Opinion Warren Tredrea - Court Case and Politics

A mandated vaccine, which people were required to receive to restore their basic human rights has been removed from global use for being unsafe. If you think just AstraZenica was unsafe but the others were perfectly fine, then I have a vaccine I'd like to sell you. The mental gymnastics defending something that was objectively wrong is quite remarkable.

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/busines...ne-worldwide-citing-surplus-of-newer-vaccines

Per the CDC website "Vaccine development often takes 10-15 years of laboratory research, usually at a company in private industry, but often involves collaboration with researchers at a university." But these took 6 months. By definition they were unsafe. The COVID-19 vaccines highlighted to many the shortcuts on safety that the medical industry take. When you mess up this big, it is standard practice to have industry or organisation level audits to understand what went wrong. How something so wrong was allowed to happen in the first place. During these audits, uncomfortable truths are discovered.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/basics...ten takes 10,with researchers at a university.

Forcing everyone to take an experimental treatment (yes, you were the experiment since it wasn't fully tested yet) is not justifiable when the primary risk target were the elderly. The median age for those who died from COVID-19 was 85.5 years. In 2022, the average life expectancy of Australians was 83.20 years.

Source
: https://www.abs.gov.au/articles/cov... aged under 80 years,, 87.5 years for females).

If the vaccines were required to reduce emergency room intakes, then why have emergency room intakes increased since the introduction of the vaccine? Over time, the numbers have increased from 8.2 million in 2019–20 to 9.0 million in 2023–24. This isn't just from population increases either. Presentation rates per 1,000 population have also grown in this period – from 320 presentations per 1,000 people in 2019–20 to 333 presentations in 2023–24.

Source: https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports-data/myhospitals/intersection/activity/ed

It's worth noting, all of my sources are well established institutions, not crackpot theory underground banned websites.
 
If the vaccines were required to reduce emergency room intakes, then why have emergency room intakes increased since the introduction of the vaccine? Over time, the numbers have increased from 8.2 million in 2019–20 to 9.0 million in 2023–24. This isn't just from population increases either. Presentation rates per 1,000 population have also grown in this period – from 320 presentations per 1,000 people in 2019–20 to 333 presentations in 2023–24.
Its almost like going to an emergency room has no cost, while just about every doctor's surgery is charging a gap on a medicare rebabte...
 
It's worth noting, all of my sources are well established institutions, not crackpot theory underground banned websites.
You've taken data from established repected sources and extrapolated crackpot conclusions.

The Oxford-AstraZenica vaccine has been withdrawn because vaccines that better cover all variants of COVID-19 have become available. So its no longer profitable for them to manufacture it.
 
You've taken data from established repected sources and extrapolated crackpot conclusions.

The Oxford-AstraZenica vaccine has been withdrawn because vaccines that better cover all variants of COVID-19 have become available. So its no longer profitable for them to manufacture it.
Cute.

You believe propaganda as fact. Does this make you a happy clapper?
 
Awesome. We're doing vaccine chat again. There's one winner out of this, and it isn't the Port Adelaide Football Club. It's Warren Tredrea for getting his podcast listenership a big bump.

Speak for yourself man. I come for the Wooren musings but I stay for the Monday morning quarterbacking from intellectual giants with zero responsibility for the health of millions.
 
Tredders needs his wife to install Net Nanny


Losing the internet for all of us would be good for your brain. Even if it was for a couple of weeks. A bit like Covid times during lockdown, it was kinda nice seeing the world around you stop for a while knowing that you didn’t have to get up and be a busy little worker bee…
 
A mandated vaccine, which people were required to receive to restore their basic human rights has been removed from global use for being unsafe. If you think just AstraZenica was unsafe but the others were perfectly fine, then I have a vaccine I'd like to sell you. The mental gymnastics defending something that was objectively wrong is quite remarkable.

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/busines...ne-worldwide-citing-surplus-of-newer-vaccines

Per the CDC website "Vaccine development often takes 10-15 years of laboratory research, usually at a company in private industry, but often involves collaboration with researchers at a university." But these took 6 months. By definition they were unsafe. The COVID-19 vaccines highlighted to many the shortcuts on safety that the medical industry take. When you mess up this big, it is standard practice to have industry or organisation level audits to understand what went wrong. How something so wrong was allowed to happen in the first place. During these audits, uncomfortable truths are discovered.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/basics/how-developed-approved.html#:~:text=Vaccine development often takes 10,with researchers at a university.

Forcing everyone to take an experimental treatment (yes, you were the experiment since it wasn't fully tested yet) is not justifiable when the primary risk target were the elderly. The median age for those who died from COVID-19 was 85.5 years. In 2022, the average life expectancy of Australians was 83.20 years.

Source
: https://www.abs.gov.au/articles/covid-19-mortality-australia-deaths-registered-until-31-october-2022#:~:text=Deaths due to COVID-19: Age and sex,-Males had a&text=Males aged under 80 years,, 87.5 years for females).

If the vaccines were required to reduce emergency room intakes, then why have emergency room intakes increased since the introduction of the vaccine? Over time, the numbers have increased from 8.2 million in 2019–20 to 9.0 million in 2023–24. This isn't just from population increases either. Presentation rates per 1,000 population have also grown in this period – from 320 presentations per 1,000 people in 2019–20 to 333 presentations in 2023–24.

Source: https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports-data/myhospitals/intersection/activity/ed

It's worth noting, all of my sources are well established institutions, not crackpot theory underground banned websites.
It was crazy really that they forced a vaccine onto people, carrying GodKnowsWhat with it, but ignored a perfectly good horse paste that had already been proven and available
 
As I've said before I don't listen/watch Rogan's podcasts, only see clips of them now and then, but the demonisation of him seems hugely over the top. Just looking at his guest list, whilst there is definately a bro element (which is his target audience so why wouldnt there be?), his guests are many and varied.


The way he is portrayed as some alt right peddler of misinformation and conspiracy theories seems way off. He clearly has some "controversial" guests on, but if you want to watch a show that is completely on script with mainstream wimpy narrative, there's show like the Project you can watch. Clearly many people are sick of that stuff because its gay.
 
Speaking of Rogan I remember when people were saying he took the horse paste during Covid and he produced a prescription packet of Ivermectin on his podcast.

*For the record the only full podcast of his I've made it all the way through was his Dave Mustaine episode, I like the clips with the mammoth boneyard guy too.. I'M A COOKER!!
 
Speaking of Rogan I remember when people were saying he took the horse paste during Covid and he produced a prescription packet of Ivermectin on his podcast.

*For the record the only full podcast of his I've made it all the way through was his Dave Mustaine episode, I like the clips with the mammoth boneyard guy too.. I'M A COOKER!!
Mustaine the perfect Rogan guest. Guys like him and Tom Delonge
 
The way he is portrayed as some alt right peddler of misinformation and conspiracy theories seems way off. He clearly has some "controversial" guests on, but if you want to watch a show that is completely on script with mainstream wimpy narrative, there's show like the Project you can watch. Clearly many people are sick of that stuff because its gay.
I dunno man. I used to listen to every episode and it really did used to be varied. It was dumb but I loved it. One week it’d be mindless stoner talk, then it’d be some guy who believes he was abducted by aliens, then it’d be someone who had to chop their knob off due to getting stuck cave diving.

Nowadays it really isn’t varied. Even if the guests are varied, it’s just Joe talking about the same shit. Wokeness, how people are weird for not liking Elon and how California is a shithole now. I also have a lot of time for the view that Joe has a function of “laundering the reputation” of everyone who moves in the Trump circle. He’s always had bullshit artists on his pod, but they used to be the more harmless ancient aliens/flat earth types.
 
Effective for covid or not, there was all sorts of made up BS about people using the "horse paste" at the time - from gunshot victims not being able to be seen to because of people overdosing on ivermectin, to others shitting out their intestines, thinking they were ridding themselves of worms.
The propaganda to push people into getting vaccinated was crazy, but people that lapped these stories up have no issue with that kind of mis/disinformation.
 
Effective for covid or not, there was all sorts of made up BS about people using the "horse paste" at the time - from gunshot victims not being able to be seen to because of people overdosing on ivermectin, to others shitting out their intestines, thinking they were ridding themselves of worms.
The propaganda to push people into getting vaccinated was crazy, but people that lapped these stories up have no issue with that kind of mis/disinformation.
So you have:
  • the very real misinformation campaign which asserts that ivermectin is an effective treatment for covid
  • the blowback which includes viral stories about eating ivermectin as it exists to treat animals (may have happened once or twice)

If you can’t see that one of these is not like the other, then I really don’t know what to tell you.
 

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