Hahahahaha I said the same thing to my friend that sent me these, he’s posting them on Facebook.
I also liked the part about people falling off cliffs counting for covid.
Yes.
End.
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There’s no coherent motive for this whole package, but they should go with something like “X wants to sow disorder and chaos”. That seems to be enough for some people.
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But did you see the end? If we assume everyone does then no one would need them right?
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Fuck. pwned.
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Wow.
What an asshole
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Even if the samples go bad, can’t you still do PCR on them? Seems like you’re just gonna chop up the RNA anyway.
I’m not quite sure you’re understanding the SDI correlation. Being at the target SDI isn’t what would be defined as stellar. That’s good, but not stellar. The target SDI guess is the minimum number I think a place needs to be at to slow spread. If a place sits right around its target SDI, within about a week after any even slight movement down you will likely see cases moving up. To me, a stellar SDI is 10+ above the target SDI guess. The longer that happens, the better the results. Arkansas isn’t doing remotely well. Based on the case trend map, they went down in cases roughly 6% from the previous week, which was up 40% from its previous week. There’s not much room for huge growth in a place like Arkansas, so them staying high isn’t a win for them. I think tourism probably played a factor in Maryland (saw video I didn’t like around July 4), and again, the SDI is about a week behind real time so you can’t really know what’s going on today until about 9 to 10 days from today when looking for any additional explanations. SDI is generally a look back metric, not a look forward metric because it arrives too slowly.
Quick explanations of 4 graphs are below:
D.C. is the closest example we have to stellar SDI. They haven’t had a week below target SDI since the first week of the pandemic. Their cases are rising, but I think a lot of that is due to testing. Bigoldnit would be able to report on the ground about how they’re doing with any reopening. D.C. spent 10 weeks 10+ above target SDI. No one else has done that. Their cases are still extremely small with very high population density. The other really good SDI with high population density place was Hawaii, and their cases bounced back faster than D.C.
New York showed what needed to be done to bend the curve. The curve looks ‘good’ but they’re still showing a lot of weekly cases. Now that they’ve fallen below their target SDI, their cases have slowly been slowing and are now rising. They spent 9 weeks 10+ above target SDI. What would 10 have done?
Maryland spent 8 weeks at stellar SDI of 10+ above target. That’s the very bottom of what produces good results, in my opinion. I think the density is high enough that falling even a little below target was enough to cause the slowing and rise we’re now seeing. I also think it’s possible their target SDI could be 45+ instead of 40+. A flaw inside of SDI score is that it’s (as far as I know) only tracking movement of people who appear to live there. Tourism doesn’t count in SDI numbers, and I know Maryland had a busy July 4.
For a place the size and density of Arkansas, the early performance did matter (you can see this sort of thing on the county level graphs of places that we think should be doing worse). I think their curve is pretty horrific and shows the extended effects of phoning it in.
I don’t know if that’s a better explanation of what I think SDI is doing and means in the places you brought up, but I think some of your conclusions were made by looking at SDI differently than its intention.
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Yeah my big realization from the Trump years is that my life is actually better without the conspiracy theorist/Trumper brother in it. Honestly we wouldn’t be friends if we met as strangers and shared childhood trauma can only get you so far. I get why he’s messed up, but that’s really not a good reason to keep that around.
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If you’re considering work at a correctional facility, then yes you are crazy.
I’d rather be unemployed.
I like how the terrible end result in Ben Garrison’s world is… forced vaccination! That’s it. That’s his apocalypse.
Some might have the police state as the ultimate bad result. But no, that’s just another step towards THE BIG NEEDLE. With the mark of the beast and bar codes!
Oh wait, I just noticed the scroll is a lot longer on the right. I guess there’s a ton more shit to come after vaccinations. Vague shit - the scariest kind.
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You can try, but if there’s a cleavage at or between the RT primer binding site and the probe binding site, you’re going to get bupkis from that molecule.
RNA is highly prone to self-cleavage compared to DNA:
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Would’ve been hard to predict something like this happening:
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You missed that the vaccine has a UPC code, which has been established is the Mark of the Beast.
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Yes and I also missed at first that after this, the scroll continues… dogs and cats living in sin, etc.
It’s also kind of hilarious that somehow the kitted up soldier enforcing martial law and checkpoints doesn’t work for President Trump. What does Garrison think happens between step 4 and 5?
yea the vaccination thing is directly related to mark of the beast, end times type shit.
Thanks for the explanation.
Do you have a link explaining what the SDI data entails and how it is gathered?
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I’m surprised that it’s not SOROS who is the mastermind behind the plannedemic.
Burn this country to the ground.
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