>>14203601

>>14203445 (lb)

>Study just published in CELL

>We tested 68 drugs and compounds and found antiviral activity for several that are FDA approved, in clinical testing, or under preclinical development for various diseases, including silmitasertib (CK2, phase 2), gilteritinib (AXL, FDA approved), ARRY-797 (p38, phase 2/3), MAPK13-IN-1 (p38, preclinical), SB203580 (p38, preclinical), ralimetinib (p38, phase 2), apilimod (PIKFYVE, phase 1), and dinaciclib (CDK, phase 3), among others (Figure S5; Table S8). Silmitasertib, a small molecule undergoing clinical trials for various cancers, is now being considered for testing in humans to combat COVID-19

"If a therapeutic for COVID-19 doesn't move a stock, then it doesn't exist."

~Raymond James Investor Newsletter, March 10, 2020

The journal CELL has the highest impact factor of all journals in science. Notice that all the potential therapeutics listed are already owned by Biotech/Big Pharma, will be very expensive (profitable), and more likely to be toxic (ROI) than existing generic drugs (eg ivermectin, hydrochloroquine, etc.), OTC drugs, or natural plants that can be easily sourced or grown in your back yard.

[They] need to continually prop up the illusion that human disease will progressively become more complicated (& expensive) to treat (never cure).

Our "Medical Nemesis" has become "too big to fail", hence to need to mandate medical intervention world wide once & for all.

If we DO NOT STAND AGAINST this medical fascism NOW, we will experience another INQUISITION

>>14203634

>Has anyone else here not been vaccinated and gotten sick?

I have not been vaccinated, but did get sick at the end of May here in Florida. I got it from my 14 year old son, who got it from School. I started with headache and severe nasal congestion before moving to my chest, with a cough that persisted for nearly a month. But never really any issues with breathing. I only had a slight fever, but my wife had a fever of 101.7 and was over it within a week. I got tested for COVID and the test was negative. About the middle of June, I saw news articles about severe RSV sweeping the south and assume that was it.

>>14203601

@DonaldWelsh16

https://twitter.com/DonaldWelsh16/status/1419268836528906244?s=20

Good News. The NYT has decided it's acceptable to discuss the topic of C19 vaccine failure.

Even Dr. Fauci agrees. Perhaps, the mounting evidence is too substantive to ignore. Let’s consider some details and the implications.

Public health positioned respiratory vaccines as the magic cure-all. It would both save society and wash away their sins, like lockdowns, perhaps the worst policy idea ever. We were told the sacrifices of today would bring salvation tomorrow.

It takes years to properly develop a vaccine and no, gobs of cash and public health cheerleading doesn't change this reality. Nor does the warp speed cutting of regulatory corners at the expense of safety, efficiency and durability.

But perhaps more disturbing was the deliberate misrepresentation of their utility. It was argued, perhaps out of ignorance, that C19 vaccines would stop the infection, disease and transmission processes dead in their tracks. This was always a fantasy.

Respiratory vaccines, as currently conceived, can't effectively block viral infection or transmission. There are basic technical limitations. Perhaps, however, they would diminish disease severity, a worthy goal particularly for those at risk of hospitalization and death.

This assumption now seems uncertain, as data rolls in from Britain and Israel. 4-6 months out, relative vaccine efficacy has dropped markedly and the benefit of vaccination in preventing serious illness/death appears muted.

There are many aspects to vaccine failure at the population level and they are tricky. There's the issue of immunosenescence and breakthrough infections, the later a panicked result of vaccinating when viral circulation is high and the antigenic target small.

So that's the rub, the public collectively sacrificed for an end point that was never really achievable. This is the conservation that society is now avoiding as it drives to the heart of "trust" and "honesty". Ever more so, given the serious concerns with vaccine safety.

Avoiding this conversation has become a cottage industry in Canada. Public health has instead obsessed over vaccinating swaths of the population who aren't at personal risk and where benefit is marginal at best. This obsession has further eroded "trust".

The failure of public health to deal with reality has had wide ranging implications. It has spawned an ever-worsening campaign of coercion unhinged from the viral concern. Basic right/freedoms curtailed and medical ethics destroyed. It has been depressing predictable.

More seriously, the legitimacy of gov't is now being questioned along with public health given its continuous string of failure. The former will survive and later is far less certain given the magnitude of this debacle.

>>14203884

>The US Department of Defense puzzled Internet experts by apparently transferring control of tens of millions of dormant IP addresses to an obscure Florida company just before President Donald Trump left the White House

Pentagon mystery with a Florida connection is solved. Sort of.

https://www.tampabay.com/news/military/2021/04/24/pentagon-mystery-with-a-florida-connection-is-solved-sort-of/

>>14204057

>Better info here.

thanks

>>14204027

>I'm going to speculate and say maybe this symbol will be the mark of the beast.