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FormulaNova
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2 May 2023 9:47pm
Yeah, low sperm count... so what. Humans are versatile. For all the people in their middle age that have less sperm there are hundreds of dole bludgers low income families that will make up the population for you. It's already happening. Middle class families are smaller, which is nothing evil, it's just that they decide that they can only afford 1 or 2 kids or don't want the hassle.

Another thing that bugs me is that people from other countries with lower conditions move here and in theory have bigger families. Those same people once they are established here will have only small families as well, as the cost of living here is high and you don't need large families to support you anymore. No one seems to connect the dots that in order for people already living here to have larger families they need a bit of security, not expensive houses and expensive child-care.

If you were really worried about declining population, people would be being encouraged to have kids as soon as they can. Nature works like that. Waiting until you are 30 is going against what evolution has created for us.

Do you think taking 400,000 people from India and importing them to Australia is decimating the population in India? Think again.

As a conspiracy theory, depopulation is a bit of a turkey.
psychojoe
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3 May 2023 7:31am
Back on topic.
For those injured by Pfizer and Moderna.

www.covidvaxclassaction.com.au/
myscreenname
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3 May 2023 8:33am
psychojoe said..
Back on topic.
For those injured by Pfizer and Moderna.

www.covidvaxclassaction.com.au/

Almost 20 years ago I had dealings with Noel Barbi on a miniscule family law dispute. I used to laugh at his correspondence.

I'd be very sceptical if that goes anywhere. What's Barbi's track record with class actions?
hitch_hiker
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remery
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3 May 2023 9:58am
I'm at a biosecurity conference, coincidentally there is a (not peer-reviewed) poster about widespread vaccine misinformation resulting in many deaths in Nigeria. The conclusion is that healthcare should not be politicised.
westozwind
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3 May 2023 1:25pm



D3
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3 May 2023 1:40pm
westozwind said..




I clicked the second button, it just took me back to the start of the thread
Brent in Qld
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3 May 2023 4:40pm
Yeah, I clicked the second button and it asked if I was doing my own research or wanted to meet Russian singles...
Shifu
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3 May 2023 7:21pm
Brent in Qld said..
Yeah, I clicked the second button and it asked if I was doing my own research or wanted to meet Russian singles...


and what did you say?
Brent in Qld
Brent in Qld
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3 May 2023 6:36pm
Shifu said..


Brent in Qld said..
Yeah, I clicked the second button and it asked if I was doing my own research or wanted to meet Russian singles...




and what did you say?



Russian singles are inbound thanks to Australia's temporary working Visa system.
snoidberg
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3 May 2023 10:03pm
What you you recon of this guy?
www.corbettreport.com/gates/
Flying Dutchman
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3 May 2023 8:41pm
Good news everybody, Australia's TGA has announced that horse dewormer is safe again.

"Also, given the high rates of vaccination and hybrid immunity against COVID-19 in Australia, use of ivermectin by some individuals is unlikely to now compromise public health."

www.tga.gov.au/news/media-releases/removal-prescribing-restrictions-ivermectin
remery
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3 May 2023 8:51pm
"However, the TGA does not endorse off-label prescribing of ivermectin for the treatment or prevention of COVID-19. A large number of clinical studies have demonstrated ivermectin does not improve outcomes in patients with COVID-19. The National Covid Evidence Taskforce (NCET) and many similar bodies around the world, including the World Health Organization, strongly advises against the use of ivermectin for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19."
FormulaNova
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4 May 2023 7:21am
Flying Dutchman said..
Good news everybody, Australia's TGA has announced that horse dewormer is safe again.

"Also, given the high rates of vaccination and hybrid immunity against COVID-19 in Australia, use of ivermectin by some individuals is unlikely to now compromise public health."

www.tga.gov.au/news/media-releases/removal-prescribing-restrictions-ivermectin


Yeah, the TGA seem on the ball. Now that they know that most people are vaccinated and there is enough immunity that they are unlikely to have people run around and offer other people ivermectin. Hence there is much less risk.
FormulaNova
FormulaNova
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4 May 2023 7:23am
snoidberg said..
What you you recon of this guy?
www.corbettreport.com/gates/


I am not smart enough to watch those videos.

Any chance you can paraphrase it? You must understand it pretty well by now, so feel free to jot down the important points.
hitch_hiker
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4 May 2023 7:52am



D3
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4 May 2023 8:50am
hitch_hiker said..




Why?

They didn't get much publicity prior to Covid, yet people still died suddenly, unexpectedly etc
Brent in Qld
Brent in Qld
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4 May 2023 9:47am
The most futile meme to date on the topic.

There were a lot of deaths in sudden succession. The culprit was deemed to be Covid-19 and it was all over the news for a lot longer than 7 days. Various organisations of humans tried to do something about the sudden deaths in way of isolation and vaccines. And here we are.
remery
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4 May 2023 10:19am
No Association Between Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and COVID-19 Vaccination





psychojoe
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4 May 2023 3:36pm
remery said..
No Association Between Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and COVID-19 Vaccination






So what you're saying is that although correlation does not equal causation, a lack of correlation proves the impossibility of causation.
D3
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4 May 2023 7:40pm
psychojoe said..


remery said..
No Association Between Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and COVID-19 Vaccination






So what you're saying is that although correlation does not equal causation, a lack of correlation proves the impossibility of causation.




What causation? Status Quo was maintained?

Pretty sure the last paragraph explains the findings pretty well.
No variation between pre-covid, pre-vaccine or post vaccine OHCAs.
psychojoe
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4 May 2023 7:50pm
D3 said..

psychojoe said..



remery said..
No Association Between Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and COVID-19 Vaccination







So what you're saying is that although correlation does not equal causation, a lack of correlation proves the impossibility of causation.





What causation? Status Quo was maintained?

Pretty sure the last paragraph explains the findings pretty well.
No variation between pre-covid, pre-vaccine or post vaccine OHCAs.


Exactly. You're mistaking absence of proof for proof of absence. I really expected better of you, probably giving you too much credit.
D3
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4 May 2023 8:06pm
psychojoe said..

D3 said..


psychojoe said..




remery said..
No Association Between Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and COVID-19 Vaccination








So what you're saying is that although correlation does not equal causation, a lack of correlation proves the impossibility of causation.






What causation? Status Quo was maintained?

Pretty sure the last paragraph explains the findings pretty well.
No variation between pre-covid, pre-vaccine or post vaccine OHCAs.



Exactly. You're mistaking absence of proof for proof of absence. I really expected better of you, probably giving you too much credit.


Proof of what?
Flying Dutchman
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5 May 2023 1:03am
The tide has turned it seems.
remery
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5 May 2023 7:35am
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FormulaNova
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5 May 2023 8:40am
Flying Dutchman said..
The tide has turned it seems.


I don't even need to watch this to know what it's about:

Clearly it is idiots turning around saying "you should have done this", "you shouldn't have done this", "I would have done...".

All complete bull****. Hindsight is 20/20 and anyone that thinks they can speak from a point of authority is a fool.

I heard Mark McGowan on the radio yesterday answering why so much was spent on RAT tests. He said pretty much the same thing; in that you cannot second guess these things.

Is that the difference between people? Some know that they couldn't have known, and the others saying what they would have done, after the fact?

Fools.
remery
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5 May 2023 9:00am
Deaths per million population so far.

Sweden - 2,362
Australia - 778

I suppose we could have under-reacted and allowed three times a many people to die.
Carantoc
Carantoc
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5 May 2023 9:19am
FormulaNova said..

Flying Dutchman said..
The tide has turned it seems.



I don't even need to watch this to know what it's about:

Clearly it is idiots turning around saying "you should have done this", "you shouldn't have done this", "I would have done...".

All complete bull****. Hindsight is 20/20 and anyone that thinks they can speak from a point of authority is a fool.

I heard Mark McGowan on the radio yesterday answering why so much was spent on RAT tests. He said pretty much the same thing; in that you cannot second guess these things.

Is that the difference between people? Some know that they couldn't have known, and the others saying what they would have done, after the fact?

Fools.


Be-jeeze, FN really ?????


$3m was initially authorised for RAT test spend in WA. It blew out to $580M (the cost of two new hospitals) without any further admin, oversight, review or assessment.


The Auditor General just published a report where they found (amongst other things) the spend on RAT tests was:

"without demonstrable evidence of clear, considered and co-ordinated planning or ongoing advice as to the necessity of the expenditure"

"I have never before witnessed such escalation in the cost of a program over such a short timeframe, occurring with a lack of due consideration of the impacts, or without a record of anyone pausing to ask what level of procurement was sufficient and whether this had been achieved"

...that the WA Dept. of Finance spent $140M on RAT tests without checking with the Dept. of Health about the fact they had already spent $440M and didn't need any more.

...and that about $370M of the tests will now be dumped in the bin, having already handed out as many as they could where-ever and to whoever they could off load them on to.



.......But... FN says this is all rubbish and the Auditor General is a fool.

Option 1) Believe what the independent Auditor General says in a report that took months to research and compile
Option 2) Believe the partisan politician trying to cover up how much he **** -up in a 3 minute radio interview

....only FN could go with Option 2).
Carantoc
Carantoc
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5 May 2023 9:32am
remery said..
Deaths per million population so far.

Sweden - 2,362
Australia - 778

I suppose we could have under-reacted and allowed three times a many people to die.


I suppose we could start by measuring the stats in the same way before we compare them
Shifu
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5 May 2023 12:31pm
The way some of you think you wouldn't have spent any money until after half the population was fkn dead.
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