RoseHipster Blog Comments (1,623)

RE: Left or Right

Left,right,left right left...hut hut

RE: An Affirmation for my siStars . . .

I couldn't remember yesterday what the day we can all celebrate with your affirmation as well..
it is this Thursday!!
National Women's Equality Day

RE: An Affirmation for my siStars . . .

it's international ladies day or something or other.yay!!

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

Why would I move back to Wisconsin then..
Also the home of Pfizer refrigeration storage..
To be with my father.( 92)Who has no idea.

My adult children are both well versed in the
future wave-spiritually,mentally and physically.
Psychically too.They protect me too.

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

Literally

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

"The chips come from Biohax Sweden, a company that says it has nearly 3,000 people using it in Europe. The founder of that company, Jowan Osterlund, has struck alliances with companies to pay to have the chips installed in employees or pass them out at tech fairs."

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

It was in 2017!!

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

It was described as Cryptocurrency System Using Body Activation. I believe the patent number was: WO/2020/060606.

I mentioned on a blog that Wisconsin volunteers were microchipped for their wage by an employer.
Interesting that one business has used this technology already.

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

It is revealed

RE: Something shared . . .

RE: Kite...} kit...steal..

RE: Unknown phenomena ......

Here and now...as in once in a "blue moon."

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

"he has no part in the request to send you the DM.
I prefer to not clutter your mail and I delete my blogs routinely still.The message was expedited and now will be gone.But safe in my DM.Up to you if you need the c/p".

If you want the message I tried to blog to to you, then dm me.
The blog was deleted as Bohemian Jack responded for some reason instead of you.We are at odds so do not shoot the messenger.You've got mail.

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

There was no silver lining from this account of Hannah, who extends the guilt to Europe moreso than Germany.
I will try to see your perspective after reading more than one review.

RE: Is Fear the Real Virus?

G 'morning.

RE: Apprenticeship interview today plus another one next week.

Yes I am aware of that and it is the urge to travel that sometimes initiates our long term career opportunities.
If so, for others then it may come into play.
(As a self-employment or company driver/courier).
Best Wishes and as always, Stay Blessed.

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

I do not care about the message from Bohemian Jack, as he has no part in the request to send you the DM.
I prefer to not clutter your mail and I delete my blogs routinely still.The message was expedited and now will be gone.But safe in my DM.Up to you if you need the c/p.

We agree to listen to each other I thought but I only hear the words of derision again.No loss.

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

He will read your accolades.

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

Referring to the message for Z that was delayed.
Yes I will gladly forward his links any time.
I've much respect for his researches.

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

Fragile mRNA molecules used in COVID-19 vaccines can’t get into cells on their own. They owe their success to lipid nanoparticles that took decades to refine
by Ryan Cross
March 6, 2021 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 99, Issue 8


The success of these COVID-19 vaccines is remarkable and was far from guaranteed. mRNA is incredibly delicate. Enzymes in the environment and in our bodies are quick to chop mRNA into pieces, making lab experiments difficult and the delivery of mRNA to our cells daunting. On top of that, mRNA strands are large and negatively charged and can’t simply waltz across the protective lipid membranes of cells. Many scientists thought the technology would never work.
LNPs used in the COVID-19 vaccines contain just four ingredients: 1) ionizable lipids whose positive charges bind to the negatively charged backbone of mRNA, 2) pegylated lipids that help stabilize the particle, and 3) phospholipids and 4) cholesterol.
Over more than 3 decades, promising lipids studied in the lab often failed to live up to their potential when tested in animals or humans. Positively charged lipids are inherently toxic,. When injected intravenously, the particles invariably accumulated in the liver, and delivery to other organs is still an obstacle. Reliably manufacturing consistent LNPs was another challenge, and producing the " raw materials" needed to make the particles is a limiting factor in the production of COVID-19 vaccines today.

LNP development has been a headache, but without this packaging, mRNA vaccines would be nothing.

So I wonder how the positive charges are maintained
And how stem cells are harvested.Many more questions,than answers here about programmed cells and algorithms.

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

It starts with a tumor biopsy, genetic sequencing, and a proprietary algorithm that picks 20 tumor mutations that are most likely to help the immune system home in on the cancer. Those mutations are encoded into an mRNA, which is injected into the patient’s muscle and used to provide a molecular mug shot that sends the immune system seeking tumors.
Only one aspect of programming.

RE: Armoring mRNA with PEGalated NanoParticles (Made in China)

But PEG also has liabilities. It prevents LNPs from binding to proteins that help shuttle them into cells. Because PEG extends particles’ life span in the body, the immune system has more time to spot the particles and start mounting an antibody response. And although PEG is found in many cosmetic, drug, and food products, scientists hypothesize that some people could develop antibodies to PEG and that giving those individuals an injection of PEG-coated nanoparticles could trigger an anaphylactic reaction.

RE: Just saying

For all the same reasons I am helping anyone
who needs it...my friends,family, neighbors that
are aware I am not vaccinated.
Kindness does not cease,in sickness and in health.

RE: Just saying

"On the other hand, no, I don't know what's in it - neither in this vaccine" UNTIL
you appeared directly on informational blogs and now you know, and we know you know.

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

So their religion/culture is also NOT a personal issue for me.
I am a nerd and read medical abstracts,follow laboratory and research funding,etc. in my spare time.
Yes I do greatly appreciate the time and effort Dedovix and Bo have put into their posts, being current and not redundant.Whereas one blogger
receives the brunt of the comments, and the other
none,it IS OBVIOUS that they vary.One blogger takes
comments and replies to them.I applaud both
when they do address the antagonist with aplomb.
It is a disservice to them both. IMHO.

They are indispensable to me and my circumstances.




This is an opinion blog.And I responded more
personally than I usually do.Nothing said or written
here put his ideologies apart from most I've read.

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

But I do attend to persons that are dying regardless.
(Hospice)

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

As you chose, both of you, to filter out information and post your opinions based on your final action and bodily reactions,I would not know how it pertains to others.For many what occurs to them is different even from family member to member.

My need is to not know your records or history per SE but what your country and government are imposing.
I am a person medically trained to not inquire by law.
I could not be a contact tracer as this is not in keeping with my own country's laws.

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

@ Rosie

I don't need you to translate for me and he has got a valid point about kids being in lockdown ,and again re the new variant.

Man mad, God made, whatever ,it's not going anywhere fast, so all this ridicule about those that prefer to err on the side of caution and get the vaccine should not be ridiculed by those that choose not to get jabbed and scaremonger into the bargain.

It's a choice

End of.scold

no idea what you are addressing, I was commenting to Z, and about the large print,
as we were sharing it amongst us.




Rose, as you well know that comment was about what viruses do and nothing whatsoever to do with giving children vaccine, viruses evolve, the fact the young are less affected at this time doesn't meant they always will be, when the virus runs out of old people to infect it will adapt and move on, the only reason the Spanish flu died out was it ran of victims, but this one has the edge there in that it can get you again it seems.

no I do not well know, which is why I posted the quote to ask for a direct answer about youth getting vaccinated,NOT about your childhood immunizations.

RE: Do I care if they live or die?

TM, that is applicable to every country and
their people.