ooopsss... something added that changes it all???
but don't get it till near the end of the clip...
Display MoreOk... Netflix soo... obviously some PC bullshit. But "cowboy be bop"
Series. Bounty hunters in the future are called 'cowboys' The world(s) are very Firefly like. including a Tijuana and a western world and 50's worlds including your favorited 50's cars.
Main characters (PC alert) are a Mr T clone negro ex cop.... and an asian bad ass kung fooo whatever.
They go from world to world in a 'Firefly' like ship collecting bounties. One thing that surprised me was the one lady in it is about half asian or so? and attractive to me. which is rare for asian women.
lazs
I enjoyed that series...
also enjoyed "Konosuba" a lot... in places funny as all get out...
like when the main protagonist hires a succubus to come to his house and give him certain... "dreams"...
and things do not work out as planned at all!!! But the lead up to it was hilarious IMHO...
with him and the character Darkness in the bath... the humor n such are rather adult in nature...
I find it interesting so many lurkers are here viewing our argue about anything shit... 
Used to contribute... so fucking tired of all this woke shit... even stopped some of my viewing stuff over it...
I do NOT want to contribute a single penny to such crap!!!
so the left is already staging new lock downs over this???
The first South African doctor to alert the authorities about patients with the omicron variant has told The Telegraph that the symptoms of the new variant are unusual but mild.
Dr Angelique Coetzee said she was first alerted to the possibility of a new variant when patients in her busy private practice in the capital Pretoria started to come in earlier this month with Covid-19 symptoms that did not make immediate sense.
They included young people of different backgrounds and ethnicities with intense fatigue and a six-year-old child with a very high pulse rate, she said. None suffered from a loss of taste or smell.
“Their symptoms were so different and so mild from those I had treated before,” said Dr Coetzee, a GP for 33 years who chairs the South African Medical Association alongside running her practice.
On November 18, when four family members all tested positive for Covid-19 with complete exhaustion, she informed the country’s vaccine advisory committee.
She said, in total, about two dozen of her patients have tested positive for Covid-19 with symptoms of the new variant. They were mostly healthy men who turned up “feeling so tired”. About half of them were unvaccinated.
“We had one very interesting case, a kid, about six years old, with a temperature and a very high pulse rate, and I wondered if I should admit her. But when I followed up two days later, she was so much better,” Dr Coetzee says.
Neither myself nor this site is able to confirm anything that Helen Smith, a veteran nurse who has worked in the ICU section of hospitals for years has related of her experiences working with COVID-19 patients and the procedures used by the hospital that she has witnessed. She does not blame the doctors whom she says have to follow the higher-ups at the hospital. She related these experiences in an interview with The Gateway Pundit.
Smith said:
“I have been a nurse for almost 25 years. Most of my career has been in ICU. I have never seen anything like this in my whole career. They are not allowing doctors to do what they want to do to help the patients. Everything is being regulated by higher-ups in the hospitals.”
Smith related the many practices that would normally be laid at the feet of the hospital’s patients. She says those practices were unorthodox, unhygienic and dangerous practices that were implemented within medical facilities during the pandemic.
Smith continued:
“They were dying because doctors were immediately intubating patients and providing them with remdesivir, an expensive drug that does nothing to treat covid or respiratory illness, but shuts down the organs.”
“At the beginning, they weren’t even allowing them oxygen; they were just intubating them right away. At the time, they said they didn’t want to spread the Covid so they wouldn’t do high flow, or BIPAP or any other therapeutics, they just automatically got intubated, intubated with a breathing tube, a ventilator.”
Doctors began withholding hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, medications under guidance from the American Medical Association, Center For Disease Control, and Food and Drug Administration. Both hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin have been proven as effective in other countries. Many third-world countries have a better record against the virus than the United States has. In Africa, only 6% of the population is vaccinated, but their infection rates are below ours.
“A major part of why people were dying from Covid is because they were putting people on remdesivir and intubating them. The only drug they were giving people is remdesivir – and we still are. Remdesivir costs $5,000 a bag and it doesn’t do anything, It can shut your organs down. A lot of the covid patients treated with remdesivir end up on dialysis. Intubating patients is basically a death sentence, especially with the Delta variant, we save very few.
“At one point we had a doctor giving patients ivermectin because he was having such success in his outpatient clinic and they came through and the management of the Cleveland Clinic, the higher-ups, threatened to fire him if he continued to do so. He’s not confrontational, he just kind of goes along to get along. I will say, in his defense, that he will give it to the nurses if we get it.”
“When the vaccines were first administered, you would not believe the number of strokes we got. The Cleveland Clinic is a stroke center and I had never seen anything like it. I had two patients with drains in their brain to relieve the pressure, which is rare, you don’t see that often. A lot of strokes – one who got MS – we had a bunch of different critically ill patients, and if you look at their medical records, they don’t attribute their death to the vaccine they just got – they don’t say it’s from the vaccine.”
I do not believe we should take everything she says without question, but neither should we trust the government or the hospitals. We need an independent and unbiased study into the various treatments for the virus to see if what we are doing is indeed the best treatment. And if not, we need to use the most effective treatment prescribed by the researchers based on results and not on mandates.
WAIT!!! should we all be callin BS???
says storch posted it???
BUT... it's in focus!!!!
think is could be a good thing... doubt it will pass... probably hear claims of wild west n such...
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said on Thursday that he would introduce a "National Stand Your Ground Law" as a reaction to Kyle Rittenhouse's prosecution.
Gaetz made the announcement on his Firebrand podcast.
"I do not believe in imposing on Americans a duty to retreat when someone else attempts to commit a felony against a victim," the lawmaker opined.
Gaetz said that gun owners on a "stroll" should have the option of killing anyone who threatens them.
READ: The warped history of self-defense law reveals a legacy of privilege
"If someone tries to kill you or beat you or dismember you, return fire and preserve your life," he recommended. "Let's reaffirm in our law what exists in our Constitution and the hearts of our fellow Americans. Stand your ground for America. Abolish the legal duty of retreat everywhere."
Rittenhouse's attorney recently condemned Gaetz and other Republicans after they offered the acquitted killer internships in Congress
Wrags truck, it all makes sense now.
We’ve been played.
MEANIE!!!! lolol.gif
