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im on a mobile but this struck me so if he had taken the jab he’d not have had this experience? Is that because he may have died from the jab first? i told you so. sounds like something Rush Limbaugh would have said. congrats Deacon. Is that a bucket of water or gasoline?

ya know ... I'd never thought about this ... but after having a couple of Embryo-Transfer cattle ... I better understand what you're saying ... and agree! A Texas Longhorn momma can birth a full blood black angus calf in one of these procedures 9 months prior.

right ... IDK what the factor is ... 150x? on which we've "doubled down" 1.4 million vice 150 million. I'm not a math wizard. The real trial is in progress now. Though I'm not sure how "controlled" it is, there IS an effort to inject saline. Now it's clearly not on a per person basis, but...

yes, the polio vaccine. The TRIAL of the polio vaccine. What did scientists know about the mRNA covid19 vax candidate that their predecessors didn't know about the polio vax candidate?

Lone Waddie! Nice! A shot of hope didn't include the expectation of semi-annual boosters. I guess we can pirouette around that if so desired ... but I expect no one here thought boosters would be needed inside of 12 months yet here we are. I wouldn't consider THAT to be a success. I think...

well, I'm fond of using the polio vax as the standard for trials. 1.4 million participants over 14 months. and this for a vaccine which was in a proven TYPE of vaccine; Modified Live Virus Here we have the first mRNA Coronavirus vax ... 3 month trial. Bam. It's all good? The data is so...

that's currently true ... but I understand EZ 43 to be the "shazam" moment for these folks ... some (short) period of time before antichrist enters the Temple/Holy of Holies and declares himself to be God. "nuh uh! He was just here. We saw his nail-scarred hands." That's when AC goes bezerk.

how does the DOR prevent the building of the 3rd Temple?

completely agree ... but as you've noted from the tails side of the coin ... a greater concern about long term effects of the disease than long term effects of the jab.

me too! :)

But I'm astounded by the acceptance in such large numbers. Then again ... when I got my first sony walkman cassette player, CDs had been the dominate format for about 5 years. So, I tend to avoid the new/improved. I don't look to be a test pilot, either. Externals make flying sufficiently...

yessir ... since that was the original point in the timeline referenced "almost two years." Sorry for my being unclear on that.

I agree. I simply found your "shoulda" on government type to be odd. Why stop at the style of government noting corruption, when we can goto the source, right?

I missed this ... without the obvious obsfucation of legal entities. Clearly there's a difference between the Pfizer/BioNTech/Comiraty ... and the J/J ... and the Moderna. All three of these were loosed virtually simultaneously. Which was approved ... which was authorized. What's the...

were you one of the 40K participants in the 3 month trial, Ken? I missed that understanding if you were.

somewhere else you stated May '20. I thought it was June, but I've slept since I read through all that material a year ago. I wasn't gonna quibble over a month ... but almost 3 months? Whatever. I've answered Salty with my outlook. Summer '23 ... that's 3 years after the trial (however...

Unless you knew you got a placebo ... yes. no ... though the timing is curiously parallel, isn't it! Hmm. Think/pray on this I will.

you're really fond of making reference to this rabies shot aren't ya? The hesitation is due to the VERY small test sample and very short term trial. Now we know why, thanks to Sen Ron Johnson's panel ... those with adverse effects were dismissed. So the end of it showed "no problem." that's...

huh? I think your timeline has been covid'ed. It's been two years since the virus rode the coattail of a CCP agent into the wet market. Pfizer's first trial started about 15 months ago ... participants getting significantly culled about 1/2 way through. Next summer, assuming we'll be...