civilisationReview

Do you remember when they said that the vaccine would NOT stop transmission? Then when  people started saying that therefore there was no need to take it, then the story changed to, "yes, it will decrease transmission by half." Alright, let's consider it then. So even if it stops transmission by half, if i get on board a plane with just 2 vaccinated people whom are also virus-carriers, they together still pose a 100% risk don't they.  So what about a flight with a few hundred passengers?  I stand a, say, 15 000%  chance instead of 30 000% chance of getting infected if everyone is vaccinated?  Is there really a difference between either when the percentage is bloody high both ways? And when you add that percentage chance to all the other people I'm going to meet, to walk past, to drink amongst, to shit and piss with, to take lifts with, cutting transmission chances from 1 million % (with non-vaccinated people) to half a millio...

According to the CDC, nobody dies from the vaccine.  When you look at the following site, the whole thing reads like propaganda. NO Link between vaccine and deaths, is the continuous theme on the CDC site . cdc: ''To date, VAERS has not detected patterns in cause of death that would indicate a safety problem with COVID-19 vaccines.'' ed: If more than one person can die shortly after taking the vaccine, that IS a pattern.  And if there really isn't a 'pattern', that is a 'pattern' in itself that indicates that the vaccine can be indiscriminate in causing the deaths of people.  That would indicate that some component within the vaccine can interact differently with different people, their biology, their genetic makeup, or health conditions.  If a mass-shooter goes out and shoots people without any pattern, does that mean that he didn't kill anyone? When no pattern is detected, it can also mean that the formulae for detecting pat...

The BBC, and other 'news' sources, keep banging on about 'infections rates' with a doomsday focus on how it is rising here and there. It is times like this that gives me the uncomfortable notion that i might be one of the last surviving intelligent lifeforms on the planet. How is it that people are so easily led man? So the BBC keeps harping on how Africa, or India, are going past a million or so infection rates, as if that spells a resounding doom doom doom on the clock of life. What if i told you that they already hit 100 million 2 months ago? Wouldn't you then say, 'oh really? So many cases, and yet so few deaths?' So it is either that i am one of the few intelligent lifeforms left on the planet in a post-apocalyptic world where smartphones are frying to a frizzle lots of minds throughout the world every passing minute, not with its 4g or 5g or whatnot, but with the assimilation of all into a mainstream network of consumeristic nitwits, OR, t...

If people were as 'multicultural' as these viruses, they would already have immunity to a whole load of viruses than they currently are. So you could say that this virus is a sort of 'punishment' for your gullibility, stupidity and arrogance. The best sort of protection one can have against this situation is to get multicultural, and not be conned by the eurocentric media to believe that their profiteering pharmaceutical companies are the only ones who can cure anything....along with their whole culture that is supposed to be the 'best' at everything, and which we ought to emulate. One, logically, can never fully trust, or depend on, any people who believe the sun rises and sets out of their arse, as that will only cast a perpetual shadow across the rest of the body of human knowledge, wisdom, and history. The 'wisdom', 'insights', and 'perspectives' of such a people is based on the poverty of their knowledge arising out of ...