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The Clarence Thomas fan club...
In the past few weeks, Justice Clarence Thomas has become quite popular in some circles. As of Friday evening, he racked up 786,000 signatures that call for his impeachment.
Justified? 786,000 people think so.
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Justified? 786,000 people think so.
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HOME SWEET HOME
Hi guys...
I have been inactive from blogs for almost a year and here I am back!!
During this past year, I have been busy building my nest and thanks God, I moved to this home sweet home last October...
Having Simple cozy save home is almost a dream of every person on earth. and I am pleased to share with you my art work as I designed it by myself, I proud as I earned it by having hard and smart work... and you are most welcome to visit my place when you have holiday in Indonesia....
The back yard where my mermaid is living there after school time...
The living room...
The Front yard, terrace with fish pool, the lodging for my sport car...
The minibar where I put my small plates collection from all over the world as well as some of my elephants ollection...
Here is my Mermaid....
I have been inactive from blogs for almost a year and here I am back!!
During this past year, I have been busy building my nest and thanks God, I moved to this home sweet home last October...
Having Simple cozy save home is almost a dream of every person on earth. and I am pleased to share with you my art work as I designed it by myself, I proud as I earned it by having hard and smart work... and you are most welcome to visit my place when you have holiday in Indonesia....
The back yard where my mermaid is living there after school time...
The living room...
The Front yard, terrace with fish pool, the lodging for my sport car...
The minibar where I put my small plates collection from all over the world as well as some of my elephants ollection...
Here is my Mermaid....
Trump bankrupts ornament company.........Get your Trump Christmas ornaments while they last.....
Trump has to recover his sunk costs from the campaign 
For Sale Donald Trump 'Make America Great Again' Christmas Ornament $149
For Sale Donald Trump 'Make America Great Again' Christmas Ornament $149
Most new “breakthrough” infections are among the fully and partially vaccinated.
DoD data show that 60% of “covid” hospitalizations in 65 and older patients are “fully vaccinated”
"The so-called “Delta variant,” the same slide reveals, really began to “surge” right around the time when a critical mass of the population was getting jabbed for the novel virus. This suggests that the “fully vaccinated” are the ones getting sick and spreading disease."
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“As Delta variant surged to over 50% in June, COVID-19 hospitalizations more than doubled, reversing the prior trend of decreasing hospitalizations since April,” the report explains.
“In this 80% vaccinated 65+ population, an estimated 60% of COVID-19 hospitalizations occurred in fully vaccinated individuals in the week ending August 7th.”
Are covid vaccines planting the disease inside people’s bodies?
One thing to keep in mind with this 60 percent figure is that this only takes into account patients who are hospitalized at least two weeks after getting injected. If a fully vaccinated patient gets sick on day 13 after the second mRNA shot, then he or she is categorized as “unvaccinated.”
This means that the true percentage of fully vaccinated hospitalizations is likely far higher than 60 percent. Some estimate it is more like 80 or even 90 percent – or even higher, who really knows?
What we do know is that most of the visible adverse reactions from covid shots occur within that two-week window. The longer-term adverse events could take months or even years to fully appear.
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The following slide in the DoD’s presentation further illustrates that the more time that elapses post-vaccination, the higher the rate of hospitalizations. It turns out that for some fully vaccinated people, breakthrough infections can take many months to appear.
Molecular Biologist Speaks At City Council Meeting On COVID Shots – Reiterates The Dangers – 15-100% Mortality
Molecular Biologist Dr. Gina Gold recently spoke to the Dawson Creek City Council in British Columbia concerning the experimental COVID shots. ... she ... reiterated what other doctors have also said and that is that among those who have taken the shot, there is expected to be a 15-100% mortality rate.
"The so-called “Delta variant,” the same slide reveals, really began to “surge” right around the time when a critical mass of the population was getting jabbed for the novel virus. This suggests that the “fully vaccinated” are the ones getting sick and spreading disease."
...
“As Delta variant surged to over 50% in June, COVID-19 hospitalizations more than doubled, reversing the prior trend of decreasing hospitalizations since April,” the report explains.
“In this 80% vaccinated 65+ population, an estimated 60% of COVID-19 hospitalizations occurred in fully vaccinated individuals in the week ending August 7th.”
Are covid vaccines planting the disease inside people’s bodies?
One thing to keep in mind with this 60 percent figure is that this only takes into account patients who are hospitalized at least two weeks after getting injected. If a fully vaccinated patient gets sick on day 13 after the second mRNA shot, then he or she is categorized as “unvaccinated.”
This means that the true percentage of fully vaccinated hospitalizations is likely far higher than 60 percent. Some estimate it is more like 80 or even 90 percent – or even higher, who really knows?
What we do know is that most of the visible adverse reactions from covid shots occur within that two-week window. The longer-term adverse events could take months or even years to fully appear.
...
The following slide in the DoD’s presentation further illustrates that the more time that elapses post-vaccination, the higher the rate of hospitalizations. It turns out that for some fully vaccinated people, breakthrough infections can take many months to appear.
Molecular Biologist Speaks At City Council Meeting On COVID Shots – Reiterates The Dangers – 15-100% Mortality
Molecular Biologist Dr. Gina Gold recently spoke to the Dawson Creek City Council in British Columbia concerning the experimental COVID shots. ... she ... reiterated what other doctors have also said and that is that among those who have taken the shot, there is expected to be a 15-100% mortality rate.
The motivating factors inside Trump's head, that finally had him give up on his Easter miracle
Today in Vanity Fair;
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“The Campaign Panicked”: Inside Trump’s Decision to Back Off of His Easter Coronavirus Miracle
An impulsive promise (“His view was: I need to show people there’s a light at the end of the tunnel”) led to Fauci pushback. Poll numbers—and a friend in a coma—pushed Trump to reverse course.
By Gabriel Sherman
April 1, 2020
The national debate set off by Donald Trump’s announcement that he wanted churches packed on Easter was, like so many Trump crises, a self-inflicted one. In the days after Trump tweeted that “WE CANNOT LET THE CURE BE WORSE THAN THE PROBLEM ITSELF,” his medical advisers, led by Dr. Anthony Fauci, implored Trump not to relax the government’s social distancing guidelines. Trump dug in. “His view was: I need to show people that there is light at the end of the tunnel,” a former West Wing official told me. Under pressure, members of the coronavirus task force discussed privately how parts of the country might be opened in April, but cautioned Trump not to get locked into a specific timetable given the deteriorating conditions in New York hospitals and ominous upticks in cases in New Orleans, Detroit, and elsewhere. “They discussed it internally, but they never intended Trump to announce it,” a Republican working with the task force told me.
Trump’s impulsive decision—and its messy aftermath—consumed the West Wing during the critical week that governors were pleading with the White House to deliver medical supplies before hospital systems began to collapse. “It was totally crazy,” the Republican told me. Dr. Fauci, Senator Lindsey Graham, and others raced to convince Trump that an Easter opening would be a cataclysmic error that could cost millions of lives. “This is a very, very stressful situation for everybody, including me,” Fauci told me in a phone interview on Monday. By last weekend Fauci’s arguments broke through: Trump agreed to extend the social distancing guidelines until the end of April.
Trump’s latest tonal and tactical shift (and almost certainly not the last) was driven by several factors, both personal and political. Trump learned that his close friend, 78-year-old New York real estate mogul Stan Chera, had contracted COVID-19 and fallen into a coma at NewYork-Presbyterian. “Boy, did that hit home. Stan is like one of his best friends,” said prominent New York Trump donor Bill White. Trump also grew concerned as the virus spread to Trump country. “The polling sucked. The campaign panicked about the numbers in red states. They don’t expect to win states that are getting blown to pieces with coronavirus,” a former West Wing official told me. From the beginning of the crisis, Trump had struggled to see it as anything other than a political problem, subject to his usual arsenal of tweets and attacks and bombast. But he ultimately realized that as bad as the stock market was, getting coronavirus wrong would end his presidency. “The campaign doesn’t matter anymore,” he recently told a friend, “what I do now will determine if I get reelected.”
“The Campaign Panicked”: Inside Trump’s Decision to Back Off of His Easter Coronavirus Miracle
An impulsive promise (“His view was: I need to show people there’s a light at the end of the tunnel”) led to Fauci pushback. Poll numbers—and a friend in a coma—pushed Trump to reverse course.
By Gabriel Sherman
April 1, 2020
The national debate set off by Donald Trump’s announcement that he wanted churches packed on Easter was, like so many Trump crises, a self-inflicted one. In the days after Trump tweeted that “WE CANNOT LET THE CURE BE WORSE THAN THE PROBLEM ITSELF,” his medical advisers, led by Dr. Anthony Fauci, implored Trump not to relax the government’s social distancing guidelines. Trump dug in. “His view was: I need to show people that there is light at the end of the tunnel,” a former West Wing official told me. Under pressure, members of the coronavirus task force discussed privately how parts of the country might be opened in April, but cautioned Trump not to get locked into a specific timetable given the deteriorating conditions in New York hospitals and ominous upticks in cases in New Orleans, Detroit, and elsewhere. “They discussed it internally, but they never intended Trump to announce it,” a Republican working with the task force told me.
Trump’s impulsive decision—and its messy aftermath—consumed the West Wing during the critical week that governors were pleading with the White House to deliver medical supplies before hospital systems began to collapse. “It was totally crazy,” the Republican told me. Dr. Fauci, Senator Lindsey Graham, and others raced to convince Trump that an Easter opening would be a cataclysmic error that could cost millions of lives. “This is a very, very stressful situation for everybody, including me,” Fauci told me in a phone interview on Monday. By last weekend Fauci’s arguments broke through: Trump agreed to extend the social distancing guidelines until the end of April.
Trump’s latest tonal and tactical shift (and almost certainly not the last) was driven by several factors, both personal and political. Trump learned that his close friend, 78-year-old New York real estate mogul Stan Chera, had contracted COVID-19 and fallen into a coma at NewYork-Presbyterian. “Boy, did that hit home. Stan is like one of his best friends,” said prominent New York Trump donor Bill White. Trump also grew concerned as the virus spread to Trump country. “The polling sucked. The campaign panicked about the numbers in red states. They don’t expect to win states that are getting blown to pieces with coronavirus,” a former West Wing official told me. From the beginning of the crisis, Trump had struggled to see it as anything other than a political problem, subject to his usual arsenal of tweets and attacks and bombast. But he ultimately realized that as bad as the stock market was, getting coronavirus wrong would end his presidency. “The campaign doesn’t matter anymore,” he recently told a friend, “what I do now will determine if I get reelected.”
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Researcher: Covid Vaccines Can Damage DNA - WE DON'T KNOW (YET)
RESEARCHER: ARE COVID VACCINES ARE SAFE? WE DON'T KNOW (LONG TERM EFFECTS)
https://youtu.be/4Unt03UBhbU
https://youtu.be/4Unt03UBhbU
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines' Spike protein inside nucleus enhancing DNA damage?
(H/T: Patti)
This video discusses new surprise discovery (yet to be confirmed by other scientists) that SARS-CoV-2 full length spike protein can enter human cell nuclei and interfere with fixing of broken DNA damage. Authors of the study propose this might have been evolved in order to prevent genetic recombination required to produce antibody variety to successfully attack the virus. If true, and if this could have important implications for potential negative health outcomes and might require reconfiguration of vaccine design.
Discussed content:
Credentials
00:00 Dr Mikolaj Raszek, Phd from Merogenomics
00:09 The latest widest news in Molecular Microbiology
00:33 WHO? Swedish research shows spike protein enters nucleus in human cells (in vitro)
00:57 this is of course, biologically verboten (*German for STRICTLY FORBIDDEN)
01:04 WHAT? *Discovery* Spike protein inhibits proper fixing of broken DNA
01:18 Specifics: double stranded breaks where both strands are broken
01:33 HOW? *Mechanism 1* suspected interference with BRCA1 gene product’s ability to repair DNA
01:48 Consequence: if BRCA1 is mutated though, then you have highest predisposition for Cancer development precisely because BRCA1 gene codes for proteins that fix DNA damage when sheared in half
02:14 Significance: Consequences are so great if true that it should be double checked, verified and reinvestigated
2:42 Call for a lot more studies: Revalidation
2:51 HOW? *Mechanism 2* Spike also interferes with mysterious nuclear protein 53BP1 which may serve to prevent DNA breaks from re-ligating to other DNA sources ensuring 2 chromosomes don’t link together that aren’t supposed to.
4:21 HOW? *Mechanism 3* Perhaps spike in Nuclei interferes with Immune cells’ mechanisms (eg.BRCA1 and 53BP1) and diversity of response to infections.
4:42 *TAKEAWAY* What if Spike protein evolved as a mutagen for DNA – what would implications be for a vaccine that’s primary focus was to produce Spike?
5:32 CONTEXT: Recent discovery that Spikes may circulate for months on end in Exosomes to different parts of the body and in theory enter cells well after the point of vaccination as COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 16 discussed
06:15 CONTEXT: DNA gets 70k lesions/day /cell! But only 25 are double stranded shearing damages
07:25 IMPLICATIONS: So within this context, what are the chances circulating spike proteins could enter and damage DNA and predispose to cancer? In cancer, it takes months for damage to accumulate and cause symptoms. Therefore…
7:45 IMPLICATION: *Vaccine Safety* Are vaccines “SAFE”? What is vaccine “Safety”? Only Time can/will tell.
https://youtu.be/4Unt03UBhbU
https://youtu.be/4Unt03UBhbU
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines' Spike protein inside nucleus enhancing DNA damage?
(H/T: Patti)
This video discusses new surprise discovery (yet to be confirmed by other scientists) that SARS-CoV-2 full length spike protein can enter human cell nuclei and interfere with fixing of broken DNA damage. Authors of the study propose this might have been evolved in order to prevent genetic recombination required to produce antibody variety to successfully attack the virus. If true, and if this could have important implications for potential negative health outcomes and might require reconfiguration of vaccine design.
Discussed content:
Credentials
00:00 Dr Mikolaj Raszek, Phd from Merogenomics
00:09 The latest widest news in Molecular Microbiology
00:33 WHO? Swedish research shows spike protein enters nucleus in human cells (in vitro)
00:57 this is of course, biologically verboten (*German for STRICTLY FORBIDDEN)
01:04 WHAT? *Discovery* Spike protein inhibits proper fixing of broken DNA
01:18 Specifics: double stranded breaks where both strands are broken
01:33 HOW? *Mechanism 1* suspected interference with BRCA1 gene product’s ability to repair DNA
01:48 Consequence: if BRCA1 is mutated though, then you have highest predisposition for Cancer development precisely because BRCA1 gene codes for proteins that fix DNA damage when sheared in half
02:14 Significance: Consequences are so great if true that it should be double checked, verified and reinvestigated
2:42 Call for a lot more studies: Revalidation
2:51 HOW? *Mechanism 2* Spike also interferes with mysterious nuclear protein 53BP1 which may serve to prevent DNA breaks from re-ligating to other DNA sources ensuring 2 chromosomes don’t link together that aren’t supposed to.
4:21 HOW? *Mechanism 3* Perhaps spike in Nuclei interferes with Immune cells’ mechanisms (eg.BRCA1 and 53BP1) and diversity of response to infections.
4:42 *TAKEAWAY* What if Spike protein evolved as a mutagen for DNA – what would implications be for a vaccine that’s primary focus was to produce Spike?
5:32 CONTEXT: Recent discovery that Spikes may circulate for months on end in Exosomes to different parts of the body and in theory enter cells well after the point of vaccination as COVID-19 mRNA vaccines update 16 discussed
06:15 CONTEXT: DNA gets 70k lesions/day /cell! But only 25 are double stranded shearing damages
07:25 IMPLICATIONS: So within this context, what are the chances circulating spike proteins could enter and damage DNA and predispose to cancer? In cancer, it takes months for damage to accumulate and cause symptoms. Therefore…
7:45 IMPLICATION: *Vaccine Safety* Are vaccines “SAFE”? What is vaccine “Safety”? Only Time can/will tell.
Oh Christmas Tree
In my house Christmas never ends...I've had a Christmas Tree up for past 5 years..It's Christmas everyday here...Through all the seasons Spring,Summer,Autumn & Winter the Christmas Tree has withstood it all...Come rain or shine it's always there...I'd love to be able to take it down some day even bi-annually would be good...But it's not worth the trouble it would cause...My son who's 29 in Jan has Autism...and he won't allow the Tree to come down at all...He's fixated with it and doesn't like change of any kind...so the tree it stays..
This year I added another tree he was delighted...For him Christmas is not about the presents he'll get...It's all about the Christmas Tree...The tinsel...The lights!!
I don't really mind the tree is part of the furniture now...
Really???
Define "overkill".....
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~JOHN~
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~JOHN~
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