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Dough

https://fullchan.net/?f8457ea1add872e2#DWxom9HEy7816UGk6hhYDVSpvwab3CbDPHpcVr9KWzSb

>>108847

Anon in a bar says; "I see your pussy and raise you extra flaps"

For the insane cat people it is real purportedly:

https://www.breitbart.com/pre-viral/2021/11/14/adorable-four-eared-kitten-quickly-becoming-social-media-star/

>>108847

tybb

tis the seasonal pusherman,

TROUBLE$ if if if if if ... say "Chri$tma$"

no freedom of choice,

only i $ lamb $acrifice$

IDEN Enemy Combatants and traitors;

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>>108816 Q Train - Fire extinguisher, Air Force- Fire trucks

>>108816

>Q Train

https://qagg.news/?q=maggie

~ Watch Your [6]

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FROM PB:

>>108783, >>108786 Recent article grossly underemphasize the problems assoc/w JAB-RELATED pericarditis as short-lasting and mild.

Here is the article that goes with the idiotic tweet designed to make pericarditis look like a minor inconvenience

[Includes anon COMMENTARY in BRACKETS]

How dangerous is myocarditis? The truth about the scary-sounding condition

--["scary-sounding" - scary-sounding because it is a scary condition. Studies of previous forms of myocarditis have focused on our limited knowledge, the death of treatments, and poor outcomes, e.g.: "Indicators of Poor Prognosis of Acute Pericarditis (2007), https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.106.662114]

Despite the attention on myocarditis, inflammation from mRNA vaccines is rare, and goes away in a matter of days.

--[It does NOT go away in a matter of days - people are realized from the HOSPITAL, they say, in about 4 - 6 days. See the CDC's own info: in this very early report from June, 2 of the 3 studies showing "mild" effects were very small. The Israeli study - which obviously could not be ignored - was larger - including 148 cases, 95% of which were "mild" (what about the other 5%)? And what do they mean by "mild"? They do note that there is ZERO data on long-term effects. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2021-06/02-COVID-Oster-508.pdf

this slideshow is attached

Over the past two weeks, the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention weighed approval for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11 years old. The FDA issued an emergency-use authorization for the pediatric vaccine, which was quickly followed by an endorsement from the CDC.

During the days-long meetings, questions of heart inflammation following the vaccine loomed large. And by most accounts, reporting on those discussions has led to concern among parents about side-effects. But just how dangerous this vaccine side effect is still isn’t completely clear, and according to some experts, it might not be a cause for concern at all.

--[Gee, if there is ZERO concern, they why did the manufacturers put a drug in the doses for 5-11 year olds associated with the prevention of heart attacks? TROMETHAMINE - see qresear.ch for details]

Currently, the FDA has paused its approval of Moderna’s vaccine for adolescents while it reviews data from Europe on the risk of inflammation in or around the heart following mRNA vaccination. That inflammation is called myocarditis and pericarditis, depending on where it takes place. It’s rare: Even in the highest-risk group, 16 to 18 year olds, it occurs in about 70 out of a million vaccinations, CDC data shows. But according to the EU, Moderna’s shot is more likely to cause this inflammation in adolescents. Several Scandinavian countries no longer give Moderna to people under 30.

[The link is here: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2021-06/03-COVID-Shimabukuro-508.pdf. This is not to a research study, but a slide show - so not really sauce. Sauce to the article on Moderna is WSJ - prolly better but behind a paywall]

PAGE 1

>>108856

CDC data from millions of vaccinations show that the inflammation, when it occurs, goes away within a matter of days without any serious consequences. And infectious disease experts and pediatricians widely agree that the risks of COVID—including a full-body inflammatory syndrome called MIS-C—are much more substantial.

[Disgusting. In their slide show, they say there's NO LONG TERM data on effects; and provide ZERO documentation on the incidence of MIS-C in children. PURE FEAR PRON]

Sarah Long, a pediatric infectious disease expert at Drexel University College of Medicine, and a member of the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, that the post-vaccine heart inflammation might be different from the myocarditis that’s seen during an infection with COVID-19 or from some other cause. It’s so different, and less severe, than typical myocarditis, she says, that giving it the same name has created unnecessary worry over the condition.

--[Yuck. Except for one Israeli study, the ones cited in the slideshow are TINY. And have no long-term data. SO WHAT MAKES SARAH THINK THAT THIS "NEW" MYOCARDITIS IS SO DIFFERENT FROM THE "OLD" ONES - none of which are trivia?]

Myocarditis isn’t a disease in its own right, like the flu—it’s more like pneumonia, which can be caused by viruses or bacteria.

--[Just because a condition has more than one cause doesn't mean it's not a 'real' disease....]

BLOW BY BLOW OVER, here's the rest:

Next few paragraphs are about why it's ok to minimize the seriousness of myocarditis related to the jabs - all pure conjecture.

Followed by some more fear pron on MIS-C - although they cite a study about a kind of myocarditis they claim is related to MIS-C.

The only study cited is actually on myocarditis among the jabbed: "Myocarditis With COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines" https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.121.056135].

The only study on MIS-C in the first study is this one:

"Characteristics and Outcomes of US Children and Adolescents With Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) Compared With Severe Acute COVID-19" It's not about children with MIS-C from Covid, either. It just compaires characteristics/outcomes of children with MIS-C versus severe acute covid, all supposedly between 6-12 years old.

OK: How many children REALLY had severe covid in that age range? ANY AT ALL?

If there were a few, how many got treatments that would have prevented "severe" symptoms from developing?]

THIS ARTICLE PROVIDES ZERO SAUCE for the idea that there's a bunch of children who got MIS-C from Covid-19.

Only thing that passes for "sauce" is some MD from Johns-Hopkins saying that "most children with MIS-C will have antibodies to the SARS-CoV-2 virus." https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/misc-and-covid19-rare-inflammatory-syndrome-in-kids-and-teens NO SAUCE FOR THAT, EITHER

INEVITABLY, we return to the tired old theme of children as superspreaders, as idea discredit more than a year ago:

'''"Children are not COVID-19 super spreaders: time to go back to school" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32371442/

July 2020 - look at the date!! 17 months ago!

If anyone is asuperspreader, It's the VAXXED==:

Fully Vaccinated Healthcare Workers Carry 251 Times Viral Load, Pose Threat to Unvaccinated Patients, Co-Workers'''

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/vaccinated-healthcare-workers-threat-unvaccinated-patients-co-workers/

>>108857

CDC SLIDESHOW ON MYOCARDITIS

This is from the very EARLY meeting the CDC was forced to hold when reports of myocarditis in youth starting rolling in after the authorization of the vax for children 12+.

It's really sketchy. And at this point, old. Surprising there's not more recent data.

(or is there??)

Overview of Myocarditis and Pericarditis

ACIP COVID-19 Vaccines Work Group

June 23, 2021

Matthew Oster, MD, MPH

CDC COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2021-06/02-COVID-Oster-508.pdf

Don't know much about the ACIP COVID-19 Vaccines Work Group or Matt Oster

Probably WORTH A DIG

>>108847

TYB - see attached

>>108855

>Global Thunder 22

@US_Stratcom

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>>108859

>>108856

finally did the dig on the twit you posted.

Research articles on myocarditis, 2006 - 2012

SEE BELOW

There may be more, but i get the impression that this area is not very well-researched, perhaps because until now, the condition was rare.

But the stupid twit/article maintained that Covid-19 myocarditis is "different" from earlier kinds. I spozed that's really all they can do, isn't it? To say it's a lighter, brighter kind of myocarditis. Outta the hospital in just four to six days! (But look at the sample sizes)

They totally glossed over everything in that June CDC meeting - the slide show is a joke. The Israeli study must have caused them problems because it's bigger and did have at least 5% of people with SERIOUS myocarditis,even short-term.

The fact that vaxxed athletes are dropping dead right and left suggests that the biggest problem may be with SUB-CLINICAL manifestations. Person feels fine until they EXERCISE VIGOROUSLY. For the last time, kek.

So the idea that most people don't have symptoms isn't gonna help in the long run. The ABSENCE of symptoms just means the vax is a ticking time bomb, set to go off after extreme exertion.

The article cited by everybody mentioning the lousy five-year prognosis is from 2012:

Myocarditis: Early Biopsy Allows for Tailored Regenerative Treatment

May 2012

Prognosis:

Acute myocarditis mostly does not sufficiently respond to symptomatic medication for heart failure, and mortality is high in spite of treatment. The long-term disease course depends on the pathogen, the extent and type of inflammation, and the initial injury to the myocardium. Focal borderline myocarditis often undergoes spontaneous clinical healing if no serious heart failure developed initially. The early mortality of fulminant lymphocytic myocarditis requiring intensive care is in excess of 40% in the first 4 weeks (7). Untreated giant cell and eosinophilic myocarditis also have an extremely poor prognosis, with 4 year survival rates of less than 20% (8). Granulomatous necrotizing myocarditis is lethal if overlooked and untreated. Non-fulminant active myocarditis has a mortality rate of 25% to 56% within 3 to 10 years, owing to progressive heart failure and sudden cardiac death, especially if symptomatic heart failure manifests early on (9– 11, e1). In addition to impaired left ventricular (LV) and right ventricular (RV) function, virus persistence, chronic inflammation, and cardiodepressive autoantibodies are independent predictors of a poor prognosis (9, 12, 13).

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3370379/

There are earlier articles from 2006 and 2007:

Myocarditis: Current Trends in Diagnosis and Treatment

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/circulationaha.105.584532

Myocarditis is the end result of both myocardial infection and autoimmunity that results in active inflammatory destruction of myocytes. Its precise characterization and natural history have been limited by the extraordinary variability of its clinical presentations, laboratory findings, and the diversity of etiologies...."Treatment of myocarditis in 2006 remains largely supportive. Immunosuppression has not been shown to be effective as routine treatment for acute lymphocytic myocarditis. Early trials of antiviral therapies, such as interferons, suggest a potential therapeutic role but require further investigation

Indicators of Poor Prognosis of Acute Pericarditis

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.106.662114

The clinical search for indicators of poor prognosis of acute pericarditis may be useful for clinical triage of patients at high risk of specific causal conditions or complications....

All of these articles treat myocarditis as a VERY serious condition.

It's useful to know the different types, which are discussion in a technical wiki below. These will come up in future discussions of Covid-jab-related myocarditis.

Myocarditis : clinical presentation and management

Maarten Groenink, MD, PhD - Dept. Of Cardiology and Radiology, Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam

https://www.textbookofcardiology.org/wiki/Main_Page

Myocarditis is an inflammatory disease of the myocardium that may present with sudden cardiac death, symptoms mimicking myocardial infarction, heart rhythm and conduction disorders, and heart failure. Infectious, mostly viral, auto-immune and toxic agents are the main causative factors of myocarditis. .... Myocarditis may present with a wide variety of symptoms, partly determined by the underlying cause : acute, subacute or chronic.

Four kinds of myocarditis:

- Fulminant myocarditis — Fulminant myocarditis presents with an acute illness after a distinct viral prodrome. Patients have severe cardiovascular compromise, multiple foci of active myocarditis by histologic study, and ventricular dysfunction that either resolves spontaneously or results in death.

- Acute myocarditis — Acute myocarditis presents with a less distinct onset of illness. Patients present with established ventricular dysfunction and may progress to dilated cardiomyopathy.

- Chronic active myocarditis — Chronic active myocarditis also presents with a less distinct onset of illness. Affected patients often have clinical and histologic relapses and develop ventricular dysfunction associated with chronic inflammatory changes, including giant cells on histologic study.

- Chronic persistent myocarditis — Chronic persistent myocarditis, which also presents with a less distinct onset of illness, is characterized by a persistent histologic infiltrate, often with foci of myocyte necrosis but without ventricular dysfunction, despite other cardiovascular symptoms such as chest pain or palpitation.

Survival rates are much higher for those with "fulminant" than "acute" - see CHART

>>108862

>>108859

>>108856

finally did the dig on the twit you posted.

Research articles on myocarditis, 2006 - 2012

SEE BELOW

There may be more, but i get the impression that this area is not very well-researched, perhaps because until now, the condition was rare.

But the stupid twit/article maintained that Covid-19 myocarditis is "different" from earlier kinds. I spozed that's really all they can do, isn't it? To say it's a lighter, brighter kind of myocarditis. Outta the hospital in just four to six days! (But look at the sample sizes)

They totally glossed over everything in that June CDC meeting - the slide show is a joke. The Israeli study must have caused them problems because it's bigger and did have at least 5% of people with SERIOUS myocarditis,even short-term.

The fact that vaxxed athletes are dropping dead right and left suggests that the biggest problem may be with SUB-CLINICAL manifestations. Person feels fine until they EXERCISE VIGOROUSLY. For the last time, kek.

So the idea that most people don't have symptoms isn't gonna help in the long run. The ABSENCE of symptoms just means the vax is a ticking time bomb, set to go off after extreme exertion.

The article cited by everybody mentioning the lousy five-year prognosis is from 2012:

Myocarditis: Early Biopsy Allows for Tailored Regenerative Treatment

May 2012

Prognosis:

Acute myocarditis mostly does not sufficiently respond to symptomatic medication for heart failure, and mortality is high in spite of treatment. The long-term disease course depends on the pathogen, the extent and type of inflammation, and the initial injury to the myocardium. Focal borderline myocarditis often undergoes spontaneous clinical healing if no serious heart failure developed initially. The early mortality of fulminant lymphocytic myocarditis requiring intensive care is in excess of 40% in the first 4 weeks (7). Untreated giant cell and eosinophilic myocarditis also have an extremely poor prognosis, with 4 year survival rates of less than 20% (8). Granulomatous necrotizing myocarditis is lethal if overlooked and untreated. Non-fulminant active myocarditis has a mortality rate of 25% to 56% within 3 to 10 years, owing to progressive heart failure and sudden cardiac death, especially if symptomatic heart failure manifests early on (9– 11, e1). In addition to impaired left ventricular (LV) and right ventricular (RV) function, virus persistence, chronic inflammation, and cardiodepressive autoantibodies are independent predictors of a poor prognosis (9, 12, 13).

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3370379/

There are earlier articles from 2006 and 2007:

Myocarditis: Current Trends in Diagnosis and Treatment

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/circulationaha.105.584532

Myocarditis is the end result of both myocardial infection and autoimmunity that results in active inflammatory destruction of myocytes. Its precise characterization and natural history have been limited by the extraordinary variability of its clinical presentations, laboratory findings, and the diversity of etiologies...."Treatment of myocarditis in 2006 remains largely supportive. Immunosuppression has not been shown to be effective as routine treatment for acute lymphocytic myocarditis. Early trials of antiviral therapies, such as interferons, suggest a potential therapeutic role but require further investigation

Indicators of Poor Prognosis of Acute Pericarditis

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.106.662114

The clinical search for indicators of poor prognosis of acute pericarditis may be useful for clinical triage of patients at high risk of specific causal conditions or complications....

All of these articles treat myocarditis as a VERY serious condition.

It's useful to know the different types, which are discussion in a technical wiki below. These will come up in future discussions of Covid-jab-related myocarditis.

Myocarditis : clinical presentation and management

Maarten Groenink, MD, PhD - Dept. Of Cardiology and Radiology, Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam

https://www.textbookofcardiology.org/wiki/Main_Page

Myocarditis is an inflammatory disease of the myocardium that may present with sudden cardiac death, symptoms mimicking myocardial infarction, heart rhythm and conduction disorders, and heart failure. Infectious, mostly viral, auto-immune and toxic agents are the main causative factors of myocarditis. .... Myocarditis may present with a wide variety of symptoms, partly determined by the underlying cause : acute, subacute or chronic.

Four kinds of myocarditis:

- Fulminant myocarditis — Fulminant myocarditis presents with an acute illness after a distinct viral prodrome. Patients have severe cardiovascular compromise, multiple foci of active myocarditis by histologic study, and ventricular dysfunction that either resolves spontaneously or results in death.

- Acute myocarditis — Acute myocarditis presents with a less distinct onset of illness. Patients present with established ventricular dysfunction and may progress to dilated cardiomyopathy.

- Chronic active myocarditis — Chronic active myocarditis also presents with a less distinct onset of illness. Affected patients often have clinical and histologic relapses and develop ventricular dysfunction associated with chronic inflammatory changes, including giant cells on histologic study.

- Chronic persistent myocarditis — Chronic persistent myocarditis, which also presents with a less distinct onset of illness, is characterized by a persistent histologic infiltrate, often with foci of myocyte necrosis but without ventricular dysfunction, despite other cardiovascular symptoms such as chest pain or palpitation.

Survival rates are much higher for those with "fulminant" than "acute" - see CHART

New telegram channel

unvaxxed support group

good for those isolated among da blue ones

Unvaxxed Global

dropped in on qr

for some reason, find this really funny

"Q and I see eye to eye"

LMAO

Gotta step out for awhile

will come back if possible, been pretty sore today

but at least got some digs in

- nite bakerer

This Is Not Your Father’s Normal Democratic Party

https://noqreport.com/2021/11/15/this-is-not-your-fathers-normal-democratic-party/

The Democratic Party’s so-called moderates have had it with Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.; Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.; Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich.; and other members of the “squad.” These “centrists” are laboring to separate themselves semantically from these neo-Marxists, although their differences end there.

These “middle of the road” Democrats call themselves “normal.” If they keep parroting that word, their feathers will turn green.

“If you want a senator who runs as a socialist, feeds the [Republican Party] attack ads, & didn’t help with infrastructure, I’M NOT YOUR GUY,” Rep. Conor Lamb, D-Pa., recently pleaded via Twitter. “I’m a normal Democrat who supports jobs & wins elections.”

Rep. Donald McEachin, D-Va., said voters want to “return to normal as quickly as possible.”

Speaking about President Joe Biden, Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., said, “Nobody elected him to be [former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt]. They elected him to be normal and stop the chaos.”

“People are fatigued and confused, and they want to get back to their normal lives,” observed New Jersey state Sen. Loretta Weinberg, a Democrat.

Democrat campaign operative Howard Wolfson prescribed a “course correction” and an embrace of “bipartisan normalcy.”

When these allegedly moderate Democrats call themselves “normal,” this suggests that those further left are abnormal. How insulting! The squad should demand an immediate apology. Indeed, it is the Democrats’ new normal.

The American Conservative Union’s recently modernized website makes it a snap to review senators’ and House members’ votes clear back to 1972. Running from zero for most liberal to 100 for most conservative, the ideological spectrum cleaves into thirds: left (zero to 33 American Conservative Union ratings), middle (34 to 66), and right (67 to 100). Moderate Democrats should inhabit this center slice.

Good luck finding them there.

“Normal” Democrats who loudly claim to be in the middle are on the left—often deeply so. Lamb, for starters, has a 9.04 lifetime American Conservative Union rating—24.96 points from the centrist border. The aforementioned McEachin clocks in at 5.68. Spanberger? 10.53. Weinberg votes conservatively 1.98% of the time.

The New Democrat Coalition styles itself as the natural home of centrist House Democrats. Nonsense. This group’s leadership is planted firmly, solidly, deeply left:

New Democrat Coalition Chairwoman Rep. Suzan DelBene, D-Wash., rates 3.48. She stands left of Ocasio-Cortez, who sports a more conservative 5.23 American Conservative Union rating.

“Centrist” Whip Chrissy Houlahan, D-Pa., votes in precise, North Korean-style lockstep with Ocasio-Cortez at 5.23.

Vice Chair for Policy Scott Peters, D-Calif., is New Democrat Coalition’s most right-wing leader, with a whopping score of 8.2.

All eight non-freshmen New Democrat Coalition leaders are within American Conservative Union’s farthest-left decile. Those who represent moderate House Democrats vote conservatively less than 10% of the time. In what world does this put them at the center of anything?

Historically, Democrats have marched further left than Republicans have headed right. In 1980, House Democrats averaged a 26 American Conservative Union rating. In 1990, 20. In 2000, 16. In 2010, six. And in 2020, three.

Republicans began at 68 in 1980, peaked in 2010 at 89, and fell back to 74 last year. Across 11 years that I sampled, Democrats averaged 17 and Republicans 76. Democrats were closer to zero than Republicans were to 100.

For 2020, three Republican Party senators and 34 Republican House members rated in the middle third versus zero Democrat senators and only one House Democrat: New Jersey’s Jefferson Van Drew with a 46. He since has defected to the Republican Party.

Meanwhile, “centrist” Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is not. The West Virginian has a 26.55 rating. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., has a mere 14.59. Phony supposed middle-roader Biden earned a 13.

American Conservative Union ratings confirm that Republicans are America’s more moderate party.

“The data speak for themselves,” American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp told me. “The most radical elements of the left have hijacked the Democrat Party.”

Moderate Democrats are now mythical creatures, like dragons and unicorns. Nothing remains but leftists and far leftists. Your father’s normal Democrat Party is far, far away.

>>108883

tappin for now, back not too earlies

>>108888

Quads of infinity to the tenth power

Dance off won

Next distraction?

https://www.rt.com/news/540273-iss-crew-hide-space-debris/

https://twitter.com/kewinajohnson/status/1459932779391578115

Bronson

@kewinajohnson

The manager of a big chain restaurant in Seattle tells me that he's lost 37% of his business since @GovInslee

vax proof mandate for King County. And that's a corporate chain. Imagine the loss for small businesses. Way to go Jay.

interdasting

sounds like restaurant owners need NOT TO COMPLY

Don Wolt

@tlowdon

·

Nov 11

Parents, the White House invites you to tune in tomorrow to listen to HHS's Rachel Levine offer health tips for your children.

https://twitter.com/tlowdon/status/1459024820083982337

every so often, i look at something and pinch myself, like - really????

i'ma gonna gather some notes for mornin' bakerer, then retire

>>108904

cap

>>108847

tyb. durham shot heard round the world would be a purrty guud present.

>>108849

WT everluv'n F?!

>>108886

tyC

>>108897

tyF

>>108900

morn'n baker gotz tha notes.

on the clock.

>>108907

testing my vpn connect.

had to change it out.

>>108907

mornin wakes

>>108847

>>108886

>>108907

morning

SAM643 and SAM727 USAF G5's ne from JBA across the pond-two high-level AC's from 99th Airlift Squad to Yerp

pf housekeeping

Nancy back to JBA last night

>>108693 pb

BOXER42 USAF C-40C arrived at JBA from San Francisco-landed a litle over 5 hours ago.

It's on the schedule to sign

3:00pm EST Joe signs into law his Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, H.R. 3684, the “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act”; The President and The Vice President deliver remarks.

Then he gotta stay up for this

7:45pm EST Joe meets virtually with His Excellency Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China

https://factba.se/biden/calendar

>>108913

mornin G

it's really cool here, like 62

kek

g's be freezin

howza?

>>108917

that sux wakers, sorry bout that yo

gatties gettin restless here, waitin on they new home

I'll keeps em entertained as best I canp

they mentioned wanting a pet, a cat maybe, thinkin to oblige they soon

BNP hires advisers to explore $15 billion Bank of the West sale

BNP Paribas (BNPP.PA) is working with advisers to assess a sale of its U.S. arm Bank of the West as it seeks to retreat from the American retail banking market after struggling to compete with larger and better capitalised rivals, sources told Reuters.

The French lender, which overtook British rival HSBC (HSBA.L) last year to become Europe's largest bank by assets, is looking to part ways with its California-based retail banking subsidiary in a deal that could value it at about $15 billion, three sources with knowledge of the matter said. JPMorgan (JPM.N) and Goldman Sachs (GS.N) are preparing the business for a sale and have been working closely with BNP to gauge interest from prospective bidders, the sources said. Discussions are still at an early stage and no deal is certain, they said. Shares in BNP jumped more than 4% after the Reuters story and were up 5.11% at 1151 GMT. JPMorgan was first to secure a mandate from BNP during the summer, one of the sources said, having recently represented Spain's BBVA (BBVA.MC) in the $11.6 billion sale of its U.S. operations to PNC Financial Services Group Inc (PNC.N) - a deal BNP hopes to replicate. BNP was not immediately available for comment. JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs declined to comment.

Bank of the West, with $99.2 billion of assets as of June 30, ranks as BNP's biggest business outside Europe. A sale would give Chief Executive Jean-Laurent Bonnafé cash to invest on the continent where the European Central Bank is urging the region's lenders to merge as they have lagged their U.S. and Chinese rivals in profitability and size since the 2008 financial crisis, the sources said. While centred on California, the 147-year old Bank of the West operates 531 branches, primarily in the U.S. West and Midwest. It was bought by BNP in 1979 and subsequently merged with its local subsidiary, the French Bank of California (FBC).

To secure a successful sale of the business, BNP would have to overcome a number of challenges, the sources noted. U.S. President Joe Biden has called for more scrutiny of bank mergers, while the departure of Randal Quarles as the Federal Reserve's vice chair for supervision and uncertainty over Jerome Powell's future as chair has cast doubt on banking consolidation. Dealmakers, who spoke with Reuters on condition of anonymity, said this leadership void has created an effective hold on the approval of large bank acquisitions by the Fed, making it difficult for bank boards to sanction new transactions.

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/exclusive-bnp-hires-advisers-explore-15-bln-bank-west-sale-sources-2021-11-15/

Pro-CRT dad, Malikk Austin, tells parents at school board meeting he has 'a thousand soldiers ready to go'

"Fort Worth parents told Fox News that they felt threatened when a parent who defended critical race theory turned to the crowd during a school board meeting and said, "I got over 1,000 soldiers ready to go," before adding, "locked and loaded," as officers escorted him out of the room."

Note: PATRIOT Womens Response

Also Note: Police state in article they have NOT been notified

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fort-worth-parents-claim-pro-crt-father-threatened-them

https://twitter.com/toddmdaniel/status/1459300100807790592

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/1460256627211309059

Kaitlan Collins

@kaitlancollins

Steve Bannon has surrendered, and appeared to be streaming it live as he turned himself in to the FBI field office.

Moar Digs on Addgene - Think Gain of Function

Anons remember from previous digs thatAddgeneat theBroad Instituteis involved with CRISPR technology and fluoresent protein plasmids. Remember,Eric Lander, thePresident’sScience Advisor andDirector of the White HouseOffice of Science and TechnologyPolicy(OSTP) is a Founding Director of the Broad Insitute. We can now definitively add "Gain of Function" to Addgene's resume. There's a lot to dig on here. Who are the researchers involved? Who do they work for? What other companies or non-profits share this kind of scientific information? Where do they get the cell lines they use in their research?

All PB

>>14875343, >>14875353, >>14875363, >>14875384 Eric Lander, and Much More, Needs Digs

All PB

>>14912914, >>14912923, >>14912929, >>14912935, >>14912941, >>14912945, >>14912952, >>14912960, >>14912963, >>14912965 Eric Lander, Broad Institute, CDC, Addgene, Chan Zuckerberg, Zhang Lab, LGC, Standards, CRISPR and fluorescent protein plasmids

Addgene

"A Better Way toShare Science"

"We distribute 104,724 plasmids on behalf of 4,900 labs from around the world. We also produce 705 ready-to-use viral vectors from our plasmid collection. Find what you need for your next experiment."

https://www.addgene.org/

Now for thenew information. A search on Addgene for "Gain of Function" produces 285 results. Click on 152 Plasmids for a breakdown ofGain of Function Plasmids, researchers involved, related publications and more.

Go to

https://www.addgene.org

search for Gain of Function and then click "152 Plasmids" to find pages of related plasmids.

This is the gain of function information for just onescience "sharing"entity. How many moresharingentities exist? With the volume of information here and the "Grant Support" listed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27595405/) on some of the PubMed pages, taxpayer funding of gain of function research can not be in question.

>>108937

IRL on

you bounce when you need to

I pickz em up

02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B ne from Eglin and on final for NAS Oceana

00-9001 USAFSOC C-32B sw from McGuire AFB heading to Richmond, VA

>>108938

can hold the wolves back fer a bit longer. go do yer irl.

Elected in 1974, Democratic Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy to retire

Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, the most senior member of the Senate, said Monday he will not seek reelection in 2022 to the seat he has held for eight terms.

Leahy, 81, said he and his wife, Marcelle, have concluded that “it is time to pass the torch to the next Vermonter who will carry on this work for our great state. It’s time to come home."

The announcement marks the end of a political era. First elected to the Senate in 1974, Leahy is the last of the so-called Watergate babies who were elected after President Richard Nixon’s resignation. During his nearly half-century in the Senate, Vermont shifted from one of the most solidly Republican states in the country to one of its most progressive.

That transition will be critical to Democrats who hope to maintain control of the Senate after next year’s midterm elections. With the chamber evenly divided, the party can’t afford to lose any of its current seats.

https://www.wamc.org/news/2021-11-15/elected-in-1974-democratic-vermont-sen-patrick-leahy-to-retire

India ignores U.S. sanctions risk, receives Russian S-400 missiles

Move comes as Delhi, Moscow prepare for annual summit in December.

Ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to India for an annual summit with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi next month, Russia has begun supplying S-400 Triumf missile systems to India, giving a boost to New Delhi's air defense capabilities along its volatile borders with China and Pakistan.

The $5.43 billion deal to buy five surface-to-air missile systems for the Indian Air Force was concluded between India and Russia in 2018. The deliveries risk triggering U.S. sanctions against India under the 2017 "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" (CAATSA), which imposes economic penalties on countries that purchase Russian military hardware. The threat comes despite New Delhi's strong defense and strategic ties with Washington: The two countries make up half the Quad, which is widely seen as aimed at limiting China's influence in the Indo-Pacific. "The supplies of the S-400 air defense system to India have started and are proceeding on schedule," Dmitry Shugaev, director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation, was quoted as saying by Russia's state-run news agency Sputnik on Sunday.

Delivery of the first S-400 missile system, which can engage aerial targets including aircraft, drones, and ballistic and cruise missiles within a range of 400 km, is expected to be completed by the end of the year. The system comprises the firing unit, the control system and the missile itself. "The S-400 [will help] India defend itself from any aerial threat that China and Pakistan pose to it," N.C. Bipindra, a New Delhi-based defense strategist and editor of the news portal Defence.Capital, told Nikkei Asia, pointing out that Beijing already has this missile system, and that now New Delhi has "a countermeasure." "India is matching capabilities with China in [regard to] the S-400, and has the upper hand against aerial threats from Pakistan, which does not have this missile system," Bipindra said.

India and China have been locked in a tense border standoff in eastern Ladakh along their disputed Himalayan border since May 2020. A clash in the Galwan Valley left 20 Indian soldiers dead in June last year, the first deadly clash between the nuclear-armed Asian neighbors in 45 years. In February, China acknowledged for the first time that four of its soldiers were also killed in that clash. India's ties with Pakistan, meanwhile, have frayed over the last several years as direct talks have stalled and tensions continue over the disputed region of Kashmir. The S-400 shipments to New Delhi come as Putin is expected to visit India next month for an annual meeting with Modi. The precise date of the summit has not been announced, but a range of agreements is expected in fields such as defense, trade and science and technology. The two countries are also expected to hold their first "two-plus-two" dialogue ahead of the summit, featuring the foreign and defense ministers of both nations. India has established a two-plus-two mechanism only with three other countries -- the U.S., Japan and Australia. The two-plus-two meeting with Russia will be the first outside the Quad. India, which has been buying military hardware from Russia for seven decades, is hoping to get a sanctions waiver from the U.S. for the S-400 deal.

In late October, U.S. senators and India Caucus co-chairs Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, and John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas, sent a letter to President Biden asking him to exempt New Delhi from the CAATSA sanctions. "We strongly encourage you to grant a CAATSA waiver to India for its planned purchase of the S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile system," they wrote, adding that imposing sanctions could have "a deleterious effect on a strategic partnership with India, while at the same time, not achieve the intended purpose of deterring Russian arms." These efforts on Capitol Hill show that a key segment of U.S. policymakers and lawmakers favor such an exemption, Bipindra said. "Considering that India is a major defense partner of the U.S., it is quite possible Washington may not impose CAATSA sanctions on India, and may provide a waiver because of the fact that India is a very important nation in the Indo-Pacific region, where China is already threatening the U.S. supremacy," he added.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/India-ignores-U.S.-sanctions-risk-receives-Russian-S-400-missiles

>>108928

>>108937

checkin in wakes

g's settled

firm it when you ready to

>>108952

kek

>>108956

gotz em yo

acknowledged

thanks for the notez

habs a smoooov one

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Judge at Kyle Rittenhouse trial dismisses charge of possession of dangerous weapon.

https://twitter.com/joshdcaplan/status/1460271959221153792

C202 US Coast Guard G5 west from Reagan National depart

>>108963

ty

anyting wif dis?

>>108950

https://interestingengineering.com/the-us-space-force-has-detected-an-unknown-object-orbiting-near-chinas-satellite

With other news over the past year, hidden space war confirmed?

>>108966

>>108967

all good

din't pay attention

>>108966

Space Force satellite jammers shut down enemy communications, temporarily

U.S. military officials and analysts have warned that China and Russia are building an arsenal of weapons designed to interfere with space-based capabilities of the United States.

The United States meanwhile is building its own capabilities to counter enemies’ space assets. Most of those systems are classified but the Space Force has made public its plans to deploy advanced electronic jammers to disrupt enemies’ satellite communications signals.

The new satellite jammer, called Counter-Communications Systems (CCS) Block 10.2, was developed by L3Harris under a $284 million Space Force contract. The company additionally won a $125 million contract last month to produce 16 CCS units for use at U.S. military bases stateside and for overseas deployments.

Ed Zoiss, president of L3Harris Space and Airborne Systems, said the CSS allows the military to “dominate the electromagnetic spectrum.” “Denying our enemies the ability to use their space assets protects U.S. warfighter operations,” Zoiss said Nov. 15 in a news release about the company’s recent contract. The CCS Block 10.2, also known as Meadowlands, was declared operational in March 2020. Praveen Kurian, senior director and general manager of L3Harris’ space superiority division, said the jamming effects of the CCS are reversible, meaning that they do not cause permanent damage. It was designed to cause temporary disruption of satellite communications signals.

The 10.2 CCS upgrade replaces an older version the U.S. Air Force acquired more than a decade ago. The upgraded jammer passed a critical design review, Kurian told SpaceNews. “We’re ready to actually begin production of the hardware.” L3Harris has to deliver 16 units by 2025. The biggest changes in the new system is the automation in the software and the ability to conduct operations remotely, he said. “It’s a pretty significant improvement.”

https://spacenews.com/u-s-space-forces-new-satellite-jammers-shut-down-enemy-communications-temporarily/

Macron quietly changes French flag– reports

French President Emmanuel Macron has changed the color of France’s ‘Tricolore’ flag, opting for a slightly darker shade of bleu marine, but elected not to inform the public, according to national news agencies.

Over the weekend, French broadcaster Europe1 and newspaper Le Parisien reported that Macron had covertly decided to make the blue in ‘the Tricolore’ a little bit darker.

https://www.rt.com/news/540287-france-flag-macron-change/

Property Investors Bet $64 Billion on U.S. Homes in Record Buying Spree

Real estate investors acquired a record 18% of U.S. homes sold in the third quarter of 2021, wagering $64 billion that home prices and rents will continue to surge.

Investors bought more than 90,000 homes in the three months through September, up 10% from the prior quarter and 80% from a year earlier, according to a report by Redfin Corp. Low interest rates and a persistent shortage of affordable properties have pushed investors to stomach higher prices as they bank on rent growth and price appreciation. The record surge of capital into the housing market comes as soaring home prices have made it harder for many families to buy a house. “I largely attribute this to the decline of the middle class in America,” said Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin. “The more the rich get richer, the more opportunity there is for investors to buy homes and rent them out.”

Investors have typically focused on lower-priced homes, but in the third-quarter they ramped up their purchases of higher-end properties, reflecting increased competition and confidence that the housing boom will continue. The median price of investor purchases was $438,770, the highest on record. Three quarters of the homes were single-family residences, while the balance was a combination of condominiums, co-ops and other property types.

For the purposes of the report, Redfin defined investors as any buyer whose name included “LLC,” “Inc.,” “Corp.” or other keywords that indicate professional ownership.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/property-investors-bet-64-billion-on-u-s-homes-in-record-buying-spree-1.1682103

>>108974

Are they dickin around till the NG gets set up?

>>108976

or trying to coordinate this so it interrupts Joe's 'big moment' later.

>>108939

00-9001 USAFSOC C-32B departed Richmond, VA after 02-5001 USAFSOC C-32B departed NAS Oceana

Both after pretty quick ground stops

>>108978

Yet again, mainstream media have completely ignored what should have been front-page news. According to a whistleblower who worked on Pfizer’s Phase 3 COVID jab trial in the fall of 2020, data were falsified, patients were unblinded, the company hired poorly trained people to administer the injections, and follow-up on reported side effects lagged way behind.

What makes the media’s silence all the more remarkable is that this revelation was published in The British Medical Journal. Paul Thacker, investigative journalist for The BMJ, writes in his November 2, 2021, report:1

“Revelations of poor practices at a contract research company helping to carry out Pfizer’s pivotal covid-19 vaccine trial raise questions about data integrity and regulatory oversight ...

[F]or researchers who were testing Pfizer’s vaccine at several sites in Texas during that autumn, speed may have come at the cost of data integrity and patient safety ... Staff who conducted quality control checks were overwhelmed by the volume of problems they were finding.”

As noted by Bill Bruckner for transparimed.org:2

“Editors’ widespread failure to pick up on the story is deeply problematic. First and foremost, it lets the U.S. Food and Drug Administration off the hook for what appear to be severe lapses in regulatory oversight over this trial ... Where are the media outlets questioning the FDA about its oversight processes? Where are the politicians calling for an enquiry? ...

Second, it lets Pfizer off the hook for apparently failing to adequately oversee the operations of its subcontractor ... Where are the media outlets questioning Pfizer about its oversight and quality assurance processes? ...

Third, it undermines confidence in democratic institutions and public health bodies because it gives citizens ... the impression that mainstream media are deliberately ignoring a big story in order to avoid fueling vaccine hesitancy.”

So far, this story has been largely confined to the alternative news media. You’ll find a selection of video reports covering the whistleblower’s testimony in the sections below.

Research Organization Falsified Data in Pfizer Trial

>>108982

FDA Ignored Whistleblower Concerns

In her complaint to the FDA, Jackson listed a dozen incidents of concern, including the following:

Participants were not monitored by clinical staff after receiving the shot

Patients who experienced adverse effects were not promptly evaluated

Protocol deviations were not being reported

The Pfizer injection vials were stored at improper temperatures

Laboratory specimens were mislabeled

Not a single one of the problems Jackson raised in her complaint to the FDA were noted or addressed in Pfizer’s briefing document submitted to the FDA’s advisory committee meeting December 20, 2020, when its emergency use authorization application was reviewed.

The FDA went ahead, granting the Pfizer jab emergency use authorization the very next day, despite being in receipt of Jackson’s complaint, which ought to have put the brakes on the FDA’s authorization. At bare minimum, they should have investigated the matter before proceeding.

What’s more, the FDA’s summary of its inspections of the Pfizer trial, published in August 2021, revealed the agency only inspected nine of the 153 trial sites, and Ventavia was not one of them. The complaint also appears to have been ignored when the FDA granted full approval to Comirnaty, Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID shot that is not yet available.

Pfizer is also in on the cover-up. Shortly after Jackson’s firing, Pfizer was notified of the problems she’d raised. Despite that, Pfizer has since then contracted Ventavia to conduct no less than four additional trials — one for COVID shots in children and young adults, one for the COVID jab in pregnant women, a booster shot trial, and an RSV vaccine trial.

So, clearly, Pfizer is not opposed to contractors falsifying data or otherwise undermining the integrity of the trials. That alone is a fiery indictment against Pfizer.

They can feign ignorance and proclaim to adhere to “the highest scientific, ethical and clinical standards”4 all they want. Those are just words which, unless backed by consistent action, are completely meaningless. Behind the scenes, they’re clearly well-aware that their trials are resting on fraudulent foundations.

from Dr. Mercola

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2021/11/15/pfizer-whistleblower-scientific-fraud.aspx

>>108966

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1460276487739871232

>>108985

czek't

>>108988

tyvm

will set a bake

>>108990

>>108992

kek

Judge Instructs Jury To Ignore Angry Mob Outside Threatening To Burn Down Courthouse

https://twitter.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1460300408384106506

>>108978 pb Another Pfizer whistleblower fired (Brook Jackson)

n/8kun QResearch Posts (5)

Swedish Doctors Want Pfizer's Covid-19 Vaccine Banned After Subcontractor Fraud Exposed

As we have previously reported, a Pfizer subcontractor is being accused of falsifying data, unblinding patients, hiring inadequately trained vaccinators, and failing to follow up on reported adverse reactions during the company's Covid-19 vaccine trials.

These shocking revelations were reported in a paper published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), revealing that the company, called Ventavia Research Group, heavily manipulated the phase III study for Pfizer's covid vaccine during the autumn of 2020, just months before it was rushed into production and distribution.

This incriminating information was sent to the BMJ by a company whistle-blower, which in turn prompted a group of 16 Swedish doctors and researchers to circulate a petition calling on the Pfizer vaccine to no longer be administered in the Nordic country.

Sputnik News reported: "The staff who performed quality checks were reportedly overwhelmed by the amount of problems they discovered. The BMJ (study) concluded that the trial raised questions about data integrity and regulatory oversight."

The 16 signatories of the petition called the revelations "extremely serious," adding that the adverse reactions associated with Pfizer's jabs are "gigantic."

"For instance, in Sweden alone during the ten months that vaccination has taken place wholly 83,744 suspected side effects have been reported - which is more than ten times more than all side effects reported for all drugs and vaccines per year in the immediately preceding years, for a total of about 25,000 substances, the authors emphasised," Sputnik explained.

The 16 Swedish researchers say that it is clear that Pfizer's phase III clinical trial was "not performed in a scientifically acceptable manner." This also means that its results "cannot be considered reliable:

"... combined with the large extent of reported suspected adverse reactions after vaccination, including many of serious nature, makes us, doctors, researchers and immunologists deeply concerned, not least for children who are at extremely low risk of serious COVID-19 disease, but who are at risk of serious side effects," the signatories added.

Until a proper risk-benefit analysis can be conducted on the Pfizer vaccine, the signatories are calling for an immediate moratorium on the drug for all age groups.

Since speaking out, the whistle-blower, brook jackson, has been fired from her position as regional director at Ventavia, which is based in Texas. jackson's firing reportedly occurred almost immediately after she filed a complaint with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about the situation

jackson provided the BMJ with tons of internal company documents, photos, audio recordings, and emails that substantiate her claims. However, the FDA was not interested in her complaints.

https://theexpose.uk/2021/11/12/swedish-doctors-want-pfizers-covid-19-vaccine-banned-after-subcontractor-fraud-exposed/