Hi!
For those of you who are familiar with these doctors' arguments, what do you think about it? Are there any good rebuttals? I just started learning about their viewpoints, and I would love to see these doctors debate a "mainstream/establishment" scientist on the topic. However, I know this would never happen because then the "weaknesses" in the establishment covid narrative would be exposed.
Anyway, I'd be curious to hear your thoughts! (***But please only respond if you are familiar with these doctors' arguments, and what they mean by virus "isolate"***).
Thanks!
EDIT: If there are no good rebuttals to their arguments (I haven't been able to find any), then that is a pretty groundbreaking realization. That would mean that this entire pandemic is not based on any concrete evidence of a "virus".
I think (like we all do) that Matthias is “going dark” bc of all the pressure his crew is putting on him—like Sam, Bailey and Woods constantly go “what do we do now?” @ Matt, and then turn around and get upset at him with “At what point is too far?” Insinuating that Matt’s at fault that this is all happening to them.
Which is SO bizarre considering MATT was the one who decided to stop back when he discovered the death of Wes at the hands of Deb, going so far as to destroy the server itself and changing the channel name back to Matthias, and so now that he REALLY wants to end it by finding the source, everyone just kind of targets Matt just bc he’s the leader and an easy target.
This is a character analysis btw, as well as a semi-theory that Matt is just going to reach a boiling point and pop off / lose it and REALLY go dark.
So we All know woods left because of what they heard from that one wall. Now what if the other walls said where bailey, Sam and Mathias live. Or somthing Even worse
I notice that she is no longer on the CheckUp TV show. Her YouTubes quote Naturopaths. And she is in a controversy over her views of PCR tests.
I’m aware that he wasn’t relevant to the story at all but i liked him in season 3 and thought if sam ended up moving in to the dorms, he and Sam G would become good friends and Sam G would be a supportive friend to him. Also, Bailey from their high school? I believe she was Sam’s first kiss? I wanted to see so many people from earlier seasons, even relatively irrelevant characters.
https://thewest.com.au/sport/afl-draft/state-17s-trial-alex-condon-josh-draper-adam-de-masi-will-bailey-koen-sanchez-sam-gilbey-and-more-c-3038160
A pair of athletic talls with basketball backgrounds were among the stand-outs in the State 17s trial match at Joondalup on Saturday, a fortnight out from the national carnival opener.
Peel Thunder and Trinity College forward-ruck Josh Draper and Claremont/Hale School ruckman Alex Condon pressed their claims for WA’s first game of the national under-17s championships against South Australia in Adelaide on June 20.
A couple of months after winning national under-18s gold in hoops, Draper and Condon showed they’re also more than capable on the footy field.
The 201cm Condon comes from good blood lines, with his father Damian a triple WAFL premiership player at East Fremantle.
Draper, who finished with multiple goals on Saturday in a scratch match hit-out against a Subiaco colts side, is part of Fremantle’s Next Generation Academy. It means the Dockers have priority access to him at next year’s national draft, provided he falls outside of the top-40 picks.
“Alex Condon played his first game in the ruck and showed that he could have a big future,” WA Football Commission State talent manager Adam Jones said. “His ball handling and running ability for his size is really strong. He’s still learning the game in terms of positioning and ruck craft but he’s got some serious upside.
“Josh Draper had his best game for the year, playing a mix of forward and ruck and kicked a couple of goals.”
A couple of bottom-agers, not eligible until the 2023 draft, East Fremantle/Wesley College’s Koen Sanchez and East Perth/Trinity College’s Adam De Masi, found plenty of it in the midfield.
Claremont and Christ Church on-baller Will Bailey, a late addition to the squad, did plenty through the centre and up forward and kicked a couple of nice goals.
Fellow Tigers colts player Daniel Curtin, who plays PSA for Scotch College, and East Perth/Trinity College’s Jedd Busslinger were prominent down back.
Silky-skilled Claremont and Hale’s Sam Gilbey showcased his elite foot skills out of defence. Prolific East Fremantle midfielder Jed Hagan, one of the State’s top 2022 draft prospects, was rested.
Swan Districts and Scotch College Elijah Hewett ball magnet missed the match with a minor groin issue but, like Hagan, is expected to feature in game one against the Croweaters. Highly-rated Swans talent Darcy Jones is out with a
... keep reading on reddit ➡In the Lo-A game vs the Angels, Kyle Harrison struck out 5 over 2 IP while averaging 96 MPH on the FB and topping out at 98. His velocity has continued to climb after being drafted last June.
Patrick Bailey went 1/2 vs the Angels with a BB and HR (103 EV) in the AA game.
Sam Long struck out 8 over 3 IP in the AA game vs the Angels, topping out at 95.
Kai-Wei Teng struck out six over three scoreless innings vs the Angels, topping out at 95. That's also a solid gain in velo since 2019.
New 40-man member Gregory Santos struck out two overall in a scoreless inning vs the A’s, topping out at 100. He's been up to 101 so far. Still not sure if he's going to be in the rotation or bullpen this year, though I think he's only been doing 1-inning stints this spring.
Check out those accounts, there's a whole lot of good video on a ton of different guys (big names and smaller ones).
