You know how the chemical disaster occurred in Ohio and a month went by before we heard about it, and then more months passed & it fell out of the news, and lots of people are sick, the environment destroyed, but there is no media coverage?
— Laura Miers (@LauraMiers) May 7, 2023
We’re doing the same thing for Covid.
This graph seems so hideously ... predictable. pic.twitter.com/0i7HCW9vLo
— tern (@1goodtern) May 4, 2023
Higher antibody levels linked with Long COVID in children.
— Rajeev Jayadevan (@RajeevJayadevan) May 7, 2023
Vaccination did not make a difference.
Fatigue, cognitive impairment & breathing difficulty predominant.
Post COVID immune dysfunction likely.
This Norway study shows the importance of avoiding infection. https://t.co/IOeswaXeKa pic.twitter.com/6t4t99KEnQ
“When HIV initially spread, we recognized the need for gloves and safe sharps disposal. These practices quickly became standards. The subsequent development of HIV treatments did not cause us to abandon these preventative measures.” https://t.co/NTxgGD9b3D
— Leta McCollough Seletzky, JD 🐳 (@LaSeletzky) May 5, 2023
Thread:
Disabled folks warned this was a “mass disabling event” from the beginning, but CEOs determined our public health policy. Each change was specifically designed to benefit business over humans. Now everyone is sick & getting sicker, & they’re anxious to reverse it, but they can’t.
— Laura Miers (@LauraMiers) May 6, 2023
Over the past few months they've eliminated pre-admission COVID-19 testing in the vast majority of hospitals which was a significant % of the total PCR test results reported to the CDC. Throw in the fact that most people are home testing or not testing at all & "no pandemic".
— David Christopher 🏥🥼🧪🔬🦠 (@MLS_Dave) May 5, 2023
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