Faith in government agencies has fallen to near zero.

@davidnorton5887

2 жыл бұрын

And as far as I’m concerned, it wasn’t very high to start with.

@omfgishBenneh

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidnorton5887 my naivety gave the government more trust than it deserves. Not anymore though 🤙

@twisha1985

2 жыл бұрын

Omg yes zero faith !!

@pureblood968

2 жыл бұрын

You do everything possible to explain away spikes in deaths that cannot be seen in previous years to the juub. You are just hanging on to every last thread of hope that the reality is not reality

@jacobmoore4797

2 жыл бұрын

Not only zero faith, but complete distrust and an expectation that our *overn*ment will intentionally cause harm on its people.

What percentage of people have suffered and died as a result of poverty and hardship brought on by the prevention? The government corruption world wide over this thing has been the actual horror!

@charlestoast4051

2 жыл бұрын

OSTED released a report detailing the harmful effects of the lockdowns and mask mandates on children, especially those with special needs or disabilities. It wasn't covered by the MSM.

@franklinstephen3268

2 жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing?

John, the one thing you never seem to mention, and would have a critical effect on ICU admissions is the lack of early treatment in the States. If they gave them early treatment they would not for the most part reach the ICU, even with many of those co-morbidities.

@chriswaters3442

2 жыл бұрын

And hospitals are definitely not businesses and would NEVER admit patients to an ICU to receive government subsidies. Re: early treatment, the most urgent practical step is not to become a bloated, piggy-fat drain on society in the first place. The obesity rate is over 40%, and over 70% are overweight. Slovenly, fat slobs do not deserve treatment and should consider themselves fortunate if they get it.

@dennissweeney6774

2 жыл бұрын

All they care about is money they don't care about people. One day we will all answer for the good and bad we do .what shall it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul.

@MrBobbyCrane

2 жыл бұрын

He doesn't mention things that do not have data to back it. Show him Data and not opinion and he will likely look into it. I don't disagree with you, at all with the issue, I just am unsure how a channel that keeps opinion only on data, can talk about opinion based facts.

@akaziaj

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. So many died unnecessarily.

@celinenaville

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. They wouldn't even give me paxlovid or another antiviral and i have chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, and genetic issues. No early intervention at all no matter how I begged.

Since following you from jan 2020, ive kept seniors safe thanks to you! Three outbreaks in my facility and i never got covid until today when pcr came back pos. My 80 y/o mom too. We are doing ok. Thank you so much for arming me with knowledge.

@Marka1230

2 жыл бұрын

hope all goes well for you and your mum

@chrislaw4702

2 жыл бұрын

in ( Rumble ) search for ( injuries )

@claudemontes

2 жыл бұрын

If you get sick after the shots, what good are those shots? The fate is the same with and without.

@Portia620

2 жыл бұрын

❤️

@helentee9863

2 жыл бұрын

@@claudemontes if you watch the video you should find an answer to that

As an American, I would give more weight to the statistics from a country where this pandemic is not so politicalized as it is in the US.

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

That is silly

@paulcolin9071

2 жыл бұрын

It was totally abused by politicians throughout Europe what are you talking about? Tyr*nny of an extreme nature in some countries

@sailingsolo5290

2 жыл бұрын

@@nosuchthing8 Unless you are educated.

@hell-o-kitty1976

2 жыл бұрын

Yes agree 👍 💯 👏 🙌 👌 😀

@Secret_Soul_Survivor

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly, stats not from NIH, CDC but then actually I don't trust the WHO anymore either🙁

Dr John, remember that you are still counted as unvaccinated until 2 weeks after vaccination.

@ln3476

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly why the deaths of so called unvaccinated are so high.

@Liz-in8lu

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and does fully vaccinated mean having boosters too now?

@CyberSERT

2 жыл бұрын

@@Liz-in8lu Depends on jurisdiction as well as age, but yes, certainly at times it does.

My Mother and Father inlaw in 80s have recovered at home with lots of Vit D3 Quercetin Zinc Vit C and Ivm recovered . Took 2 weeks but both out bed now eating and walking.

@veraolson9691

2 жыл бұрын

We're they vaccinated?

I live in Western Australia, where vaccination started later than the US and Eastern Australia. I’ve never seen so many people sick at the same time - besides Covid, people here are having all sorts of health issues. No wonder, there is a 99% vaccination rate, and 86% with third dose. I’ve had 3 meetings cancelled this week due to people having health problems (not Covid). One of the people has asked to reschedule for the 3rd week as she has not improved , despite thinking she would. Another one was a Medical Director of a clinic who had to cancel due to one of her staff having a sudden illness (heart, I think). And I still cannot believe that people can’t see what is actually happening. My 21yr old niece hasn’t had her period since taking the second dose, in November last year. And no doctor has asked her about the vaccine or made a connection with it. It’s all a big “coincidence”! So sad!

@MaxStArlyn

2 жыл бұрын

Something to note, the Chinese VAχ not only works better, but is harmless. Way different to the ones we are forced to take. No wonder the Chinese gov refuse to let it. Near their citizens.

@cherylryan7990

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I’m from Victoria Australia and I can’t believe they are still pushing this poison.😢 So many people sick.

@mayrareyes8135

2 жыл бұрын

My sister is fully vaxxed and just recently got infected with covid. She was hospitalized because she had a high fever and got very sick. I had covid three months ago, and im unvaccinated, my cased was pretty mild thanks to taking care of my body, and boosting my immune system. I also know people whom have gotten vaccinated and got very sick with covid.

@frankgomes1060

2 жыл бұрын

I was very afraid this would eventually happen. The vaccines have severely compromised one's immune system to the point where any disease that comes along the vaxxed would get sick. Your government has created people similar to persons infected with AIDS.

@nicolabentley3271

2 жыл бұрын

Maria you haven't made the correlation between our borders opening and the influx of new viruses....we had almost two years of minimal illness when our borders were closed.

From or with... is the real question when it comes to hospitalization.

@paulcolin9071

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

Yes so much fixed data out there ... its very sad.

Hello Dr. Campbell. I wanted to let you know that KZread has removed the closed captioning availability on your videos as of yesterday. I think they did it system wide as all of my videos produced as of June 1 have the closed captioning removed. I notified the individual sites such as yours and they are being put on again but I think you have to contact KZread and request that they be reinstated. The sites I notified individually have had them placed back on. I also notified the Hearling Loss Association of America regarding the situation. I'm not sure what the equivalent organization in the UK but it certainly is a problem for those with hearing impairments.

I am so glad to see these videos. Appreciating your work from the US!

Thank you Dr Campbell. Always appreciate to wake up and see your videos. Respect and love from Australia. PS you are almost part of the family for me, all my family know who you are, some watch, some say "Yeah I saw the title of the vid" but all know you have helped me. So from a very small family, many thousands of miles away, THANK YOU! I do hope you are well and have the best day you can

Really the only voice I listen to about covid.

@kentuckygirl3326

2 жыл бұрын

YEAH ME TOO. LOVE & TRUST DR CAMPBELL👍👍❤💙

Dr. Campbell you have been such a help to my family. I have learned so much from your reporting on this virus. BIG HUGS TO YOU! Thank you so much for what you are doing.

@bwoodward9564

2 жыл бұрын

The people that died were living poor lifestyles and were weak.

@Campbellteaching

2 жыл бұрын

Hugs are great, thank you

@Beyond_Belief534

2 жыл бұрын

@@Campbellteaching Im from a family of 30 strong lifelong non vaccinated family members. That's just my family, nevermind the thousands of others that have also suffered devastating impacts due to the very injections you push Why do you think none of us have been offered to participate in any vaccinated/unvaccinated study? Apparently you've got all our results here and detailed insight into our health risks. Tell me about the protective effect these injectibles have on those with British government issued trust deeds. Oh that's right, maybe, probably there could be a slight chance that there might be a question for someone else to ask at another time in another place in another way, I only deal in the facts....or something like that?

@jonathanhart8659

2 жыл бұрын

Doesn't take much to please you does it

@helentee9863

2 жыл бұрын

@@Beyond_Belief534 do you realise that you just said that your NON vaccinated family has suffered from being vaccinated? I think maybe you should read through what you wrote and edit a little, as at present it doesn't make a lot of sense. That's if you want people to read and pay attention to it,not simply dismiss it

One thing I don't agree completely with you is that many old people in China don't want to be vaccinated, not because they don't trust the government but because many of them are not under very healthy conditions, so they don't want to take any risks

@fs5775

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I'm in China and this is accurate. They don't trust it also because in the beginning of the pandemic, the government told them that those over a certain age weren't advised to take vaccine leading the elderly to believe that vaccines are dangerous. Why get vaccinated when the zero covid policy is protecting them?

@SPLITSLEEVE

2 жыл бұрын

Mainland China Active Cases 1,872 Source Worldometers June 3 Taiwan Active Cases 1,574,750 Source Worldometers June 3

John, you are simply brilliant. Thank you so much for all this work. You are the best. Be well.

Good to hear from you. Appreciate that you are still tracking developments and details.

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@havenmist2216 ... Are you kidding 🤣 ... reading the comments its like he's a cult leader as everyone is constantly worshiping him. In fact 80% of the comments are people singing his praises.

I am Indonesian , living in Jakarta... so far, i had 2 shots of sinovac.. despite what people say about sinovac having low efficacy, i have been fortunate that i never got infected by covid19...(i wear medical mask when working as taxi driver everyday). My relatives got 2 shots of AZ and 3rd shot pfizer still got infected by omicron...

Congratulations John on a magnificent 500 million views. I saw a preview a few days ago but now see the counter has the same figure.

I wish I would have known about your channel Dr. Campbell . I tell everyone about it since I found out about your channel in August of 2021. You have been the voice of reason.

I trust and appreciate you. Thank you. I’ve followed since the beginning of all this.

Hey John please do an update on South Africa. We’re well into our winter period but not many cases comparatively. I think this is indicating a potential slow end to the pandemic. Bear in mind we’ve had virtually no restrictions across all of Southern Africa in general and travel has been open despite the winter conditions. In our region on average it’s way less than 20% vaccinated across SADC. We still have across most of the bloc a mask requirement but not adhered to. We’re getting more normal flu cases interestingly. Can we start now saying that we survived the pandemic? Or is it still too early in your eyes?

@misstracey301

2 жыл бұрын

This is seemingly very interesting and hopeful. I hope John speaks about it soon.

@rpStan

2 жыл бұрын

Noone cares about South Africa sorry

@sheilasydneynotyerbizniz2933

2 жыл бұрын

You really believe that influenza was gone? Think again.

@MissKae_85

2 жыл бұрын

@@sheilasydneynotyerbizniz2933 I don’t think it was gone. I think when people were vigilant about wearing masks, sanitising and not really interacting it didn’t spread as much during the intense covid years

@grahamatsea3575

2 жыл бұрын

If the rest of the world had such low vaccination rates the agenda would have died 18months ago

Thank you again ,for all your analysis...I really feel sorry about that developing situation:(

The side effects have only started to appear... how about the increase in newly diagnosed autoimmune diseases and fast-developing cancers?

@londonleela6769

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a good question

@chrislaw4702

2 жыл бұрын

i say 100% vaccine injuries

@prndownload

2 жыл бұрын

Covid can wreak havoc on your immune system so neither of these things are surprising.

@crazyratlady3438

2 жыл бұрын

Or the strokes, heart attacks and sudden deaths..

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

SSSSSShhhhhhhhhh 🤫 ... We mustn't talk about that.

It seems more than a bit incomplete to to simply repeat the media claim that "1 in x people have died", without referencing what a normal non-covid death rate would be, or how old those people were, or which other diseases they had, or how exactly the death can be attributed to covid and at what certainty.

@Secret_Soul_Survivor

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking about, there are so many other variables being glossed over.

I have two things to add about hospitalizations in US: one hospitals still get money for every COVID patient admitted and even more for intubated COVID patient. Then factor in that people without insurance go to the ER for any kind of treatment. That's why we always have overcrowded hospitals. We don't really have free clinics or urgent cares facilities and if you do think you have COVID and go to an urgent care, they check you at the front door and send you to a certain hospital for treatment. But other than a lot of fat unhealthy people that's another reason that isn't really broadcasted much.

@drdolittle1085

2 жыл бұрын

Well, does this mean people without insurance are going to get tested in hospital number one and have to go to hospital number two for treatment, i.e. at least TWO hospitals will register ONE patient as being testet and moreover, as being "positive" if the test in hospital number one resulted in being positive? Thus, ONE patient enriches the statistics as TWO cases, right? What a hell of messed up data!

@masksarelies391

2 жыл бұрын

The unjabbed are more likely to have no insurance. Hence why US data is used to present Dr John's derangement to prove jabbing is safer....

@delaineyjohnson8238

2 жыл бұрын

@@masksarelies391 I have health insurance and I'm unjabbed. What is not really known is why medical facilities like the one I worked for with a hospital that took in COVID patients were not approved to administer COVID vaccinations, but the city community center would have free vaccination drive thrus and grocery store pharmacies along with pharmacies would be approved. Yet, if someone with insurance wanted to have it administered by their health professional within their network, my facility didn't have COVID vaccination approval. As a former Biology student (left during pandemic because I disagreed w/ unethical shit), I collected consent forms from different places and looked up pdf consent forms from different pharmacies and grocery stores nationally here in America. None of them were consistent and if the CDC really wanted to collect real data, they would have had a standardized form everyone used. That's probably why a lot of data isn't useful or skewed.

@delaineyjohnson8238

2 жыл бұрын

@@drdolittle1085 You know...that's something I never considered because I'm not certain if they add patient info to the data like social security or medical record numbers which is even given to non insured patients here to track in systems. My aunt who had really bad MS and lived in poverty (we were told) died from COVID. She was admitted first at a local hospital and then transferred to another for better equipment but died while being transported. So all those respirators made during the pandemic I guess didn't get to hospitals either. That was just in Jan 2022.

@junbug1029

2 жыл бұрын

Who do they get “more money” from?

Thanks Dr Campbell much appreciated 👍

Thank you Dr. Campbell, for all you do.

At age 67 and unvaccinated, I will continue the protocol (FLCC) that I have been following for over two years. No illness, no hospitalizations...not even a visit to the doctor for over twenty years. I respect your opinions, however my natural approach to health seems to be working quite well.

@londonleela6769

2 жыл бұрын

@@saultysault because she says she feels well!

@LadyVioIa

2 жыл бұрын

@@londonleela6769 yes, but she could be asymptomatic! everyone knows that the only way to know if you’re sick or not, is to go to the doctor! 😂 Seriously though, I really really hope our friend Sault is being sarcastic.

@janedelaney7

2 жыл бұрын

@@saultysault We can all choose our path...I simply believe that we all need to trust out instinct in regards to health. I am not in any way anti medical. I simply think that our society has become too reliant on the medical profession for the simplest of things. I maintain a healthy lifestyle...am active...and take a variety of select supplements. My body will let me know if something is out of whack. I know too many people who have become dependent on doctors...and, their health has not improved!

@wilhelminaschouten1392

2 жыл бұрын

77 years old, rheumatoid arthritis, COPD, not vaxed! Been taking ivermectin and 4000 vitamin D with K2, not even a cold in the last two years. Wake up, people, ivermectin works!

@dennispickard7743

2 жыл бұрын

Sault Lol 😂 - you certainly know if your unwell - go back to bed for a few days , sober up and try again

Dr. Johm Campbell should get a pulitzer prize nomination in journalism for his work.

I don’t get notifications, KZread does Dr Campbell so dirty! We value your work

Still with u Dr C. Glad to see u....,will u ever look into the savarity of anxiety,panic, depression this Pandemic has affected especially us seniors.....nana 84 USA

@michellekhacherian3699

2 жыл бұрын

💝💝💝🙏 I understand! Thankfully it's gotten better since the beginning as far as how sick people are getting but I truly understand

@Favorite-catNip

2 жыл бұрын

I have many senior neighbors. They seem to handle things reasonably well. Level headed. But I think another crisis will put some over the edge. But others with no resources is alarming. I worked the lines in parking lots as a covid19 Tester. In phx.az. the heat started to get to everyone. But I witnessed several fender/benders. While people were in cars waiting in line. A few times a aged person peered over steering wheels. & cant see . It was disturbing to see them driving. & wonder how they getting along with groceries etc. Some need help.

Thanks doc! I started listening to you about a year ago! It makes sense and people tend to lead the way of how the pandemic is heading but grounded data comes from listening to a more analytical perspective. Thanks 🙏

Hello from Western Canada (BC). I am a long time fan of your channel and sooo much appreciate all the information you give everyday (I rarely miss an episode :) I just want to comment that here in BC we rarely have reliable "reported" cases anymore...we all have home rapid tests and are "supposed" to "do the right thing" when we have symptoms and/or test positive (stay home etc.) For those that know.... we can call the 811 number to speak to a nurse who advises us via a scale of answers to a questionnaire, but they do not provide any professional medical advise. No actual lab tests, and little or no interactions with doctors unless you are so sick that you have to go to the hospital. Very sad situation here...no one knows what is "sick enough to go to hospital", what is "sick enough to isolate" so everyone mostly just carries on as if they are fine (no mask, no isolation, no consideration). The best stats I look at for our area is "hospitalizations" and "deaths" and those are even questionable here...We have a hard time making safe decisions for our family of seniors in this confusing time. Take care Dr. John.

@dwightcarlson7136

2 жыл бұрын

I replied but it disappeared. Was it censored?

@janshand7092

2 жыл бұрын

I feel quite differently than you. I believe BC has done a great job. The biggest problem is when folks ignore the science. Let's face it we are meant to be adults .. we should not have to be led by the hand. People don't want that. Different areas do different things. I still see a lot of masks where they are needed.. busy stores, medical buildings, buses etc. Alberta on the other hand minimal usage of masks. We just need to continue doing what is best for us.. be smart.. can't put the owness on the health ministry.. they did their best in a most unusual circumstance, with the minority complaining all the way. Personally I believe I had Covid 2x..to top off the 2nd round .. due to lowered immunity I ended up with shingles in my head and eye. 100x worse than any Covid symptoms. Triple vaxed Thank You Dr. John.. you are the best!!!

I’m more worried about the WHO trying to take complete control

Thanks Dr.Campbell for your info 👍

I would also like to see the difference between cases and hospitalizations at this point, vaccinated versus unvaccinated.

@masksarelies391

2 жыл бұрын

They NEVER give us this data freely. Send in an official information act request. Wait 5 months, and you might get a kind of answer.

Dr Cambell, I wish you were one of my professors in grad school. been out of school for 10 yrs now, so your posts are even more invaluable. maybe I wouldn't dislike pathology as much as I do if I had studied it the way I do now, with you as one of my sources. thank you. edit: I'm an immunobiochemist. for a B.S. in biotechnology and molecular biology or an M.S. in biochemistry and molecular biology, there was no anatomy prerequisite, and only one pathology course (both state and private unis). everything else is on molecular and cellular level.

@MP-uo6qd

2 жыл бұрын

he is a nurse not a professor. U smart dude u.

@bendrevilletigres2021

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you ended up in another field.

@SJ-dl6uc

2 жыл бұрын

@@bendrevilletigres2021 there are so many fields in the discipline of biology that you do not need to know one to be in the same field. I'm an immunobiochemist now. my specialty is in biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, molecular biology, organic chemistry, genetics, virology, and biotechnology. in this context we don't go above organs. so pathology or anatomy, aside from very general aspects, is not relevant. for instance, I have more expertise of the S protein itself, as oppose to the pulmonary symptom exhibition. so I'm an expert in mutation and genetic coding. M.D.s and clinicians operate on above organ and laboratory scientists do on the molecular level. biology is fascinating.

@bethhentges

2 жыл бұрын

@@MP-uo6qd He has a PhD and was a nursing professor for many years.

@buncey2536

2 жыл бұрын

No way this guy is full of Pseudo Science and germ theory non-sense that has never been proven.

Question unanswered: what percentage of severe side effects of vaccination occured in people who had virtually no risk of severe desease/death catching covid?

@charlestoast4051

2 жыл бұрын

And how many "long covid" cases care actually long lasting adverse reactions to the vaccine?

@jburton1980

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite line through the whole pandemic, "I was in ICU for 2 weeks, I'm glad I got vaccinated or I would have been dead"

Thank you, Dr. Campbell.

It's hard to get accurate data on infections in the USA now because everyone does at home tests. I tested positive in March and it was extremely mild even with several comorbidities thank goodness!

@JT-91

2 жыл бұрын

you can blame the testing facilities for that. they were selling peoples dna and data.

@andhewonders

2 жыл бұрын

Vaccinated?

@sammywhite5504

2 жыл бұрын

Nice. Every experience isnt the same unfortunately. I have friends who have caught covid for the 4th time and some were actually worse than when they had delta.

@arkoutarkout3654

2 жыл бұрын

@@sammywhite5504 what vaxx did the have

@philiplindley7384

2 жыл бұрын

@@sammywhite5504 I've had it 3X and 'yes', I would agree with that, personally. The last time was 5 weeks after the Pfizer booster, so, figure that???

In NH, we have a drop of about 30% active cases and a 20% drop in those in the hospital for COVID in the past couple of days. The US overall, in terms of new cases per day and deaths per day seems to have peaked and has turned down starting a week ago. I read that hospitals in Massachusetts are very busy but with some COVID patients but also patients with all of the other usual stuff.

@austindenotter19

2 жыл бұрын

With covid? Or because of covid. There is a difference.

@M_Lopez_3D_Artist

2 жыл бұрын

good to hear of the down turn over there, i see lot of those left leaning friends finally getting it because well they never went out and so glad for omincron to put them in there place to get it and realize that there wasn't anything to fear about it like the media said, that they now realize all they did was just to make there selves feel better about what they did, and that is fine what they do with there own body is there choice, but i think those people need to apoligize to putting down and totally mocking people who didn't take the vaccine back then, they have to be held accountable that they were wrong to do that and i think that the hardest thing for people to admit they were wrong.

Thank you Dr John for all your hard work and dedication you put into your talks... I'm a 60 year old lady living in the South of the UK, and am just recovering from my first ever bout of Covid19, (I've been very concerned to catch it due to my mild Bronchiectasis and underactive Thyroid conditions). I'm fully vaxced and had my first positive LFT last Thursday. Please may I ask both yourself and your viewers: is it normal to develop sciatica down both legs and pinching in the nerves of my arms or is this an issue I need to be concerned about and see my own GP? Thank you again, I've been watching you from the beginning and always understand and enjoy your talks :)

Thank you so much for doing this. I really really appreciate you.

Thanks Dr Campbell.

Wake up everyone!!!!

Thanks again Dr. Campbell!

Here I am watching my guy. You calm me so, with your rational mind. I don't care about covid, I just watch you to help my brain stop hurting from watching us live in a new dark age.

As usual excellent non biased information Dr John Campbell

Dr. Campbell gives us more details than our national tv and newspapers. We have to take matters in our own hands.

@iroulis

2 жыл бұрын

That's true for your health, and anything else in general: It IS in your own hands.

Dr C, Thanks so much. Please discuss early treatment in the US and its prevention of hospital admission. Have a great day!

Dr John has been the most reliable source of information throughout the pandemic. My business is in the travel industry, so very affected. My company has survived the pandemic and is now recovering. I made critical decisions based on Dr John's analysis. Thank you Dr John for helping me and my employees get through this nightmare.

@pureblood968

2 жыл бұрын

He just deletes facts

@thankmelater1254

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong. Look at the graph he used to show protective effect. It goes way back, instead of showing what happened after omicron,where the boostered are twice as likely to be a case as fully vaccinated or not fully vaccinated. That "not fully vaccinated" group was created when the unvaccinated were shown to be much less likely to be a case and so governments quickly tried to hide that by destroying the grouping "unvaccinated", and dumping in all failures when the people got infected within 2 weeks of vaccinations, even if 2nd vaccination. Still, even that group is half as likely to be a case than the boostered. So is fully vaccinated. They are like twin groups now that they dump in failed to protect group with the unvaccinated.

@pureblood968

2 жыл бұрын

@@thankmelater1254 my last comment will be deleted within 20 seconds

@pureblood968

2 жыл бұрын

@@thankmelater1254 I’ll try it again . Source pages only I’m not retypeing it all. Snapshot it and search. Ready?

@pureblood968

2 жыл бұрын

@@thankmelater1254 He uses all these graphs that’s not necessary in the documents that were released it tells you that over 1300 people died in the beginning of the trial by December 20 page1

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@LisaRomero.

2 жыл бұрын

Crypto currency investments are stepping stones to success, keep it up because investments is what creates wealth ❤️❤️❤️

I love this window office place with the dog and everything...but please keep talking to us from wherever..you are such a blessing.

Great update Dr. Campbell! Cheers

The confusion in data pisses me off, they were considering non boosted as unvaccinated. I still don’t believe them and likely never will.

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

And there lies the very problem, making the data worthless and incorrect.

Thank you Dr. John, for your exceptional guidance throughout this epidemic. My husband and I are a quarter-century old here in Canada. I cook nearly 100% at home (being a chef and food writer as well as a biologist). Our weights are on the far-less obese side due to this. Ditto for our slim two sons and families. “Easy” if one applies common sense!

@claudemontes

2 жыл бұрын

Far less obese? Vs Nutritiously healthy!

@austindenotter19

2 жыл бұрын

Your 25. You will be ok.

@dennispickard7743

2 жыл бұрын

Austin Denotter she’s a cook as well as a biologist 😂

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Well I'm.a rocket scientist, flown to the moon and I work in one of Gorden Ramsey's michelin star restaurants. I'm his personal chef. Beat that!!! 🤣👍

Here in Los Angeles the pharmacies are wiped out of cough medicine for the past few weeks.

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

WoHoo ... those tills are good and full of dollars just as intended.

Thank you for being the voice of reason. I'm tired of all the doomers in MSM, and listening to you brings some peace of mind. Keep up the good work Dr,!

@MR..181

2 жыл бұрын

They pay their operating expenses with drug and vaccine company money..no operating expenses, no newscast.. thank bill clinton and the hitlery crime foundation..

With all due respect, the risk benefit analysis has not changed for everyone. The risk benefit analysis never favored vaccinating children or even young adults.

@mitchhills4747

2 жыл бұрын

@@christopherrobinson7541 Rubbish. You could also argue that older people have LESS time and should have quality of life for the remaining years - and at least the young have more time in which to live and enjoy their lives....

@buckcampbell4292

2 жыл бұрын

@@christopherrobinson7541 I would be willing to bet we find out the vast majority of “long Covid” cases are in fact conditions these people had long before Covid that are now being blamed on Covid.

According to the press here in the United States, it says that covid infections here are believed to be upwards of 30 times what is being reported. If that holds true, then this bounce would be much greater than the omicron wave itself. Hospitalizations? I maintain that with 1 million deaths to date , the available pool of vulnerable candidates is lower by that same amount, so Hospitalizations and deaths will always be lower with each subsequent wave.

@nigelfrancis2514

2 жыл бұрын

Who believes the press anymore ????.You May as well read a Marvel comic

@malone6005

2 жыл бұрын

@@nigelfrancis2514 Exactly. Just like Abraham Lincoln said "You can believe everything you read on the internet. " What are we even doing here? Lol We trust the governments, the WHO and the CDC to supply us with information? It's way past 1984.

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@nigelfrancis2514 ... Hey that's insulting to Marvel ... 😂

@johnnyllooddte3415

2 жыл бұрын

thats just a stupid assumption

@johnnyllooddte3415

2 жыл бұрын

thats like saying,, i survived being shot last year, so i ll survive next time

Thanks John. I appreciate you.

I just can't overstate the importance of watching every one of this doctors videos! Props to this man....a real doc and when they're gone, they're gone! Pay attention! Please....

@heatherreeves8914

2 жыл бұрын

He is a nurse educator. He has a doctorate degree but is not a trained doctor.

I have been following you dear sir for over a year since Covid got so out of hand here in the US. What concerns me about the Monkey pox if for some reason it continues to spread, the small pox vaccine isn't given so freely to folks that have heart conditions, high blood pressure and other issues.... THank you for your service and research....

@srm9167

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think monkey pox will take off. Definitely not like covid did. Maybe more like Zika and west Nile was.

@drdolittle1085

2 жыл бұрын

@@srm9167 We will see... finally, the show must go on, otherwise not enough people will take it seriously.

@alexbell8687

2 жыл бұрын

You have been indoctrinated by MSM hard to believe there are so many brainwashed people like you

@junkgirltoo5005

2 жыл бұрын

Why are you worried about money pox? Misspelling intended. Add fear to the cost. It’s part of the plan. Medical experts intoning blah blah is a fear factor. Don’t fall for it-even with the nurse above in the video. Another “fear booster” going on here.

Dr John, US hospitals get paid extra if patients taken into ICU.

@Wingerdt

2 жыл бұрын

vrijheid.wtf/video/covidbioweapon.mp4

So, after traveling around the world - planes, airports, restaurants, hotels, taxis, meetings, meetings with infected people, tourist sites, kids’ school events, etc. - I finally tested positive! Finally! And the only reason I took a test is that my wife is traveling abroad and she cannot be positive upon arrival. So my son has the sniffles and there was a positive case in his classroom - so I tested the whole family. Boom, I was the only one positive. Luckily we have a Mother-In-Law apartment so I could isolate. I am fine. Feels more like a spring allergy than a cold - just a tiny bit of phlegm and snot. No fever and no sneezing. BUT my daughter unexpectedly tests positive a few days later. She has zero symptoms - not even a single sniffle. So now we are both in the apartment : ) Now my son is off to be tested again as there was another positive case in his classroom. My guess is he had it first and had already recovered by the time I tested everyone. Hopefully my wife doesn't get it as she is a week away from departure.

Hello Dr. John. Love your videos. You have literally been a voice of reason and sanity in a time where we need it most. Question. I live in Massachusetts (USA). This state tracks waste water to track covid traces. It seems - to me - to be the most accurate predictor - especially now since people are doing home tests and not all positive cases are being reported to the CDC - of prevalence in our area. They used to say that cases are a predictor or hospitalization, which are a precursor of deaths. However the WW parts per million seems to be a predictor of cases. What credence do you give this data?

@annabelleb2822

2 жыл бұрын

How they manage to effectively test such a huge volume of wastewater is beyond me. You could pick up anything in there, and since OCR only pickup fragments (not whole, live virus) then the "detection" of these fragments means very little indeed, and I certainly wouldn't be panicking about it. Especially sincewastewater can be gathered from dozens of suburbs and collated into one treatment plant. It's meaningless, essentially, and just costs taxpayer money which would be better spent on early treatment .

@xavariusquest4603

2 жыл бұрын

Your comment is valid. Testing of waste water is undertaken regularly to manage not the delivery of specific services but to understand community infection rates (along the continuum from asymptomatic to severe) for the purpose of overall plan management. People who are asymptomatic don't know to get tested and those with mild to moderate symptoms will treat at home. They are not required in the overall services plan but are an indicator for the growth rate of infection and the potential development of herd immunity...noted by the presence of metabolites vs individual testing results. As a final point, data like this is why so many communities finally returned to normal activities even though infections had not dropped to zero. MIT and Harvard have been involved in this testing as a joint project since March 2020...just a few months after the first case was identified in Boston. The protocols they follow were established decades ago and have been continually refined. Monitoring of both fresh and waste water is a protocol followed by Homeland Security during times of potential attack. The reason that waste water is monitored is because the metabolic products of an illness can sometimes be more easily detected than the thing that caused the illness. The other commentor made one point...waste water is about communities. Deer Island waste water processing does not have 10,000 pipes that bring waste water from every neighborhood in Eastern Massachusetts. The water water system has small pipes that join to bigger pipes that connect to really big via ducts that transport waste water to Deer Island. The junctions were pipes transition from one size to another are nodes with streetlevel access points. These nodes repeat themselves as pipes become larger. The larger the node the larger the size of the population being referenced. But, because each node has all its incoming pipes mapped, you absolutely know the scope of the community...the towns, the neighborhoods, the streets, and the addresses of included homes...included in a study of the body output products of interest. Therefore, you can track the changes within a community, the changes between communities, and ultimately the changes in a region. Compare this to regular testing of all 4,000,000 people in Eastern Massachusetts. Testing waste water is far more cost effective, far more doable, just as reliable, and provides the large scale testing data set to provide perspective regarding changes individual test results. Consider that the vast majority of citizens did not take a test. Waste water testing captures an image of everyone regardless of whether they took an individual test on not. That's its' purpose. All of this can easily be verified with a little effort.

And how many hospitalizations and deaths were vaccinated quite a few.mostly the elderly and co morbidity because they would get a vaccine.

Doc, to what extent do you think that US hospitalisations are driven by the structure of its private system - and the fact that hospitals earn their income from the medical insurers when people are admitted?

@justjules6975

2 жыл бұрын

Idk but my daughter is a MLS and she’s seen things that she says have given her much pause. She said to sum it up that medicine is more about making money in the US than any quality of care.

@joemartino6976

2 жыл бұрын

Access to healthcare (or lack of) along with lots of co-morbidity are big drivers.

@richarddevine205

2 жыл бұрын

I find it hard to believe that people think hospitals capitalized on the pandemic when virtually all other medical procedures were put on hold because of covid. The reason for the covid relief for hospitals was because they were losing too much money to operate. What is going on today is nothing new. People are so arrogant that they disregard history thinking they are somehow immune to it. This pandemic was in my 66 years of life the first time I saw so many Americans not protecting fellow Americans. It is a grim future that our youths have ahead if this continues.

@nickdougan394

2 жыл бұрын

@@richarddevine205 I am not an American. and have not personal knowledge of how that US medical system deals with anything. But I have followed Freakonomics and I do understand economics and commercial imperatives. At whatever stage in the pandemic, hospitals are going to have to maximise income. I think that the youth of the whole western world have a grim future if they fail to recognise the total failure of leadership of their elders.

I still have relatives living in Shanghai who are over 80. There are a few reasons that older people have lower vaccine rates. The first one is in China and most of Asia, they start to vaccinate 18 to 60 years old first, not like here from oldest to youngest. It gave the impression vaccine is more dangerous for older people. For almost the last two years there has been almost no covid in China. Older people don't feel a need or feel litter unsafe taking the vaccine. This is also the case in Hongkong and Singapore when Pfizer is available. For working-age or school-age people, your company could say, if you are not vaccinated, you can't come to the office. The older people are usually already retired, and there is no way to enforce the vaccine. I hope this time the willingness to take the vaccine is higher.

@rabbitsforyang8273

2 жыл бұрын

exactly, "my understanding is" there is much projection going on "I don't trust my government, so they must trust theirs even more" cause you know, they are "authoritarian"

What testing do they do to reach the protection level described as "im fully vaccinated and thankful as my case would have been worse" interesting measure of success

@b3tomm12

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know?

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@Bear Greendale ... So true, they will invent all sorts of crap rather than just face the facts.

It would be neat if the good Doc could do a video on how many billions(literally) of cold cases there are yearly in the world and where they all went. Strange times.

@N1otAn1otherN1ame

2 жыл бұрын

Masks.

@dv270

2 жыл бұрын

Achoo? yeah I miss the common cold too. But its cool that they cured it.

@orobinczaia5527

2 жыл бұрын

And maybe add that basically ten per cent of all doctors visits are hypochondriacal?

@jamesbarca7229

2 жыл бұрын

@@N1otAn1otherN1ame If masks didn't stop the covid coronavirus, what makes you believe they stopped the common cold coronavirus?

@markangelorgs.2773

2 жыл бұрын

@@dv270 they cured the flu as well.

Thank you again DR Campbell for your thoughtful update. Your interpretations seem quite reasonable, while I would add that current lower USA mortality might also be attributed to a better understanding of the virus dynamics after 2+ years "we know more now than we ever did", that have facilitated healthier life-styles, with modifications and behavioral changes which strengthen the immunity of ourselves and families, improve personal health status, like getting proper sleep, appropriate exercise, better stress management, weight loss when indicated, use of the appropriate nutraceuticals and foods you and others have mentioned, greater natural sunlight exposure, wider use of virucidal nasal and throat sprays, etc. I personally do things now, that I never did before the pandemic got here.

My recent trip to the UK when cases were at an historical high I worried a little being unvaccinated. However I took vitamins D3 zinc K2 and ivermectin as a prophylaxis and never became unwell and cleared my first PCR test to get back home to Thailand. Was a I lucky or did it work. The thing is the debate on this has been shut down these last two years where we couldn't even debate it. The last year's I have never had so much as a cold.

@well-blazeredman6187

2 жыл бұрын

I have been in the UK throughout the pandemic. Like most people taking strong hygiene measures, I didn't catch COVID - so you should not attribute your success to vitamins and drugs. That said, keeping vitamin levels up strikes me as a simple and effective counter-measure.

@watersideanimals215

2 жыл бұрын

You make it sound like you would have 100% caught covid without it . We had high levels yes . That doesn't mean we were all struck down. That being said , I've taken vit d3 and k2 during the winter for years . I originally took for winter depression but do get sick less often than before.

@sharael8

2 жыл бұрын

It worked for my family

I was not aware that in China factory workers were being accommodated within their workplaces and not allowed to return home. This must be absolutely horrendous for the workers and the families 😢😷🦠🦇🥴

@fs5775

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is happening and none of them complain either. It's shocking to observe. I am here in China. They just silently comply as they think it is good to do so for the sake of their nation.... ffs

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@fs5775 ... Sadly this is what happens when people are brainwashed, but you can be sure of one thing todays China is tomorrows world.

The data on all this is so varied that the only sensible course is to make up your own mind and act individually.

@N1otAn1otherN1ame

2 жыл бұрын

The absurdness of reality is that now you should have a choice to make up your mind, but if everyone around you is totally careless you cannot protect yourself even if want to. As I already said above, the majority of the people dictate to what extent you can "act individually".

Bret Weinstein and Neil Oliver Have With Utmost Integrity Discussed the Lockdown and it’s Implications. At last We See Two Gentlemen Prepared To Question What’s Really Going On. At Last, At Last See👀At Last. 👀👀👀

Thanks for the video and analysis. I would suggest an assessment of vaccine efficacy should consider the ratio of reduced diagnosis and death, not the total frequency of reduction. It would appear right now the frequency of death in not fully vaccinated people is barely above that in fully vaccinated people, but both frequencies are so small so that visualization of frequency is not very helpful -- this does not mean you are not correct, but that a curve of reduction ratio is visually more useful, if you have the raw data to obtain it.

One thing that should be noted is the October spike in hospitization was doubled in the Feb omicron, yet the ICU in Feb was actually less than October, so not doubled or even up as is hospitization data.

Spot on Doc , as always.

Daily hospital stats for Ontario currently reveal that the vast majority of hospitalizations are for those that have had 3 or 4 doses of the vaccination. They oddly clump together the unvaccinated and partially vaccinated ( one can deduce this means people who have had one or zero vaccinations) and this group makes up the least amount of the hospitalizations ( those with 2 doses have higher hospitalizations than the unvaccinated and partially jabbed). So as some medical professionals have indicated, more is not better when it comes to how many jabs. As you are attempting to do.., it’s time to update our files !

@prndownload

2 жыл бұрын

Probably has nothing to do with the fact the vast majority of people have had 2-4 doses and therefore still account for the most amount of hospitalizations as a number.

@philnaylor5652

2 жыл бұрын

@@prndownload far more people have had 2 doses than 3 or 4 doses but it is the 3 or 4 dose group that are the most hospitalized. The unvaxxed group should not be lumped in to the partially vaxxed group. There is a difference between someone who has received a vax vs no vax at all. They are entirely different things and that is pure “fudging” of the data. But even if you argued the hospitalizations reflect the proportions of the population receiving/not receiving the vax it still shows that there is basically no difference in hospitalization ratios between the vaxxed vs unvaxxed - meaning the vax is having no significant affect on reducing hospitalizations (at best). And since we also know the vax has had virtually no effect on stopping transmission - exactly how effective and of what use have the vaccines been?

@prndownload

2 жыл бұрын

@@philnaylor5652 The hospital data all around the world was showing those who were 1-3x vaxxed were far less likely to require care during the delta variant. There would need to be some significant fudging if the vax wasn't offering some kind of improved outcome during this time.

@philnaylor5652

2 жыл бұрын

@@prndownload unless you lived in Isreal the third dose was not available during delta. It became available to most during omicron and has proved useless or worse. Delta was a small window of time and yes hospitalization and efficacy data was most certainly fudged as it is now well known that hospitals were incentivized to count cases and deaths as covid and people who died of other causes but happened to have covid were counted as covid deaths etc. All of that data is murky and not trustworthy. But it is really moot now and what is of relevance is how the effectiveness of he vaccines now - which from the point of view of both stopping transmission and preventing hospitalizations and death, the vaccines are practically useless.

Dr John seems to be waxing in confidence -- not only about the endemic, but also in his own efficacy of interpreting pandemics in general -- KUDOS!

Please take into account in the US that a huge number of deaths were labeled "from" Cvd when they actually died "with" it. Big difference!

Fun facts: 1. Shanghai's cases keep falling. 2. 86% (81% percent were given 3 doses) of people over 60 in China were vaccinated until May 5th. So it's not that low. 3. China's vaccination strategy prioritizes protecting people at high risk of infection (e.g., logistics workers). 4. Western countries prioritize the protection of the elderly because massive infection puts the elders in DANGER. 5. The idea that older Chinese people distrust the state more would be considered laughable in China.

@adamhonolulu2650

2 жыл бұрын

I've lost respect for Dr. John Campbell when he started denigrating China's Zero Covid policy and describing China's lockdowns as draconian. China's Zero Covid policy has greatly decreased the covid case numbers while other major cities like London, Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Tokyo (all cities much smaller than Shanghai) continue to have rising daily covid cases in the hundreds and into the thousands! Where does Dr. Campbell get the gall to criticize China's Zero Covid policy when China's case numbers are much, much less than other countries? It puzzles me and thus I've lost respect for his analysis. By the way, take notice he doesn't specifically cite China's case numbers or show graphs of China's low cases, but he instead provides declining graphs of New York, UK, etc. I think Dr. Campbell purposely conceals China's numbers because they would undermine his narrative of "China is bad." I dunno.

Loved to see the Dog in the window has a name tag. Winston. He is so happy without a mask!

@tilapiadave3234

2 жыл бұрын

Winston is ALIVE because he used his mask when it was needed.

@markangelorgs.2773

2 жыл бұрын

@@tilapiadave3234 Winston is alive because even as a stuffed animal he's smarter than the majority of sheeple and knows oxygen is required for live so he wears no mask.

@skohaya

2 жыл бұрын

Whether people choose to wear 😷 is their choice from their ❤️, personal safety, science and convictions. My comment was not meant to be political. It was about a cute stuffed animal (not living) where Winston (the dog looked so sad wearing a mask on the window cil during the pandemic) was not wearing a mask anymore. We can all celebrate and be For healing, For Health, For seeing each other's Faces and Smiles someday. 😊 Wishing All Love, Joy and Peace!

@tilapiadave3234

2 жыл бұрын

@@skohaya people CHOOSING to harm and end the lives of others ,, I wonder if you would say that if someone CHOOSES to end the life of someone close to you

@skohaya

2 жыл бұрын

Dave. I'm in healthcare and have worked Bone Marrow Transplant, Aids and the NICU. All I can do is my part (which maybe limiting my choices to protect my love ones..) but I cannot force people to change their behavior. Overall, this was purely about a cute stuff animal. Like a child would say, "Look mom, see the cute doggie in the window and wishing to be normal." 😊 Love ❤

Thank you Dr John

I like your fountain pens. What brand do you use? Thank you for your videos! Keep up the good work.

Thank you for your constant truthful information.

@PuertoRock_G

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know it's truthful ?

@Beyond_Belief534

2 жыл бұрын

Vaccines have a protective effect Prove this nonsense as truth with specifics then ... I won't hold my breath.

@paulcolin9071

2 жыл бұрын

The whole situation has been a disaster

@Andyreally

2 жыл бұрын

@@PuertoRock_G could a clue be that he doesn’t try to include the usual bs spin to the subject matter he discusses?

@jweber1538

2 жыл бұрын

@@PuertoRock_G the results support his theories. Especially about omicron.

I'm a pureblood in Central Florida and have it for second time since March 2021. Not as bad this time around but did have a low grade fever for one night. Thanks for your wisdom

@Ur2ez4me81

2 жыл бұрын

Same here but it was more like two days of low grade fever. Felt more congestion this time around but other than that not as severe.

@Ur2ez4me81

2 жыл бұрын

@@Samaysha technically if they are surviving infections without the need for shots doesn’t that make them superior to the vaccinated?

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ur2ez4me81 ... I would say that was a big YES.

@theophany1770

2 жыл бұрын

@Ur2ez4me81 The worst thing about the first time was a dry cough that lasted 8 months. Absolutely no respiratory problems, just an annoying cough especially when trying to sing. Thanks for the input

@theophany1770

2 жыл бұрын

@Sault thanks and God bless

Thanks John!! Would you please give us an update on the nose-bleed fever outbreak?

We really appreciate your integrity and zeal for the truth.

You are one of the only voices that I fully trust when it comes to information on Covid because you have no agenda and just give us the facts not letting politics skew your data

@TaiganTundra

2 жыл бұрын

How much do you get paid to spam these shill comments? Can you hook me up?

@SMITH-lw3rv

2 жыл бұрын

You trust this guy? Aye you serious???

@omrit2

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha no agenda? He's been a pusher of the deadly injections from day one.

@SMITH-lw3rv

2 жыл бұрын

@@omrit2 Without a doubt. And it's scary how many people are listening to him because they think he's going against the narrative. Don't get me wrong, some good information, but that's the problem, chuck some good info with mainstream lies and you've got people manipulated.

@susanloffhagen7788

2 жыл бұрын

@@SMITH-lw3rv Rubbish

My wife had the vaccine in Feb 2021, she had an immediate reaction and suffered until she died on April 2nd 2022, she was 55.

@kazzicup

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear this. Tell as many people as you can what happened to your wife. It's criminal what they are doing to us.

@andreagoldstein4070

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear. My condolences. Sadly she is not the only death. I hope it was reported to VAERS.

@saniyavfx

2 жыл бұрын

This is very sad. Very very sorry.

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

Karrier Bag ... Sorry for your loss my friend. I also know of someone who was perfectly healthy and died shortly after their second vaccine. If I went on to say my true thoughts my comment would only be deleted.

Thank you Dr.John.

One of our sons AND his wife had Covid a few months ago. They were both rather unwell with most of the symptoms for about three days, some a bit longer. They’re mid thirties. A month later they both caught influenza A (confirmed with testing). They were BOTH extremely unwell, far, far worse than Omicron and for far longer. They both said they thought they might end up at the very least in hospital- or worse. We looked after their children as they were unable to even get out of bed. This flu doing the rounds here downunder 🇦🇺 is really NASTY! (Ironically they were booked in to have a fluvax just in the week when they actually caught it- so were a week or so too late to get the flu jab. If only they’d had the flu jab a few weeks earlier.)

@lisamulvaney5355

2 жыл бұрын

We're they "jabbed"

@FutureSystem738

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisamulvaney5355 They’d previously had Pfizer Covid jabs with no ill effects, and had only relatively mild Covid for about three days. They had not had a flu jab. They were booked in to have one the same week they actually caught the flu, so too late. It was a really NASTY flu. Three weeks later now, and they’re both still suffering fatigue and more.

I hope you can talk soon about the new articles in NEJM and Nature suggesting the vaxed people may have less immunity and a poorer immune response than those who are unvaxed and recovered from Covid.

@delaineyjohnson8238

2 жыл бұрын

This would be a great convo. My step mother is only 46 and she was vaxxed and boosted because she has to work (for an airline) to help take care of her parents. She recently got COVID and can't shake it. Just when she starts to feel better, she feels worse again. She hardly got sick as an airline stewardess before COVID working on international flights. Now she gets every little germ and she worked during pandemic before getting vaxxed and was fine. Vaccinations didn't protect her for shit.

@omrit2

2 жыл бұрын

Why should "Dr." Campbell mention that? He's been pushing the experimental substance from day one.

Hi John can you look into the huge amounts of people having heart attacks please, as every year I know 1/2 people that are old dieing from heart attacks, But since December I know 6 below 50 that have died from it, two are my friends

@martinwebb1681

2 жыл бұрын

I very much doubt that that will be discussed here, or anywhere for that matter.

Regarding the lack of efficacy of the Chinese vaccines at lower than 3 doses; does this mean the risk vs. benefit of gain of function research didn't bear out? (If you can't see my face, I am tongue-in-cheek.) If so, gee - I am so surprised. Thank you for your work, as always!!

Always informative, thank you.

John-West coast US here. Many positives in my professional circles. All of them boosted. Most in good health profiles. May be correlation/not causation but it's hard to not apply pattern recognition when it comes to this. Are we really sure we're not making the problem worse?

@ChristopherNelson2k

2 жыл бұрын

@Will R Thomson perhaps it was a rhetorical question, William.