Anons, there is now a thread for posting “Great Awakening” type videos. The thread is easily identifiable with sinister Pepe looking at laptop for the thread pic. Please post any relevant videos you may have, but do a quick check to make sure it hasn’t already been posted. The goal is to build an easily accessible and nice repository of videos for anons and anons normie friends. Here’s the thread: >>15129388

Also, please feel free to repost this OP and/or to share this information in future breads as I am trying to get the word out to any anons who might not have heard about the thread yet.

>>15152549

Please provide start and stop times for each segment anon, in EST.

>>15152557

I don’t believe the COVID is in the vax. I believe the vax makes onemoresusceptible to getting COVID, that is all.

>>15152560

Subversion you say?

>>15152570

Undying loyalty? With friends like that….

>>15152658

Yeah but the COVID vax is new technology (mRNA). Supposedly this technology does not require the virus to be in the vaccine for it to work. BTW, COVID has never been isolated.

>>15152690

Thanks anon, I think?

>>15152696

One part Nitric and 3 parts HCl

>>15152702

Notable

>>15152740

My wife is an ER Nurse and sees COVID patients almost every day. Most of them come in for something else and then find out they have it. She has seen a few die from it, so yes, it’s real.

>>15152795

Ty for your gracious input oh fountain of wisdom.

>>15152803

Most of them die because of comorbidities. She had an elderly patient yesterday with COVID and really low (like 70’s) oxygen. He was retaining CO2 and the respiratory team was being difficult with her (many of them are scared to death to deal with COVID patients). She said he needed to be put on by-pap to help him work on getting his CO2 out or else he was going to wind up being intubated. She didn’t expect him to live much longer tbh. The man was already in a critical state when he got there and the respiratory team wanted to hem and haw about what needed to be done.

>>15152804

The thing is, the medical community has called whatever these people are getting “COVID”. Perhaps it’s the flu or pneumonia? Idk. However, the nurses on the floor have no choice but to go with whatever it is they’re labeling it, and the ER nurses (like my wife) don’t do the tests, note do they provide the results. If someone is symptomatic and/or states that he/she has been exposed, someone else in the hospital system tests them and relays back to the ER Nurse for that patent whether or not the patient is so-called “COVID positive”. If he/she is, then the ER Nurse has specific protocols to follow in regards to PPE, which room the patient can be in, whether or not family members or other guests are allowed in the room, etc. It’s a big ole complex system with lots of moving parts.

>>15152851

I guess that’s part of it, but the bigger issue is that no one thought to bring this man in until he already had one foot in the grave.

>>15152869

They do get treated for the something else. If they happen to test positive for COVID, but aren’t having any severe symptoms, they don’t get treated for COVID. I’d they have some significant symptoms, they may get some treatment then, which is up to the ER doctor. They’re not just grabbing people with positive tests and shoving them into the ICU and putting them directly on ventilators to try and kill them. At least not at her hospital.

>>15152913

My wife got a religious exemption and she doesn’t give the jab. Thanks for playing.

>>15152936

Believe whatever you want to believe. I’m just providing some “inside baseball” type information for anons on this board. I don’t owe you any explanation. It’s your choice if you want to walk around blissfully ignorant about the subject and, by all means, please share whatyoubelieve to be factual with everyone you possibly can so they will know exactly who it is they’re dealing with.

>>15153032

Heeding my advice already I see.

>>15153069

Very few ever die in the ER. Probably 99% + die after they’ve been transferred to whatever hospital unit the doc decides to send them to. So she wouldn’t know for the most part. Just like the ER nurses don’t know who is or isn’t vaccinated unless the patient volunteers the information. She has had several patients who wound up testing positive for COVID and who she knew (because they told her) were fully vaccinated. She’s also had several fully vaccinated coworkers who have come down with the ‘Rona. We live in interesting times.

>>15153090

Healthy skepticism is fine with me but I have to go off what I know with the access I have. What I know is there’s a virus the world is calling COVID. My wife has patients almost daily who have tested positive for this virus they call COVID. She doesn’t administer the test or produce the results. Someone else in the hospital tells her “patient x has tested positive for COVID”. Maybe it’s really the flu, maybe the test is/was faulty. If “ifs” and “buts” were “candy” and “nuts” we’d all have a MERRY CHRISTMAS. Regardless, when I post about the subject, I use the lingo that the medical community (and the world) is using so people know what the hell I’m talking about. Imagine if I made a post with a bunch of asides, using words and phrases to avoid triggering people who don’t believe in COVID. My family and I don’t believe the narrative that hundreds of thousands of people have died from COVID. We believe it’s real, but not the hype. I’m just second-handedly relaying inside information as best I can. I’m not trying to push the narrative.

>>15153166

Apparently. Looking forward to night shift. Good grief.

>>15153200

Well good. That means you won’t be there.

>>15153209

There’s 2 tests to my knowledge. I believe the one you mention is commonly referred to as a rapid test and, yes, they are very unreliable. However, there is another that takes a lot longer (couple of days iirc) which is supposedly much more reliable. That’s the one the workers have to get if/when required.