COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774)

Yes. But you should be 3 years of seeds. And aim for 3 years of food.

It took me until this month to truly feel comfortable with our preps.

And if you think that’s a lot of food… what’s your plan for personal hygiene products? Inflation is already happening.

And with the virus endemic… the grind down is only a matter of time. A very short time.

How large is your current garden?

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I am not doing a garden until it’s safe to or until necessary. We have enough canned and freeze dried veggies to get us through several years. I would like to do it sooner, but it’s not the current concern.

Do you have any idea how much food that is? This calculator only goes upto one year!.... [link to ezprepping.com (secure)]

How large have they been in the past?

I know how to lead a community. I can scale up.

Not worried. I will raise up a small agricultural block and teach others… when it comes to that.

Lab-origin - now 99.99% imo.

Evidence:
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Especially see Para 16:
16. THE PROPOSAL INCLUDES THE INTRODUCTION OF “HUMAN-SPECIFIC CLEAVAGE SITES”
Human protease-specific site insertion was proposed. The proposal does not specify exactly which protease, but does discuss Furin in the preceding text.

Discussion, for the record:-
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TheSeeker268: To quote a zoonotic-origin proponent, who told me in private: "People are taking this grant proposal very seriously. It changes the equation...This is not something they should have kept
hidden...This is something they need to provide immediate clear and direct answers on." pic.twitter.com/jBceFTtA4X

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TheSeeker268: In a statement, Drastic said: “Given that we find in this proposal a discussion of the planned introduction of human-specific cleavage sites, a review by the wider scientific community of
the plausibility of artificial insertion is warranted.”

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TheSeeker268: "The proposal also included plans to mix high-risk natural coronavirus strains with more infectious but less dangerous varieties."

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ChuckPaulen: 3. They are talking about the Furin Cleavage Site in general, which was quite effective in the wild type first observed. Notably, the DARPA proposal shows for the first time, the intent to
insert FCSs into SARSr-CoVs in Wuhan Top Right 4. See 2

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DaveAtkinsonMD: chimera virsues at UNC, humanized mouse work and passage at WIV. Also, the grant didn't get funded by the US, meaning if China wanted to pursue these goals they would have to pursue them
locally. The non-funding means that you can only take home their intent, not the mechanism.

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TheSeeker268: That deafening silence you hear is the sound of the natural origin folks knowing this demonstrably raises the plausibility of a lab origin, but stubbornly refusing to change their minds.
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MonaRahalkar: The Defuse proposal is absolutely right, as Daszak did not protest a word on his Twitter. Instead he retweeted that much of the work was proposed to be done in NCarolina. @Ayjchan The
proposal is authentic!

So, you have never grown a garden through seasons and weather.

Yes, this was known pre-pandemic....Common Anti-Parasitic Agent Eases Motor Symptoms, Aids Remyelination in MS Mouse Model... [link to multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com (secure)]

So, you have never grown a garden through seasons and weather.

Interesting, indeed, about the Ivermectin in relation to MS. It's been used for treating Lyme, too, which can also cause demyelination.

The cognitive decline and changes that go along with these conditions is very scary.

Where is Corona Coaster? Anyone hear from them?

No. And I am concerned.

Whoohoo.... I managed to score another 12 pack of Ivermectin to add to my stockpile. It's been hard to find lately, but I got some through a local saddlery. It arrived today.

With all the exposure I have had to have to people, recently, I think anything I can do to protect myself is a good thing. If nothing else, I do think it helps keep my Lyme symptoms largely in check, and I feel pretty sure it is one of the most effective things we have going for us against COVID, too.

i was getting concerned bout CAT too. she has been on just quiet in here. there are probly others too.

Mayo Clinic describes many of the conditions that could put someone at high risk for severe COVID.

Lung problems, including asthma
COVID-19 targets the lungs, so you’re more likely to develop severe symptoms if you already have lung problems, such as:

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Lung cancer
Cystic fibrosis
Pulmonary fibrosis
Moderate to severe asthma
Heart disease
Many types of heart disease can make you more likely to develop severe COVID-19 symptoms. These include:

Cardiomyopathy
Pulmonary hypertension
Congenital heart disease
Heart failure
Coronary artery disease
Diabetes and obesity
Type 1 or type 2 diabetes can increase your risk of serious COVID-19 symptoms. Having a higher body mass index that’s considered overweight, obese or severely obese also increases this risk.

Diabetes and obesity
Type 1 or type 2 diabetes can increase your risk of serious COVID-19 symptoms. Having a higher body mass index that’s considered overweight, obese or severely obese also increases this risk.

Weakened immune system
A healthy immune system fights the germs that cause disease. But many conditions and treatments can weaken your immune system, including:

Organ transplants
Cancer treatments
Bone marrow transplant
HIV/AIDS
Long-term use of prednisone or similar drugs that weaken your immune system
Chronic kidney or liver disease
Chronic kidney or liver disease can weaken your immune system, which may increase your risk of being seriously ill with COVID-19. Also, having serious COVID-19 symptoms and taking medications to treat the disease may have negative effects on the liver.

Down syndrome
People with Down syndrome are more likely to develop lung infections in general, so they are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19. They also are at higher risk of already having many of the health problems that have been linked to developing severe COVID-19 symptoms — including heart disease, sleep apnea, obesity and diabetes.

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Thanks JAZZz50. That reinforces my resolve to get the booster, when its available! If you are completely healthy, and you are able to live a life without covid 19 contamination, I would live a life without vaccination. Unfortunately, at my age, living in the Los Angeles Covid cauldron, I really have no choice if I want to be around when my grand-children are born.

We are running out of dominoes.

Rasen, some day please will you tell us about the real story of the widgets?