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[theLBC]

Delaware Audit Confirms Dead Voters And Literally Impossible Numbers From Nursing Homes In The 2020 Election

The Delaware audit, which is now roughly thirty percent complete, has confirmed widespread fraud in the 2020 election in Joe Biden’s home state. Patriots For Delaware materials obtained by NATIONAL FILE show that so far 1,768 dead voters have been found, a “statistically impossible” number of...

nationalfile.com

 

[pmclaine]

Time are tough!

A bit of To brighten the day

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She has more govt say right now than Trump and turned his Presidency into a pretzel.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

Shits gonna get real

 

[pmclaine]

Judge will be determined to be biased because he is not biased toward prosecution.

Mistrial.

 

[BullGear]

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Most union railroaders can't strike due to the National Railway Labor Act. This act was introduced when railroads were the lifeblood of the United States. However it is still in force and many time when a union wanted to strike, the president would enact the RLA, which forced the union back to work. In my 34+ years as a railroader, we were forced back twice by the RLA.

 

[37L1]

Judge will be determined to be biased because he is not biased toward prosecution.

Mistrial.

You do know who has the authority to declare a mistrial, right?

I think you would be more correct if you said "appeal."

 

[pmclaine]

You do know who has the authority to declare a mistrial, right?

I think you would be more correct if you said "appeal."

Thank you for the clarification.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

Most union railroaders can't strike due to the National Railway Labor Act. This act was introduced when railroads were the lifeblood of the United States. However it is still in force and many time when a union wanted to strike, the president would enact the RLA, which forced the union back to work. In my 34+ years as a railroader, we were forced back twice by the RLA.

It may just be talk, but people are upset for sure and expressing their opinions

 

[GreenGO Juan]

First of all, I don't trust this man any more than any other "leader." He's a genius at making their side look good - the art of propaganda was a KGB forte. But, his statements do seem to have similar qualities that the former Soviet, now US Citizens, I worked with 7-10 years ago had.

Putin compares woke culture to Bolshevik propaganda, calls gender ideology ‘crime against humanity’ - LifeSite

The President of the Russian Federation severely criticized the West for having allowed woke culture to introduce 'reversed discrimination' through critical race theory and the destruction of traditional family values through gender ideology.

www.lifesitenews.com

I believe Putin has conservative values and these Democrat/Liberals taking over the US Government scares the shit out of him.

Putin actually has a lot of accurate criticism of the US. He is pretty good at calling this country on its bullshit and deflecting from his own.

 

[theLBC]

NIH Removes Language on ‘Gain-of-Function’ From Website Amid Criticism Over Funding Chinese Research

www.theepochtimes.com

 

[Ffastfreddy]

Obviously this guy cannot spell a medical term like "hemorrhage" and unless people read carefully they won't know he is NOT an M.D. Now, that said, I don't discount what is said here; but there does need to be some background given. It's here-say at this point as "he spoke to" but he at least admits it anecdotal.

Do I doubt it's mRNA related...NOPE, not one bit.

I still find it very irritating when people post all this "vaccine made me sick," they won't say "which" vaccine they were administered, which in my mind lessons their argument considerably because they're just blanket statements. Blanket statements GENERALLY point to either an agenda or incompetence by leaving out a very easily documentable specific. Again, I don't doubt vaccines are making people sick, but without specifics it's hard to identify the worst offender and that is key.

For the record, that's the traditional English spelling of the word and still in use by the Brits. It has been "dumbed down" in modern times for us Yanks.
Carry on.

 

[theLBC]

Oregon Senators Kim Thatcher and Dennis Linthicum File Grand Jury Petition Alleging CDC, FDA Violated Federal Law by Inflating COVID Death Data - Children's Health Defense Oregon Chapter

Our own Oregon State Senators Thatcher and Linthicum, representing American citizens with professional expertise in medicine, law, statistics, and death certificate reporting, jointly filed a formal petition for a federal grand jury investigation into the CDC’s and FDA’s reporting on COVID...

or.childrenshealthdefense.org

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

Reposting Alex Berenson

According to research published yesterday in Nature. To be clear, this “heavily mutated”variant (called A.30) exists in the wild and has been found in patients on at least two continents. It overcomes both the mRNA and DNA/AAV vaccines, the researchers say. Don’t worry, though. Remember when Dr. Fauci told you mutated SARS-COV-2 variants that could beat the vaccines would spread within months? He did! He totally did!

Everything will be fine.

The spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 variant A.30 is heavily mutated and evades vaccine-induced antibodies with high efficiency - Cellular & Molecular Immunology

www.nature.com

 

[Doc68]

‘Loudoun County Protects Rapists’: Students Stage Walkout In Protest Of Loudoun County’s Alleged Sexual Assault Cover-Up

Students at a Loudoun County high school staged a walkout in support of recent sexual assault victims.

dailycaller.com

They were supposed to have a walkout and protest here in Colorado springs because a teacher in D20 taped a mask to a students face for wearing it wrong.

Know what they did, put the whole school on distance learning now......

Doc

 

[BytorJr]

For the record, that's the traditional English spelling of the word and still in use by the Brits. It has been "dumbed down" in modern times for us Yanks.
Carry on.

Wow, Thanks!!! Seriously, I learned something today. Not much, but every little bit counts. I guess I'll continue using tyre . And again, seriously not being a smartass back...even if it sounds like it.

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

 

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[Samuel Whittemore]

Surgeon Fired After Telling School Board Parents Should Make Children's Healthcare Choices

Minnesota general surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Horak was fired from the hospital where he was employed for 16 years after telling a Fergus Falls school district board meeting that parents should be permitted to make healthcare decisions for their children, the Washington Examiner reported Tuesday.

www.newsmax.com

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

Antifa, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party, recently purchased a brick factory. Biting News went to Portland to find out why.

Antifa buys a brick factory

Antifa, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party, recently purchased a brick factory. Biting News went to Portland to find out why.

biting.news

 

[chrome]

Reposting Alex Berenson

According to research published yesterday in Nature. To be clear, this “heavily mutated”variant (called A.30) exists in the wild and has been found in patients on at least two continents. It overcomes both the mRNA and DNA/AAV vaccines, the researchers say. Don’t worry, though. Remember when Dr. Fauci told you mutated SARS-COV-2 variants that could beat the vaccines would spread within months? He did! He totally did!

Everything will be fine.

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The spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 variant A.30 is heavily mutated and evades vaccine-induced antibodies with high efficiency - Cellular & Molecular Immunology

www.nature.com

Yet again, thus negating and/or driving down the marginal utility of fucking vaccine passports/proof of vaccine.

It is almost as if, if you introduce a vaccine IN THE MIDDLE OF A PANDEMIC, that those selection pressures go fucking wonky and cause mutations?

 

[theLBC]

lol, nick with the spice!

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

 

[Not a Sniper]

As a quick follow up to the Marine in the gas station...

EPIC! Marine Veteran Hero Who Stopped Robbery in Progress Receives Valor Award - And Shows Up Wearing "Let's Go Brandon" T-Shirt and MAGA Hat | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

The Yuma County Sheriff’s Offices honored Marine veteran James Kilcer with their valor award on Tuesday.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

Bent Elbow and Crooked Knee win again boys-just sayin'.

 

[ZiaHunter]

Loudoun County Forces Parents To Sign NDA-Style Form To View CRT-Inspired Curriculum

Loudoun County Public Schools is requiring parents to sign a form comparable to a non-disclosure agreement to view a portion of the district’s new curriculum.

dailycaller.com

I doubt this so called NDA is enforceable and if so what would be the remedy. This is a clear red flag that they don't want the information made public and an FOIA should be filed to challenge it.

 

[Samuel Whittemore]

Wow --just as Locals was getting going Rubin sells it out. BOOOOO

 

[theLBC]

 

[theLBC]

LEGEND: Marine Who Thwarted Gas Station Armed Robbery Ends Interview with Fox News Saying, "Epstein Didn't Kill Himself" (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

Some Friday humor… The heroic US Marine who thwarted a gas station armed robbery in Arizona earlier this week appeared on Fox News Friday to discuss the incident.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[chrome]

Wow --just as Locals was getting going Rubin sells it out. BOOOOO

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I dont know much about the ownership of Rumble and/or their strategy long-term. But Locals has/had promise, but god is locals awful to use. Reminds me of the very early days of Forums.

 

[BytorJr]

Reposting Alex Berenson

According to research published yesterday in Nature. To be clear, this “heavily mutated”variant (called A.30) exists in the wild and has been found in patients on at least two continents. It overcomes both the mRNA and DNA/AAV vaccines, the researchers say. Don’t worry, though. Remember when Dr. Fauci told you mutated SARS-COV-2 variants that could beat the vaccines would spread within months? He did! He totally did!

Everything will be fine.

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The spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 variant A.30 is heavily mutated and evades vaccine-induced antibodies with high efficiency - Cellular & Molecular Immunology

www.nature.com

Wait a second....wait. You mean Dr. Fauci is still a POS? Say it's not so.

Why the hell do we even have this vaccine now? Doesn't stop shit. Spent all this time and effort (to kill people apparently) on a vaccine that doesn't work instead of developing a "cure" via either HCQ/Ivermectin or a drug that combines all of the stuff HCQ/Ivermecting/Vitamin D3/Zinc in an optimized dose and be done with it. Hell, that dose could probably be used for bad colds as well, pneumonia? But nooooo, big pharma and Joseph Mengele Jr wanted to experiment on you. Along with Joe Jr's henchmen like bill gates.

 

[Bonjourjr]

This is how they are skirting the FDA "approved" mandate supplementing it with the EUA shot.

 

[Choid]

Ivermectin for COVID-19: addressing potential bias and medical fraud

Ivermectin has become a controversial potential medicine for COVID-19. Some early studies suggested clinical benefits in treatment and prevention of infection. However, the body of evidence includes studies of varying quality. Furthermore, some trials have now been identified as potentially fr...

www.researchsquare.com

 

[TACC]

New Poll on Biden/Trump Rematch Just Might Make Joe Pull His Hair Out

redstate.com

Mind boggling:
Trump leads in the Midwest (45.9% vs. 44.9%), the South (45.8% vs. 44.6), and the West (42.4% vs. 39.7%). Biden leads Trump in the Northeast 53.6% to 39.1%.

How the F can xiden/PJ even be that close...even in the northeast????????

The poll is BS. Pure and simple

 

[Choid]

The poll is BS. Pure and simple

You think Biden would still beat Trump?

 

[Jim Out]

Ivermectin for COVID-19: addressing potential bias and medical fraud

Ivermectin has become a controversial potential medicine for COVID-19. Some early studies suggested clinical benefits in treatment and prevention of infection. However, the body of evidence includes studies of varying quality. Furthermore, some trials have now been identified as potentially fr...

www.researchsquare.com

"The stratification is based on the Cochrane Risk of Bias measures (RoB 2) and analysis of raw data where possible."


I'll see your study and raise a study on the methodology of your biased study......

tl;dr your study uses bias to study bias, (RoB 2) because 1 was flawed and biased

Evaluation of the Cochrane tool for assessing risk of bias in randomized clinical trials: overview of published comments and analysis of user practice in Cochrane and non-Cochrane reviews - PubMed

The Cochrane tool has become the standard approach to assess risk of bias in randomized clinical trials but is frequently implemented in a non-recommended way. Based on published comments and how it is applied in practice in systematic reviews, the tool may be further improved by a revised...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Results: Our review included 68 comments, 15 of which were categorised as major. The main strengths of the tool were considered to be its aim (to assess trial conduct and not reporting), its developmental basis (wide consultation, empirical and theoretical evidence) and its transparent procedures. The challenges of the tool were mainly considered to be its choice of core bias domains (e.g. not involving funding/conflicts of interest) and issues to do with implementation (i.e. modest inter-rater agreement) and terminology. Our observational study found that the tool was used in all Cochrane reviews (100/100) and was the preferred tool in non-Cochrane reviews (31/100). Both types of reviews frequently implemented the tool in non-recommended ways. Most Cochrane reviews planned to use risk of bias assessments as basis for sensitivity analyses (70 %), but only a minority conducted such analyses (19 %) because, in many cases, few trials were assessed as having "low" risk of bias for all standard domains (6 %). The judgement of at least one risk of bias domain as "unclear" was found in 89 % of included randomized clinical trials (1103/1242).

Conclusions: The Cochrane tool has become the standard approach to assess risk of bias in randomized clinical trials but is frequently implemented in a non-recommended way. Based on published comments and how it is applied in practice in systematic reviews, the tool may be further improved by a revised structure and more focused guidance.

Keywords: Bias; Cochrane; Comment; Randomized clinical trial; Systematic review; Tool; User practice.

 

[Choid]

It's informative and interesting, but not specific. But thank you.

 

[theLBC]

 

[Choid]

I can't decide... these poor little ladies are at the kennel. FUCK! I might have to get them both and find a good home for one.


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Get the one on the right. One on the left you will struggle with fear biting.

 

[theLBC]

hopium alert

 

[theLBC]

lol

 

[Not a Sniper]

Get the one on the right. One on the left you will struggle with fear biting.

Biden and CamelToes are empty vassel Commie Sock Puppets. Period.

If you want to defend them-you, by definition are a Sock Puppet.

Continue. By all means.

LOL

We reserve the right to laugh at you in public.



PS: You will be considered as Commie when this all shakes out. Just a guess.

 

[Choid]

Biden and CamelToes are empty vassel Commie Sock Puppets. Period.

If you want to defend them-you, by definition are a Sock Puppet.

Continue. By all means.

LOL

We reserve the right to laugh at you in public.



PS: You will be considered as Commie when this all shakes out. Just a guess.

What in God's fuck are you talking about? I was commenting on a picture of two dogs that he obviously took down.

Your grasp on reality rivals that of @pmclaine. Very sad.

Lol.

PS. Who the fuck are you?

Also, what is this quasi illiterate structure of writing so beloved by the bigger lunatics on the Hide?

Who taught you this?

Also, please point me to one instance where I defended the current President and Vice President. One will suffice.

One.

Time.

 

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[theLBC]

 

[chrome]

Ivermectin for COVID-19: addressing potential bias and medical fraud

Ivermectin has become a controversial potential medicine for COVID-19. Some early studies suggested clinical benefits in treatment and prevention of infection. However, the body of evidence includes studies of varying quality. Furthermore, some trials have now been identified as potentially fr...

www.researchsquare.com

This paper's methods are objectively shit. I'll be surprised if it passes peer review. Their pool of studies they analyzed is currently unrepresentative of what is out there in the lit.

 

[theLBC]

Vincent James

Another one of the tens of thousands of deadly vaccine reactions... The Office for National Statistics (ONS) data show that there has been a 47% rise in all cause deaths amongst teenagers aged 15-19 since vaccination of this age group commenced. Other data across the world shows similar...

t.me

New Study Shows Vaccines are More Dangerous to Children Than COVID - DailyVeracity

According to the New York Post, the Los Angeles public school system is planning on mandating COVID-19 vaccines…

www.dailyveracity.com

 

[chrome]

Did the famous Ivermectin study pass peer review?

Which one of the current 44 peer reviewed IVM studies are you referring to?

 

[Choid]

Which one of the current 44 peer reviewed IVM studies are you referring to?

The withdrawn Elgazzar study that seems to account for the vast majority of the significance of results.

 

[chrome]

The withdrawn Elgazzar study that seems to account for the vast majority of the significance of results.

Not included in the 44 I'm tracking. And it ultimately doesn't bear on the actual quality of the methods of the one paper you referenced.

If you are inferring more along the lines of the quality of research done on COVID19 and its related domains over the last 21 months has been sketchy, I completely agree. And that goes both ways.

 

[Choid]

Not included in the 44 I'm tracking. And it ultimately doesn't bear on the actual quality of the methods of the one paper you referenced.

If you are inferring more along the lines of the quality of research done on COVID19 and its related domains over the last 21 months has been sketchy, I completely agree. And that goes both ways.

Well, we definitely agree on that. On the both directions putting out mounds of garbage research.

I think I have been clear that I don't have an opinion either way on IVM, but that people should be able to take it. I do have an opinion on some of the sketchier people pushing it for clicks and likes on twitter etc.