(John
Q. is walking down the street, and stops beside an advertising board,
looking at someone approaching from the opposite direction)
John Q.
Publicus! Oh no! Here to lecture me on something I don't care about. You've become an anti-vaxxer, you know! And a bore.
(Publicus
approaches and stops, nodding to John Q. and looks at the board next to
them, which has an image of a huge needle above the words: "Love the
jab!")
Publicus
I'm getting there, maybe, John Q. Though maybe "non-vaxer" would be closer to the truth.
John Q.
"Just say no," eh?
Publicus
Yep.
I fear they're forcing everyone to take these vaccines for Covid, using
various methods, like restraining you from traveling, and in general,
of course, there's ever more and more vaccines. More and more and more vaccines. But what's the exit strategy? When will enough be enough?
John Q.
"Exit strategy"? What do you mean?
Publicus
Just
like they've no exit strategy for Afghanistan, nor had they one for
Vietnam, for that matter. They're clearing gearing up for an endless
vaccine regimen, for kids and adults. Forever. Or so it looks like.
John Q.
And just who is this "they"?
Publicus
Government
and Big Pharma. And remember, from 1986 on, Big Pharma in the U.S. is
completely immune from lawsuits of any kind regarding children's
vaccines...
John Q.
Surely not.
Publicus
Drug
companies cannot be sued for ANY bad results of their product, except
through a special court that is a star chamber, basically. And recently
government has fixed it so adults can't sure about vaccine products. Carte blanc immunity.
John Q.
Sounds unbelievable.
Publicus
Yet
true. There's some sort of special court for parents to sue about
vaccines, but it is reputed to be a joke. But about the vaccines, when
is enough enough? It's getting to be more of an "exist" strategy than an
exit one. How we exist on this planet that is so "buggy" we'll
all die without endless vaccinations? How many more are we going to have
to take? Next thing you know, they'll start building the Axiom.
John Q.
That's a cute pop-culture reference, yeah. Wall-E,
the movie. But it is medicine, Publicus. Medicine! We're the epitome of
medicine's evolution! Allopathic medicine will save the world!
Publicus
You
don't think things are getting out of control, John Q.? Back in 1985,
kids were getting about three vaccine shots, and not they're getting 72,
as I understand it.
John Q.
Seventy-two!
Publicus
And
more are in the pipeline. They're essentially saying that without
massive and invasive drug and genetic therapy, we simply can no longer
live in the biodome we evolved in.
John Q.
We're our own aliens, then? Strangers in a strange land?
Publicus
And
then, consider the profit motive in all of this. A doctor gets a more
than a few bucks for giving someone a shot, the company that made it
makes money, so on and so forth. And the whole pharmaceutical industry
has gone from 50 to 100 billion dollars to 1.3 trillion, and that's
gotta be related to ever more people of all ages being loaded with
vaccines.
John Q.
Whew, that's a lot of dough! And money is motive! But then also money makes the world go around, amigo.
Publicus
Yeah,
but honestly. In 2000, the vaccine profits of the overall Big Pharma
business was about $8 billion a year, and now it it just over $60
billion. Unbelievable! That's got to skew whatever facts there are about
vaccines. The same with Global Warming: write a scientific paper
questioning Global Warming and you'll get no government money or grants,
and you'll be called a shill for "Big Oil", maybe even fired. Write a
paper about the world ending in ten years and you're set for life.
John Q.
You're
a pessimist, you know. Always gloom and doom. Allopathic medicine is
the most western, science-based, data collection-based, extensive drug
testing-based, medicine in all of history. And it is also the most
government regulated....
Publicus
I know what it is supposed
to be, John Q. It treats illness via drugs, radiation, and surgery. I
know it has worked pretty well for the past 100 years or so; done
miracles, in fact. But look at the world today? In 1910, the U.S. had no
heart disease, but by 1940, it was one of the chief causes of death.
And chronic diseases have multiplied nightmarishly, especially with
kids. The meds developed since then seem to multiply along with the
illnesses. All I see is endless vistas of forced drug use, forced
vaccinations.
(The two start moving down the street, away from the poster board, but soon another poster board begins to come in sight.)
John Q.
Well, I don't think people should be forced to take vaccines, that's true; after all – it's a free country, right? But then, the other side of the coin is if so many people refuse the vaccines,
we'll never get out of this pandemic.
Publicus
I don't believe that is true....
John Q.
Why not?
Publicus
...Because of the universal past history of contagions.
John Q.
How do you mean?
Publicus
These contagions always
fade out after no more than two years. Even the Black Death did that. It killed – some estimates say, though we can't be sure – one-third to half the population of Europe. Imagine such a thing today!
John Q.
No thanks!
Publicus
Yet even it faded away –
though it had smaller region-specific flare ups here and there like the
big one in 1666 in London, till the last was in the early 1700s. But
they never had a vaccine for it.
John Q.
Wasn't there some English doc who "saved the day" with a vaccine?
Publicus
Edward Jenner, but that was with small pox and at the end of the 18th century.
John Q.
So who cured the Black Death?
Publicus
God. No human did. We don't even know for sure what caused the Black Death.
John Q.
The Bubonic plague did.
Publicus
Some
late-19th century French bacteriologist named Alexandre Yersin claimed
it was Bubonic plague, and most people since just follow along with
that, like sheep, much like they follow along today about Covid, in
fact.
John Q.
I am feeling woolly.
Publicus
But
aside from both Bubonic plague and the Black Death having buboes
(swollen lymph glands which occur with other sicknesses, too), that's
about it. It moved too fast for the Bubonic plague, which is
carried by rats and fleas, and was a lot more deadly than the Bubonic
plague, as well. It in fact was a lot more like Ebola...
John Q.
Who
cares? I'm going to take my vaccine and be cured of Covid! Covid is
special! Very dangerous! I hear it every day, after all. Endlessly.
Publicus
Oh,
c'mon. ALL such contagions, all pandemics, burn out after two years.
Historically, that's true. The Spanish flu is a classic example. And it
is certain that that contagion was a series of different ones, as
it acted differently in different regions. You know, Covid is doing the
exact same thing.
John Q.
You must believe in "herd immunity" (snorts, snickers).
Publicus
"Herd immunity" is probably it. Or if it isn't that
(and I know various worthies argue endlessly about it, round and round – honestly, do we really know anything much?), something is. There is obviously some
mechanism – completely natural, clearly – that makes these contagions
follow the same bell-curve pattern. World-wide. Through all history.
And
in any event, because this Covid has only a 0.03 mortality rate in the
overall population of those who actually show symptoms (whether that is
as opposed to
the PCR test-derived "cases", is a bit murky), why "vaccine" for it at
all? Especially
odd is this "bum's rush" to push-push-push vaccines. None of them are
properly tested, and they're only approved for emergency use.
John Q.
Oh, you c'mon. Those PCR tests are perfect, sublime, saving the human race! (John Q. snorts as he says this.)
Publicus
You don't sound convinced. Actually, the guy who invented the PCR test, Kary Mullis, who even won a Noble for it, was
recorded recently saying the test can't work for this Covid business,
and that the sainted Fauci didn't know squat about anything.
John Q.
Covid is deadly! I've been told to memorize that, you know. It's the national meme. Deny it at your peril, Kemosabee.
Publicus
The international meme, I would say. The mortality almost entirely involves older folks,
those who precisely don't have naturally occurring vitamin D build up.
Ever notice that? Same with chronically ill folks whose bodies can't produce the necessary
vitamin D, and other elements that naturally enhance the immune system.
Such unfortunates, by definition, can't get out in the sun and soak up a
few rays, can they?
John Q.
Well, whatever. So YOU
say. I for one can't hardly wait to get my vaccine, so I can stop
worrying. Maybe get out a bit, live again. I know they're dangling that
as bait, but I can't help it. I'm going insane with lockdowns.
Publicus
Fauci says you can't
stop worrying, though; that you have wear masks and social distance
until next year. I think he's a fraud but whatever, that's certainly
what he's saying.
John Q.
I'm sure he's not saying that, 'cause it wouldn't make any sense! Why vaccine then? And anyway, when are YOU going to get YOUR vaccine?
Publicus
I
myself can't recommend vaccination to any of my friends, whatever their
ages. I sure won't take it myself.
John Q.
Okay, don't do it then. But leave the rest of us alone. We want to save Granny!
(They
had come up to the second poster board, which sported a large computer
drawing of a smiling elderly woman with grey hair, giving the "thumbs
up" signal. Under the caption the slogan read: "Save Granny!"
Publicus
Speaking
of saving people, you know that world-wide, these vaccines have killed a
good few people. I think about 2,000 now, isn't it? Probably more. In
the U.S. it is officially just under 2,000. And there's a lot of
reporting
of bad side-effects. It would seem logical if something makes you sick
when
first introduced to you, it will make you sick later, as
well. Maybe,
maybe not. It is a possibility, though. These things are extremely
complicated meds, highly machined and calibrated bio-weapons, in fact.
They're like hired gunslingers, and they're supposed to kill on the bad
guys, magically. And they've only be authorized for emergency use. It takes a year or so at least for any serious testing of them to be completed.
John Q.
I can't wait a year!
Publicus
Compare the rush to use these vaccines with what they done with the long-standing, cheap Lysosomotropic drugs such as Hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin.
These have been around for ages, the former from the 1940s and the
latter from 1975. And the powers-that-be hemmed and hawed and delayed
their use and delayed their use, tested and tested again, and now finally they're being used to....
John Q.
I
can't wait any longer! I want the vaccine! 'Cause, mainly, I want to
get out and about, yeah, but still! So, they can just give me the
vaccine and I'll be on my way....
Publicus
Remember there's no one vaccine: there are several,
and they're quite different, too. Then look at Europe: what is available
in Hungary, for instance, is usually the Russian one or the
Chinese. I think it would be utter madness to take either, though
propagandists are now saying these are healthier than the Western ones.
Who knows? The Western European authorities are talking about not
recognizing these vaccines for travel permits. But then again, the
Western ones are themselves having a lot of problems, as well. So, it is
a complete mess.
John Q.
(Piously) "To make an omlet, you have to break a few eggs!"
Publicus (eyes rolling)
And of course just as there is no one vaccine, there is no one
virus. The virus in Italy and then New York City was remarkably
different in how it acted than the one in California, the one that was
directly derived from China. The people in Wuhan were supposed to be
collapsing in the streets, but we never saw that pathology here. In
short, there may be completely different viruses,
actually, when you realize that their so-called "isolated" virus came
from very few people.
John Q. (Walking on.)
Oh, c'mon! That's CAN'T be true! Even I can see how that wouldn't....
Publicus (Following him.)
It
is, though. Maybe by now it isn't just one,of course. It's like a
handful. And of course they used
"laboratory culture" to "isolate" it, which involves mixing it with
other bio-material, and then stressing it out, starving it, a whole host
of things. The actual, formal, true isolation process takes a long
time and involves getting samples from at least a thousand dispersed
individuals. In that sense, you probably don't know this, but I've read
where the
chicken pox and Herpes viruses have been truly isolated, but measles and
HIV have never been isolated. SARS-CoV-2 hasn't been, either,
needless to say.
John Q.
But all those scientific papers?!?
Publicus
All those endless "scientific" papers in the last
couple of years that affirm the virus has been isolated, if you read the
"Methods" section, each and all say "laboratory culture" mixture and
they almost all work from the original single sample.
John Q.
But medical scientists wouldn't lie to us!
Publicus
Ever
hear of lobotomies? Using mercury to fight illness? And I'm not talking
a long time ago, as late as the 1930s they used drugs with mercury, one
of the most poisonous elements for humans on the planet. I won't even
mention the standard way they used to deal with breast cancer. Or look at the current sex-change craze; that’s lobotomies all over again. When the fad is over, the mess remains.
John Q.
That was then!
Publicus
And
they had mercury loaded into children's vaccines until the '60s! As a
preservative. Mercury! Until someone took the time to add up the mercury
doses and broadcast the alarm, so they stopped using mercury –
haha, and they started using aluminum!!!! Insane! AND they didn't
withdraw the mercury vaccines, but let them be slowly used up. Waste
not, want not.
John Q.
I don't believe it. That's just too weird.
Publicus
Look it up. Your Allopathic medicine too often treats life as the machine philosophy of Descartes called for, I think.
John Q.
We put "de cart" before the horse, eh?
Publicus
Haha,
yeah. Just dump more wrenches and bolts and screwdrivers into the
engine and it will run better. But life is far too dynamic for that. An
RNA virus like a coronavirus, if it infects you and makes you (in
some degree ill) and you pass it on to someone else, that virus isn't
the exact same as the one that entered you. They mutate VERY fast! So we
end up chasing a moving, mutating target with one (or a handful) of
vaccines – clearly, it's a wild-goose chase. We can't "catch up", and
there'll be "booster shots" every year – maybe sometimes twice a year – for eternity. It's like an insane merry-go-round you can't get off
of.
John Q.
Er...well, I have heard of the booster shot business. But surely....
Publicus
Also, ever notice how they'll say, "This vaccine in 95 percent effective" as if that's a good
thing? There's FIVE PERCENT of the viri that shrug off the vaccine, and
you can be sure that's the variety that will survive and multiply,
forcing yet ever more vaccines – vaccines for ever and ever and ever.
John Q.
Well, I know they have that exact problem with antibiotics. But, well, whatever it takes.
Publicus
You
live in fear. I find myself disgusting, actually, to be honest, in that
I am, in my own small way, adding to the fear porn. "Fear the vaccine!"
"Fear the cure!" But fear....
John Q.
I
don't fear the virus, but I take
it seriously, as should everyone. I'm just careful. I'm usually holed
up at home, in my own Fortress of Solitude, seeing no one, except the
people who bring me my food.
Publicus
I see you are not wearing a mask nowadays, however. Why not? Does that make smoking easier?
John Q.
Even
I could see the mask biz was bogus, Publicus. You've got viruses and
bacteria that normally reside in your head, in the nose and mouth. Even
fungi. They don't normally get into the lungs. But a mask collects those
and won't let them disperse in the normal way, and so you breathe them
back into your lungs, after they've had time to concentrate! You know
I've been a smoker for decades, so I read up on this. If you have
compromised lungs, asthma, COPD, if your a smoker like me, the mask can
easily set you up for serious infections, and not from coronavirus but
from things that normally live in your mouth and nose but do NOT belong
in your lungs. Not to mention how it cuts down on your oxygen intake and
uptakes, seriously uptakes, your CO2 levels.
Publicus
Wow, I'm impressed! A lot of bad pathology with these masks, right? But I would say one has to take one's health
seriously, in the sense of knowing what a human's immune system needs
(vitamin D, zinc, and so on). Do that and whatever causes illness can be
kept at bay. But did you know the AMA journal – mainstream publication, absolutely – had an article a while ago stating that annually, about the 128,000 Americans died
yearly from the proper-use taking of prescription drugs.
John Q. (Coming to a street corner, he turns onto a new street and walks down that sidewalk.)
So, they messed up their dosages.
Publicus (Walking with John Q.)
No, it was about people who PROPERLY used their meds.
John Q.
Well, that's not too many, if you think about it.
Publicus
We
lost 55,000 men in Vietnam. Abut the same again in Korea, a little
less. So annually, more Americans die of proper drug use than in either of those wars. That's simply staggering!
John Q.
So, what's your point? I'm still taking the vaccine!
Publicus
I'm trying to show how our
Allopathic medicine system is almost certainly prescribing too many
drugs. It is a drug-heavy medical culture, mostly consisting of looking
up your problems on a list, checking what the list says are the drugs
you should take for whatever illness they think you've got, and that's that.
It
is certainly over-relying on vaccines. Did you know that over two
hundred or so new vaccines are "in the works" of the "Big Pharma"
giants?
John Q.
That many? Why?
Publicus
They're
producing vaccines for just about everything imaginable,
and they have been working (not so much the past couple of decades) on a
vaccine for cancer! Since the Nixon Administration! In any event, they
are definitely gearing up now! They
seem to be "set for life", with a perpetual market of a population
apparently in need of ceaseless new vaccines, producing an ever growing
number of vaccines
for the world's population. Job security. But that simply can't possibly
remotely be
good for the human immune system. It's throwing endless wrenches into
the gearbox. Common sense would dictate the system
will be pushed and pulled and stomped on till the gearbox truly crashes.
John Q.
Yeah, job security for them, that's for sure. Well, though, you know, if we need the meds....
Publicus
But like
I say, can that simply can't possibly be at all good for the human immune
system, John Q? Doesn’t common sense suggest there’s a limit? Surely it will
stretch our immune system till it snaps. And
here's something else to consider, something I never see discussed
except by those who question the entire vaccine regimen. Every year,
there are more vaccines we are supposed to take, and as noted, right? A LOT
more are in the pipeline. Vaccines, vaccines, vaccines. Kids are just soaked in vaccines, and now
adults. In fact, governments are clearly going to implement a world-wide vaccine
regimen where you can't get a passport or travel without taking
vaccines. You can't even get a driver's license in Argentina without "showing your papers" about your vaccination history.
John Q.
That'll never happen. Or if it does, so what?
Publicus
It's happening now, though, here and there. In China, surely. So,
what? The obvious observation to make, John Q., is that Western Allopathic Medicine is apparently
determined to "vaccinate" the population, over and over again, against
an endless variety – and an apparently ever growing variety – of
viral or bacterial threats in the biodome we somehow evolved in. But how could the human race have evolved
and existed on this planet in such an apparently poisonous "biodome" for
the last million years or so? When anyone takes such a long view of
this distinctive pattern, a "30,000 feet" view, it looks stark-raving
insane. It's a merry-go-round we can never get off of.
John Q.
Maybe.
Maybe not. Nothing lasts forever, does it? I don't care. I live my my
cats and my dog. I really don't want to know about all this. Er,
well...the masks, yeah, that was bogus.
(They
come to yet another vaccine poster, this one covering a three-story
wall, a huge computer drawing of super-healthy kids with super-smiles,
all wearing masks and giving the thumbs up. They both gaze at it for a
moment.)
Publicus
Ugh. We're now in 1930s Germany or Russia. (Sighs.)
John Q.
It is, even I must admit, eerily similar.
Publicus
I,
too, don't mind being alone. However, it is hell and death for most
people. Suicides are through the roof, domestic violence, depression,
pornography, alcoholism and drug use, you name it. Society is crumbling
under this suffocating security-blanket lockdown regime. It's like
committing suicide to keep from dying, or the famous "We had to destroy
the village in order to save it."
John Q.
Sounds familiar. So, you're saying the same idiots that gave us Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan are...well, whatever.
Publicus
Ultimately,
and call me a conspiracy theorist if you must, but ultimately what I'm
saying is that all we've been experiencing for the past year and more is
just too stupid and extreme NOT to be intentional. It has to be
planned. So, I'm ready to join Dr. Delores Cahill and her World Freedom
Alliance because....
John Q.
Beware,
though, Publicus. Beware! Too much knowledge is a burden. You're like
the Lovecraft investigator who learns too much, and goes mad. (John Q. chants) "Yog-Sothoth is the key." (Back to normal, he says) Yet true or not, there's not a damned thing either of us an do about it.
Publicus
So, the unexamined life isn't worth living, or perhaps, you're saying, not possible to survive in.
John Q.
I.... (He breaks off, looking at a person walking toward them.)
(It's a cop. The policeman approaches them. More copes appear.)
Policeman
Excuse me, citizens. This street has a medical facility. Why aren't you wearing your masks? Let's see your papers, please.
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