COVID Bullshit Thread

[Brooke Shields]

The funeral business is booming. And not because of Covid

How bad is the rise in mortality? So bad funeral companies are starting to worry. Today Service Corporation International, the largest for-profi…

alexberenson.substack.com

15% more calls = deaths are up 15% from q3 2019

What’s that they say about stock investing? Buy when there’s blood on the streets.

Is it because the "covid deaths" weren't actually covid deaths(lies), or because they're adamant on suppressing "covid deaths" (lying) ???

 

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[RobertMewler]

All it took was waiting it out:

Not that I'd visit that fag country anyway. #PureBlood

 

[FranksWirecutters]

All it took was waiting it out:

Not that I'd visit that fag country anyway. #PureBlood

I'm originally Canadian and I can't fault you there. Don't dismiss it completely, just wait a few years. The only place I still visit is Nova Scotia because there's still something about it. If you want one of the most ruggedly beautiful places try Brier Island around the beginning of October when they have their fake Thanksgiving. The leaves are changing, the weather is cool but mild, and the tourists are gone. From the lodge there's a hiking trail that goes all the way around the island and it'll kick anyone's ass because it's scrambling over granite boulders.

If you want scallops that taste like scallops then Digby is right there.

Fly into Boston and do the 9 or so hour drive and take the ferry to Digby.

There's also some interesting history there with this guy being the first to sail by himself around the world.

Joshua Slocum - Wikipedia

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The wine at Jost is also amazing. Go to Halifax and see the stacks from trailer park boys.

Nice being a tour guide, stupid.

 

[RobertMewler]

I'm originally Canadian and I can't fault you there. Don't dismiss it completely, just wait a few years. The only place I still visit is Nova Scotia because there's still something about it. If you want one of the most ruggedly beautiful places try Brier Island around the beginning of October when they have their fake Thanksgiving. The leaves are changing, the weather is cool but mild, and the tourists are gone. From the lodge there's a hiking trail that goes all the way around the island and it'll kick anyone's ass because it's scrambling over granite boulders.

If you want scallops that taste like scallops then Digby is right there.

Fly into Boston and do the 9 or so hour drive and take the ferry to Digby.

There's also some interesting history there with this guy being the first to sail by himself around the world.

Joshua Slocum - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

The wine at Jost is also amazing. Go to Halifax and see the stacks from trailer park boys.

Nice being a tour guide, stupid.

Those locations sound heavenly. Newfoundland would be on my list too. I'm a sucker for seascapes, boulders, lichen, and moss. Fawk, you're making me want to hike around there right about now. Get inside somewhere cozy, buy some local wool yarn.. heaven.

 

[FranksWirecutters]

Those locations sound heavenly. Newfoundland would be on my list too. I'm a sucker for seascapes, boulders, lichen, and moss. Fawk, you're making me want to hike around there right about now. Get inside somewhere cozy, buy some local wool yarn.. heaven.

The harbor seals watch you along the hike. If you catch them at the right time you can listen to them moo to each other.

Once you reach the point you can see the lighthouse you get your hopes up. But it's still nothing but boulders for miles.

It's the highest tides in the world and can change 40ft. During low tide that ferry is at the bottom of the pier. High tide its just below. When you get on the ferry at low tide and wait the half hour or more to load the captain is constantly moving the ferry to go in or out with it.

Port Royal is pretty because of the rose gardens. They have rose bushes from the 1700s.

Wolfville is fun because you can see where your Cajuns came from when they kicked the acadians out.

 

[RobertMewler]

 

[Jesse Ventura]

 

[Gay Faggot.]

Good for him. Hopefully the business’ that caved will get fucked enough to make a change. Or it will only be small business’ that this ends up fucking over and will only help the government. I hope it’s not the latter.

 

[RobertMewler]

I haven't seen the source document but doctors in Ontario are allegedly being suggested to place non-vaxxers on psych meds.

Video: https://nitter.net/Resist_05/status/1593887898788851712

 

[LockedHDD__Pot]

I haven't seen the source document but doctors in Ontario are allegedly being suggested to place non-vaxxers on psych meds.

Video: https://nitter.net/Resist_05/status/1593887898788851712

I've lost respect for the majority of doctors, they (especially younger Drs) lack critical/ethical thinking, they've been trained to work by protocol only, but their hubris & egos are worse than ever.

A similar issue for vax-injured; many doctors will go down the route of depression / anxiety to explain fatigue, pains, anxiety (even with high heartrate/BP). Basic bloodwork panel won't show anything if vax.

People are best to avoid losing any control to the medical system, especially as they're mostly ideologues who think there are too many people on the planet.

 

[guest]

I watch a lot of Food Network and most of their advertising is medicine and most of that time is saying side effects. Then a covid shot commercial comes on and the ending is saying children as young as 5 can get it. It stinks and I don't like it!

 

[guest]

Non-COVID excess deaths way up:

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[guest]

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Trending on Twitter.

 

[Carl Winslow]

Binge drinking and the heat kill people all the time. It’s crazy.

 

[RobertMewler]

 

[Carl Winslow]

Wall Street Silver on Gab: 'How it started vs how it’s going ... 🔥🔥🔥 🔊sound …'

Wall Street Silver on Gab: 'How it started vs how it’s going ... 🔥🔥🔥 🔊sound ON ...🧐🤣'

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[FranksWirecutters]

 

[RobertMewler]

 

[Carl Winslow]

Lmao: