The 2 other B crashes, 2 A model crashes, and this C model were due to some type of human error.
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@AAAAAA-tj1nq 3 F-35Bs, 2 F-35As, and 1 F-35C have crashed since 2006. Not 8 They have an amazingly-low mishap rate, lower than any other fighters.
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@yourhandlehere1 USAF 2020 fleet readiness rates, guess which fighter had the highest readiness? 2021 F-35A in USAF still has higher readiness rates than the F-16C/CM, which has set the standard for fighter readiness in all 3 branches that fly fighters since the late 1970s, never surpassed until 2020. F-35A Mx Man Hours Per Flight Hour is 4.5 in USAF, with only a 6% break rate. F-16 has 10% break rate. I've been tracking this type of data since 1984, was very close to several teen fighter and weapons development programs. If you're reading any Google hits, they will be totally inaccurate.
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@yourhandlehere1 I started off very skeptical about JSF after seeing the first production models. Instead of forming an opinion, I started researching more and listened to a wide variety of people close to the program, while taking note of where most of the mud was being slung from (Boeing). Having close familiarity with how we developed the F-15, F-16, F/A-18, and Typhoon, I had a lot of data points and references to compare JSF to, and became more impressed by what I saw. They really did an unprecedented job of working out the kinks before going into higher production rates, which is the opposite of what we did with the teen fighters. With the teens/Harrier/A-10, we lost 505 airframes with 189 fatalities in the first 10 years of each of those programs cumulatively. The difference is we live in the internet age where every little hiccup is amplified by people who literally don’t know the difference between AB flame holders and a bulkhead. JSF is an awesome program, and the safety record reflects that.
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@Bryantsarmiento I didn’t see that anywhere in the FDA extension of the Emergency Use Authority. There is literally no approval based on safety standard protocols. Hardly anybody arguing about it has read the EUA extension, which is being lied about in the media and called an approval. Of course Pfizer’s media stooges will name it whatever they want. After all, they’re projected to make $35.5 billion this year. They’ve done $22.5 billion so far if you add Q1 and Q2 earnings reports. Check out this quote from Peter Daszak: We need to increase public understanding of the need for medicalcounter measures such as a pan coronavaccine. A key driver is the media and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantageto get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the process
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@Katyperryfan0801 I never get the flu shot. The best way to be free from influenza is to take Vitamin D in high doses, and this is proven with multiple studies across various nations among Vitamin D deficient patients. Once they got on a high Vitamin D regimen, flu rates plummeted among them. “The COVID shot” consists of several different approaches, all of the mRNA variants having failed their clinical trials (before COVID-19 was seen in the world). Every large pharmaceutical company that has tried to make mRNA LNC technology work has failed, and people die in the clinical trials. Moderna was approached by Anthony Fauci and Dr. Baric back no later than 2014 to develop coronavirus countermeasures to the biological weapons he has been working on since 1999. If you doubt me, you can read the US Patent Office records and Moderna’s Shareholder Meeting Report up through 2019 before COVID was released. 2007 USPTO Denied Patent Application for Weaponized Coronavirus with engineered spike proteins designed to bind to human cells: https://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=7279327.PN.&OS=PN/7279327&RS=PN/7279327 2017 Stat News Article discussing “Unicorn” Moderna who after failing safety tests with their mRNA treatments, gets valued in the billions: https://www.statnews.com/2017/01/10/moderna-trouble-mrna/ 2019: Moderna Shareholder Report: https://web.archive.org/web/20200913054217/https:/www.modernatx.com/moderna-blog/moderna-2019-shareholder-letter "mRNA-1647 comprises six mRNAs encoding two antigens in one vaccine, and I give tremendous credit to our technical development teams for their relentlessness in building our capabilities to manufacture this complex drug product at clinical scale. mRNA-1647 is wholly owned by Moderna, and we believe it has the potential to be a blockbuster commercial opportunity."
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@Katyperryfan0801 So you’re saying that the virus gets spread by people who have natural immunity faster than those who have artificially stimulated immunity? Let’s play who knows nothing about virology for 5000. The absolute best protection from viruses is natural immunity and immune responses from healthy people. The various mRNA therapies and J&J vaccine are nowhere near 90% effective at helping people develop antibodies for the virus, but the virus itself is not the main problem with SARS-CoV-2. The engineered spike proteins are the real problem not only with the bioweapon virus, but the supposed COVID countermeasure systems being injected into people. The COVID injections are causing mass-production of the S1 spike protein by people’s immune system, which are spreading throughout the vasculature and attaching to the capillary endothelium (lining of your blood vessels). This is causing systemic micro thrombosis (clotting). Some people just die within 3 days, others experience strokes, pulmonary embolisms, Bell’s Palsy (like Australia’s vaccine passport MP official), blindness, deafness, weakness, difficulty breathing, or no symptoms at all for the time being. A Canadian doctor who saw over 900 patients administered the injections discovered that 62% of his patients now have micro thrombosis, after they presented with weakness, malaise, and difficulty breathing. He brought it up with the hospital management, who told him to remain silent-a violation of his oath, so he went public and was fired. All viruses mutate, but your natural or acquired immunity is able to recognize mutations because there is only a small % difference between them. Here’s a NIH article about that: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/immune-cells-common-cold-may-recognize-sars-cov-2
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@ϻ₳Ƒ𝐢₳ It was replaced with institutionalized herd stupidity from 1896-forward as the normal way of being trained into conformity.
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@blaireofhylia1572 Did you read the “FDA approval”? I did. I’m interested in your perspective on it. I’ll wait until you have read it and we can compare notes.
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@pjspov647 Jacob Blake was under a restraining order from his former girlfriend, had a warrant for his arrest for sexual assault of her while a minor child was present in her bed, stole her debit card, made 2 ATM $500 cash withdrawals from her account, took her keys, and was caught violating the restraining order-hence the 911 call she made pleading for help from the police. He fled the scene of the crime, wrestled himself away from officers, and attempted to retrieve a knife from the vehicle, at which time he was shot. How does that translate in the "news"? "White officers shoot black man in the back."
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@kryptonarie6367 He was under a restraining order after being accused of sexually assaulting his ex-girlfriend. He was not allowed to go near her, yet he violated the protective order, stole her debit card, and made 2 maximum withdrawals from her account. Upon violating the order, 911 was called and he was apprehended, wrestled himself away from police, tried to retrieve a knife (deadly force), and was shot.
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@kryptonarie6367 The police use of force has nothing to do with whether they think he's guilty, and everything to do with him resisting arrest and escalating the incident by introducing a knife. That warrants use of deadly force. The court will decide if he's guilty on the sexual assault charges, but he clearly violated the restraining order and her money didn't withdraw itself from the bank, so it isn't looking good for his defense case. Throw on top of that resisting arrest, assaulting police, and use of a deadly weapon while evading arrest-all on video. I'm just glad he's off the street and unable to hurt the woman anymore. Meanwhile groups who seek to stir up more violence as part of a foreign political movement designed to tear apart the US use weak cases like this to agjtate people. As long as you don't tune into the MSM, it's pretty transparent what's happening.
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@pjspov647 Research the Soviet "World Peace" movement, the International Organization of Journalists, and Mockingbird if you think there has been any widespread reporting of truth. The police shooting Blake had zero to do with the color of his skin and 100% to do with his own illegal actions. They shoot white people in far greater numbers every year, so the race argument is invalid. You have a right to a fair trial after you've been apprehended and charged, so your argument about Constitutionality is misplaced by several steps in the criminal law process. It's also strange that you default to siding with the multiple felon suspect who is in this mess based on his own crimes, while ignoring the female and minor children victims. Then you speak of bias and willingness to make enemies of people pointing out critical facts of the case. You're trying to make this incident fit a narrative that it clearly does not fit. Study more before posting. Your voice and perspective is extremely uninformed and emotionally-driven.
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@pjspov647 When the suspect evades arrest and attempts to introduce a knife into the conflict? Again, you're way ahead of the sequence of events. Deadly force must be met quickly with deadly force to stop a violent suspect from injuring more innocent people. Stop posting and do some basic study on how localities enforce their laws before making your total ignorance even more blatant.
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Trump appointed Alex Azar to HHS with an initial prime directive of authorizing as many more affordable generic drugs as possible. Under this new leadership, HHS has authorized an average of 1000 new generics each year. It's the most under-reported story of the past 4 years. Prior to 2017, Big Pharma and their lackey insider-trading politicians in Congress have been hiking up prices and exponentially driving costs through the roof, while our trade partners negotiate preferred nation status at the lowest wholesale prices available. Competitors attempt to gain samples so they can make affordable generics, but are often blocked by the patent-holders. They have lawsuits all the time over this with billions at-stake, and weasel Congressnen with tens of millions to lose with their legalized insider trading. Along comes Trump and with creative negotiations, gets big pharma to start competing with each other in generics so he can reach the goal of severely cooling off this uncontrolled cronyist drug price inflation, and therefore benefit millions of Americans.
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@Cole Clapperton I’m running out of the school without a hall pass. Do you have an adult argument with any merits, or is that all you’ve got? I’ve been studying virology since 1997, have participated in experimental programs, and worked in clinical and field settings relevant to this subject. I’ve also been looking over the US Patent and Trade Office history of Anthony Fauci and Dr. Baric’s applications (denied) for spike protein engineered coronaviruses that date back 2 decades, and the timeline is pretty damning. Wouldn’t you rather be informed as opposed to an ignorant conformist when it comes to your health?
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I see a promotion is his future...
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Not really. There are 3 different types of JSF. The biggest problem is being in development during the internet age, where every tiny detail is scrutinized by people who literally know nothing about fighter aviation, but are full of opinions on the subject. You want to see problems? Look at any of the teen fighters. F-14 F-15 F-16 F/A-18 Harrier A-10A Between all of those in their first 10 years of production and service, we lost 505 of them, with 189 fatalities. F-16 alone was 143 crashes and 71 fatalities. It was brutal, but not reported in a comprehensive format.
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"You've got to keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it." - Joe Biden
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False flag sympathy fake bomb packages. Who's the idiot that thought of this tactic, right before the midterms?
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Also, Hillary treated the Secret Service like utter garbage when she was First Lady, treated Diplomatic Security Services like garbage when she was with State, and treated Arkansas State Troopers security detail like garbage when she was First Lady of Arkansas. Now she thanks the Secret Service for intercepting fake bombs conveniently sent to a bunch of communist sympathizers masquerading as Democrats. False flag
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