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LineSkiCat14

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As someone who went through chemo/ radiation for Stage 4 HPV four years ago(53 at the time) I would hope you might reconsider the vaccine for your kids(primarily boys) since there is no test for them. Girls get tested yearly with pap smears. It takes about 20 years for the infection to turn into cancer. Most every sexual active person will get HPV but the overwhelming majority of peoples immune system fight it off, I wasn't so lucky. Also need to add Kentucky is the state with the fastest rising cases of HPV Cancer
hpv kentucky

Half of the Paddock is basically unf*ckable, so we should be fine.
 

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MRNA potential for cancer …
Received COVID shot 04/27/21. Formally diagnosed Glioblastomoma brain/lung cancer 01/12/23. Given 12-18 months longevity. Going on month 34 since diagnosis. Except for neuropathy in feet, I feel great. COVID shot may have saved my life.
 

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Received COVID shot 04/27/21. Formally diagnosed Glioblastomoma brain/lung cancer 01/12/23. Given 12-18 months longevity. Going on month 34 since diagnosis. Except for neuropathy in feet, I feel great. COVID shot may have saved my life.
That is FANTASTIC … one of the best posts I’ve ever read on this board !! I wish you only the very best of health in the future !!
May you live long, strong, healthy and happy !! 💪💪
 
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Received COVID shot 04/27/21. Formally diagnosed Glioblastomoma brain/lung cancer 01/12/23. Given 12-18 months longevity. Going on month 34 since diagnosis. Except for neuropathy in feet, I feel great. COVID shot may have saved my life.
That's super cool. Are you on immunotherapy as the patients in the article?
 
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As someone who went through chemo/ radiation for Stage 4 HPV four years ago(53 at the time) I would hope you might reconsider the vaccine for your kids(primarily boys) since there is no test for them. Girls get tested yearly with pap smears. It takes about 20 years for the infection to turn into cancer. Most every sexual active person will get HPV but the overwhelming majority of peoples immune system fight it off, I wasn't so lucky. Also need to add Kentucky is the state with the fastest rising cases of HPV Cancer
hpv kentucky

Hpv is just another example of how the fda is just a profit machine for big business. They turned the world upside down for a cold, but for years knew hpv was running wild. Now, almost everyone has it.

The only way you dont is if you are in a long term monogamous sexual relationship going on 15+ years.

At least 15 years ago they knew this would run wild. They had no idea of long term effects. Not only did they do nothing, they also basically said nothing.

One bit of curiosity: about the time hpv showed up, basically every other std just disappeared. Obviously, based on hpv spread, it isnt because people practiced safer sex. So it is pretty solid to conclude hpv itself is responsible in some way.

The viral disruption along with very lax intervention makes me wonder if the virus was naturally occurring or not.
 

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Hpv is just another example of how the fda is just a profit machine for big business. They turned the world upside down for a cold, but for years knew hpv was running wild. Now, almost everyone has it.

The only way you dont is if you are in a long term monogamous sexual relationship going on 15+ years.

At least 15 years ago they knew this would run wild. They had no idea of long term effects. Not only did they do nothing, they also basically said nothing.

One bit of curiosity: about the time hpv showed up, basically every other std just disappeared. Obviously, based on hpv spread, it isnt because people practiced safer sex. So it is pretty solid to conclude hpv itself is responsible in some way.

The viral disruption along with very lax intervention makes me wonder if the virus was naturally occurring or not.

Considering that just a few years ago the industry denied that viruses caused cancers, its a big step that they are finally acknowledging it. They've admitted indirectly that petroleum products lead to cancers. Next step is for them to admit that parasites can also lead to cancer diagnoses. No one should hold their breath, though.

A lot of ailments have undergone name changes and changes in diagnoses. It's what the industry does to make money. They develop subheadings and sub-diagnoses or divide categories so they can have different methods of addressing these seemingly new threats. Started with the "flu" and then with myelitis back in the first half of last century.

The propaganda is that the shots are preventing hpv. The charts I've seen say it continues statistically unabated. They did a study in the Netherlands and nothing much has changed in hpv related cancers since 1989. The shot introduction didn't even register as a blip on the chart, which it should if it was of any value, but instead has remain unchanged even as saturation of uptake has increased to 63% of the population. The 5 yr slope doesn't really deviate.

Here's a screen shot from the study-
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...profit machine...

Exactly

One bit of curiosity: about the time hpv showed up, basically every other std just disappeared. Obviously, based on hpv spread, it isnt because people practiced safer sex. So it is pretty solid to conclude hpv itself is responsible in some way.

The viral disruption along with very lax intervention makes me wonder if the virus was naturally occurring or not.

20 plus years ago they were removing everything they could scare people into having removed. Found out later they were misdiagnoses approaching 50%. Notice how they just don't talk about THAT anymore. Now it's all about screening and jabs.

Now they just go straight to cancer treatment, because there's no money in prescribing antivirals.

I wonder if the virus diagnosis is just the natural outworking of other activities of our body to defend itself from foreign bodies and/or chemicals. There are many reasons our body responds to things the way it does that science doesn't profit from studying.
 
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As someone who went through chemo/ radiation for Stage 4 HPV four years ago(53 at the time) I would hope you might reconsider the vaccine for your kids(primarily boys) since there is no test for them. Girls get tested yearly with pap smears. It takes about 20 years for the infection to turn into cancer. Most every sexual active person will get HPV but the overwhelming majority of peoples immune system fight it off, I wasn't so lucky. Also need to add Kentucky is the state with the fastest rising cases of HPV Cancer
hpv kentucky

Very sorry to hear about your diagnosis, but thankful you made it through. Hope you're doing well and feeling great
 

notFromhere

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You can go all the way back to cigarettes being healthy and the food pyramid. Fda has long been a scam.

The entire model is built to make money. Nothing more.

Please forgive me if I already commented before, but I saw this again and wanted to add this-

Don't know if any of you noticed over the past 60 years, but what was causing cancer wasn't the nicotine even in high quantities. It was the additives in the cigs and in the filters that caused the cancers and the debilitating lung and laryngeal diseases, and were meant to increase addiction through taste, opening up the lining of the lungs, and through it heightened uptake of the nicotine and other additives. We really don't know all of the chemicals they added.

Nicotine is in many plants we eat in negligible amounts. It's highest in the family of tomatoes and eggplants (nightshade). People don't get cancer from eating fresh, heirloom, non-insecticided tomatoes and eggplants even in the quantities I consume. :)
 

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"Operation Warp Speed helped open a new front in the war against cancer. By combining American innovation with Mr. Trump’s continued leadership, this could be the moment we finally change the trajectory of this devastating disease."

"A new study has found that patients who received mRNA Covid-19 vaccines while undergoing certain cancer treatments lived significantly longer than unvaccinated patients receiving the same treatments. What began with Operation Warp Speed has the potential to achieve something even more historic: an end to cancer."

"Researchers at the University of Texas’ MD Anderson Cancer Center and the University of Florida have found that patients with non-small-cell lung cancer who received an mRNA Covid vaccine within 100 days of beginning immune checkpoint inhibitors had a median overall survival of 37.3 months—nearly double that of patients who didn’t receive the vaccine.
Three-year survival rates were also stronger: 55.8% for vaccinated patients, compared with 30.6% for their nonvaccinated peers. Similar benefits were observed in patients with melanoma."

"This surprising finding wouldn’t have been possible without Operation Warp Speed. The infrastructure and scientific expertise developed during the pandemic may fuel a new generation of mRNA-based cancer medicine.
Separate from the unexpected benefits of mRNA Covid vaccines, researchers are also designing mRNA medicines tailored specifically to cancer. They rely on the same basic principle—delivering mRNA “instructions” to the body’s cells—but with a more focused mission. Instead of coding for a viral protein like Covid, these mRNA vaccines encode fragments of tumor-specific proteins. The body then learns to recognize those proteins as threats, training the immune system to seek and destroy cells that carry them."

"A major validation of this approach came from a melanoma trial that delivered results few expected: a 49% reduction in cancer recurrence and a 62% reduction in deadly distant metastases.
Beyond melanoma, the promise of mRNA is being tested against pancreatic cancer—a disease that claims 87% of its victims. Researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering, in partnership with BioNTech, have created personalized mRNA medicines tailored to each patient’s unique tumor DNA. While not every patient responded, those who did are still thriving years later. Even more remarkable, their immune responses appear to be highly durable—with some cancer-fighting T cells projected to remain active for more than seven years on average.
Researchers are also reporting progress in brain cancer. Using mRNA technology, scientists have turned “cold” tumors with little immune activity into “hot” zones bustling with cancer-detecting cells. In animal studies, subjects that typically survive 30 to 60 days lived a median of 139 days after treatment, and early human data show similar immune activation.
Taken together, these two lines of research—the broad immune priming revealed by Covid mRNA vaccines and the precision targeting achieved by cancer-specific mRNA therapies—are beginning to converge. Researchers are exploring whether the two effects can be combined: an mRNA vaccine to awaken the immune system, and another to guide its attack.
The collective effect of these and other breakthroughs is creating a revolution in cancer treatment. More than 120 clinical trials are now testing mRNA medicines across lung, breast, prostate, skin, pancreatic and brain cancers—forming the most coordinated research effort in cancer history."

 

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For those wondering why I'm posting this, I've been mentioning since the experiment began how this was affecting and could going forward affect not just physical health, but mental health as well, given what I'd seen directly in those receiving these treatments.

You've seen massive changes in the mental health of the left, who overwhelmingly received these treatments. There's no question this could be just one factor. I and others saw these psychological and cognitive changes firsthand in relatives and colleagues.
 
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For those wondering why I'm posting this, I've been mentioning since the experiment began how this was affecting and could going forward affect not just physical health, but mental health as well, given what I'd seen directly in those receiving these treatments.

You've seen massive changes in the mental health of the left, who overwhelmingly received these treatments. There's no question this could be just one factor. I and others saw these psychological and cognitive changes firsthand in relatives and colleagues.


Jmo but the lockdown was the most damaging mental health event in recent history. Maybe ever. Throw in the social media collusion to drive a very curated, insane experience and you got what we got and have what we have.

If the shot did anything to mental health, its a far distant 3rd.
 

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Jmo but the lockdown was the most damaging mental health event in recent history. Maybe ever. Throw in the social media collusion to drive a very curated, insane experience and you got what we got and have what we have.

If the shot did anything to mental health, its a far distant 3rd.

I'd like to think so as well, but I saw people lose their reasoning directly as a result of the shot. It took less than a week to manifest. Not everyone responded to it the same, no doubt, but a loss of reasoning and conscience definitely took over with some people.
 

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Jmo but the lockdown was the most damaging mental health event in recent history. Maybe ever. Throw in the social media collusion to drive a very curated, insane experience and you got what we got and have what we have.

If the shot did anything to mental health, its a far distant 3rd.
Even though I'm paralyzed and my immune system isn't the strongest, I'm very much an extrovert. I had to get out and go do something/anything because being stuck at home on lock down was ripping my mental health to shreds. I just couldn't handle isolation.
 
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Even though I'm paralyzed and my immune system isn't the strongest, I'm very much an extrovert. I had to get out and go do something/anything because being stuck at home on lock down was ripping my mental health to shreds. I just couldn't handle isolation.

People all stayed inside doom scrolling through social media that was literally state coordinated to feed them particular information. Then they turned on the tv and saw the same info on MSM.

It isnt even guesswork. Due to twitter files and some of the incredible insights and information from people like Mike Benz, we even know the government agencies and ngos who drove the messages and banned/shadow banned the opposition.

It was a deliberate effort to make America think they existed in an entirely alternate reality so as to drive election results and other shifts of power/money. It worked like a charm. It would still be going had Elon not bought Twitter.
 

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this didn’t all of a sudden start 6 months ago, let’s try and be honest with ourselves. From OxyContin is not habit forming, don’t let your kids around peanuts disaster causing an explosion around peanut allergies, the COVID fiasco, everybody get ozempic, the ridiculous trash that is in our foods, etc etc our health care system seems a bit of a mess. At some point, like American car manufacturers in the 80s, the trust eroded after countless scandals.
11-13-2025.jpg Read this recently. Pretty daming how they are all in bed together...
 

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Here is a fairly recent article that discusses pros and cons of lockdowns. There are MANY such articles, discussing and evaluating both sides of lockdown decisions. Conclusions vary, which is not surprising.
 
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Pretty wishy washy. We all know now, just looking at deaths that causation had TONS of factors (climate, time of year, vitamin d prevalence, previous exposure to similar viruses, demographics, health of the community, age, etc)that played into the numbers. So any geographical comparisons would be pretty useless unless they showed significant differences. They don't.

Even if they showed a significant effect in 2020-21 the pain they have continued to cause isn't even close to worth it. No telling how much longer we'll be dealing with the economic and social repercussions.

Lastly, the continued school closings in the United States, and here in Kentucky specifically being one of the absolute last in the world to reopen, will be felt for generations. It's the single worst government action in our lifetime. There was clear evidence all across the 1st world, including most of Europe, that schools being open was safe, yet we let POS national teacher unions dictate public health.
 
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Also, the problem with lockdowns is, they weren't really lockdowns. They were haphazard nonsensically picked sectors. Schools and gyms were closed while bars, restaurants, strip clubs, malls, sporting events, and public transit were left open. Our HVAC company was left open, albeit heavily burdened by a number of other regulations, while their kids were left home. Most somewhat essential industries, largely blue collar, were open for business. So, you're still interacting as a community. Everyone was still seeing friends and family.

For our society they're not feasible because they will just be ignored where they can. So, you end up punishing people with regulations for no good reason.
 
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Also, the problem with lockdowns is, they weren't really lockdowns. They were haphazard nonsensically picked sectors. Schools and gyms were closed while bars, restaurants, strip clubs, malls, sporting events, and public transit were left open. Our HVAC company was left open, albeit heavily burdened by a number of other regulations, while their kids were left home. Most somewhat essential industries, largely blue collar, were open for business. So, you're still interacting as a community. Everyone was still seeing friends and family.

For our society they're not feasible because they will just be ignored where they can. So, you end up punishing people with regulations for no good reason.

Strip clubs, liquor stores, and pet stores being considered essential while churches and schools were not immediately betrayed the fact none of this was legitimate or driven by any science of any sort.

The only pro to lockdown was it revealed exactly who in our society should never be in any position of authority; and there were plenty.
 

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BTW I was sent this a few days ago and went to post it when the site went down.


Exactly as I said in late 2020 and throughout the 2 years following. There's little left that I posted here back then that hasn't been proven correct. If you know someone injured or worse by these, and you want to get things in motion legally, it might need to be soon.
 

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During lockdown, I still got out and walked the neighborhood streets just as before. Others walking would step out into the street as I came by. Fine by me. Took a couple of vacations to SC during it & only thing I noticed were fast food places being carry out only. Sit down restaurants just spaced tables further.

Got my first covid shot since Dec. of '21 two weeks ago. Fourth overall. Zero reaction.
 
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During lockdown, I still got out and walked the neighborhood streets just as before. Others walking would step out into the street as I came by. Fine by me. Took a couple of vacations to SC during it & only thing I noticed were fast food places being carry out only. Sit down restaurants just spaced tables further.

Got my first covid shot since Dec. of '21 two weeks ago. Fourth overall. Zero reaction.

Its because of your age. Anyone your age will all tell you they don't have a reaction. That's because its a weakened immune system so it can't generate the response strong enough to cause these adverse reactions. Your age group is exactly who these shots were intended for.
 
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Its because of your age. Anyone your age will all tell you they don't have a reaction. That's because its a weakened immune system so it can't generate the response strong enough to cause these adverse reactions. Your age group is exactly who these shots were intended for.
I did have mild reactions to the first two in ‘21. Don’t recall third. Plenty of others in my age range had pretty noticeable reactions. Son’s family’s responses were mild.
 

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Strip clubs, liquor stores, and pet stores being considered essential while churches and schools were not immediately betrayed the fact none of this was legitimate or driven by any science of any sort.

The only pro to lockdown was it revealed exactly who in our society should never be in any position of authority; and there were plenty.
I distinctly remember two separate BLM rallies in Louisville that were permitted to take place during “lockdowns”. Sanctioned by King Andy & by Louisville officials. Both held during lockdown while schools weren’t allowed to be in session.

This was also when King Andy was on his 5:00 happy hour TV show discouraging people from traveling…especially out of state. Meanwhile, both BLM rallies were ran by out of state groups (one from Atlanta and I forget the other one). They bussed in the leaders of the rallies as well as thousands of activists for both rallies…from out of state. No vetting…no Covid testing…no spacing rules. Thousands of people, both local & out of state, crammed together in the streets…standing shoulder to shoulder for hours on end.

The mental gymnastics used to attempt to justify those BLM rallies during the lockdowns was astounding.

Yeah, it was all bull shite alright.
 

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I distinctly remember two separate BLM rallies in Louisville that were permitted to take place during “lockdowns”. Sanctioned by King Andy & by Louisville officials. Both held during lockdown while schools weren’t allowed to be in session.

This was also when King Andy was on his 5:00 happy hour TV show discouraging people from traveling…especially out of state. Meanwhile, both BLM rallies were ran by out of state groups (one from Atlanta and I forget the other one). They bussed in the leaders of the rallies as well as thousands of activists for both rallies…from out of state. No vetting…no Covid testing…no spacing rules. Thousands of people, both local & out of state, crammed together in the streets…standing shoulder to shoulder for hours on end.

The mental gymnastics used to attempt to justify those BLM rallies during the lockdowns was astounding.

Yeah, it was all bull shite alright.
They all had their masks on, though. 😷
 

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Unless you're old, or a cancer patient, why are you still getting booster shots? FFS.
https://x.com/peter_snape
I turned vaccine down while in chemo and have never been vaccinated....extremely grafeful since reading this n twitter this week.


“- A close friend whose thymoma was dormant for 30 years – got Covid/vaccinated – now widespread metastasis -

Jim Johnson: beat HPV-related throat cancer, 7 years clean, got vaccinated, then became the first known case of HPV spreading to the liver. Doctors “had no idea why.”