TheModerateTankie [any] @ TheModerateTankie @hexbear.net

Team Monsanto's Lead Junior Red Dawn war re-enactor/co-ordinator for Annist

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Is the Clinton Foundation a major contributor to her patreon?

The FBI took away boxes and boxes of photos and videos from his house after he "killed himself", and there is nothing in any of it. Crazy. It must have just been just himself in all the videos and photos!

Weird that intelligence agencies and billionaires would pay and provide cover for him so he could live in luxury while committing sex crimes and documenting everything while hobknobbing with the rich, powerful, and famous. They all must feel so embarrassed about being hoodwinked by this creep! No wonder no one wants to talk about it.

Welp, I guess that's the end of that and no one should bother thinking about it ever again unless you're a wackadoodle conspiracy theorist.

Brilliant! The amount you save on dark web hitment will accumulate over time and you can invest those saving into bitcoin!

You simply murder the current manager and then apply for their position. If you lack the skills to get away with murder, you can save up a few thousand dollars and hire a hitman on the dark web with bitcoin. I am a very serious economist.

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The disastrous and illegal transition back to capitalism is blamed as a failure of communism. Capitalism is treated as a natural state of humanity, and all suffering within it is because we just aren't doing it hard enough, or completely justified for failing The Line.

Strange, its like if a UN agency acts as tool of imperialists it becomes less desirable to cooperate with them.

Oh no, how will anyone run a grocery store without his brilliant mind?

lmao

They need to purge their IT infrastructure of intel and windows. I don't know what kind of demonic backdoor stuxnet-like horseshit the US-Israel has built into these devices, but it's like Iran is trying to fight a cyberwar with unpatched windows 98 installs or something.

I remember hearing that covid damages the immune system too so people who get it are actually more susceptible to other infection in general but I didn't follow if that was true or not. Seems like there was some impact but it didn't end up being as bad as HIV.

It's true, it opens us up to opportunistic infections. This also happens after a flu infection, which has led to some doctors dismissing it as a concern, but people don't get the flu every 4-6 months or develop persistent flu infections like they do with covid.

For an example, here is a chart showing the rate of bacterial infections for which there are no vaccines in the UK, showing the impact covid had:

Not as bad as HIV, but not great and more widespread among the population.

We've also just had one of the worst flu seasons in 15 years, one of the worst whooping cough seasons since the 50's, and here's a chart that lists strep cases in the US:

This happened after the covid restrictions were removed, and it was blamed on "people catching up on infections they missed during the lockdown", but it's been three years of this shit and if anything the problem is getting worse. The rise in the number of people who have anti-vax brainworms doesn't help, but it doesn't explain all of it.

Here is a video that goes into the current understanding of covid and addresses some of the myths about it: Covid for Doctors - Dr Nancy Malek

Here is the timestamp where she talks about long covid risk.

Yes. It's been relatively quiet since winter because there haven't been any new strains, but that just changed. One of the new variants that appeared (in Asia and Australia soon to be everywhere else) is more contagious due to better ACE2 binding, which is main reason why this virus is so dangerous and has so many long term effects. Every organ in our body has ACE2 receptors and once it's in our bloodstream covid can cause damage to all of them, or get in places that are hard for our immune system to clear, leading to a persistent infection. It will never be "just a cold" until we can develop a vaccine or otherwise prevent it from entering our bloodstream.

I've heard there is some evidence that with multiple vaccinations and/or infections, that people are better able to fight off new variants, which may lower the risk, but nothing definitive. It sounds more like hopium to me. Last I checked the disability rate is still shooting up.

Here's a chart tracking covid hospitalizations the past year and a half in Australia. There is a new covid wave every 4-6 months, which tracks with about how long immunity to the virus lasts and the rate of mutation. For the past few years it's been on track to be about 4x as damaging as some of the worst flu years, and that's probably about as good as it's going to get.

The blue line is covid. Orange is the flu. For every major flu wave, there are four covid ones.

That's going to change quickly if he wins.. I hope he and his team appreciates the level of ratfuckery he'll be up against.

Congrats, and well done!

9 out of 10 democrats running for office: "We condemn this extremist who doesn't represent the national democratic party! His policies have nothing to do with us!"

9 out of 10 democrats after they lose their elections: "We lost because of that damn extremist! We must move to the right to appeal to centrists!"

lmao. If that happened I don't think the DNC would know which sex pest to throw their weight behind.

If Zohran wins, can Cuomo run against him as an independent in the general election?