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THE MEANING OF OZ - All you need to know!

 
 
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Reply Fri 22 Jan, 2021 04:23 pm
@Builder,
I worry where you are in the socials it sounds like a rabbit hole. And I don’t agree about Newscorp in tota they still have holdouts like Craig Kelly and Rowan effin Dean. I imagine Chris Kelly is in there two but he doesn’t show his head after embarrassing himself o election night.

Anyway, Arnold Schwarzenegger makes an interesting point about rabbit holes at the end of this piece -even though his topic is not the election:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EsQvLtdXUAUlqU7.jpg

hingehead
 
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Reply Fri 22 Jan, 2021 09:26 pm
@Builder,
Ooh, I found another one on your team, Builder: Ned Zelic former Socceroo.

https://twitter.com/nedzelic/status/1352735070562512896?s=21

Judging from the responses your 90% is still looking way off.
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hingehead
 
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Reply Sat 23 Jan, 2021 07:00 am
@Builder,
You’re quoting comments from channel 7’s site and you think I’m paying too much attention to MSM.

The players
Chris Kenny - renowned dog ****** and Sky after dark sewage outlet
Craig Kelly - LNP backbencher, climate change denier, antivaxxer and presidential election conspiracy nut (who our last two PMs have intervene in preselections in to prevent him being dropped by his own local branch
Rowan Dean - editor of the Aust Ed of the Spectator and an Olympic qualifying dickhead who tried to be the next Andrew Bolt but lacked the’charm’.

Schwarzenegger was the republican governor of California. The fact that you’re using ‘liberal’ as a slur American style worries me. I know you’re a smart guy and passionate about solar. Are you OK?
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Reply Sat 23 Jan, 2021 04:42 pm
@Builder,
Well god old Scotty From Marketing has managed to distance himself from the global conspiracy that ludicrously suggests that the US presidential elections were free and fair https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/australian-politics/2021/01/16/atkins-scott-morrison-unmasked/
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Reply Sun 24 Jan, 2021 12:53 am
@Builder,
Hard to see this driven by anything by anything but his ties to the evangelical church and his close advisor and qanon nutter Tim Stewart.

Side question, do you agree with the idea that Jan 6 storming of the capitol was a false flag operation by neo-marxists? Because Craig Kelly does, and Morrison is happy for him to promote the idea. Just wondering where your conspiracy boundaries lie.
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Reply Sun 24 Jan, 2021 07:07 am
@Builder,
Quote:

The president isn't the last word on anything, when you look at the bigger picture
I think youve hit on the REAL PROBLEM. Congress, in the last 20 years or so has ceded a lot of its Constitutionally assigned responsibilities to the president(unoficially) and when we get a demagogue , that president can wreak a lot of havoc in our system.
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Reply Thu 4 Feb, 2021 01:04 am
@Builder,
Haven't watched it but Dr Lee Merrit has a lot of experience AS AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON.

She's not a fan of vaccinations and is pro-hydroxychloroquine. Whereas WHO says it's not an effective treatment for hospitalised COVID 19 patients
https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease-covid-19-hydroxychloroquine

She calls vaccinations a 'treatment of last resort' in article for the journal of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons - which might sound impressive but there actually an anti-vaccination, anti-universal health insurance, pro-Trump, anti gun control (!) ultra-conservative backwards looking organisation of just 5,000 members (including Rand Paul) Source

They've pushed:
HIV does not cause AIDS
Vaccines cause Autism
Abortion causes breast cancer
Illegal aliens cause leprosy

Additional Source

You really know how to pick a source of information.
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Reply Thu 4 Feb, 2021 08:10 pm
@hingehead,
I see you got your "information" from wikipedia, you know, the "source" that is easily and simply altered and "adjusted" by the user-base, often to suit an agenda.

Here's the org's actual website, and I will note that the NHS has approved Ivermectin for post-covid symptom treatment, which is a godsend for those of us who've had the virus, and experience long-covid symptoms.

https://aapsonline.org/
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Reply Thu 4 Feb, 2021 11:40 pm
@Builder,
I understand very well how Wikipedia works - I'm a contributor - and I know that bullshit is picked up very quickly and that there are citations backing up each statement - so you can check primary sources.

In addition Wikipedia wasn't my only source.

Good advice from you though "If an organisation seems dodgey check their website to see if they say they're dodgey" SMFH.

And this is classic you
builder wrote:
I will note that the NHS has approved Ivermectin for post-covid symptom treatment


Go to the NHS web site and search for ivermectin - NO RESULTS - so you're still peddling falsehoods. (I did find in a google search for NHS Ivermectin something about it's use in treating blepharitis)

Here's a PDF advice from NSW Health Ivermectin and COVID 19
tl;dr insufficient evidence

That doesn't discount that ivermectin might have a role - but nowhere does the NHS say they approve it for COVID-19.
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Reply Thu 4 Feb, 2021 11:41 pm
@Builder,
PS really sorry to hear that you had COVID and are suffering long-COVID symptoms - that's really shitty. Hope you feel better soon.
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Reply Fri 5 Feb, 2021 07:52 am
@Builder,
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because the "vaccine" does nothing effectively

Why do you persist with this thought when a) there is more than one vaccine, and b) clinical tests for the four most prominent vaccines have shown no deaths through covid? Sure, there's doubts whether it stops you from spreading it but it also saves you from dying from it.

Thanks ( Rolling Eyes ) for yet again floating past your obvious mistaken statement about ivermectin being approved by the NHS.

Does long covid affect your analytical skills?
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Reply Fri 5 Feb, 2021 10:38 pm
@hingehead,
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or yet again floating past your obvious mistaken statement about ivermectin being approved by the NHS.


Just like you "floating past" your flat out denial that covid19 was (and still is) SARS CoV2, right?

https://www.who.int/csr/don/31-december-2020-sars-cov2-variants/en/

You're both dull, and boring.

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Does long covid affect your analytical skills?


Hard to say, with any conviction.
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Reply Sat 6 Feb, 2021 09:42 am
@Builder,
That argument, that you lost was about the name of the virus versus the name of the disease. Happy to track down the thread if you want to be shown you’re wrong all over again. Which indeed must get boring.
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Reply Sat 6 Feb, 2021 08:13 pm
@hingehead,
It's on this thread, a few pages back. The Lancet agrees with me.

Fri 10 Jul, 2020 10:43 pm
@Builder,
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Not to disagree with most of your points saying COVID is a form of SARS is like saying cats are of a form of hyenas, in that they are both mammals.

SARS is way less infectious than COVID-19 (it's lower respiratory rather than higher respiratory)
 

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