COVID Is A SCAM

[icyfroth]

Hundreds of demonstrators across Australia have broken social distancing rules to protest against vaccinations, 5G and the coronavirus pandemic.   

Protesters gathered at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne on Saturday and claimed the global COVID-19 health crisis was a 'scam'.

There are more than five-million cases of coronavirus cases across the globe and at least 350,000 people have died. Australia has recorded more than 7,000 infections and the death toll sits at 103 following the successful implementation of social distancing restrictions. 

Brazen demonstrators also carried signs declaring they were against vaccines and 5G technology.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/coronavirus/covid-19-is-a-scam-no-mandatory-vaccines-and-5g-equals-co...

Lol @ the anti-virus shields on the horses

[davewil1964]

The advice I read was 15 seconds of proximity.

Passing on a staircase wouldn't take that long, so the risk is less than being in a confined space. It's the same as passing somebody going the opposite way in a supermarket aisle. Happens all the time, but no recent outbreaks have been sourced to that sort of activity.

[4channel]

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@davewil1964 wrote:

But those on the stairs aren't staying in close proximity to anybody else. Those in the lift are.

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@jetho1680 wrote:

You cannot have a 1.5 metre distancing rule and expect that it can be maintained on a 1.2 metre wide staircase,

unless  1+1= 3

The same principal for a 1.5 metre elevator,  4 people puts them inside the 1.5 metres.

Go ahead, manipulated the numbers and find a different answer. 

Or give the numbers to the media or government, they are well practiced in number manipulation.

BTW, not staying in close proximity to anybody, as you say, provides no guarantee.

A confined and heavy traffic stairwell would be a greater risk than two people in the shopping center elevator.

If you or anyone believes your reasoning has any merit, test the theory with an infected person.

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Your right too jetho1680. I'd just like to add that with the elevators, most can fit 4 to 6 people in with good distance. The other thing is with the stairs, people are going to be breathing in and out more frequently and heavily. They will be touching the Bannister' often when walking up or down and will be more likely to instinctively and subconsciously touch their face. with elevators there are various ways of pressing a button.

In amongst all of this we're not seeing a nationwide countermeasure in the form of promoting good health, nutrition and avoiding toxic foods and liquids etc...

[jetho1680]

The nations overweight adults is said to be in the vicinity of 34 to 37% of the population,

with obese adults  closing the gap at 32 to 34%,  depending on the study, but all are near these figures.

Agree,  few are promoting good health and is not difficult to change to a more healthy diet.

Many people have become lazy, preferring  to lounge about eating potato crisps, pizza and McDonalds while they stack

on the kilos and develop major health problems, and kids not much better.

Could people be that stupid??  what was the first thing they did when the media hyped up the virus.

They ran about as lunatics, first stripping the shops of toilet paper, that’s right, toilet paper, it  was their number one priority

and would fight to get it, then stripped the freezers bare, followed by the other junk food isles.

Most days I could go to a supermarket and fresh produce was still available while the junk foods were still being

snatched up as fast as it was put on the shelf.

I read this early in the month.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/grandmother-keeps-mc-donalds-burger-in-closet-for-24-years-125134353.html

[4channel]

No wonder people are getting sick. Look at the rubbish they are are eating. All of these junk foods with their chemicals and lower nutrition are lowering the immunity of people and contributing to a myriad of medical issues.

Yes, I believe people are that stupid. I can imagine for you going to the supermarket to buy fresh produce and seeing junk food being snapped up would be akin to walking down the stairs to get to the beach while others like lemmings are jumping off the cliff. OK, maybe a bit extreme.

I may eat potato crisps 2 or 3 times a year if that.  S&V and Lime & Chilli were my fav's. Recently I discovered how they were made and what's put in. So now it's no thanks! Thanks for the clip on McD's. I confess to having a Mac on the odd occasion when in a rush What your link showed has re-woken me up. thanks for that. This is a wake up for sure. What the heck kind of chemicals are in  them? Also the buns would  have that canola in them.  Well, that's the worst thing to have. IT's GM and shouldn't be used for human consumption.

A guy walked into Starbucks one day humming the tune to a certain Neil Young song. The staff immediately looked at the offending person who went on his merry way. See they were already in damage control.

[jetho1680]

I estimate I have eaten McDonalds and  KFC no more than the number of fingers on my hands in my entire life.

Hungary Jacks, never.

I might eat some crisps, chocolate or biscuits once in a while, not regularly.

It is not unusual for a packet of biscuits to last a month in our household if well sealed.

[go-tazz]

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@4channel wrote:

Also the buns would  have that canola in them.  Well, that's the worst thing to have. IT's GM and shouldn't be used for human consumption.

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Only about 20% of Canola is GM and most Aussie farmers grow Canola which is GM free so once again a false statement as you inferred it's all GM.

[not_for_sale2025]

I find it amusing that anybody could be critical of others because of what they eat. There is an abundance of information appearing every day suggesting some good food is bad for you and some bad food is good for you. The research is frequently funded by companies with vested interests in the findings which are often manipulated to benefit the companies. The findings must be treated with a degree of suspicion. Yet some gullible people believe everything they read because they don't think and fall straight into the marketing trap.

These amateur know it alls probably believe they are leading healthy lives, but what they really need to do is look much more closely at what they are putting in their mouths. I doubt there are more than a handful of experts in the country who could say with confidence what the good and bad foods truly are. Opinions are changing all the time. Just who the stupid people are depends on what they really know, and not what they think they know!

[4channel]

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@4channel wrote:

Also the buns would  have that canola in them.  Well, that's the worst thing to have. IT's GM and shouldn't be used for human consumption.

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@go-tazz wrote:

Only about 20% of Canola is GM and most Aussie farmers grow Canola which is GM free so once again a false statement as you inferred it's all GM.

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No, not false statement as you attenpt to infer. I wasn't only talking about Australia. That's why I mentioned the Neil Young song . You should have a listen to it. And over here

But back in Aust, it's in at least 3 states. With contamination, there'll be more 

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GM Canola in South Australia or not?

•Sep 14, 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjuXwTRCyPQ

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Ban on genetically modified crops to be lifted as SA Government bypasses Parliament

By Casey Briggs and Isabella Pittaway

Posted ThuThursday 19 DecDecember 2019 at 4:02pm

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-19/south-australias-ban-on-gm-crops-to-be-lifted/11814196

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GE canola contaminating our fields and foods

•Oct 4, 2009

Greenpeace Australia Pacific

5.45K subscribers

http://www.greenpeace.org.au || Greenpeace set up a mobile Biohazard Research Centre at a GE canola field near Geelong, southern Victoria. What did we find? Commercial beehives contaminated with genetically engineered (GE) canola pollen.

Read more http://www.truefood.org.au/newsandevents/?news=70

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vft2rVRm_qk

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Farmer sues neighbour over GM contamination

•Feb 18, 2011

ABC News (Australia)

1.17M subscribers

Farmer Steve Marsh was stripped of his organic accreditation after genetically modified canola from a neighbouring farm allegedly contaminated his crop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmZfzWytsg0

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 I'm no fan of Putin but at least he's done a bit to ensure their food doesn't get tampered with like the West has.

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After Banning GMO, Russia On Track To Become The World’s Biggest Exporter of Organic Non-GMO Food

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•Nov 23, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRK94YLarDM

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[4channel]

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@jetho1680 wrote:

I estimate I have eaten McDonalds and  KFC no more than the number of fingers on my hands in my entire life.

Hungary Jacks, never.

I might eat some crisps, chocolate or biscuits once in a while, not regularly.

It is not unusual for a packet of biscuits to last a month in our household if well sealed.

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You've obviously not bought in to alll of the hype about how great these products are. Those fast-foods are the food equivalent of big brand-name clothing in a way.   Anyway, your household sounds healthy. And with that you're on a good foot. Yes, a bit of a treat like choc now and then does no harm.

[*kazumi*]

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@not_for_sale2025 wrote:

 I doubt there are more than a handful of experts in the country who could say with confidence what the good and bad foods truly are.

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It is really not that difficult;  anything processed has heaps of sugar (or substitute) and/or salt, and is not healthy for you.  Soft drinks are just empty calories, rot your teeth and put on weight.  It is also well known that too much red meat is not good for you.  It has been tested by giving thorough medical to groups of people and then feeding them"junk food" for few weeks and then giving another medical, and in many cases the change to worse was quite radical.  People eating high sugar diet also tend to over eat, because that sort of food does not satisfy their hunger.