Dr. Robert Malone discussion with Rogan

[[486]]

I agree. My point is that “we” as a country are censoring the interwebs just like China, just in different ways

ehhh different mechanism, same result
most of it seems to be through pulling advertising dollars which is really funny, being that a lot of the gun community first heard about that from the communists on youtube at inrange tv, you know, back before they'd outed themselves and ian distanced himself from that channel

 

[Deleted Member]

Malone isn't the only scientist or MD issuing statements of fact, or warnings about how this vaccine can harm kids or young adults. Stephanie Seneff, from MIT speaks on the effect of spke protiens and long term damage. Also, widely ignored...

MSN

And at the same time we are seeing a huge push from the .gov/ world gov's to vaccinate kids. All of these warnings and NO data or testing to prove the safety. Absolute crime.

 

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There are literally hundreds of articles on this subject from around the globe... all on some 2nd rate news source. I am actually amazed to see ANY well known news source run an article that relates to this subject.

 

[Deleted Member]

Doctors call out Spotify for letting Joe Rogan spread ‘false and societally harmful’ covid-19 claims

I'll just leave this here...

 

[ExWrench]

Doctors call out Spotify for letting Joe Rogan spread ‘false and societally harmful’ covid-19 claims

I'll just leave this here...

Yay - cancel culture to the rescue

 

[JR4X]

Yay - cancel culture to the rescue

I have hope he’s uncancelable. 11 million average individual viewers per episode. Some rich fuck can buy Spotify, kick him off, wherever he goes most of those people will follow him somewhere else.

 

[ExWrench]

I have hope he’s uncancelable. 11 million average individual viewers per episode. Some rich fuck can buy Spotify, kick him off, wherever he goes most of those people will follow him somewhere else.

Yep, hoping the power of his following is enough to keep free speech . . . well, free

 

[Fullsize80cherokee]

There gonna cancel this dude just watch he has an audience 10x bigger than anyone else they can’t have people free thinking.



it’s 100% bullshit that getting a coronavirus will give you a rare heart condition, that shit didn’t start till mud bloods started getting myocarditis.

 

[east_beast]

These folks aren't used to being challenged. They're used to simply being able to lean on titles and degrees and a sense of authority. If a legit immunologist was willing to go on Joe Rogan and be challenged, he'd happily have them on. They aren't. Sanjay Gupta (a neurologist) did and got pretty well wrecked. He was woefully unprepared as if he didn't so his homework on Rogan and thought he was waltzing into a three hour chat of softball questions being lobbed up. But that's like a car mechanic going to talk about aircraft maintenance. Sure, he's going to have a better basic foundational mechanical knowledge base than the average person, but still far from an expert in the specific subject matter at hand. I'd love for a legit pro-vax immunologist to go talk to Rogan.

 

[Deleted Member]

These folks aren't used to being challenged. They're used to simply being able to lean on titles and degrees and a sense of authority. If a legit immunologist was willing to go on Joe Rogan and be challenged, he'd happily have them on. They aren't. Sanjay Gupta (a neurologist) did and got pretty well wrecked. He was woefully unprepared as if he didn't so his homework on Rogan and thought he was waltzing into a three hour chat of softball questions being lobbed up. But that's like a car mechanic going to talk about aircraft maintenance. Sure, he's going to have a better basic foundational mechanical knowledge base than the average person, but still far from an expert in the specific subject matter at hand. I'd love for a legit pro-vax immunologist to go talk to Rogan.

Exactly...



And you just KNOW it's bad when Russel Brand speaks out against the sham.

 

[Texas97]

Exactly...



And you just KNOW it's bad when Russel Brand speaks out against the sham.

I am starting to like Brand more. Can we pitch in to buy him some crew neck shirts?

 

[Texas97]

Or an eye patch, hook arm, pirate hat and a parrot for his shoulder?

I think Russell got red pilled a while ago and just hasn’t admitted it fully yet

With apologies to Kurt Russell, can he do a Captain Ron remake?

 

[RusM]

With apologies to Kurt Russell, can he do a Captain Ron remake?

"Diesels love their oil like a Sailor loves his rum!"
'Yes they do!...Why is that Captain Ron?!'
"Nobody knows"

 

[dntsdad]

To say that the signatories on this better about Joe Rogan are serious doctors in a virology/pandemic/epidemic sense is a joke.





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[45acp]

it’s 100% bullshit that getting a coronavirus will give you a rare heart condition, that shit didn’t start till mud bloods started getting myocarditis.

Other coronas don't have the spike protein like this version.

 

[Slander]

I have hope he’s uncancelable. 11 million average individual viewers per episode. Some rich fuck can buy Spotify, kick him off, wherever he goes most of those people will follow him somewhere else.

He basically is, he would just start his own pod cast network or go join all things comedy or Carola's network.

 

[Kyle]

Other coronas don't have the spike protein like this version.

Yes they do it’s a very well documented function of all corona viruses. The ACE2 protein is what’s different. And that the lack of proper testing and research and the vaccine.

 

[Slander]

These folks aren't used to being challenged. They're used to simply being able to lean on titles and degrees and a sense of authority. If a legit immunologist was willing to go on Joe Rogan and be challenged, he'd happily have them on. They aren't. Sanjay Gupta (a neurologist) did and got pretty well wrecked. He was woefully unprepared as if he didn't so his homework on Rogan and thought he was waltzing into a three hour chat of softball questions being lobbed up. But that's like a car mechanic going to talk about aircraft maintenance. Sure, he's going to have a better basic foundational mechanical knowledge base than the average person, but still far from an expert in the specific subject matter at hand. I'd love for a legit pro-vax immunologist to go talk to Rogan.

He's had Dr Peter Hotez on at the begining of the pandemic, he should bring him back for exactly the above reasons.

 

[45acp]

Yes they do it’s a very well documented function of all corona viruses. The ACE2 protein is what’s different. And that the lack of proper testing and research and the vaccine.

ACE2. I knew there was something in there different. Dammit Jim I'm a tire builder, not a doctor

 

[VEX]

The truth is in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

That’s the plan and the game.

Internet of Bodies, 5G, graphene oxide as the catalyst.

They are setting us up like China with all the tracking.
People as commodities, ERG score, the whole thing.

Watch for the word Metaverse.
That’s the NWO in a nutshell.

 

[Kyle]

ACE2. I knew there was something in there different. Dammit Jim I'm a tire builder, not a doctor

I’m just a plane driver. But I can read guud. 😂😂😂

 

[east_beast]

He's had Dr Peter Hotez on at the begining of the pandemic, he should bring him back for exactly the above reasons.

He had Dr. Michael Osterholm on too very early on in the pandemic.

 

[[486]]

The truth is in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
That’s the plan and the game.
Internet of Bodies, 5G, graphene oxide as the catalyst.
They are setting us up like China with all the tracking.
People as commodities, ERG score, the whole thing.
Watch for the word Metaverse.
That’s the NWO in a nutshell.

you do realize you do as much damage to your side's credibility with this sorta stuff as any false-flagger
right?

 

[ExWrench]

The truth is in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

That’s the plan and the game.

Internet of Bodies, 5G, graphene oxide as the catalyst.

They are setting us up like China with all the tracking.
People as commodities, ERG score, the whole thing.

Watch for the word Metaverse.
That’s the NWO in a nutshell.

 

[Tech Tim]

you do realize you do as much damage to your side's credibility with this sorta stuff as any false-flagger
right?

If the last two years has taught anyone anything, it should be to question everything..... No matter how tin-foilie it sounds.

 

[the conservative atheist]

you do realize you do as much damage to your side's credibility with this sorta stuff as any false-flagger
right?

It sounds no nuttier than forced masking of healthy people, shutting down businesses and schools for a cold, or restaurants requiring proof of vaccination did in 2019.

 

[[486]]

It sounds no nuttier than forced masking of healthy people, shutting down businesses and schools for a cold, or restaurants requiring proof of vaccination did in 2019.

alrighty, show me some functional organic ICs made outta graphene, if 'they' got it, there's gonna be someone researching it for a while beforehand
I vaguely remember something to that effect but it mighta been that 'optical computer' shitshow.

explain how high bandwidth low signal integrity high power consumption high frequency signalling is better for tracking people than the obverse of all that word soup

it just all falls apart so easily that it is pretty easy to see it being promoted by the google machine in order to discredit detractors by association

 

[VEX]

you do realize you do as much damage to your side's credibility with this sorta stuff as any false-flagger
right?

I only do damage if I’m proven wrong.
If proven right, I have then become a teller of truth.
I’m willing to take that gamble.

 

[Pony_Driver]

I only do damage if I’m proven wrong.
If proven right, I have then become a teller of truth.
I’m willing to take that gamble.

"If the vaccines only save one life, it was worth it."


You're butt fucking crazy and we know the politicians did it to seize control and power. What is your excuse?