Comments by "" (@louistournas120) on "Alberta's top doctor standing by decision to drop COVID-19 restrictions" video.

  1.  @peter12246  “The "PCR tests are a flawed testing" this is false information” ==Show me.
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  2. It's pretty simple. It is a highly communicable disease. If people don't wear masks and walk around freely, it will spread. This is something we have seen in Sweden, Brazil, the USA. It sounds like in this video, she is saying that it is ok to be sick and to not isolate yourself. Not very bright.
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  3.  @peter12246  “Fact check that, don’t “research” it, soca fact check, that’s a false claim” ==What do you mean?
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  4.  @Irvingstine  "If you don't believe me you should consider consuming mercury it will help you with all your almentts." ==That's none sense from the 17 th century or so and it is not based on research.
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  5.  @SayNO2CAMEABUSE  Use ogkcudkcud (reversed word)
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  6.  sean wu  The meth line, as well as the churches which is another form of dxugs, were interrupted in Alberta and the nutters were upset.
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  7.  @Irvingstine  PART 8: If you want to call it science, that is up to you. Back then, it was a period when a thought crossed someone’s mind “Hey, let’s have people breath in mercury vapors or let’s apply mercury chloride to our faces. Probably mercury has some healing powers since it is a special looking substance.” and immediately, the idea was picked up by others. It’s the same with the idea of healing crystals, quartz, beryl, ruby and such. To ancient people, these objects looked special. I agree, they certainly looked different than the dirt and various rocks around us. I guess the idea crossed someone’s mind that if you wear it around your neck, it heals you. ...to be continued.
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  8.  @mindbodyspirithealthy  It’s the Innova SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Qualitative Test. The test has not been authorized, cleared, or approved by the FDA for commercial distribution or use in the United States, as required by law. On April 23, 2021, Innova Medical Group recalled it and the FDA also sent out a recall notice.
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  9.  @homealone5087  "i hear that if we wear masks and restrict our movement we will be able to live forever." ==You are being silly and not interested in reality.
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  10. What is the real reason?
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  11.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: “it was used as far back as 3000bc as well. But it was science of the time.” ==It’s not sc ...to be continued.
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  12.  @Irvingstine  PART 2: ience un ...to be continued.
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  13.  @Irvingstine  PART 3: less contr ...to be continued.
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  14.  @Irvingstine  PART 4: olled exp ...to be continued.
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  15.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: eriments were pe ...to be continued.
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  16.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: rformed, if double blind tests were perfo ...to be continued.
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  17.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: rmed, if it was peer reviewed and if the whitepaper can be verified by anyone in the future. ...to be continued.
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  18.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: Look into homeopathy. In this case, it is a guy from the 19 th century. An idea crosses his mind: “Let’s give a very small amount of a substance to someone. The dxugs should be so dilute that there is practically just water.” How is it that he wasn’t able to demonstrate that it doesn’t work and today, we are able to show that it doesn’t? What does that tell it? It tells us that he had an idea but he didn’t test it properly. ...to be continued.
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  19.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: On top of that, we now know that atoms exist and we know about the interaction of molecules to a certain extent, so the idea behind homeopathy makes no sense, yet they opened schools, they opened factories, and they produce nice packages, nice diplomas. ...to be continued.
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  20.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: Maybe these are the reasons why so many people don’t tr...to be continued
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  21.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: ust modern sc...to be continued
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  22.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: ience. I don’t know. What I do know is that there is a huge lack in sc...to be continued
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  23.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: ience education in the general public. Maybe these are the reasons why so many people don’t tr...to be continued
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  24.  @Irvingstine  PART 15: ust modern science. I don’t know. What I do know is that there is a huge lack in sc ...to be continued.
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  25.  @Irvingstine  PART 16: ience education in the general public. ...to be continued.
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  26.  @Irvingstine  PART 17: Baking a cake, making bread involves chemistry. I would not claim that a cook is a chemist. Making copper, zinc, tin, iron, lead probably involved throwing some rocks into a large fire, 10,000 y ago or something. History doesn’t record when it happened, how it happened, who did it, but it is the guess of scientists that that is how primitive man made copper and perhaps the next morning, he noticed the shiny copper beads. I wouldn’t call him a chemist.
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  27.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: "Elon Musk did three tests back to back 2 positive one negative. That's a fact. So what dose that tell you? Its not re...to be continued
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  28.  @Irvingstine  PART 2: liable is what it tells me." ==1 person is not enough. Also, the CO...to be continued
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  29.  @Irvingstine  PART 3: VID-19 issue has be po...to be continued
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  30.  @Irvingstine  PART 4: liticized and religionized. Some people say that it is the NinsertwordWO trying to co...to be continued
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  31.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: ntrol us, some say that the government is evinsertwordil, some say that it is the mark of the one of the guys from the bible, and all sorts of stuff. It’s a big world with all sorts of people. Who should I believe? Who should I tr...to be continued
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  32.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: ust? I watched a video where Donald says that he loves to downplay the CO...to be continued
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  33.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: VID-19. In plenty of videos, Donald, Mike Lindel and others are calling it the Ch...to be continued
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  34.  @Irvingstine  PART 8: ina vi...to be continued
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  35.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: rus while the scientific community is calling it CO...to be continued
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  36.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: VID-19. What does that tell you? It is a political game. Politicians want to rally people behind them and the Donald methodology is to urinate on Ch...to be continued
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  37.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: ina. He should talk to his rich friends. They love Ch...to be continued
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  38.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: ina where manufacturing is cheap. Is Donald really going to cut the lines? I tr...to be continued
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  39.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: ust the 200,000 rese...to be continued
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  40.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: archers. They reported that the fast test is sometimes failing. What tests were performed on Elon. I don’t know.
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  41.  @danielledanielle3566  I didn’t find anything about a chief microbiologist saying 56% of positive PCR tests were NOT infections or caused illness. Well, there are various private websites that mention it, but nothing from reputable websites.
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  42.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: I looked into this claim that the PCR tests are 60% or 70% inaccurate. From UC Davis (University of California) What Are The Different Types of co...to be continued
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  43.  @Irvingstine  PART 2: ronavi...to be continued
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  44.  @Irvingstine  PART 3: rus tests available? The diagnostic test, known as a molecular PCR test, uses a nasal swab and collects samples of cells and fluids from your respiratory system. It enables the identification of specific genes for the SARS-CoV-2 vi...to be continued
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  45.  @Irvingstine  PART 4: rus that causes CO...to be continued
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  46.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: VID-19. The sp...to be continued
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  47.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: ecimen is collected using a long nasal swab that is inserted...to be continued
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  48.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: into the passageway between...to be continued
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  49.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: ck of the throat....to be continued
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  50.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: Antigen tests account for most...to be continued
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  51.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: of the rapid diagnostic tests. It's...to be continued
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  52.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: done with a nasal or throat...to be continued
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  53.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: swab and looks for a protein...to be continued
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  54.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: that’s part of the novel co...to be continued
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  55.  @Irvingstine  PART 15: ronavi...to be continued
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  56.  @Irvingstine  PART 16: rus (CO...to be continued
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  57.  @Irvingstine  PART 17: VID-19). Antigen tests are less expensive and have a generally quicker turnaround time. However, they can be less accurate because if a person is not near peak infection, but still contagious, the tests may come back negative. The CDC advises people who show CO...to be continued
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  58.  @Irvingstine  PART 18: VID-19 symptoms but test positive with an antigen test to get a PCR test to confirm results. An antibody test, also known as a serology test, is done with a bl...to be continued
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  59.  @Irvingstine  PART 19: ood sample that may identify past infection of the vi...to be continued
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  60.  @Irvingstine  PART 20: rus that causes CO...to be continued
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  61.  @Irvingstine  PART 21: ok, for the rest of it, come to my channel and we'll have a real talk.
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  62.  @Irvingstine  The only example that you gave is “If you don't believe me you should consider consuming mercury it will help you with all your almentts.“ As I explained it, that’s not a scientific fact. It was a recommendation from an ancient times. Probably bc ancient humans found mercury to look “special”.
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  63.  @Irvingstine  “Their are thousands if not millions of things that where factually correct and now not” ==Such as?
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  64.  @Irvingstine  In other words, you don’t know.
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  65.  @danielledanielle3566  “You want me to show you how to read?” ==Please give me the link. No, you don’t need to show me how to read. I will take the link and add it to my files.
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  66.  @Irvingstine  No, I would say that you are silly.
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  67.  @Irvingstine  Why don’t you go read your bible, then take out some pages and shuv it in yourself.
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  68.  @onemotherpucker  What is your level of expertise?
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  69.  @chevelleSS427  One coinsertwordnspiracy is this notion that every goinsertwordvernment is working against its population. word word word word word word1112222
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  70.  @Irvingstine  Of course you have a Bible. That’s obvious. The pages will become brown but that won’t bother you. I didn’t understand the rest of it. Can you clarify?
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  71.  @Irvingstine  That’s not a fact That’s an opinion since no evidence of modifications appeared in it Then, 2 people said that there is the sequence CGG-CGG (or was it CCG-CCG) and they say this is evidence of gain of function research.
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  72.  @Irvingstine  No, you can’t figure that out...to be conti
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  73.  @Irvingstine  and you believe that everyone is ...to be conti
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  74.  @Irvingstine  a liinsertwordar and everyone wants to shinsertwordut down your chinsertwordurch.
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  75.  @Irvingstine  Stop believing in none sense that come from random people from the web. Listen to the professionals. Throw the book of Revelation into the trash bin. Whoever wrote that is a loon. Come grow with me.
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  76.  @Irvingstine  You definitely have a bible and your go to church. You are beinsertwordlieving priests with total disinsertwordregard for human liinsertwordfe. Do you think that thinsertwordousands of reinsertwordsearchers from around the globe are lyinsertwording to you? Then you complain there is a lockdown. You are making no sense at all. Look at the none sense written by Dakargirl82.
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  77.  @Irvingstine  Words used depends on the interlocutor. It is the conversational path that matches you the best.
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