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https://www.newsbreak.com/news/0P0t0PAu/bill-gates-offers-nigerian-house-of-reps-10-million-bribe-for-speedy-passage-of-compulsory-coronavirus-vaccine-bill-citizens-threaten-action-to-stop-it Bill Gates Offers Nigerian House of Reps $10 Million Bribe for Speedy Passage of Compulsory Coronavirus Vaccine Bill – Citizens Threaten Action to Stop It The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP), on Monday (May 4, 2020), alleged that it has intercepted a human intelligence report that the Nigeria House of Representatives leadership was poised to forcefully pass the compulsory vaccine bill without subjecting it to the traditions of legislative proceedings. In a statement issued and signed by the spokesperson of the opposition political parties, Barrister Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere and sent to DAILY POST in Abuja on Monday, the body urged lawmakers in the lower chamber to rise against impunity. The body in the statement alleged that a sum of $10 million was offered by the American Computer Czar, Bill Gates to influence the speedy passage of the bill without recourse to legislative public hearing, a development they averted as anachronistic, adding that the Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila should be impeached if he forces the bill on members.

Pretty big news out of India. They've been using Hydroxychloroquine to prevent covid. It's been working pretty well. 3 new studies show that it works, not perfectly, but better than nothing, to prevent covid. And, in India, they've just expanded the categories of people who are to get HCQ to prevent covid. https://theprint.in/health/hcq-breakthrough-icmr-finds-its-effective-in-preventing-coronavirus-expands-its-use/427583/

I've been drinking bitter lemon. It's tonic water, with quinine, and also has lemon juice, and I've been drinking I'd say a lot of it. I like it, never really heard of it before all this, wouldn't be drinking it if I didn't like it, I'm not that worried, but if I like it, and if I'd be drinking something, why not this, it's got quinine. And it's under a buck a liter, so it seems cheap to me. Lemon also has antiviral properties.

You're the closest. Over on 8kun the truth is told openly.

If there is no consitutional right to these things, there is DEFINITELY no constitutional right to Abortion.

Their priorities are bizarre. If drinking alcohol can kill the covid germ, shouldn't killing the covid germ be priority 1? First, worry about the covid germ and then, worry about alcoholism. But they don't do that. They seem to be saying something like "We have a great plan and you have to listen to us. It's a great plan and don't complain. We wreck the economy. We hire people to follow you around and track you. If you're sick, we throw you in a nursing home with old people. You did and the old people that we infect by our actions die. We congratulate ourselves when you all die. We do nothing at all to treat you except ventilators, which make you worse. We tell you that there are no treatments even when pubmed is full of potential treatments, and instead of telling you that something doesn't work, we tell you it hasn't been tested, as if that meant that it didn't work. We tell you to wait for an expensive vaccine which almost certainly will not have been tested as safe, as HCQ has."

I spend a whole lot more time over with the Qanons on 8kun, than here, so I'm familiar with the theories about "and then, all at once, everything is great"

The value of good old fashioned alcohol seems to be a mystery. The lies 4 bribes doctors would probably admit that if you poured vodka on your hands, it would work as a hand sanitizer. And if you poured vodka on counters, it would kill corona virus. But the lies 4 bribes doctors seem to do anything to avoid saying that alcohol could also kill covid that's in your mouth, in your throat, or elsewhere in the body. They then prattle on with their "alcoholism bad" story. Bars are closed, bars sell alcohol, alcohol does kill germs. I'd want to hear a lot more about that. But they don't want to tell you about that. Why can't I go to the supermarket, go to the antiviral section and buy a case of antiviral things? Problem solved. Why can't I do that. Why do I have to sort through lies to get to the truth about antivirals, and why can't supermarkets make it easy?

It makes no sense to me that FDA Approved for over 60 years doesn't cut through. "Oh, you're going to Asia? Here, take HCQ so you don't get malaria." That doesn't cut through. Maybe, maybe there aren't the kind of studies that the FDA likes that show it's going to work great. But this drug has been used for a lot of things for a lot of years. Not just malaria, but also lupus and arthritis. It's pretty insane to read MSM articles about this. Articles contain 2 paragraphs. 1) It's reckless to prescribe HCQ, because there are so many people who really really need it for so many things, like lupus and arthritis, and if it's prescribed for the covid, the people that need this won't be able to get it. and then right after that 2) It's deadly toxic poison, that person took the fish parasite aquarium version and died. (that was an overdose by the way, that fish cleaner stuff was the same stuff, but you can't just guess how much to take, they took 10 times as much. Dose is 500 mg, not 5000 mg - a teaspoon.)

All the governors have been doing a terrible job with nursing homes. Most states in the Northeast, most of the dead lived in nursing homes. The governors are doing nothing for them, they're dying, and this virus, which is really only terrible for old people and preexisting conditions, is used as an excuse for some sort of dystopian nightmare regulations. Remove all the extra pseudo laws and dictates, and focus like a laser in making sure that no more deaths in nursing homes.

Does anything really backfire on the MSM? They dig themselves into a big hole and they just dig twice as hard.

The big French study - 3295 with covid - who have gotten hydroxychloroquine + zpack for 3+ days - only 17 have died. There are nursing homes in the US where there are 32 patients with covid and 13 die. Hydroxychloroquine works, and there are other things that work as well. The WHO really doesn't it when cheap meds work. HCQ costs like 31 cents a pill. If it's dangerous, why has it been FDA approved for over 60 years? They give it to people, or they used to, in order to prevent malaria. Prevent. Prescribed to prevent malaria. And it works to prevent death. Why shouldn't it be prescribed to prevent covid. It works to prevent malaria, it helps to prevent death from covid. It seems to me that it definitely could work to prevent covid. And if it's FDA approved, it certainly has to be seen as safe. If someone doesn't think that it's safe enough, maybe covid isn't really all that harmful? You wouldn't be bitching about the the side effects of an FDA approved drug if the thing it's intended to prevent is really all that serious, right? The WHO has been trying to bribe Madagascar which has developed a cheap and easy prevent / treat drink. They offered, according to the President of Madagascar, $20 Million to poison their formula.

Yes. I will add that, going back years, it has been quite easy to host videos on your own website. I'll say that a real long time ago I had a music video website, without the "modern" youtube era web 2.0 era, preceding youtube by 5-10 years, using RealVideo technology of the late 1990s. That was easy to do, but it wasn't easy for users to upload their own videos, it was actually not possible. But, for me at least, it was easy enough to set up a website that basically duplicated a lot of functions of youtube - and facebook. Using Joomla and plugins, components, etc. Actually, I did this in combination with someone here on RPF. Someone here bought the domain bachmann2012.com, and someone here said "hey, I bought bachmann2012.com, does anyone want to put up a website at bachmann2012.com?" And I jumped in and said sure, and it was a pretty full featured site, but of course not popular, but it had the ability to upload a video and a social network, and a set of other features like that, and it was pretty easy to build, so, I'm just saying that 8 years ago it was easy enough to do, pretty quick, pretty easy, pretty cheap. These days you have to worry about being deplatformed by things like crowdstrike dropping you leaving you vulnerable to ddos attacks, which was what happened to 8chan which caused them to move to 8kun, and other things like that that I didn't have to worry about. So, in theory, it really should be easy enough to throw together a video component on top of a regular joomla install and be up and running in no time, a place to put Plandemic that should stay up for days, and in theory forever. Really though, these days you might need an entire conservative infrastructure, because this that and the other thing could deplatform you.

Anarchy. It is legal to kill the bad guys. Currently, and during all of our lifetimes, the bad guys bribe the government and the government protects the bad guys. I'm in favor of anarchy. No government. I don't believe that anarchy is the best way to go for long periods of time, but a short, brief period of time when the good guys, who are generally lazy and worried that the government is not on their side, which is generally true, can quickly figure out who the bad guys are and where they live, and many already know who they are, and the peasants with the pitchforks can go and kill the bad guys. But we can't have that anarchy for all that long. I'd imagine it would be pretty stressful. So, yeah, it seems like we'd need that anarchy to get rid of those entrenched bad guys. Fauci has had his job for something like 35 years. Currently, doing anything along those lines would be definitely illegal, but if there was anarchy, that would mean that it would not be illegal.

"October Surprise". I've spent a lot more time over on 8 over the last few years than here. Some arguments include "if you tell people the truth, they'll all have to go to the hospital, and we can't have that" We also hear "saving Israel for last" - because a whole lot of people have pretty much concluded that Israel, Mossad, Rothschild, Soros, etc are the problem. Because, if you're reading Q, over on 8, you'll know that it isn't just the top of the FBI and the top of the CIA that's the problem - an easy enough problem to solve - there are layers and layers and layer of deep state. We're learning about the vaccine, medical cabal with Gates and Fauci, and the banker cabal (which we know all about) and there's the internet cabal which wasn't what it was when we were getting started here in 2007.

Why don't we have a medicine for this? Is this the first virus we've ever seen? We knew 100 years ago that quinine in tonic water prevented the flu. What happened? Why do we not know this any more? Shouldn't there have been 100 years of advancement in the right direction, instead of some journey to a dystopian nightmare?

Might be done? What key vote did REPUBLICAN Susan Collins give to push Obamacare forward? I can't remember exactly what it was, but she still has her job. It's not like Maine is filled with political studs. If Maine is closed for an extended period of time, people will just leave. Old people with money move here. They already had jobs, they have money. Maine has crazy high taxes, crazy high regulations. Maine is definitely #1 in the types of cans and bottles that they make you return. And that's fine with Mainers. Taxes are high, driving people out. And when the population really never grows, there is little new construction, so, the pretty nature - which definitely is there, and the cute old 19th century towns - which definitely are there - stay preserved. You definitely don't want the rest of the US to be like Maine, but, if you like the pretty nature and the cute old towns, Maine definitely does have that going for it. There are a lot of parts of the US which are just generic crap, miles and miles of generic crap. That's not Maine. No doubt that this country is getting worse, year in, year out, and has in my pretty long lifetime. Maine's version of getting worse is at least different than the version of getting worse that other states have been implementing. In PA, there are state stores to buy liquor. In Maine, you can buy liquor in grocery stores. So, that's good. It's getting worse everywhere.

If I recall correctly, this vote took place on a day where there was a contested Democrat primary, and no contested GOP primary. Turnout issues.

They want Fed Gov money to go to the businesses that are closed. If they don't get Fed Gov money, they'll blame Trump.

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Why don't we have cures, treatments and preventatives of viruses? It's not like this is the first time that we've ever had a virus. The Spanish flu was 100 years ago. That should've sent a clear signal that we should have some sort of medicine for things like this. And somehow, we don't? F the entire medical profession for being so incompetent that they can't just give us something that will cure - at least sometimes, treat - at least sometimes - prevent - at least sometimes. 100 years, and they have nothing for us? Why did they put the guy who wanted to shoot us up with a mixture of dead babies and mercury in charge?

#ReleaseTheCures

Every piece of news is awful. Use the Sherman Anti Trust Act and break up all of those tech giants.

I should add that there really aren't too many people here that need persuading on these points. If we could just persuade people on RPF that 9/11 was an inside job, or Mossad, then we'll have accomplished something. Uh, we wouldn't have gotten here in 2007 if we thought that it was a Muslim in a cave who did 9/11. What I don't think anyone really has any idea of is what to do. All the candidates have dark undiscovered stains and they're all blackmailed. We know this but what do we do about it. Is there some sort of hidden provision somewhere that says that if we don't vote, we don't have government any more? Do we have to write NONE OF THE ABOVE in all caps? Or NO GOVERNMENT? I don't think any of those things will work. The US and Israel are terrible countries. Things are getting worse. Maybe Trump saves the day. But things so far are just getting worse. What are the solutions? There really don't seem to be many. Most solutions that people can do are illegal. The best words to you is to get pissed off when anyone says anything bad about suicide. It might give people the clear idea that this country is total garbage, and the best solution for anyone who knows it is to just kill yourself. Move that "Overton window" away from fighting about raising the minimum wage laws. The country is garbage, it's always getting worse, bad people are in charge, and they choose bad people over good, so there's little that can be done, so why not kill yourself? When someone who is "woke" and wants to correct the behaviors of regular people hears that, they might understand that we're not all on the same page when it comes to "wokeness".

Also, another option, Epstein isn't dead, he's in some sort of witness protection program, testifying. The least likely option is Epstein killing himself.

Anarchy. Warlords. Kill the rich and take their money. Things like that. Those are not practical solutions, politicians are not going to propose those solutions. We are not going to get those solutions. Here on RPF, our view is typically that there are too many laws, so one more law would just be one more law worse than before. Everything is rotten in the US, and typically, the law they remove is one of a handful of good ones and the new law they add will make things worse. I don't know about a tax on the top .1%. I'll go with a massive tax on the top 0.0001%. Perhaps they could have a caveat there, that if they can prove that they got to be Billionaires without any bribery at all, they can be exempt from the tax. Our solutions here on RPF are almost always something that have to do with the government, and are almost always something that are plausible. The entire history of Libertarianism, let's say starting in the early 70s, but those numbers could be wrong, has been being against new laws, and losing that battle. And things have gotten much worse in the last 50 years. Some of us here, perhaps many, maybe even most, choose Libertarianism because there really aren't that many distinct ideologies to choose from, and Libertarianism is one of the ideologies that proposes a solution to the "everything sucks" problem. Ron back in 2007 spent a while identifying the problems - bad guys - in pretty much the same way that Trump did - bad guys. The solutions that Ron offered were different than Trumps solutions, Trump being more protectionist, but they're not all that far apart. Trump was largely Buchananite in his talking points. Now it doesn't appear that Trump is actually doing much of anything to get the bad guys, but, maybe, who knows? It's not like it's ever gotten better, only worse. The government isn't going to mail everyone a machete and then say "we're closing up, go get the bad guys."

"Vulnerable should shelter, younger should keep working. No collapse of economy over relatively small vulnerable segment of population" Yeah, that sounds fine. But it seems like the point is - government shouldn't be ordering businesses to shut down. Maybe the vulnerable shelter, maybe they don't. Maybe the younger keep working, maybe they don't. But the government shouldn't be declaring that certain types of businesses are unnecessary, and force them to close.

Do we not do medicine in this country any more? Is this the first virus ever? It looks like the medical profession is garbage - and yet our solution to that is to give them more money? I want to go to the antiviral section of the supermarket and buy myself an antiviral drink, out of the many choices of antiviral drinks they have available. If you do a search - pubmed, antiviral and a pretty big number of natural things, you'll find that there are quite a few natural things that have antiviral properties. Why does each person have to do that research themselves, and make the drinks themselves? Why couldn't we have, 100 years ago, accumulated all that research, and had a solution to "any old virus" nailed down then, and ready to buy in the antivirus section of the supermarket. No way am I taking a vaccine, and so many people are not taking a vaccine, but they'd go to the supermarket and buy an antiviral drink, which might be quinine water with garlic, ginger and cinnamon, or it might be something else, the winners of the science shootout that has been taking place for the last 100 years? But our garbage government hasn't done anything to encourage the development of that antiviral drink, and they actually work to shut that down.