Re: OT: Tucker Carlson buys groceries in Moscow

RonB wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:

On 2024-05-07, Andrzej Matuch <andrzej@matu.ch> wrote:

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I hoped that the way our governments acted during the "pandemic" which
wasn't a pandemic would have caused people to lose all interest in
supporting them, and try a completely different political party.
Preferably, one which isn't traditionally victorious and hasn't had a
chance to become irreparably corrupt. Unfortunately, people decided to
just pretend nothing happened.

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And now these slimeball corporations are admitting their "vaccine"
(so-called) did cause damage. As of today, AstraZeneca has completely
withdrawn its covid "vaccine" — a couple months after admitting it had
caused serious side effects (though they're claiming "rarely"). The same
side effects as the other covid mRNA treatments caused (blood clots
myocarditis, etc.).

Articles note it was withdrawn due to demand. But that's a meaningless googoo
result, so I ain't gonna argue.

Anyway, we got the Pfizer and only the first booster, and fell very minor
effects. Was glad to have gotten it, but never felt the need for any more
boosters.

Apart from the CDC's stupidly inconsistent messaging, one problem with covid
was that it wasn't deadly enough to scare everyone.  Maybe bird flu will
do better :-D

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