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Yep, that’s what they did, just lined em up and shot em.

Mercy

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Extreme? What is that supposed to mean in this context? 400,000 Americans have died. More than WWII. More than any other country. Per capita, 10 to 100 times more. This is a catastrophe. It was totally avoidable. It is the second worst catastrophe in U.S. history, second only the Civil War. If someone had predicted in December 2018 that in the coming year 400,000 people would die for no reason, in ways that could have been easily prevented, you would not have believed it. No one would have believed it! The situation is unthinkable. It is far out of any reasonable, sane, rational expectation for a 21st century nation.

Do you think there is any excuse for this? Do you not see that it is the worst mistake and the most irresponsible and destructive set of events in U.S. political history?

I cannot think of enough extreme words to describe it. If you do not see it as extreme, what would be? What if a president were to select 400,000 people at random, line them up, and machine gun them? Would that be extreme enough? For all intents and purposes, that is what the administration did.

they never stop until you stop them.

Quote from JedRothwell

COVID-19 is political! That is all it is -- there is no other dimension of history of it. There is no other cause for the slaughter. It is like World War I. It was something we chose to do to ourselves. All those people died for no reason. Any doctor could have told us how to avoid it. They all did tell us! "Wear a mask" they said, but we went ahead and killed all those people instead.

The catastrophe in the U.S. was caused by Trump. Because he decided to oppose the use of masks and other public health steps for political benefit, and because he decided to make no plans to distribute the vaccines. They don't even know how many doses are available!

The catastrophe is entirely political. Politics is the one and only cause of it, and the only reason why it killed so many more people than it should have. It was ego, pride, greed, stupidity and the lust for power. History will see this as black, and evil, and utterly pointless as a World War I battle, albeit on a smaller scale. It reminds me of Wilfred Owen's poem:

The Parable of the Old Man and the Young

So Abram rose, and clave the wood, and went,

And took the fire with him, and a knife.

And as they sojourned both of them together,

Isaac the first-born spake and said, My Father,

Behold the preparations, fire and iron,

But where the lamb for this burnt-offering?

Then Abram bound the youth with belts and straps,

And builded parapets and trenches there,

And stretchèd forth the knife to slay his son.

When lo! an Angel called him out of heaven,

Saying, Lay not thy hand upon the lad,

Neither do anything to him. Behold,

A ram caught in a thicket by its horns;

Offer the Ram of Pride instead of him.

But the old man would not so, but slew his son

And half the seed of Europe, one by one

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You do tell the truth sometimes even though nobody can read it. The people who sent Europe to war and in fact virtually all wars are truly diabolical. "They" would gladly genocide the native European tribes, and history showed they did. It was all political if not spiritual. It is black and evil Half of the swiss have pharonic blood, yes we know that they love to deceive, and that the Knights Templars churches turn the chairs around, or that the inverted cross is such a nice deception worn by Melinda, and Hilary. Prescott Bush funded the WWII effort and that too was a sacrifice of all sides in NYC by Cheney and Bush.

Everyone who can see knows that the viper servant class is installed in DC. That they are sending their homage to Obelisk images "honoring" the deaths of innocents.

I do agree that the dark forces appear to be doing the victory dance. They get to play Royalty 2.0 and issue mandates of compliance and moral shaming. They also will wave the flag of Science around while never alllow Ivermectin into the solution mix. These are truly deplorable puppets who we wouldn't let around our kids for thirty seconds.

But what I fear is on the horizon is a civil war and inciting internal conflict -- like they always do.

I am surprised by how easy it is too fool so many people and for others how quickly the courage leaves them even on internet forums (especially when the trolls start their inflammatory hyperbole), but c'est la vie.

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Most promising IMO are still the Japanese working with the powders, Larry Forsley and his team over at NASA, and the new kids on the block Safire/Aureon Energy. Will have to see if Frank Gordon is on to something before adding him to list. And then there are BLP and BEC still in the picture.

So in answer to your question; nothing much is new since you left. Same old, same old.

Reminds me Rossi did not post a

picture of the ECat-SKL I asked for.

But I think he is still in the picture.

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But the grass is cut

Quote from Eric Walker

I have been away for a while.

Some chronic infestations have been weeded out..

dense matter theory has a new kid on the block since 2017.. gaining popularity..

https://www.researchgate.net/p…RDIzBPrCVwR92UhQDw&_iepl=

These days, all manner of malfeasance is swept under the rug under the contention that it is “political”. Very reminiscent of the excuse for abhorrent behavior as being “just business and not personal”. Sorry, but evil is evil.

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interested observer one thing I've learned about discussions on topics that are surrounded in controversy is that different people will have different ideas about what should be allowed.

Good point. I think some issues are inherently political, while others are not. Comments about politics are appropriate where the issue itself is political. They should be less welcome when the issue is not political.

For example, mainstream journals tend to reject papers about cold fusion because of academic politics. The JCMNS occasionally rejects papers because they are off topic -- not about cold fusion, or because they are poorly written. (In the latter case they may send the paper to me, for rescue.) That's not political. A rejected author may think it is political, but it isn't.

To take another example, Fauci and most other researchers think that HCQ is not effective against COVID-19. Trump, and many supporters here, think these researchers have rejected the drug for political reasons. The BBC reported that Trump thinks they oppose it because he supports it. (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53575964) In other words, Trump and the supporters here think this is a political issue, therefore political comments are appropriate.

So, is HCQ political or not? I have not looked closely at the studies, so I cannot judge. Reports say it failed the double blind tests. Such tests are usually reliable, so if these reports are accurate I suppose it is not effective in most cases. There was one test that was faked, and was later retracted. That sounds political. But you cannot reject the other tests because that one test was corrupted by politics.

Fauci said:

"We know that every single good study - and by good study I mean randomised control study in which the data are firm and believable - has shown that hydroxychloroquine is not effective in the treatment of Covid-19."

He seems like a reliable person to me. Without knowing more about it, I am inclined to assume he is right. But I cannot hold a strong view about this. I don't really know if this has been politicized. So I guess if it were up to me, the political comments about this topic should be allowed here. However, people making these comments should acknowledge that many researchers sincerely believe HCQ is not effective. These researchers are not all engaged in a conspiracy against HCQ. Saying they are takes politics too far. An issue can be somewhat political, and somewhat not political.

Not all opposition to cold fusion is political. There are other reasons people reject it. Mainly because they have not done their homework. The published opponents I have read, other than Huizenga, knew nothing about the subject. They got the details wrong. For example, they thought mixing might be a problem with F&P's calorimeter. That's incorrect, for technical reasons spelled out by F&P. That's not politics. It is just sloppy work.

(Details about mixing are here, p. 25: https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/RothwellJreviewofth.pdf)

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So, is HCQ political or not?

No it's strictly business.

But in the USA this is the same as political as the top shott's usually are paid jumping jacks of top business.

HCQ and Ivermectin CoV-19 therapy costs nothing - 1-2$ a full treatment. And worse: These two cause no damage at all .... So no long term benefits for the mafia...

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No it's strictly business.

Twitter business.. the arbiter of correct medical treatment.. Dr Jack Dorsey..

12/27: Twitter has censored our account @CovidAnalysis. There was no notification, no explanation, no warning, they have deleted all our contacts and messages, and they do not respond to support requests. We have never received any kind of warning.
Twitter is censoring early medical treatment. For example, they censored the Brazilian Ministry of Health (1.2M followers) for telling people to request early treatment, and they censored an entire medical journal (European Journal of Medical & Health Sciences) after the journal published a study with positive results for ivermectin (update: the journal is no longer being censored).

https://ivmmeta.com/twitter.html