End of loose monetary policy?

[JSOP]

If you actually study the origin and uses of ivermectin, you'll realize the "horse dewormer" invective is downright dumb. It's worked amazingly well in some parts of the world, but there's no money in it. Big Pharma (and their gov't revolving door pals) have done a good job with their power, money and legal immunity to hoodwink the public about physical immunity and health.
They've also done their best to suppress the success of "I" in Uttar Pradesh. Keep in mind it's a province with 230 million people.
India's Ivermectin Blackout - Part V: The Secret Revealed | Columnists | thedesertreview.com

I already said vaccines should not be the only option; there should be more focus on treatment options as well. And I have already spent one entire post on redemsivir, a drug that's for humans and is highly effective in controlling the disease at early stages and yet they are not approving it for its usage during early stages. Obviously you didn't read it so I will put it here again. I don't care that people don't want to be vaccinated but they are refusing vaccination for the wrong reasons and they refuse to listen to the right ones and instead choose to listen to conspiracy theories. That's what I have problems with. If this horse deworming medication is working so well then why are we still seeing surging infection cases? This is a cheap drug that should be easily deployed all around the world and there is no stopping of anybody from getting it in the pharmacy. Then WHY are we still seeing all those hospitalizations and deaths? People can just take this horse medicine and there should be no one in the hospital...

Honestly I think they should give some of the covid treatment like remdesivir during early stage of the disease instead of reserving it for the late stage. I have read quite a few articles on several studies that were done on giving remdesivir to covid-19 patients during the early stages of the disease and it's been proven quite effective in stopping the virus in its track in doing further damage to the patient's body. All of the studies have observed that after giving remdesivir to patentis as soon as the symptoms are discovered, it was able to neutralize the virus rapidly before it had a chance to replicate itself and spread and that resulted in overall much lower viral load in the patients and lot less damage to the lung and other organs of the body. And the treatment is even much better tolerated because during early stage, the patient is stronger and the virus is relatively weaker. So I do not know why those studies are not being looked at further and more clinical trials are being held to study further the efficacy of this drug to promote the usage of this drug during early stage.

There is only so much that vaccines can do in fighting the virus. It's great in providing immunity to the body against the virus but eventually you will have to look at treatment options to see what can we do if we still catch it and evidence has shown we can still get infected by the virus even after fully vaccinated. Instead of having people taking malaria drugs and horse drugs, there is a medication designed for humans that are highly effective in treating this virus and yet we are not using it until the person is dying and then it's used and by that time the person is too weak to tolerate it and then they die. And in the meantime, we still rely on vaccines and vaccines and vaccines and pushing people to take more and more and more doses of vaccines more and more and more frequently and quarantining everybody when we should be concentrating more on treatment options to treat the disease so we can get on with our lives. Even flu's have medications to treat them now.

 

[JSOP]

Canada ended QE months ago, well ahead of forecast. Economy is fine. The chances of a recession coming off a 5-6% year is practically zero.

People are just panicking because they were all long in the market. That's all.

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

How many teaspoons of sugar do you put in your coffee each time you drink it? How many cans of coke do you drink every day? The average American's daily consumption of sugar is 72 GRAMS, that's almost 2 times of the recommended consumption limit.

I may have screwed up many things in my life but this isn't one. Been off sugar for the most part for years. And yes, it's friggin everywhere. I use a meal prep service to avoid crap or just eat unbreaded chicken, meat or fish if I'm out.

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

Which states that have lower jab rates are doing well? Name one and I will show you their hospitalization rates and death rate.

Show me Florida hospitalizations (TOTAL) and Texas (TOTAL) vs California (TOTAL). I don't want hospitalizations separated out into COVID or other.

 

[JSOP]

I may have screwed up many things in my life but this isn't one. Been off sugar for the most part for years. And yes, it's friggin everywhere. I use a meal prep service to avoid crap or just eat unbreaded chicken, meat or fish if I'm out.

You also have to be careful with other sugar equivalents, corn syrup, fructose, sucrose, honey, fruit juice like lemon juice, and etc. Manufacturers of processed food love to list their sugar contents as "0" in the Nutrition Information but if you examine their ingredient list, it's full of these sugar equivalents and they advertise their products as "Low in sugar". LOL

My dad, may he rest in peace, lost his life to diabetes. It's one of the cruelest diseases in the world that it's pure torture to the patient as well all those who are with the patient. Not going through that in my life.

 

[VicBee]

Reading all the comments I'm surprised that covid and variants are discussed the same way we did in 2020. After all, we know much more; vaccination works and significantly reduces the numbers in ICU and deaths. While vaccination doesnt prevent catching the virus, it greatly slows its transmission.

Therefore, it doesn't matter that covid and variants are spiking. It is expected to, very much like the flu but, unlike the flu, the mortality rate for the unvaccinated within defined age group is high.

Choosing not to get vaccinated increases your chances of catching the virus, of suffering severe side effects and possibly die. That would be your choice, except the unvaccinated create opportunities for the virus to mutate, risk making the vaccine ineffective, kill many more people and prolong this "covid era". For this reason, governments around the world are making vaccination mandatory, hoping to prevent a new, far more deadly strain that existing vaccines don't control.

Also, it's not good enough for 60% or 75% of a population to be vaccinated and not the others. Still leaves far too many opportunities for the virus to spread quickly. Singapore is now 94% vaccinated, probably the highest in the world.

On the positive side, as long as white people continue to refuse to get vaccinated, the blame for new strains can't shift to poor colored people of the world who aren't vaccinated for lack of vaccines.

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

On the positive side, as long as white people continue to refuse to get vaccinated, the blame for new strains can't shift to poor colored people of the world who aren't vaccinated for lack of vaccines.

LOL are you paying attention they're still blaming the poor colored people.

 

[JSOP]

Reading all the comments I'm surprised that covid and variants are discussed the same way we did in 2020. After all, we know much more; vaccination works and significantly reduces the numbers in ICU and deaths. While vaccination doesnt prevent catching the virus, it greatly slows its transmission.

Therefore, it doesn't matter that covid and variants are spiking. It is expected to, very much like the flu but, unlike the flu, the mortality rate for the unvaccinated within defined age group is high.

Choosing not to get vaccinated increases your chances of catching the virus, of suffering severe side effects and possibly die. That would be your choice, except the unvaccinated create opportunities for the virus to mutate, risk making the vaccine ineffective, kill many more people and prolong this "covid era". For this reason, governments around the world are making vaccination mandatory, hoping to prevent a new, far more deadly strain that existing vaccines don't control.

Also, it's not good enough for 60% or 75% of a population to be vaccinated and not the others. Still leaves far too many opportunities for the virus to spread quickly. Singapore is now 94% vaccinated, probably the highest in the world.

On the positive side, as long as white people continue to refuse to get vaccinated, the blame for new strains can't shift to poor colored people of the world who aren't vaccinated for lack of vaccines.

Yeah I do not know why this vaccine against such a highly contagious and deadly virus is never made mandatory. The vaccine should have been made mandatory across the globe in every single country right from the beginning regardless of religion, creed, belief or whatever. As long as you are eligible healthwise and agewise, you get the jab, no if's and but's. If the virus doesn't give a s*** about the host's religion, why should a person's religion be a factor? Where are all those dictators when you need one? Because as long as people are not getting vaccinated and are still getting infected, it gives the virus the chance to survive, to mutate and everybody suffers and all those people who got vaccinated are vaccinated for nothing. Race has nothing to do with it. This virus is an equal opportunity infector.

In fact Moderna's CEO stated that there were 70 million doses of Moderna in surplus that it made available to lower-income countries and yet Covax (the international organization responsible for inoculating lower-income countries) and individual countries never picked them up and Moderna actually ran out of inventory space to store them. Can't blame "white people" on this one.

And then at the same time when everybody is getting vaccinated, you work on a viable and cost-effective treatment option so if there are any breakthrough infections, you can treat it effectively so the virus doesn't get a chance to survive and mutate.

 

[JSOP]

No. It will never happen. Their decisions are driven by the color of $SPY bars.

Let's see what Powell's statements are like tomorrow. I hope he's taken note of the color of the $SPY bar today.

 

[Overnight]

You also have to be careful with other sugar equivalents, corn syrup, fructose, sucrose, honey, fruit juice like lemon juice, and etc. Manufacturers of processed food love to list their sugar contents as "0" in the Nutrition Information but if you examine their ingredient list, it's full of these sugar equivalents and they advertise their products as "Low in sugar". LOL

My dad, may he rest in peace, lost his life to diabetes. It's one of the cruelest diseases in the world that it's pure torture to the patient as well all those who are with the patient. Not going through that in my life.

I'd post "That Sugar Film" again, but nobody would watch it, so I won't bother.