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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 11:07:40 AM »
So, Michael, what is the pulmonary issue your wife is having right now?   Could be there are not hospitals full of COVID patients because the mutations have symptoms like a cold and are not serious enough to even think about hospitalization. 

Forgive me, but I'll keep my wife's illness a bit private for now. Shouldn't have even mentioned it. Don't know that I did.


I think, at this point, everyone in my immediate family, including my wife, has had COVID at least one. None of them ever required hospitalization. The most recent was my grand-daughter who tested positive after our cruise.  I have yet to have COVID.

Of the folks I've known personally with COVID, a couple died (they were quite old, but COVID is what got them) and about a third were sufficiently debilitated over the long term to be affected in their employment.  During one winter hospitals were full of unvaccinated patients, most of the vaccinated ones had a more minor illness and didn't need medical intervention.  Not everyone got it that bad, but lots did.

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Cool Places to Fly / Re: OSH 2023
« on: August 01, 2023, 11:02:58 AM »
That makes sense, but I still think that your tent is in a crappy spot. Who wants to be near the "Made for TV" vendors?

Up to the EAA where we are.  Used to be better, is what it is.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 08:31:50 AM »
  OK.   So let's discuss the Covid-19 vaccines. 

   1)  Why did the manufacturers skip various phases of testing?

If I recall correctly, and I give a big proviso on that, they didn't skip anything.  They were allowed to do some things simultaneously that normally they would do in lock step, as part of Operation Warp Speed.

2)  Why, in the past with other vaccines, when the VAERS system showed a few deaths caused by a vaccine, the vaccine was immediately pulled from public consumption.   But when injuries and deaths attributed to the Covid19 vaccines were reported, the VAERS system was deemed a not reliable source of information?

Used to be VAERS was used by sober actors to report actual vaccine problems, and it worked well.  But the COVID vaccines got badly politicized, so anyone who had anything happen after a jab reported it. I think about it this way, our doctors offices and hospitals are full of sick people, people get sick.  I suspect that lots of folks got the jab and subsequently got sick because that's what they were going to do anyway.  And what got reported to VAERS was such jumble that I doubt anyone could find any commonality, i.e. honest-to-gosh vaccine side effects.

3)  Why haven't the manufacturers of the various Covid19 vaccines sought a full approval of their vaccines?  There was one that did, but never produced the approved version and only offered the EUA version only.

Dunno, but I'm certain it comes down to money. Could be they're happy with things as they are, they're earning lots from the vaccines with the approvals they've got. Why spend extra for more approval when they're got enough already?

4)  Why did one manufacturer try to seal the data of the vaccines for 75 years?
Dunno, act the manufacturer.  Test data is supposed to be public knowledge.  The components of the vaccine are intellectual property, though.

5)  The Covid19 vaccinations on a whole have been shown to be ineffective in their purpose.   Why would the government insist through mandates that people continue to use these if the data shows no real benefits and very real possibilities of debilitating side effects, including death?

We no longer have hospitals full of COVID patients, so the vaccines seem pretty damned effective to me.

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Cool Places to Fly / Re: OSH 2023
« on: August 01, 2023, 07:49:48 AM »
Is your audience kids or everyone? If it's kids, see about getting EAA to move it to kidventure. You're almost in purgatory in that section.

I mostly teach kids, it is Origami.  Some of the other craft teachers have kids, a lot have adults. I wouldn't want it at kid venture, we're for the folks not into or tired of airplanes. 

One day I had a young family of four sit down at my table.  I had been planning a slew of models, but I decided to try a bracelet I'd been thinking about.  I had mom and the kids make the pieces for the bracelet, they're really easy.  I then had the dad assemble the pieces into the bracelet, which is really difficult.  It worked out really well, the kids got bracelets and everyone had a really good time.

A lot of the teachers in the tent have been doing it for a couple decades, and after than pandemic they decided enough was enough.  Moreover, this is the first year of me and my colleague Angie being in charge, and we really didn't get everything we needed from our predecessor.  So we've got a changing of the guard in both management and teachers in our little domain.  I am determined to bring it back and make it fun to crafts and activity again.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 07:43:30 AM »
  OK.   How much testing should be done for a vaccine to be determined as safe?   What is an acceptable number (percentage) of vaccine injuries that should be allowed for a vaccine to be mandatory?  What, in your professional opinion, should be a maximum number of vaccine related deaths before a vaccine is removed from public consumption?
There are several phases of trials that involve tens of thousands of test subjects.  This is all very public knowledge easily researched.  Your government is far more stringent about the substances that can be used as medications than many foreign lands.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 07:00:49 AM »
Not in the same league.  Stop being intentionally dishonest.  Those are several decades old, well known and well TESTED true vaccines.  The Covid shots ARE NOT.
A vaccine is anything that elicits and immune response.  The legacy vaccines mostly used killed virus (though a couple used viruses weakened by mutation), the newer use viral subunits produced in cells.  Now you're going to tell me you have big problems with the Shingrix vaccine?

The mRNA vaccines are a real breakthrough, we had COVID vaccines in a year.  That's fast, and impossible with just about anything else.  The vaccines based on gene therapy vectors were good, but not quite as.  It is true that they caused blood clots in a very small minority of people.  Still, at the rate folks were being maimed and killed by COVID, the vaccines were a life-saver, and truly ended the scourge of the pandemic.

I'm certain you'll all be pleased to know that just about all the COVID vaccines give you a very very mild case of myocarditis.  COVID itself will give you a very bad case of myocarditis. Something about being immune to COVID gives you myocarditis, and so far no one knows why.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 06:55:11 AM »
  You are unaware of what's being discussed. 

   So back on topic, do you support the government being able to demand or mandate the use of vaccines?

Absolutely, if they need prevent the spread of dangerous disease.  A big part of the government's function is to keep its citizenry safe.  We have a big military to keep us safe from invasion, and we should be able to use our big medical establishment to keep us safe from infective disease.  As it is there's lots of things you can't do without vaccines.  I don't think you can send your kids to school, I couldn't work where I do, and I'm certain there's more. Moreover, my employer has a rather large list of vaccinations required for its faculty and students.

I think it reasonable that parents send their kids to a state-sponsored school without the worry that they're going to contract an infective disease and die.

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Pilot Zone / Re: What I Am Doing on my Summer Vacation
« on: August 01, 2023, 06:49:03 AM »
Nice! But I thought you sold the last one to cut expenses. I can't imagine an RV12 being cheaper than what you sold.

If the stars align I'll be in a non-equity partnership.  I can afford half an airplane, especially one that burns only a bit of car gas and that we can fix ourselves.

That, and I did do a three week long motorcycle trip to Canada.

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Cool Places to Fly / Re: OSH 2023
« on: August 01, 2023, 06:47:16 AM »
The "Activity Center" was really quiet this year.  We've been killed by the pandemic, a lot of the older teachers didn't come back.  I think we'll do better next year, a lot of teachers signed up.  I ever recruited a basket weaver, something a number of attendees were asking about.

I had lots of students early in the week, no so many later.  Seems to ebb and flow same as the airshow.  A LOT of folks said they had no idea we were there and would definitely be back.  And yes, this year I wore my tie-dyed polo shirts.

Just something I do to give back to the organization.  They did give me an airplane once.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: August 01, 2023, 06:43:01 AM »
Polio, whooping cough, measles and other dangerous viruses used to kill and maim tens of thousands of children every year.  Now they don't, because of these dangerous vaccines you're all going on about. Yes, vaccines themselves can have side-effects like any other medication.  But the rate of vaccine side effects and their severity are badly dwarfed by the damage done by the viruses they protect us from.

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Pilot Zone / Re: What I Am Doing on my Summer Vacation
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:46:17 PM »
Less chance of getting shot on 294.

What kind of plane?
If the stars align an RV12.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:45:14 PM »
Please show us the post where someone here alluded to missing polio.
You are dissing vaccines, which were the only thing that stopped Polio.  A bit of a conclusion on my part.

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Cool Places to Fly / Re: OSH 2023
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:44:27 PM »
Yep, thanks.  It was fun.
Do you recall which day or what I taught?

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Cool Places to Fly / Re: OSH 2023
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:18:02 PM »
I was speaking to the air show in general.  Way too many amateurs and too little airspace.
System is really good.  There hasn't been a midair on the approach to the show that I know of (I suspect the two rotorcraft were part of the show. They have rotorcraft do a pattern around the ultralight strip in the afternoon, after the ultralights themselves fly).  Says me if a ham-fisted pilot like yours truly can do it 20 times it can't be that bad.

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Spin Zone / Re: Vaccines inherently are unsafe.
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:08:49 PM »
Only place on the internet where folks miss Polio.

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