Was Covid-19 spreading freely worldwide BEFORE last Christmas? The evidence keeps stacking up

Hazmatted People In Ward

A new study from America indicates that people were falling ill with coronavirus-like symptoms in December 2019, but doctors at the time dismissed it as ordinary flu.

(Tom: I remember hearing from some of my US based friends at that time that they were sicker than they had ever been with the flu.)

A team of doctors from Los Angeles scouring the hospital records from last winter has discovered a series of smoking gun clues which almost guarantee that Covid-19 was present in America well before Christmas.

Scientists from UCLA have been analysing over 10 million hospital records from December 1, 2019 to February 29, 2020. Comparing that winter to previous ones, they noticed a 50-percent increase in ‘coughing’ as a symptom on admission forms. In addition, 18 more people than would ordinarily be expected were hospitalised with acute respiratory failure.

In fact, the scientists estimate that there may have been 1,000 or more Covid sufferers in LA alone last winter – and presumably those are just the symptomatic minority. At the time, of course, all of this was put down to a moderately bad flu season. Officially, Covid did not turn up in LA until January 22, when a traveller in LAX airport fell ill. He was from Wuhan, and was identified as Covid-positive four days later.

This bombshell fits an emerging body of evidence on an earlier coronavirus timeline. Many people may remember the reports of a strange vaping-related illness that ravaged Americans towards the end of last year. There was a good deal of study on it. Scientists at first thought it was the oils in the e-cigs congealing in people’s lungs, but soon debunked that hypothesis. In hindsight, it is difficult to look past Covid as the real culprit. Pneumonia-like symptoms, ordinarily fit people falling severely ill… it was Covid all over.

(Tom: This too I recall as I was in the US at the time.)

Here is the link to the article: https://www.rt.com/op-ed/500502-worldwide-covid19-spreading-december/

Tommy Wells who posted it wrote:

We have been deceived from the start. About everything. Can you think of anything – any “fact,” any claim, any model, any statistic or any prediction regarding this whole Covid19 debacle that has been correct from the outset?

We are experiencing an ongoing display of mass collective incompetence… not to mention we’ve been lied to about everything. Every. Single. Thing.

Jordan Grant commented:
FYI, the “studies” listed here are not “science”. I hope people learn to realize that. Looking at records, assuming “covid”, and then pretending you can “find it” by certain symptoms, or an extra # of coughs, etc, is just observational garbage. It is NOT science.

They’ve yet to even prove VIRUS here, in the true scientific definition of proof (scientific method…x causes y…yada yada). Hasn’t been done.

They are now just data mining with their false premises. this is what epidemiologists do. They are NOT scientists. They are not conducting experiments to prove a cause/effect relationship.

They are story tellers.

I’m sorry, but I tire of these articles and people saying that these are “scientists” doing these observational studies. It bastardizes the true meaning of the word….(moreso than it’s already been bastardized, I mean)

I replied to Jordan:
Jordan, I would like to respectfully suggest that perhaps your definition of science is too narrow. One I found readily was: The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of phenomena.

The study fits that description well and appear to hold more water than the half of the peer reviewed studies in medical journals that “cannot be replicated”.

Your statement that the existence of the virus has yet to be proven is dead right and is the primary foundation missing from what is the giant stack of cards built on lies, misinformation, propaganda and fear.

Do You Want Happy Little Vegemites?

Vegemite was originally promoted as a healthy food for children. Is Vegemite good for our kids though? It is a question I am continually asked by the Additive Free Kids Community. As a result, I have decided to blog about the reasons why if you want happy little ‘vegemites’ I would not feed them Vegemite!

https://www.additivefreekids.com.au/if-you-want-happy-little-vegemites-dont-feed-them-vegemite/

Why Do We Need Lockdown?

Why Do We Need Lockdown?

Why indeed! Because it has nothing to do with stopping deaths and everything to do with increasing government control of the population. Read and understand the Omnibus Bill already passed by the lower house in Vioctoria to understand the level of tyranny to which Andrews and his cohorts have sunk.

Adrian Gualano writes:

The Omnibus bill currently trying to be passed will give police (and non police public servants) the authority to arrest someone they “think” is likely to commit a crime. Courts.will have the power to detain your children for up to 30 months.

To everybody with children, this is the ultimate wake up call.

And yes of course this is an initiative of Dan Andrews , what other politician wants to take away your freedoms and break up your families?

This is not about health anymore.

If you don’t agree with the proposed bill, I suggest you start bombarding your MP’s with phone calls and emails ASAP. Find out who your upper house members are via the Parliament Victoria website and harass them like a telemarketer. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/legal-affairs/victorias-covid19-omnibus-legislation-an-astonishing-attack-on-democracy/news-story/018937689c5b12f84a3e3187bda77b53

While the latest research suggests that antibodies against Covid-19 could be lost in just three months, a new hope has appeared on the horizon: the enigmatic T cell.

Biology Researchers

Tommy Wells writes:

This article should’ve been entitled: “we screwed up immunology for the past 7 decades by focusing solely on antibodies, (so we could sell billions of dollars worth of vaccines) but now we’ve been forced to spill the beans about what constitutes real immunity.”

Then there was this little tidbit:
“ When researchers tested blood samples taken years before the pandemic started, they found T cells which were specifically tailored to detect proteins on the surface of Covid-19.”

Errrr…how could that be for a brand new “novel” virus that was supposedly created in some bats recently?? Yet another little factoid that doesn’t fit in with their little made-up story.

Sunshine, selenium and vitamin C are the answers. Plus some good food choices and exercise. This is what activates and invigorates the T cells and your system as a whole. Give them enough time and science eventually gets caught up with what the “alternative” crowd has been saying for the past several decades.

(Tom: This piece of the jigsaw puzzle explains why so many are completely unaffected by COVID-19 and why it hits the older folks harder.

I have read elsewhere that antibodies are not necessary for the body to mount an effective defense against a pathogen, that people had been observed who did not succumb to other illnesses yet had no antibodies to that pathogen.

Considering the whole thrust of a vaccination is to force the body to create antibodies to the pathogen causing the illness against which they seek to protect, this discovery effectively pulls the rug out from underneath that strategy.

It also adds credence to the viewpoint that it is not the pathogen that is the problem, it is the environment of the body – whether or not the body is in a sufficiently high state of operation that it can easily defeat pathogens.)

The article: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200716-the-people-with-hidden-protection-from-covid-19

Backyard food bowl of just 500 square metres bountiful enough to feed a family

James Stanistreet

In the backyard of his 500-square-metre rental property, biologist James Stanistreet has created a garden capable of feeding his family of four — and many more.

Key points:

A student biologist says his average-sized backyard is large enough to feed a family

He says all elements of a garden have an important role to play, even weeds

A garden is most productive when you care for all aspects of the ecosystem

Chicken and ducks fertilise and carry out pest control on neat rows of vegetables and fruit trees while native bees set to work on pollination.

Mr Stanistreet said his northern New South Wales garden produces more than enough for his family, the rest he trades with neighbours or sells at the local farmers’ market.

He is completing a Bachelor of Science at Southern Cross University in Lismore, focussing on the symbiotic association between fungi and tomato plants, and how advancing that knowledge can help minimise the use of industrial nitrogen.

When not in the laboratory he works his day job — designing, building, and planting ‘agroforests’ for private landholders that can incorporate everything from cabinet timbers to commercial-scale food production or native revegetation.

He has devoted years to understanding plants and using this knowledge to create his thriving back yard food bowl.

“A lot of what this garden is about is testing out ideas and seeing what can happen when we change what we do and put different things into practice.”

Weeds not the enemy
Mr Stanistreet said he uses cover crops, such as clover and other ‘weeds’, to fix nitrogen to the soil rather than relying on manufactured chemicals.

“You don’t see weeding in nature, yet trees grow very strong and healthy and it is because there is that organic matter and each plant has a role to play,” he said.

“What humans see as a weed it’s not just something trivial, it is something that the environment requires. It has a place and a role and it’s been developed over millions of years.

“Unfortunately we just weren’t able to see that in the past. Now we are really focussing on them and saying ‘okay, what is their role? What do they do?'”

Mr Stanistreet lets many of his crops go to seed, producing flowers that attract bees and hover flies to pollinate the garden, and wasps to eat pests including aphids.

“You have to remember you are looking after a whole ecosystem here,” he said.

It also allows him to collect the seed for the next crop, which he does by hanging the plant upside down over a large bowl and shaking it once the plant is dry.

He rotates his crops to deprive a ready food source for parasitic nematodes — bugs that live in the soil and can destroy a plant’s root system.

He keeps his garden beds at 70 centimetres wide because a lot of tools are made at that width, with a 30cm walkway between beds.

Each bed is topped up annually with woodchips that will decompose and add nutrients to the soil.

Between crops in any one bed he will add 100 litres of manure, 200 litres of compost, along with regular additions of fish and seaweed emulsions.

To keep costs down he makes his own compost, collects seaweed from the beach, and has a worm farm to produce castings and tea for the garden.

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Fantastic fowl
Ducks and chickens share Mr Stanistreet’s backyard coop, but the birds play very different roles in the garden.

When a crop is finished and a bed needs to cleared and fertilised, he fences it off and puts the chickens to work scratching it up.

The ducks are often left to roam the garden, picking off the slugs in the morning and other insects that would otherwise attack the produce.

The chickens are given kitchen scraps and garden trash, while their bedding and manure gets composted and returned to the garden beds.

“It is a closed system in many ways and these animals certainly help with that,” he said.

Mr Stanistreet said although his biology degree is helping him with the theory, anyone can use whatever space they have in their yards to grow food.

“Just get a seed of anything and find some soil and just start,” he said.

“If you can start with one seed and one plant it will grow from there.”

He said he loved everything about gardening.

“It brings you back to nature, it reminds you that you are a part of the Earth with the plants and the animals, and it is a system,” he said.

“When you grow your own food you know where it comes from and it just tastes better.”

Message received from a registered nurse in Victoria. TOTAL COMMUNISM IN THE HEALTH SYSTEM.

(Tom: Based on my experience in NSW Health I can vouch for the predominant attitude described in this report:)
“It all seems to be a “goat of escape” and “kicking the bucket” games where everyone is absolutely horrified to leave a slightest chance of him/her to be held accountable. Everyone is absolutely obsessed by and preoccupied solely by finding ways and developing strategies and creating policies oriented purely on passing accountability on and responsibility to someone else.”
https://www.sabhlokcity.com/2020/09/message-received-from-a-registered-nurse-in-victoria-total-communism-in-the-health-system/

Social Isolation Is Damaging an Entire Generation of Kids

Solitary Child

By keeping healthy children under quarantine, we are cruelly depriving them of the in-person free play and social interaction that are critical to their development and emotional well-being.

(Tom: It is well past time to end the lockdown. Kids almost never get COVID-19 and world-wide there has not been a single instance of student to teacher transmission of it identified.)

https://fee.org/articles/social-isolation-is-damaging-an-entire-generation-of-kids/