Weird, socially awkward, anxiety ridden,sexually inexperienced dork, who likes to crossdress, and has an an immature, gross, inappropriate, sense of humor. Smarter than he lets on or thinks he is.explain Loktar.
Weird, socially awkward, anxiety ridden,sexually inexperienced dork, who likes to crossdress, and has an an immature, gross, inappropriate, sense of humor. Smarter than he lets on or thinks he is.explain Loktar.
I'd like to see that affidavit, so that I can confirm that that's what she alleged. Do you have a link to it? If not, where did you read it? Or -- and I hope for the sake of your reputation that this is not the case -- are you only repeating hearsay about the document?Lt. Col. Theresa M. Long, who serves as the brigade surgeon for the Army's 1st Aviation Brigade, falsely wrote in an affidavit last week that the Pfizer vaccine is made of antifreeze.
Lt. Col. Theresa M. Long said:"To be abundantly clear, one of the listed primary ingredients of these injectables is Polyethylene glycol (“PEG”) which is a derivative of ethylene oxide. Polyethylene Glycol is the active ingredient in antifreeze."
As much "hype" as mischaracterizing her allegation as being that the vaccine is, "made of antifreeze", which is clearly not what she alleged?Any way you look at her attempt to make some direct, alarmist connection between the vaccine and antifreeze was hype.
You put those goalposts right back where you found them, young lady. Because that's the first time you've used "antifreeze ingredients" in relation to what she alleges. Shall I remind you of your exact previous term?So are you trying to say she didn’t claim the vaccines were made of antifreeze ingredients?
Maybe you thought I'd miss the switchup where you concede that she did not, in fact, "falsely" or otherwise write that the vaccine is "made of antifreeze" by quietly changing your claim to say that she wrote that the vaccine is "made with antifreeze ingredients."Lt. Col. Theresa M. Long, who serves as the brigade surgeon for the Army's 1st Aviation Brigade, falsely wrote in an affidavit last week that the Pfizer vaccine is made of antifreeze.
Oh puleeze. Splitting nose hairs. She said she couldn’t understand.”…antifreeze into a healthful cure…”. Keep back pedaling though. It’s amusing.You put those goalposts right back where you found them, young lady. Because that's the first time you've used "antifreeze ingredients" in relation to what she alleges. Shall I remind you of your exact previous term?
Maybe you thought I'd miss the switchup where you concede that she did not, in fact, "falsely" or otherwise write that the vaccine is "made of antifreeze" by quietly changing your claim to say that she wrote that the vaccine is "made with antifreeze ingredients."
I did spot your change in terminology, though. Did you really think you're slick enough to pull that off?
Yeah, no. That's what we call reading comprehension. If you're not going to bother keeping track of the words you're posting, you can do yourself and the rest of us a favor by not posting any. Put more succinctly: Be accurate or be silent. Capisce?Splitting nose hairs.
I think they coined the term “gaslighting” just for people like you.However, propylene glycol is non-toxic to humans. Polyethylene glycol is not.
Mmhmm. Presumably, then, you have access to a comprehensive list of the constituent compounds in the vaccine she's talking about?I think they coined the term “gaslighting” just for people like you.
You conveniently ignored (dodged) that the statement above is/was false (ergo the Drs. argument is bullshit-as are your attempts to stay afloat in her shit any which way you can). But keep flailing about looking for anything to hang onto in the septic tank. As I said, it’s amusing.
Okay.You said polyethylene glycol is NOT non toxic to humans. It’s used in laxatives and other medical products.
The following list outlines which FDA vaccine advisory committee board members are compromised and how:Mmhmm. Presumably, then, you have access to a comprehensive list of the constituent compounds in the vaccine she's talking about?
If you do, I'd like a link to that list.
If you don't, you have no ground on which to call her allegation false.
And, as an interesting aside, in case you're calling her allegations false just because Pfizer denies them:
Did you know that the manufacturer of Chantix/Champix spent 15 years denying that that product was harmful... before finally recalling it? Guess who the manufacturer of Chantix was.
Go ahead. Guess.
Now, there's a simple way, in any situation, to know who's lying.
People lie for one of two reasons: To gain something that the truth would not enable them to gain, or to keep something that the truth would cause them to lose.
What does Pfizer lose if their vaccine contains polyethylene glycol? Maybe nothing. On the other hand, maybe it prevents them from gaining more money as a result of more vaccinations, since people will continue to resist vaccination.
What does Lt. Col. Long gain from lying about the vaccine? Is anybody going to reward her for lying about it? No.
She gains nothing.
Pfizer has a tangible motive to lie; moreover, Pfizer has a track record of lying. Long has neither.
Last question for now: Would you put as much faith in Exxon or in Colt as you're putting in Pfizer? If not, why are you being so damned charitable to a corporation that's easily as predatory as the other two?