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Experts—Trust Them!—Discover Coronadoom Misinformation Causes Depressive Symptoms

Gettin’ bad out there, friends. Lot of people poppin’ happy pills. Pills, that is, designed by Experts to make them happy. Or what Experts say passes for happy. Pills that, with medical precision, carve out smiles on graven visages. Pills that ensure those smiles all the way to early graves.

But let that pass.

The pills are being ingested at ever-greater rates because people are being diagnosed—the word is stressed—more and more with what Experts call depression. How this differs from sadness, glumness, melancholy, even agony, and a whole host of other similar emotions, I’ll leave Experts to explain.

Our purpose is different. It is to discuss this wonderful new peer-reviewed paper in JAMA by Roy Perlis and a chunk of others: “Association of Major Depressive Symptoms With Endorsement of COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation Among US Adults“.

You can see where this is going. The more coronadoom misinformation there is, the more depressive symptoms there are. The more depressive symptoms there are, the more depression. And the more depression there is, the more happy pills are prescribed. Be like your Congresscreature: invest in Pfizer.

Let’s take a look at some of the leading sources of depression; which is to say, of coronadoom misinformation.

The Fabulous Fauci must take first place in any such list. In early 2020, before his celebrity metastasized and he became a shameless camera whore, he spoke a truth in a TV broadcast. Masks don’t work, he said, and won’t stop coronadoom, or any respiratory disease. Wear one if it makes you happy, he said, but don’t count on it.

After the panic took firm grip on the nation’s estrogenically shriveled testicles, he began lying about masks. He insisted they worked. Wear two, he said. Which he never did when the camera was off.

He was far from the only Expert pumping mask misinformation. Indeed, it’s difficult to think of a credentialed Expert who did not. That is a depressing thought.

But the research by Perlis focused on vaccine misinformation, so it’s not clear that masks lies and exaggerations count—even after a century’s worth of studies showing they were useless. Let’s push on.

Fauci again appears shortly after the announcement of the mRNA gene therapy treatment many came to call vaccines. He said, “When people are vaccinated they can feel safe they are not going to get infected.”

We can, and must, ask: was he lying, or just ignorant?

Either way, he was spreading misinformation. But was he doing it out of malice or some form of psychopathy, or was his performance the result of promoting a midwit far beyond his competence? You be the judge.

Then there was CDC Director Rochelle Walensky. Like Facui, she is a doctor, an Expert. She said, “Vaccinated people don’t carry the virus, don’t get sick.”

In her case, it’s more probable she was ignorant, and only repeating what she had heard from whoever it is that provides her with Official Information. We do have to consider, after all, that she was promoted to her job because of her sex.

How about Ice Cream Joe? He said, “You’re okay; you’re not going to get covid if you have these vaccinations.”

Funny thing about Biden. He has spent a lifetime, his entire career, lying. He has been caught more times than Hillary has buried enemies. Many of his whoppers were even exposed by regime propagandists. Who, in their favor, thought that Biden would be dumped at the time.

But his supporters forgave every one of the lies. Even the ones he admitted! Yet—and this is the funny part—they still always believe whatever he says.

That being so, we have to exclude Biden from this list. People just don’t believe his misinformation is anything but genuine, even after proof it isn’t. That depresses me.

Still, it is clear there are massive amounts of misinformation being spread about coronadoom, and not just about the vaccines. Vaccines are the worst, though. I have collected in regular updates promises from Experts that even one shot was near 100% efficacious—not just from death, but from infection. Depressing.

Worse, today, in many locales, vaccine misinformation is the law. Get one or get fired. On the theory that if you are fired you can’t catch or spread the doom. Talk about misinformation!

May as well quote the paper, which is otherwise a typical asinine effort to quantify the unquantifiable with sketchy questionnaires, and to codify opinions of Experts as unquestionable law. The authors said, “individuals with moderate or greater depressive symptoms were more likely to endorse vaccine-related misinformation”.

Well, we see this out the window, don’t we? Those “boosted” (definition changes by country) and masked are the most frightened.

Misinformation is a terrible thing.

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  1. Biden to Floridians. Just die.

    “In our field of medicine, when someone comes to you seeking a treatment that could save their life, it is essential to have treatment options to ensure health care providers can make the best decisions for their patients,” Ladapo said in a statement. “The federal government has failed to adequately provide the United States with adequate outpatient treatment options for COVID-19. Now, they are scrambling to cover up a failure to deliver on a promise to ‘shut down the virus.’”

    Following news the federal government was again halting the two monoclonal antibody treatments, Florida Department of Health Deputy Secretary Kenneth Scheppke wrote a letter complaining to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), telling them that coordinating treatment requires continued planning and focus.

    “Patients and health care practitioners deserve to make the best treatment choices regarding individual cases,” Scheppke said. “Sweeping decisions at the federal level are continuing to be made based on rapidly evolving science and continues to limit treatment options. This interferes directly with health care practitioners’ ability to make the best decisions for their patients.”

    HHS spokesman Ian Sams tweeted that the department this week is providing more than 34,000 treatments to Florida that “actually do work,” adding emphasis to those words. Those treatments include 21,080 doses of the molnupiravir pill produced by Merck.

    “Why is Gov. DeSantis more interested in promoting medicines that don’t work than urging people to take vaccines that do?” he wrote in another tweet.

    The left owns America and its will will be done in Flrioida as it is in DC.

  2. Here in the UK I learned yesterday of a colleague who is a lecturer in physics having to sit in front of a university panel to explain why he hasn’t been vaccinated.

    He has recovered from COVID19 but this is not sufficient for the Inquisitors of academia. He must be subjected to the Tribunal of the Holy Office nonetheless. Of course even if he did not have COVID19 he should not be treated in such a manner; but maybe I have taken too great a leap in logic to draw that conclusion. After all, the holy panel must include so-called “expert” inquisitors, after all.

    I could never make in such an environment because I would tell these dolts to shove it up where the sun don’t shine but I’d probably be subjected to the rack for it. Nevermind.

    The referenced paper could be on to something, however, as anyone who is fully aware of the corruption, murder and extortion being foisted upon an innocent public, globally, cannot help but be depressed. Any other reaction to such a vast and destructive criminal enterprise would signal, perhaps, mental incapacity.

  3. “And when after most diligent inquisition, they shall find that the false witness hath told a lie against his brother:”
    [Deuteronomy 19:18]

    “For inquisition shall be made into the thoughts of the ungodly: and the hearing of his words shall come to God, to the chastising of his iniquities.”
    [Wisdom 1:9]

    “This woman shall be brought into the assembly, and inquisition shall be made of her children.”
    [Ecclesiasticus (Sirach) 23:34]

    If one is going to reference the Inquisition as an indefensible form of the defense of the truth, one should really begin at the beginning;

    Moses was the First Inquisitor and he followed the Law of God – even though in just two days he was responsible for the killing of moremen, women and children than was the Roman, French and Spanish Inquisition in over three centuries.

  4. Moses, the 1st Inquisitor killed 23 thousand one day (Exodus 32)

    Moses, the 1st Inquisitor, Killed 24 thousand one day (Numbers 25) including all of the women and children

    Forty Seven Thousand killed by The First Inquisitor, Moses, in two days.

    Moses bumped off more men, women, and children in two days than The Spanish Inquisition did in over 200 years.

    OK, no more about the inquisition. It is just one of my, many, pet peeves.

  5. You know I often wondered why Far Eastern and Mideastern armies more often than not would
    slaughter an entire cities inhabitants men, women, children, dogs, and even livestock. During
    the Mideastern invasions of India it is claimed that up to 400 million Hindus were slaughtered
    over the course of several centuries & literal mountains of skulls would be set before a city’s gates.
    I’d always thought that it was just was an extreme measure to telegraph fear into the next city
    or county to lower resistance, but there’s more to it than that as some cities that strongly resisted
    invasion often were spared. It turns out cities that offered the least resistance were often the
    ones that were utterly annihilated because they were considered too weak and undeserving of
    of a place in what must have then passed for an unstoppable new world order. An almost innate
    winnowing process of genetic decimation on the part of the invaders to prevent what they considered weakness being transmitted into future generations. Depression was said to be low as it was
    generally viewed as a grave weakness. This site is a bit outer & given to exaggeration as medieval
    historians often were; but medieval history though remote may serve as a bit of prologue.

    ISLAMIC INVASION OF INDIA: THE GREATEST GENOCIDE IN HISTORY
    https://minkonto.com/islamic-invasion-of-india-the-greatest-genocide-in-history/

  6. After all these years, society is still best represented by The Emperor’s New Clothes. People love being able to say things contrary to reality, since it shows their refinement far more than people who simply see things for what they are. And yet, no matter how much they try to convince themselves otherwise, they can’t really believe that the naked Emperor is wearing clothes.

    Same thing with followers of Fauci. They know that he lies (even if they don’t know the exact lies). But this only makes them feel prouder of themselves. When Fauci says that he was lying about masks so that there would not be a shortage, his followers convince themselves that they were not fooled, but that they nobly went along with the lie to get all the other rubes out there to “do the right thing.” But in their heart of hearts they know they were duped with the previous statement, and thus they also know that they may very well be duped with the current statements. Their only hope of maintaining any pride is to pretend that they know the real score, but won’t say it to not screw up Fauci’s plans. Thus they mindlessly repeat what he says until he contradicts himself, at which point they claim to have never believed in the lies in the first place, but they never can give reasons for why they did or did not believe them.

  7. Laughter is the best medicine — just look at the Krazy Kovid Klown Show as a Marx Brothers farce writ large. Comedy gold. Tragi-comic, if you like. A fever-dream worthy of Dante: La Commedia Inferno. What makes it especially hilarious is the earnest seriousness with which the players do and say the craziest things.

  8. Speaking of the Covid Grand Inquisitors, here’s today’s great post from eugyppius:

    “Meet Imran Ahmed. He runs an organisation called the Center for Countering Digital Hate, which is devoted to complaining that there are people on the internet who have different opinions about things than he does. Because Ahmed has no following, his main tactic is feeding his “research” to sympathetic media organizations, in the hope they’ll run his lame prefabricated stories….”

    https://eugyppius.substack.com/p/the-center-for-countering-digital?r=g2mcr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

  9. Are they truly saying that people who don’t buy into the COVID hysteria are MORE depressed? I have not medically cared about this shit since April 2020 (politically is of course a different story) while the double-masked-triple-vaxxed crowd still lives in abject terror of the coof. Who is mentally healthier? Who is physically healthier? To ask the question is to answer it.

    Now if they want to argue that people like me are more paranoid, perhaps to an unhealthy extent, then sure, I will concede the point. But we are certainly not more “depressed.”

  10. @Ann Cherry

    LOL. I hope I never upset Eugyppius. Suffering his wit would be a fate worse than death.

  11. Yes indeed. The dupes, the suckers (one born every minute) are the unhappiest people world. Where’s my wallet? is not a happy place to be. The apparent success of pathological liars is a depressing thing to observe, but it’s worse when they’re jabbing you with needles and subverting the entire country.

    Bus loads of criminals arriving by night is more than depressing; it’s a nightmare. The real damage done by the Satanics is much more than their endless lies.

  12. “Moses, the 1st Inquisitor killed 23 thousand one day (Exodus 32), Moses, the 1st Inquisitor, Killed 24 thousand one day (Numbers 25) including all of the women and children

    My translation says 3 thousand (Exodus) and 24 thousand killed by the plague (Numbers). So your estimate of 47k killed by Moses may be a little off. By around 1600%.

  13. Briggs

    Vox was touting this “study”

    https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/issue-briefs/2021/dec/us-covid-19-vaccination-program-one-year-how-many-deaths-and

    Highlights

    In the absence of a vaccination program, there would have been approximately 1.1 million additional COVID-19 deaths and more than 10.3 million additional COVID-19 hospitalizations in the U.S. by November 2021.
    Without the U.S. vaccination program, COVID-19 deaths would have been approximately 3.2 times higher and COVID-19 hospitalizations approximately 4.9 times higher than the actual toll during 2021.
    If no one had been vaccinated, daily deaths from COVID-19 could have jumped to as high as 21,000 per day — nearly 5.2 times the level of the record peak of more than 4,000 deaths per day recorded in January 2021.

    I think it’s models, not peer reviewed but methodology has been peer reviewed by expertd

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