Mazda Sabouri

"Some ideas are so stupid that only intellectuals believe them."
-George Orwell

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"A lion doesn't concern itself with the opinion of sheep"

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@EllieGAnders Pilgrim?

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@MichaelLon38181 @AaronSiriSG @SenRonJohnson Adorable

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@TechLibertyCLE I remain hopeful that this is contemporary and reversible.

Socialized education+social media has allowed the most remedial in every field to manufacture false consensus.

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An open minded layperson knows more than a closed minded biologist.

[Neil Stone @DrNeilStone]

Feel free to do your own research

But be prepared to be challenged if it's nonsense

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@Fynnderella1 Yeah but you should see the other guy.

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@RobGoodall6 @DrJMarine It's amazing that even after the Covid vaccine debacle people still believe that injected vaccines prevent airborne spread.

It's a commitment to stupidity that I'll never understand.

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@alexgrenier The best artists tend to be terrible human beings.

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The Golden era of digital entertainment is coming to an end.

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@SimonDTweets @cinzett @jsm2334 @KUPERWASSERLAB The head of vaccine safety at the FDA admitted in private that AEs after Covid vaccines were common yet too scattershot for the CDCs most advanced monitoring systems to catch.

This is what happens when you inject something into people's bodies with the biodistribution of LNPs.

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@AboutPediatrics You didn't care about kids getting measles when you supported the lockdowns in 2020.

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@AzadehKhatibiMD They knew that children would be harmed more by lockdowns than Covid but still went along with it.

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@jsm2334 @SimonDTweets @KUPERWASSERLAB The journal editors could have easily made the authors briefly explain the limitations of their study, without denying publication of what was perfectly fine data.

It's as Woodcock admitted to Fauci, there is a profound systemic bias against acknowledging vaccine harm.

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@jsm2334 @SimonDTweets @KUPERWASSERLAB And this is different than all of the control matched studies lacking negative controls that claim a statistical vaccine benefit in the abstract but briefly mention a likely HVE towards the end of the study?

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@jsm2334 @SimonDTweets @KUPERWASSERLAB A decrease in the rate of decline=an increase in the baseline rate.

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@jsm2334 @SimonDTweets @KUPERWASSERLAB Basic deductive reasoning renders Covid or missed screenings as highly inplausible reasons for cancer deaths to surge in Japan in 2022 but not 2020 or 2021.

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@jsm2334 @SimonDTweets @KUPERWASSERLAB Papers shouldn't be retracted because the data wasn't granularized enough to prove or disprove a particular idea.

And they generally aren't so long as the authors stick to the script in their verbal analysis.

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@jcards6 @JonMFleetwood It's never the fault of any policy supported by the medical establishment or the political left.

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"That's what I love about these Hass avocados, man. I get older, they stay the same price."

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@SimonDTweets @jsm2334 @KUPERWASSERLAB There was a well done study by Japanese academics that found excess age standardized cancer deaths in 2022 but not 2020 or 2021.

It was denied publication because its authors refused to dismiss vaccines as a possibility.

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@bramkoers_tweet He probably has a nice house, or two, and some very nice cars