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jmaury4 retweeted
Séquence intéressante où Raoult explique qu'ils ont recoupé les données de l'APHM dont fait partie l'IHU avec les données de sa pharmacie. On sait donc parfaitement qui a été soigné à l'HCQ/AZT et c'est ainsi qu'on a déterminé efficacité du traitement
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youtu.be/89oIu9LphII?t=4853
jmaury4 retweeted
1/ Puisque lire plus d’un paragraphe semble parfois compliqué, on va essayer avec une seule phrase à comprendre. 👇
Mme @VBaudoux nous explique que cet article ne concernerait qu’« un petit garçon camerounais… intégralement soigné en France ».
Son thread est partagé par toute la complosphère habituelle qui relaie ses bêtises non stop.
Petit problème : elle a oublié 45 enfants.
jmaury4 retweeted
To summarize the known facts in the tragic measles infant death case:
- A male infant was born out of hospital on August 14. He was delivered by widwife in a birthing center (Not a hospital) in Strasburg Township, PA.
- The infant died within hours of birth
- Autopsy revealed a ruptured spleen leading to hemorrhage and death.
- Pathological exam revealed a positive PCR to measles in blood, measles virus was also detected in lung.
- moms vaccination status has not reported
- the case was reviewed by the county coroner, who is a GOP elected official.
- the coroner is a family medicine doctor, not a trained pathologist.
- A “contracted pathologist” performed the autopsy.
- the county coroner listed Measles in section II of the death certificate as a “contributing cause” of death
- the coroner later said that the “cause of death” was not measles. That was contradicting the legal document he signed.
Key findings:
- the infant clearly had congenital measles infection; that’s what the PCR results indicate. This is not the same thing as having maternal antibodies.
- the coroner listed measles as a “contributing cause of death” on the death certificate. That’s exactly what you’d expect if measles caused the death by contributing to a splenic rupture, the proximate cause of death.
Two possibilities based on the reported facts:
1. measles infection contributed to splenic rupture, a known complication. This is what the death certificate said.
2. the infant was born with congenital measles *and* suffered a significant trauma that caused splenic rupture. No reporting has indicated such trauma. It would also imply that congenital measles is so common in PA that both occurred just by chance. Despite not believing it, the coroner listed measles as a “contributing cause” on the legal document he signed.
Which seems more likely?
Personally I think it’s #1
jmaury4 retweeted
RFK Jr. reveals Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro admitted the state’s major decline in measles vaccination rates happened under the Biden administration, not President Trump.
“He said to me, ‘Well, we’ve seen this big drop in vaccination rates in the state from 97 to 92.3.’”
“He admitted on the phone that it all happened during the Biden administration.”
“Since President Trump’s been in office, there’s been a one-tenth of 1% diminishment.”
“We are actually restoring faith in the public health agency so people will take our advice.”
jmaury4 retweeted
Governor Shapiro's unseemly rush to Lancaster County to convene a national press conference and his giddy delight in announcing two measles deaths was a morose commentary on the contemporary political dialogue. The performance was a replay of the Democrats' COVID playbook: fearmongering, misinformation, finger-pointing, and the weaponization of infectious disease fears for political gain.
The announcement appears to have been premature, and the deaths may even have been altogether fabricated by one of the Governor's hopeful staffers. The Lancaster County Coroner says that it has no record of any measles deaths. State law requires that all measles deaths be reported to the coroner.
Governor Shapiro shattered tradition and violated standard public health policy by refusing to share information with the County Health Department or CDC.
Since I have been in office, CDC has had a superb record of cooperation, information sharing, and professionalism with blue- and red-state governors and health officials. Those collaborations have resulted in effective control of the global measles outbreak in this country.
Governor Shapiro got his headlines. He correctly gambled that the slavish mainstream media would dutifully amplify his scolding without any effort to check his facts.
Measles questions.
Let’s be clear- when the Governor comes into our county and holds a press conference with PA Department of Health and Penn Medicine Lancaster general Health and states there were two “measles-associated deaths” here, with the underlying assertion that the two people died FROM measles, and they are the first deaths from measles in 35 years, and that announcement sets off numerous media reports uncritically repeating that two people died FROM measles in Lancaster County, and Lancaster County elected officials then get questions about this – it is totally fair for me to ask for relevant information on those deaths.
Asking questions is not “pro-measles.”
Asking for information that should have been provided at the press conference is not “anti-science.”
It is simply wanting the whole story for my constituents.
When officials who hold a big press conference and make big headlines – those officials owe us more than the headlines. They owe us the whole truth. They owe us accurate information by which the people of Lancaster County can make decisions about their health and safety.
It has been about 24 hours since the press conference. We do not have any answers. Of course journalists should also be asking these questions rather than uncritically repeating something.
Any deaths from measles are required by law to be reported to the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office. I have spoken at length with both a senior staff member from that office and the Coroner himself. They currently have zero measles deaths in Lancaster County. They have one death of a person who died WITH measles, but not from measles. We do not know if the state is counting that one. Nor do we know anything about the other death that officials reported yesterday.
Is there an unlikely scenario where a patient from here got measles and sought care outside of Lancaster County and died there and it was reported to another county coroner? Yes. I am open to that or other unlikely possibilities. But if one of these unlikely scenarios is the case, the people holding the press conference had, and currently have, a responsibility to provide that information.
The law DOES allow release of more information. Demographic information that does not identify the patient may be released.
I reached out to Penn Medicine LGH. No response.
I reached out the Governor’s office. No response.
I talked with our Lancaster County Department of Public Safety Director. He has no additional information from the state.
I asked questions this morning at our Board of Commissioners meeting of Commissioner Alice Yoder who was at the press conference yesterday and is a former official at Penn Medicine LGH. She did not have any answers. (This exchange is on video and will be available later today.)
So as of right now, we have ZERO information that corroborates the idea that there were two measles deaths in Lancaster County. Again, everything stated could be accurate. But no one in authority has been able to say that, nor have they even tried to say it.
To me it is a big deal if the Governor comes in and gives a press conference and then no one can or will identify simple details around what was stated and what then generated major news stories.
Transparency is owed to the people.
It is incumbent on those who held the press conference to clear this up.
Immediately.
jmaury4 retweeted
20/n Plutôt que de fantasmer sur un prétendu recyclage, mettez-vous au boulot : tapez le numéro 2020-A00256-33 de l'AP-HP dans Google. Comparez avec le CPP de l’IHU qui vous chagrine tant. Spoiler : c'est pareil : il y a un seul permis pour toute la maison.
jmaury4 retweeted
🔥Reconsidering Ivermectin: Despite a skeptical Cochrane review, the antiparasitic is still a valuable tool for combating COVID: cato.org/sites/cato.org/file…
FYI @CovidAnalysis
The DOJ may never act, but the American people know the truth: Fauci misled and defrauded this country. I won't stop uncovering the truth around the great COVID cover-up. That's why I will have a whistleblower testify before my committee this Wednesday.
Fauci may not be indicted, but at least we can enjoy watching him being exposed as a dangerous fraud, thanks to @0rf’s latest masterwork.
jmaury4 retweeted
.@AmitShah
⚠️ We wish to flag a matter of concern involving Elisabeth M. Bik, a self-branded “science integrity consultant.” Over a period of years, she has engaged in conduct that has included harassment, defamation, and sustained smearing, contributing to the targeting and reputational harm of researchers, under the guise of “research integrity,” including through the use of the highly compromised, so-called post-publication peer review platform PubPeer (widely referred to within the academic community as “PubSmear”).
🚨 On 17 Nov 2025, we exposed what we describe as the PubPeer “PubSmear” Network Mob and its public-facing figures, including Bik. We released a FULL EVIDENCE PACKAGE outlining patterns in which “research integrity” mechanisms have been misused and weaponized to 100% censor critique of Bik’s own flawed papers and those of her inner circle, while relentlessly targeting others.
📌 FULL EVIDENCE PACKAGE available on the freely accessible ScienceGuardians™ Substack; no subscription or fee required: 🔗 scienceguardians.substack.co…
⚠️ We further identified Alexander Magazinov (a Russian national) as a key actor within this criminal network, operating multiple anonymous and fraudulent aliases across platforms, including the highly compromised PubPeer, as well as the X account “Spottingthespot,” which has been repeatedly amplified by Bik via her account (MicrobiomDigest).
There are emerging allegations of fraud, extortion, blackmail, and coordinated scams carried out under the guise of “research integrity,” linked to Alexander Magazinov, including through fraudulent accounts operated by him—namely “Spottingthespot” on X and its Bluesky counterpart (spottingthespot.bsky.social)—as well as the email address “[email protected]”.
📢 To members of the academic community:
We advise extreme caution in any engagement, as interactions may be exploited as part of coordinated campaigns, and strongly recommend avoiding amplification of these actors while these matters remain under active scrutiny.
Please feel free to reach out if you wish to share information confidentially, especially if you or someone you know has experienced harassment, extortion, blackmail, or targeted smearing or defamation related to the individuals or activities referenced above.
On behalf of ScienceGuardians™🔱
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jmaury4 retweeted
Have you ever heard of Measles Mary?
She was the “ground zero” patient in the 2011 measles “outbreak” in New York.
She was fully vaccinated, with two doses of the MMR vaccine, and she spread measles to others who were also fully vaccinated …
“That’s why a fully vaccinated 22-year-old theater employee in New York City who developed the measles in 2011 was released without hospitalization or quarantine. But like Typhoid Mary, this patient turned out to be unwittingly contagious. Ultimately, she transmitted the measles to four other people, according to a recent report in Clinical Infectious Diseases that tracked symptoms in the 88 people with whom “Measles Mary” interacted while she was sick. Surprisingly, two of the secondary patients had been fully vaccinated. And although the other two had no record of receiving the vaccine, they both showed signs of previous measles exposure that should have conferred immunity.”
science.org/content/article/…
jmaury4 retweeted
Now cite the multiple studies that show Myocarditis is much more common from the vaccine than from infection.
Along with the ones that show the true rate as the vaccine doesn't stop you catching Covid, doesn't reduce the effects of Myocarditis and increases your chances of catching Covid and by definition Myocarditis as effectiveness turns negative after 6 months or so.
jmaury4 retweeted
🇬🇧🇹🇭🌊 230 000 MORTS DANS LE TSUNAMI DE 2004… MAIS SUR UNE PLAGE, UNE FILLETTE DE 10 ANS A SAUVÉ PLUS DE 100 VIES GRÂCE À UNE LEÇON DE GÉOGRAPHIE DONNÉE 2 SEMAINES PLUS TÔT
Le 26 décembre 2004, le tsunami de l’océan Indien frappe les côtes de nombreux pays après un puissant séisme au large de Sumatra. Près de 230 000 personnes sont mortes dans 14 pays.
Ce matin-là, Tilly Smith, une Britannique de 10 ans en vacances en famille sur la plage de Mai Khao à Phuket (Thaïlande), remarque un phénomène étrange : la mer recule anormalement loin, puis avance en bouillonnant, avec une mousse inhabituelle et sans reflux normal des vagues.
Seulement deux semaines plus tôt, en cours de géographie à l’école en Angleterre, son professeur Andrew Kearney leur avait montré des vidéos de tsunamis historiques et expliqué les signes avant-coureurs : retrait soudain de l’eau, bulles à la surface, mer qui « bout ».
Tilly reconnaît immédiatement ces signaux. Elle alerte ses parents avec insistance, puis crie aux autres touristes qu’un tsunami arrive. D’abord sceptiques, ses parents finissent par la croire. Un homme japonais à proximité, alerté par le mot « tsunami » et les récentes nouvelles du séisme, renforce l’alerte.
Grâce à cette évacuation rapide, le personnel de l’hôtel fait déguerpir la plage. Quelques minutes plus tard, une vague de près de 9 mètres déferle… mais personne ne meurt sur Mai Khao ce jour-là.
Tilly Smith, surnommée « l’Ange de la plage », a sauvé environ 100 personnes (et potentiellement plus) grâce à une simple leçon de géographie.
jmaury4 retweeted
🇩🇪: L'étude bidon d'@EPIPHARE a bien fait marrer le public venu écouter la conférence du Dr. Kay Klapproth, qui avait quitté l'université de Heidelberg parce qu'il ne pouvait pas critiquer la politique covid au sein de son institution.
youtu.be/Vp-SdmdbuO0?si=ZNnr…
The End of Science?
jmaury4 retweeted
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Puisqu'on parle de rétablir des vidéos censurées pendant la période Covid, celle ci avait été censurée en moins de 2h. Elle avait trait à la question des masques pour les enfants et à l'impact sur oxygénation et capnie. Séquence remember... 23/02/2021
Encore ingénus et probablement pas encore tout à fait assez au fait de la violence du système...
