Is Covid over?

Quote: petroglyph

https://summit.news/2022/12/02/rand-paul-fauci-caused-7-million-people-to-die-weve-caught-him-red-handed-he-wont-get-away/

Quote: Evenbob

They were all vaccinated originally as far as boosters I have no idea. I have never been much of a social person and usually don't go anywhere anyway unless I have to. So being at home all the time doesn't bother me at all, I live in a really old house that needs constant work anyway. Always something to do. I have a 20 ft concrete tunnel that runs off of my basement it is completely underground that would make the perfect wine cellar. So that's my latest project, looking forward to it. The tunnel is there because there used to be a water well at the end of it. This is what they did in the old days to keep the well from freezing in the winter, they built well pits and tunnels. It's pretty cool actually, how many people have 20 foot tunnels running off their basement.

Quote: rquiredusername

I think I recall earlier in this thread AMS said he again only had a sore arm from the bivalent booster.

I’m so jealous of those people, I’ve been getting just absolutely destroyed starting 10 hours after for about 24 hours every time #2 through 4.

Got it at 11:00 am Wednesday, slept maybe 1.5 hours alternating between sweating under covers and convulsing chills all night. Slightly better but completely worthless lying in bed all day yesterday chills every time I got up, only consumed 15 calories of chicken broth between after lunch Wednesday and this morning, had trouble keeping that down. Completely fine this morning after finally being able to get some decent sleep.

Quote: AZDuffman

House near where I grew up had a tunnel to a fake wishing well. It was first house ever built for nuclear survival. They also did wells like that on real old places to outlast Indian sieges.

Quote: Evenbob

When we bought this house 62 years ago there was a working well at the end of the tunnel. One of those wooden rod wells that work with a big flywheel. That's long gone and it's just sitting there empty now, and we hardly ever get Indiana attack around here anymore. In fact there was an Indian tribe of about 300 people in the early 1800s about a quarter-mile from where I'm sitting. There's a mineral spring that bubbles up out of the ground in the woods and that's where they lived. They all eventually died of measles most of them anyway. The native Americans around here are not like the ones you see in the movies. They are really short, chunky, ugly, huge noses, with totally pockmarked faces. You will not see them appearing on any commemorative coins anytime soon.

Quote: Evenbob

When we bought this house 62 years ago there was a working well at the end of the tunnel. One of those wooden rod wells that work with a big flywheel. That's long gone and it's just sitting there empty now, and we hardly ever get Indiana attack around here anymore. In fact there was an Indian tribe of about 300 people in the early 1800s about a quarter-mile from where I'm sitting. There's a mineral spring that bubbles up out of the ground in the woods and that's where they lived. They all eventually died of measles most of them anyway. The native Americans around here are not like the ones you see in the movies. They are really short, chunky, ugly, huge noses, with totally pockmarked faces. You will not see them appearing on any commemorative coins anytime soon.

Quote: rxwine

Looks like he has a newly published book to sell to me.

“ Huff, an epidemiologist, said in his new book, “The Truth About Wuhan,” that the pandemic was the result of the US government’s funding of coronaviruses in China.

Quote: kenarman

"'BIGGEST COVER-UP IN HISTORY' I worked with the Wuhan lab – I tried to warn them & I KNOW Covid was a lab leak"

From the Irish Sun.

"Is The Sun a trustworthy news source? - Quorahttps://www.quora.com › Is-The-Sun-a-trustworthy-news-...
Dec 27, 2018 — They tend to be left-leaning/centrist, depending on your point of view, but the standards of journalism are high and they can certainly be considered reputable."

Look up the article if you wish, but I don't expect to change any of the 'open' (ie empty space) minds here.