Dad of 2 sons. Husband. Walker to two dogs. Love cycling and other sports (doing and watching). Geneticist and Molecular Biologist. ๐Ÿผ

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Joined May 2009
Bag Carrier retweeted
Stop calling them anti-vaxxers. Call them plague-supporters.
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Bag Carrier retweeted
The "deliberate and calculated depopulation agenda" clearly isn't working very well. There are about 500 million more people in the world today than there were in 2019. ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ
While many HART members love a good conspiracy theory, it's founding member Michael Yeadon's wild claims that there's a global plot to depopulate the Earth using covid vaccines that has come to define the group. So where did it all go so horribly wrong?
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Replying to @BasedMikeLee
Good Lord, they reviewed safety data a studies between the text in January 2021 and April 2021 which showed NO INCREASE in miscarriages and went on to recommend the vaccine in pregnancy. You guys are intentionally distorting what happened.
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Replying to @CoviLeaks
Huguenots, Jews, Roma all immediately come to mind. You didn't suffer from reasonable public health mitigations.
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Are you really this stupid? Really? Ah, the "86% false positive" fairytale. If PCR tests actually had an 86% false-positive rate, you could run a blank control vial of sterile water through the machine and end up with a full COVID ward. Real-world diagnostic specificity for RT-PCR is over 98-99%. Pulling fake percentages out of thin air doesn't make the actual chemistry disappear. Because 86% false positives were totally what filled up ICUs, flooded respiratory wards, and drove excess mortality spikes worldwide. Turns out patients weren't actually in acute respiratory distressโ€”they were just suffering from a severe case of "a piece of paper had a positive line on it." The mental gymnastics to avoid admitting a virus was circulating are truly Olympic-level.
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Replying to @OldMackIsBack
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Replying to @hookskat
Yes there are both methods. The margin of error on the age of the earth for geochronology is approx +/- 50 million years. The margin of error for biblical chronology is +4.54 billion years. /s
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OK, I am bored with this lie now. Here are the facts. - Abortion remains illegal after 24 weeks gestation except in certain rare and exceptional circumstances - Supplying pills to terminate a pregnancy remains illegal after 10 weeks gestation - Abortion still requires two doctors' signatures to be performed legally - Women seeking terminations must still meet one of the criteria set out in the 1967 Abortion Act - Forced abortion remains a crime - Anyone, including medical professionals, who helps a woman obtain an abortion outside the law is liable for prosecution. In short, "abortion up to birth" HAS NOT been legalised. What the new law does is prevent women from being criminalised for ending their own pregnancies without medical help - a hugely risky practice that women only do if they are desperate. Parliament recognises that these women need care and support, not draconian punishment. Importantly, the new law also protects women who have suffered late miscarriages or stillbirths from being prosecuted for their loss and potentially spending years in jail for what is a tragedy, not a crime. bills.parliament.uk/publicatโ€ฆ
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Bag Carrier retweeted
The โ€œ41โ€“100 deaths per 100k is all cause mortality during FU, not deaths caused by the HPV vaccine. Rates were similar in vaccine & control groups. Graph mostly shows women too old to have been vacc when the UK prog started in 2008.
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Bag Carrier retweeted
I wouldn't consider myself an atheist, since there are numerous versions of God, from the all-knowing, all-powerful being who interferes with your life, to the God of Spinoza, which is simply the laws of nature used interchangeably with the divine. But even from an agnostic standpoint, this argument rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of both logic and physics. To state the obvious, the burden of proof always lies with the positive claim of existence rather than the skeptic, just as one cannot be expected to disprove an invisible teapot orbiting the Sun. Also, asserting that the universe could not arise from nothing is circular reasoning because we have never observed absolute nothingness to understand its limits or potential. Since we cannot define or measure a state of true nonexistence, claiming to know with certainty what can or cannot emerge from it is an argument from ignorance.
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What a bloody disgrace she is.
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This is how you know @TracyBethHoeg is not credible, and nor is her fellow grifter @vprasadmdmph
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I must have missed the wall-to-wall coverage of demands for an investigation into Nigel Farage's lies about being a racist Or about whether he knew Nathan Gill Or about who bought his house in Frinton
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Bag Carrier retweeted
Just remember what people did before vaccines. They died. By the millions. Every year.
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Replying to @annvandersteel
This is what happens when troops obey **illegal** orders.
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What is your theory of how vaccines given in the third trimester caused defects detected in the first and second trimester? Or did you not actually read the study because you're a fraud?
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Why are you lying @MartinKulldorff ? Please explain.
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Replying to @atrupar
More accurate.
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Replying to @BBGRichie
Richie, your anti-science crusade is very poorly timed. Measles cases in the US are at a 33 year high. 3 dead. In the UK, one child just died yesterday. Which is more dangerous for kids โ€” vaccines (which you donโ€™t understand), or measles deaths returning to pre-1963 levels?
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