are are you still disinfecting your groceries, wiping down your shoes, and leaving your mail outside to decontaminate?

Look up thread, I did tell you.

No I never did, but I admit to buying a $15 can of Lysol on ebay just in case. I still have it, never cracked it open.

NO! I never did it, and I do shop for groceries and items at stores such as the military PX and commissary, ClassVI store, Marshalls, Michaels, Costco, etc. I pick up my mail from the mailbox, handle Amazon prime packages/boxes left at my door, handle and open post office packages....

Never did I feel I should "decontaminate."

Last Edited by nutmeg on 03/05/2021 08:38 AM

I never did any of that shit one time and I still haven't gotten sick

Wow, way to out yourself as a dumbass.

I never once did anything different, other that comply with the law under coercion by wearing a "mask" (thin, loose bandana) solely within confines of an establishment that enforced it under penalty of trespass.

Hell no. Never did. I welcomed Covid. Everyone (under 60) SHOULD have been INJECTED with it in Feb. of last year. But NO ! It's really embarrassing...a CRIME against humanity. Our government, like all the rest, adhered to international agreements and shit on sovereignty.

I swear I had this "covid" flu late 2019. was pretty sick for a few days but have not been sick since. I work in a hospital and have been around all sorts of sick people, I get a bug maybe once in 5 years.

Oh yeah, absolutely.

Been doing it religiously since day 1 for almost 400 days straight now.

I wear disposable gloves handling all my groceries, lay them out on the table and spray each sealed container with a can of lysol. Make sure you get all around the containers, front back side and bottom so you can be sure to kill all of the virus.

I wear baggies on my shoes like they do in the hospital when I go out and throw them in the bin net to my front door before I come in.

It's been cold outside below freezing so with the mail I leave it outside for 72 hours and that should kill most of the virus, of course it is still best to spray all my bills and junk mail down with lysol spray because I wouldn't even take a chance to have this deadly pandemic spread any more than it has.

March 2020, personally passed it November 2019, or was it October 2019, can't remember. Could not breath, did not go away, really weird flu, but no one catched it from family, as always when having the flu, wear mask when near them. It was a bad case of flu, true. But survived without any problem afterwards, immune knows what to do and each person knows what to do, for example, when realized that it did not go away after some days, almost 10 days after, instantly took vibramycin, a simple antibiotic that works personally, and it worked. Then just took one vitamin C 1000 every day and till now, after finding this site and reading about vitamin c that some mentioned. But it was a kind of weird flu, was coughing so hard that started to spit blood, never got afraid though, even when could not breath, all the power it has is from the way the recipient will reflect on it.

I have a friend who said she leaves her groceries out on the counter after shopping to "decontaminate." She's an RN....retired.

I think it's crazy.

Exactly!

Yes. I'm still vigilant against the new strains and OTHER BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS, because they are coming!

Let your guard down, you die.

I thought about it until I realized :

*Science is the pursuit of favorable probability. Science is NOT a democracy

*Every disease resets end of calendar year. As such, so should covid19 but it does not. Why? To leave the perception of a worsening disease?


*April 14th 2020 - CDC directed all medical professionals to list ALL DEATH CASES as covid. This was at the direction of an obscure group called CSTE (counsel state and territorial epidemiologists) & reiterated on the world stage via WHO. Plausible deniability if rational people ever try to validate statistical probability of infection vis-à-vis population. [link to www.worldometers.info (secure)] & [link to www.cste.org (secure)]

*Dec 31st 2020 - 22m infected in America out of 330m = 6% (this # includes non-lab diagnosis). 330k dead out of 330m = 0.1% Even with stat padding, this is not statistically significant and does not meet the criteria for a pandemic.
(94% of covid deaths having 2.6 pre-existing conditions [link to www.jems.com (secure)] )

*Pfizer and Moderna mRNA injection has 95% efficacy which means you still have an approximately 93-95% chance of never catching covid-19 with or without an injection according to annual data. [link to www.statnews.com (secure)]

*Excess deaths 2020: John Hopkins University: “No Evidence That COVID 19 Created Any Excess Deaths” [link to worldeventsandthebible.com (secure)] . Further, one study saying 20% excess for months March thru July 2020 and 1/3 of deaths were not related to covid. The other 2/3 of recorded deaths likely related to CSTE guidance to list all deaths as covid and/or the unnecessary lockdown which caused more deaths erroneously labeled as covid due to CSTE guidance.


*2017-2018 influenza season according to CDC saw 61,000 deaths being directly related to influenza and not attributed to any other disease [link to www.cdc.gov (secure)] However, this article states Influenza and complications killed 80,000 Americans in 2018. [link to www.statnews.com (secure)] The article also states that many influenza cases are never reported on the death certificate due to it being so common so in theory deaths attributed to influenza could be far worse.

*2020 – 2021 influenza season saw 2% of historical influenza cases recorded. [link to www.medpagetoday.com (secure)]


*Summary: 330k “covid” American deaths in 2020 (less 94% that had comorbidity) is 20k American deaths due to Covid without co-morbidity. 20k deaths compared to even half the 2018 influenza deaths still makes influenza far deadlier or…. Covid19 is simply influenza rebranded with non-stop media histrionics, padded stats and inaccurate testing (PCR) which no gold standards to compare. (“However, our scoping review also uncovered imperfect methods for estimating diagnostic test performance in the absence of a gold standard and demonstrate that the accuracy of these tests should be interpreted with caution.” [link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] )

*Meanwhile each and every year over 600k Americans die of heart disease, 600k Americans die of cancer, 150k Americans die of stroke, 80k Americans die of diabetes and at least 50k Americans die of influenza. There is no disingenuous medical virtue signaling.

At some point our food sources will be sprayed with chemical and biological weapons. Just the nature of this war on US Soil.

Pope arrives in Baghdad this morning. There is way much more to this whole thing.

Asymmetrical warfare is to wear us down so that we won't fight them when they arrive. Be aware of these tactics.

I did all this last year when the virus first emerged. But it was because I had covid in early March and was the sickest I’ve been in my life. I didn’t get better until a couple of months later and even now have lingering effects from time to time. So that scared me and I was vigilant about wiping everything down. But you can’t live like that forever, so now I don’t do it anymore.

I never did.

The experts really failed with all the stupid and confusing studies, including the focus on the virus remaining on surfaces.

Respiratory viruses cant survive stomach acid any more than they can survive sunlight or bleach.

"Wash your hands and don't pick your nose" was sufficient advice.

Ours wears a mask and gloves.

We wipe stuff down still. Wash our clothes and shower when we get home. Masks in public.

Yawl can suck it. You do you. I'll do me. Why do you care?

Bunch of fucking snowflakes.

Lots of people live in the past, trying to prove things under Mr. and Mrs Right.

Without seeing the implication of the bigger picture.

Yes.

We buy most everything curbside drive up every 2-3 weeks.

Leave it in the back of the truck in the garage for 5 days if non-perishable. Anything perishable we wipe down with alcohol.

Only go where it's absolutely necessary like trash dump, doctor, dentist, government offices, etc... If we go to those places, we go at the earliest time possible with the theory, that the place was closed over night, so it being the least risky.

All meals are cooked here.

Any Amazon or delivery packages get taken out of the boxes which are collected in the garage. Deliveries are wiped down or left to sit for 5 days.

Cardboard and paper are collected in garage and burned in a metal 55 gallon drum in the backyard every Saturday.

No visitors.

While we understand COVID is not likely to kill us, we just don't want to have it either.

We consider ourselves preppers. So we have food storage and the whole bit. It's amazing how many so called preppers have COVID.

While many people think of COVID as singular there are more than 3,800 mutations. Check out nextstrain.org to see the mutations.

Never did. Hell, most of the people I knew where I worked did not. We dealt with this shit daily. Back in Oct/Nov of '19 most of the office had a bad case of the "flu" and got over it in about 1 week to 3 weeks depending on who it was.

Everyone was forced to wear masks all of last year. I did not, because I stayed at home to educate my kids and I am still doing it.

BTW, I use to be a mailman. I can tell you that most, if not all, of my coworkers did not do all the useless shit. They were forced to wear masks and alternate start times by 30 minutes. As if 30 min later starting for some did anything but crowd them all in the office just a little later and for maybe 30 minutes less.

Shoe off ? What an idiot

Do you have an immune system?

(Just curious....have you been watching "Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners" too? i love that show.)

Early on I took greater precautions. UV lamp for clothing and mail, spray alcohol on soles of shoes, wore gloves and goggles going out, etc.......now its only mask to enter stores....

Stressed much?

Everyone in my house was sick in January of 2020, I had it the worst though, thought I was going to die it was so bad. Survived... I am certain it was covid but the weren't testing for it yet in Ohio. Had all the symptoms.

Oddly enough nobody in my household was sick with anything this winter, not so much as a cold. Very strange

Why are you ones still using "covid 19" it is not a virus.. it is the name of the perfect storm...

DO NOT CONTINUE THE LIE THAT COVID OR COVID 19 IS A VIRUS.. NEVER WAS.

I gotta admit I had a great hearty laugh at this part:

"Cardboard and paper are collected in garage and burned in a metal 55 gallon drum in the backyard every Saturday"

I am certain it was the flu.. there is no covid.

I dont sanitize anything. Don't wear a mask. I tell Karen, "I'm exempt" and they go away.

Last Edited by SafeandSound on 03/05/2021 08:54 AM

Never did. I did wash my cash and valet once tough; it makes more sense