>>9841038

JB Handley is a blogger I follow. He supported the protests but according to his analysis they did result in an increase in cases and hospitalizations. The insanity of saying it's okay for people to gather under stressful conditions, perhaps staying up all night and creating mayhem, but not okay for ordinary people to conduct typical activities is absolute BS, imo. Though I am not afraid of coronavirus (nor any flu really, as I know how to care for my own health) it is lunacy to think that massive disorderly crowds are okay but school, sports etc are not.

https://jbhandleyblog.com/home/2020/6/28/secondwave

>>9841496

Would this also explain some of the "pixelated" look of the "Temple" itself? I remember looking at the images many times and that Temple looked sort of like video game imagery to me (even when it supposedly wasn't). I'm novice to this stuff but was on the board a lot way back when.

>>9841506

"Dépakine is the brand name for sodium valproate, an ingredient used in the treatment of epilepsy, bipolar disorder, and migraines. However, it is known to cause severe birth defects if administered to pregnant women, with the drug linked to spina bifida, cleft palate, learning difficulties, and autism. Introduced in 1967, Dépakine is now available in its generic form, and in more than five decades on the market, has been blamed by French researchers for defects in between 2,150 and 4,100 children."

The French, I think, are way ahead of the US on getting large corporations "on the hook" for the harm they do. The French also seem to have a few legitimate independent (or at least credible) scientists who are actually included in media discussions of various subjects. Not sure if anyone really pulled it out, but this decision out of France has gotten an open admission that a pharmaceutical product can cause autism and learning difficulties. I hope this opens the floodgates to admissions of how other pharmaceuticals do the same.