So.
Do you think the pandemic is over yet?
Let's also look at a couple of other little details on this data...
Mar 23 • 38 tweets • 7 min read
I'm indebted to @GrayD001 and @karamballes for pointing out something astonishingly profound in this image.
I think this is *phenomenally important*...
I think this may be one of the most important threads I've ever written.
So I had kind of noticed it from the other way round... but then they both said something that flipped the whole thing on its head.
Mar 22 • 39 tweets • 5 min read
Can you spot the odd-one-out detail.
Look carefully.
It's quite important.
And really tragic.
Seen it?
Mar 18 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
There is something hilariously tragic about this headline.
The research says that 5% *ACTUALLY DO* suffer from Long Covid.
And that a further 10% THINK THEY DO.
🚨So in the headline they've only referenced the ones who *think they do*.
💥BUT...
That still doesn't include the people who have no idea that their newfound ill health is caused by their covid infections.
🤬
Mar 15 • 79 tweets • 5 min read
Ten things that every person on planet earth should know about Long Covid
1
Long Covid is a catch-all phrase used to describe the long term health problems caused by a covid infection.
Mar 14 • 19 tweets • 1 min read
You can bet your bottom dollar that hegseth and co are currently figuring out how to make 'faithful' army units, and how to ensure cooperation from the rest.
There's no doubt the process has already started.
Mar 13 • 42 tweets • 3 min read
A week or so ago, I posted here to say that Trump's play for Canada would be more Anschluss than Blitzkrieg.
That upset Canadians who don't know much about the Anschluss.
I didn't have much time then, but I do now, so here's a little primer for you.
Mar 12 • 102 tweets • 12 min read
Twitter suppresses links to this media source, so open your search engine, enter "Malcolm Nance URGENT WARNING: Trump is Planning to Invade Canada & Greenland", and scroll down about three results to get to this article.
And please consider resharing this with others. ❤️🙏
Full text:
Mar 11 • 82 tweets • 16 min read
There's a kid here.
He's just starting pre-school.
He has developmental issues, neurological problems, he still wears nappies (diapers), he has speech issues, and coordination problems.
His mum was a primary teacher. She doesn't let him use screens at all. They spend lots of time playing and talking. He has a great diet. She's an excellent mother.
She caught covid when she was 2 months and 8 months pregnant.
He caught Covid before he was 4 weeks old, and again before his 1st birthday.
It wasn't the lockdowns.
It was the infections.
If you don't know what Covid infections can do to the body because you don't want to know what Covid infections can do to the body, then that is the textbook definition of denial, and it's an unhealthy place to live.
Mar 7 • 23 tweets • 3 min read
I think it's time for every Trump supporter who claims to be a Christian to see who he is allied to.
Trump is allied to Putin, which makes him allied to:
North Korea.
Please share this thread about their hypocrisy with any Trump supporter who says they're a Christian. ❤️🙏
North Korea is number one in the world on the Open Doors World Watchlist for persecution of Christians.
Mar 6 • 47 tweets • 7 min read
I was surprised to see two emails this week about people who have just been told they need kidney transplants.
Both were quite young...
🧵
I've been warning about kidneys for quite a while.
Mar 5 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
Countries invaded by Hitler in his first four years in power:
Zero
Holocausts conducted by Hitler during his first four years in power:
Zero
If you think that you can't compare Hitler and Trump because Trump hasn't done what Hitler did, then you don't understand how time works.
Mar 4 • 19 tweets • 2 min read
Actual conversation with an actual doctor:
Me: When did your fatigue start?
Her: After the third Covid wave.
Me: Were you ill during that wave?
Her: Yes, but I'd had Covid already and I was hardly sick.
Me: You do know that it doesn't have to be a severe infection to cause Long Covid? Right?
Mar 3 • 34 tweets • 3 min read
I read an article today that astonished me.
It said that doctors here are all just tired, and that's what's wrong with them.
I have fumed about it under my breath all the way through a bad day full of bad news about sick people.
And I got home and thought:
"Am I crazy to be thinking this is all caused by Covid? Maybe the man in the paper is right. Maybe doctors are just tired."
Feb 28 • 67 tweets • 8 min read
Right you lovely people.
It's time to talk about the Third Bump again.
Strap in, this isn't good news.
Just to give you a quick recap:
Feb 27 • 65 tweets • 4 min read
Right.
This is a long-brewed thread, and I've tried to start writing it before and then ground to a halt and then tried again and just given up because it gets messy and weird...
But I'd like to write a little about Rupert Murdoch, and what the heck is wrong with him.
Let's cut straight to the chase.
Feb 27 • 49 tweets • 6 min read
Right.
I've been pondering on this for a few months, and I think the Norovirus/Rotavirus contrast may be a clue to what repeat *covid infections* are doing to people.
And the fact that the UKHSA have come out and said that Noro may get **even worse** this year is a big red flag.
(Although there's a big possibility that they're just saying that so that when cases go down they can say they saved us from a second wave.)
Feb 27 • 20 tweets • 3 min read
Thank you, New York Times.
But I think 'alarmists' might be the wrong word then?
I had forgotten this little story about Elon Musk:
Feb 26 • 42 tweets • 3 min read
Very interesting new paper.
I hope this thread does it justice. 😬
"An integrated airborne transmission risk assessment model for respiratory viruses: short- and long-range contributions"
A new study from Royal Society Interface...
It's an update on the advanced airborne transmission model that shifts a little how we assess infection risks in indoor spaces.
Feb 26 • 36 tweets • 7 min read
If you're old and slow like me, then that Trump Gaza video goes too quick to absorb its full insanity.
So I took a few screenshots for you to digest at leisure.
This is something genuinely posted by *the President of The United States Of America*.
Let's work from the back end forward.
Feb 25 • 14 tweets • 2 min read
It suddenly clicked today - the scary thing about this time round is that it isn't just Trump that is Putin's puppet.
With the safeguards removed, it's *the USA* that is now Putin's puppet.
With people like Gabbard, Patel, and Musk in place, the USA is taken, Washington has fallen.