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Still want to trust that vacine ? (Page 1/4) |
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MidEngineManiac
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NOV 29, 11:34 AM
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sourmash
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NOV 29, 11:36 AM
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No. Never did. Never will.
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maryjane
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NOV 29, 12:18 PM
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  Some people will believe anything. https://www.wusa9.com/artic...9b-a37a-3bf036113130
https://wusa9.com/embeds/vi...1/iframe?jwsource=cl
[quote]THE QUESTION Do the syringes for upcoming COVID-19 vaccines contain microchips inside?
THE ANSWER No. They will have chips on the outside of the syringe to track the vaccine’s usage. They aren’t inside the syringe or in contact with the vaccine itself.
WHAT WE FOUND It’s true that the United States Department of Defense awarded a $138 million contract to ApiJect Systems America to produce syringes for a COVID-19 vaccine when one is available. The DoD released some details of the contract in a news release from May.
ApiJect includes details of the RFID/NFC chip on its website’s home page. The chip will be under the label of the syringe, meaning on the outside of it, physically, and healthcare workers will have the option to tag it with their phone. That will allow them to upload a date, time and GPS location of each vaccination in real-time.
That doesn’t mean it tracks the person who has been vaccinated. It just means it tracks when and where a vaccination happens. The goal is to provide health administrators some kind of “injection map” to see how many vaccinations have been administered in a certain area.
On a document explaining RAPID USA, one of the campaigns ApiJect was awarded to run for this vaccination program, they explain the data is anonymous. It will be used to create aggregate data.
The information on RAPID USA’s homepage reiterates what’s found on the ApiJect homepage : the chip is on the outside of the syringe and is used to track the time and place of injections in real-time.
In no way does the company producing these syringes suggest it will use them to inject people with microchips. Facebook posts..as a news source. Just wow.
I have had: Yellow Fever vaccination. Anthrax Vaccination Typhoid Vaccination Tetanus and Diphtheria Vaccination (multiple times) Polio Vaccination Measles, Mumps Rubella vaccination Influenza vaccinations (multiple times) Pneumonia vaccination Shingles vaccination
probably more that I have forgotten about. Evidently, in conjunction with keeping me physically healthy, those vaccinations also help prevent me from falling for every bird brain conspiracy theory that comes down the pike from the bottom feeders of the world. morons abound[This message has been edited by maryjane (edited 11-29-2020).]
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rinselberg
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NOV 29, 12:29 PM
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Factcheck: Is the US putting microchips in COVID-19 vaccines?
No. Not according to this entry from May 26 (2020) on the "Infotagion" fact-checking style blog. https://infotagion.com/fact...n-covid-19-vaccines/ spoiler alert
There's no "cue" in "Covid." ~ Adam Skelly
 [This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 11-29-2020).]
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Hudini
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NOV 29, 12:57 PM
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Come on guys! Let them believe this stuff. First it means they won’t take what could potentially be your shot and second, if the virus kills them we get to say I told you so. Win/win
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maryjane
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NOV 29, 01:17 PM
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quote | Originally posted by Hudini:
Come on guys! Let them believe this stuff. First it means they won’t take what could potentially be your shot and second, if the virus kills them we get to say I told you so. Win/win |
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except they would likely as not, spread covid to others before those unfortunate people got their own vaccinations. Choices have consequences and should have, but far too often, those consequences befall innocent informed people as well as the ignorant and gullible..
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MidEngineManiac
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NOV 29, 01:55 PM
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quote | Originally posted by Hudini:
Come on guys! Let them believe this stuff. First it means they won’t take what could potentially be your shot and second, if the virus kills them we get to say I told you so. Win/win |
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Hey, I'm looking at the bright side of this. If the virus wipes out the species, I never again have to hear "I'm ooofffeeeennnndddeeeeddddddd"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep9Vzb6R_58
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maryjane
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NOV 29, 02:54 PM
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quote | Originally posted by MidEngineManiac:
Hey, I'm looking at the bright side of this. If the virus wipes out the species, I never again have to hear "I'm ooofffeeeennnndddeeeeddddddd"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep9Vzb6R_58 |
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Look back at your threads and posts over the last 14 years. You have no room to ever complain about other people saying they are offended. You are the queen of the karens.
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Boondawg
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NOV 29, 05:45 PM
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 [This message has been edited by Boondawg (edited 11-29-2020).]
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williegoat
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NOV 29, 05:56 PM
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https://www.snopes.com/fact...ier-carrying-donkey/
quote | The picture actually dates from 1958, during the Algerian War (i.e., a war for independence waged against French forces in Colonial Algeria). And it depicts a starving donkey that was rescued by a member of the French Foreign Legion who carried it back to his base, where the animal was nursed back to health, given the name “Bambi,” and adopted as a unit mascot — as described by author Douglas Porch in his 1991 history of the Legion. |
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https://www.republicworld.c...rom-world-war-2.html
quote | The photo of a soldier carrying a donkey was indeed true but it did not belong to the time of World War II. The picture is reportedly from 1958's Algerian War. The Algerian War was a war against the French forces based in Algeria during the colonial era. The photo actually showcases a soldier rescuing a donkey from starvation and carrying it back to the base. The donkey was reportedly nursed back to health and given the name Bambi. This incident has been recorded in the 1991 book History of the Legion by Douglas Porch. |
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