** Dr. Fauci was asked why Texas, with no statewide restrictions, hasn’t yet seen a surge this spring, unlike other states.

His answer? It’s not the mandates that matter, it’s behavior. And Texans are simply behaving better than people in Michigan.

Just watch. It’s astounding. ** - bergerbell

A word from pandemic sponsor Bill Gates.

A Ding classic! As good as the "leaked" Wuhan videos early last year.

Classic Ding is never true, or proportionate, and yet oddly enough, never censored! He's on the "right" side of the chosen narrative.

Reality:

Some outcomes:

- Definite/probable/possible SARS-COV-2 cardiac involvement was identified in 21/3018 (0.7%) athletes

-No athlete diagnosed with definite/probable/possible cardiac involvement had an adverse cardiac event through the available follow-up period (median 113 d)

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.121.054824

Balloon rightly called the two Eric's out last year for the insane fearmongering.

As did Nahas. But as ever the small voices of rationale got cancelled, ridiculed or censored.

I'm always surprised when others are surprised. Dropbox and GROVE have been heavily censoring lawful content for quite sometime.

Mega.nz works very well for cloud storage.

Here is the file GDrive censored. Vaccination headlines from around the world.

Be careful with such "dangerous" material, it could harm online "community safety" ;-)

Masking on Zoom calls. ?!

“The same peo­ple who as­sured the pub­lic that a few weeks of lock­down would con­trol the pan­demic now ar­gue that vac­ci­nat­ing chil­dren, for whom no vac­cine has yet been ap­proved, is es­sen­tial to end the pan­demic.”

https://archive.is/2bw35

ROFLMAO at these old tweets that fueled hysteria.

"In our real world, the virus will continue to spread until it cannot reach enough new or susceptible people to infect, that is, herd immunity. Thus lockdown only prolongs the inevitable"

https://www.newsweek.com/yale-professor-lockdowns-1585070

BBC headline article and first two articles.

Greek Prime Minister’s desk.