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Long Covid sufferers the world over, have very valid reasons for being angry.
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You know what I noticed in this video?
The MASKS, everyone around him has a mask on.
Now ask yourself, why would that be? ...
Jun 12
The world’s first trillionaire… wearing a t-shirt back-to-front and a wig. What a specimen!
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Often 😢
Jun 12
SERIOUS QUESTION: Do you ever really get overwhelmed by how our current reality is a genuine dystopian nightmare yet everyone still acts like it is completely normal ??
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Ever been the only sober person in the room?
Notice how easy it is to know when anyone else is even only slightly drunk?
But when you’re drinking with them, their drunkenness doesn’t register?
(Avoiding COVID infections whilst being witness to everyone else’s brain damage)
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This is precisely it in a nutshell. Blows one's mind really.....🤯
Let me get this straight once & for all.
You do not trust the governments who are enforcing intrusive authoritarian policies designed to create a surveillance state, destroying your privacy & freedom.
But you do trust them, unquestionably, when they say COVID is over?
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RT @DebHolloway: When you see a banner on an X page of an LC patient that says "Conflation equals death" (especially when that person had a…
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WOW! ⬇️ Sadly people didn't realise they were agreeing to be infected multiple times by a virus that, to all intents and purposes, long term, is far worse than HIV. There are medications for HIV.....
15 Nov 2023
January 2023: The Covid Pandemic Will Be Over When Americans Think It Is
“New courageous ‘accept exposure’ policies, public education and behavior change strategies are needed to capture the benefits of the new paradigm.”time.com/6251077/covid-19-pa…
ALT Time: “The U.S. is now at a major pandemic crossroad. “Follow the science” has been a central policy guidepost in the pandemic. Science and public health knowledge and expertise is the conduit to both sound policy and public education through media channels. New courageous “accept exposure” policies, public education and behavior change strategies are needed to capture the benefits of the new paradigm. This could be a major step in bridging our national COVID divide.
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It truly shows just how insane the world is, that we now live in, when you come onto this ducked up site for comfort and to be around people who are not living in denial.
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And yet another to be added to the "See why we are fucked" list.
Personal choice and public health do not a marriage make!
Promoted and Co-organized by NIH Recover:
4th Long COVID International Conference (2026)
Nice, France
ALT Masks optional Hand sanitizer provided Inclusivity that "supports personal choice"
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Lone Wolf Masker retweeted
Jun 10
I will never forget when we began hearing Covid causes more T cell death & loss of naive T cells than HIV.
Then The Establishment came for AJ & the people who were saying this, & everyone was silenced until a billionaire began saying it last year.
13 Jan 2022
Interesting. Uchicago finds in a preprint a strong signature of T cell apoptosis in Covid- more than HIV, and a loss of naive T cells
I wrote about t cell apoptosis and a loss of naive T cells in frontiers in 2020 as being problematic
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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I find it so bizarre that people think it’s more important to be shielded from the thought of bad things than to be given the tools to deal with them.
The pandemic response has been all about shielding people from anxiety rather than protecting them from a harmful virus.
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Inspirational words for the day
Jun 7
Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.
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RT @JoannaTeglund: "I am literally disintegrating"
This is what SARS-CoV-2 does. Once it enters our bodies, it starts to tear us apart, bot…
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Jun 8
If more people wore masks to avoid getting sick, we’d see operation warp speed to develop invisible protections and safer indoor spaces, because the illusion of normal is the ultimate goal.
So, maskless scientists are blocking the very progress they‘re trying to achieve.
Jun 7
Alright, I’m calling it. Being a scientist has no bearing whatsoever on your ability to understand, absorb and accept the bigger picture. Otherwise they’d be masking.
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Jun 8
I’m sorry but, « the failure to recover from infections » ?!
I hope Covid is not in it. Framing LC as an "individual failure to recover from COVID", when millions died of SARS-CoV-2 in some years (and other millions handicaped from it) seems not adequate to me,
ALT On the wall, a presentation named « Science behind the failure to recover from infections » At the right, A. Iwasaki is talking
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Yep, the covid is over, covid is nothing but a common cold now, is going swimmingly well in NZ. NOT!
Just got a phone call from the hospital. My urology appointment tomorrow has been cancelled. The whole department is closed due to Covid.
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Lone Wolf Masker retweeted
Jun 7
This happened in the early days of the HIV pandemic too - HIV was decoupled from AIDS.
We’re witnessing history repeating itself.
Jun 7
1. Remember that any attempt to paint Long Covid as psychogenic in nature deliberately and completely incorrectly biologically decouples SARS-CoV-2 infection from Long Covid. In essence, this rhetoric shifts the causative factor for LC from the virus to the patient's mind.
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Jun 7
And a reminder : separating LC from its cause, SARS-CoV-2, is exactly what psychologisers wants you to do. (« Covid19 infection may be the trigger »… => nope !)
Jun 7
(see longcovidproject.eu), even if it's not a LC organisation.
The consortium released a document based on what seems to be psychiatrists’ assumptions to explain LC. Look at this . Same people promoting brain retraining who are taking part of the consortium & same language👇
ALT Its a graphic with an image of a brain. title : long covid as a prolonged defense response. 1) COVID 19 infection "may" be the trigger 2 ) protective brain body systems remain activated after intiial illness resolves 3) Symtpoms persists within an ongoing defense response.
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RT @JoannaTeglund: 1. This wasn't an experiment. SARS-CoV-2 is highly mutable. You can't gain immunity to a mutable virus, either through i…
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"Perhaps it's because, while cancer is scary in its own way, society doesn't have the same collective fear and denial of its existence."
And that is because Cancer is NOT airborne and everywhere all the time.
And there are treatments for Cancer, there are none for Long Covid.
I never understood the term "homophobia". Anti-gay bigotry and discrimination is indisputable, but "phobia"? It just didn't seem like the right word. And then I began to see the reactions to Long COVID and it finally clicked for me.
Media coverage of Long COVID is steeped in the language of fear. Specific words and phrases get repeated over and over, almost like a mantra of collective denial.
Take this short blog published in Science yesterday. To the untrained reader, this might appear to be an article sympathetic to people who suffer from Long COVID, and while it is, it's also obvious that the writer is deathly terrified of the subject.
You can see it from the headline itself "The Causes of Long Covid". There's only one cause of Long COVID, and everyone knows exactly what it is: getting infected with COVID. What the writer actually meant was "the causes of Long COVID symptoms" which is more ambiguous and contested. By shortening the headline, he's subtly reinforcing the idea that Long COVID and COVID itself are unrelated; casting doubt on the possibility that a simple COVID infection can be the reason so many otherwise young and healthy people are now disabled. Making it just a little less frightening.
Then the first paragraph. "Most people recover quite well - I’ve had the damn virus more than once myself and haven’t noticed any particular long-term effects" Before he even starts discussing Long COVID, he has to set the stage - COVID isn't so bad, most people are fine! Look at me! - Even if this were true (and it's not clear that it is true) why does this sentence need to be included? Do articles written about cancer include a sentence in the beginning acknowledging that the writer doesn't have cancer? I've never seen one written like that. Perhaps it's because, while cancer is scary in its own way, society doesn't have the same collective fear and denial of its existence.
Then we get to the conflation, another common trope. Long COVID is just like other post viral conditions, he writes. Maybe it's just like Lyme. Don't be frightened, you see, it's nothing new or novel. Nothing humans haven't dealt with for decades, maybe longer. At one point he declares explictly that Long COVID could be a "variety" of Fibromyalgia. You know, that thing your aunt had? No one really liked her. She always seemed kind of weird at Christmas.
The article could have had all of these things removed, and it wouldn't have impacted the content one bit. Yet, they're there. Included as emotional dampening. We can't scare the children, after all.
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