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Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

I’ve been saying that this is one big IQ test, or test of both IQ and character (which most are failing). Calling it a Milgram Experiment captures that well!

While the hapless fool in the Oval Office has indeed broken his promises and acted in ways so much more reproachable that I could ever had imagined, it is the people pulling his strings I fear the most. It scares me that so many insightful writers, like eugyppius, for instance, see nothing more organized and sinister behind this than incompetence. I fear a WEF-lead or inspired China-style system with complete control and exploitation of citizens may the the ultimate goal here. What do you think, Mark?

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

This will probably be my one and only comment. Mark - since I found you, I read everything you write because it's well-written, puts a smile on my face, and confirms that I am not the only lawyer around who has rejected the covidiocy since it began and who uses logic, hard-earned research skills, and personal experience to make sense of the craziness. Since we shut down for 2 weeks to flatten the curve, I have tried to continue to live my life with the fewest number of changes possible. No masks other than to avoid unnecessary trouble or to be polite, social distancing as normal which is nothing new for me, no mRNA vaccine or other experimental vaccines for a virus that almost all healthy people easily survive, of course no vaccine for my teenage boys, continue to encourage my boys to participate in athletics as much as possible here in Northern NE, no hydroxychloroquine, no ivermectin, no snorting iodine, and no tests. Despite no tests, I'm reasonably certain that my family of four had wild covid in late January 2020 and recently went through omicron after a trip to a free state down South over the holidays - kids and wife were generally fine, but I had a scratchy throat, followed by one-day of headache and low-grade fever and chills, then followed by a week or so of fatigue, light cough and light congestion. The fatigue didn't stop me from working, or my workouts (strength training and running). My retired but active and unvaccinated father was infected with Delta this summer and basically had night sweats for a night and lost his appetite for a while and dropped 15 pounds, and all in all is probably better off now. My elderly inactive but vaccinated mother-in-law who has at least nine lives was infected and survived. No relatives or friends have succumbed to covid, but I do have a niece who experienced lung and breathing issues within days of her second jab as required by her job and which all her doctors of course concluded could not be vaccine-related, and I do know a few vaccinated, very unhealthy acquaintances who were infected when they passed. Anyway, although you may have thought you would be done by now, thanks again for continuing to write.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

We have proven therapeutics which Fauci made sure were UNAVAILABLE. Massive fraudulent studies to back it up.

All respitory viruses respond well to EARLY treatment...flu, RCV, etc...Covid is not different. We take Tamiflu for flu, but you can also take just about any anti virual...of which HcQ and Ivermectin are the safest - safer than Tylenol.

I want to see Fauci hanged. It was deliberate and calculated.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Great post Mark. I believe most if not all the therapeutics you mentioned have merit. The latest research on melatonin is fascinating. And xlear, a nasal spray seems to have positive results according to studies done by them. In the past I have used coloidial silver and oil of oregano with excellent results for other issues. The contents of my medicine cabinet probably looks a lot different from many others and has for years. What really troubles me is the "expert" advice for a person having tested positive for covid is no advice except to stay home and if it gets worse go to the hospital. Not one bit of proactive and practical advice. A wait and see attitude. It certainly won't be my reaction should I ever test positive.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

I'm not sure it's true (anymore; maybe it was early on) that you can get Ivermectin at Wal-Mart.

Ditto that IVM is cheap; I paid around $170 for my stash last month. Probably would've cost me around $20 pre-WuFlu.

"Meanwhile, the vaxxmanic say, or know, nothing of simple therapeutics or self-care."

Now do masks! They know less than nothing about the uselessness of masks. Even as government puppets now are saying (what we've been saying for two years) that cloth masks are useless, in NoVa parents are coming out of the woodwork in condemning Gov. Youngkin for rescinding school mask mandates.

The Covidiots and vaxx/mask fanatics are truly some of the stupidest, most ignorant, most tyrannical authoritarian-loving jackasses on the planet.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

and you need not forget the power grab and control grab - it's not just a money grab..watch closely as the truth comes out and what lengths they will go to to hold onto vax mandates and vaxx passports etc. Do not be fooled...this is about power and control...and what control they have gotten and how they have gotten it has been a lesson learned and one "they" will not turn back from...it's not simply been a money game...

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Hey, Mark, don't forget the hot whiskey, Irish of course, at bedtime! A measure of whiskey, half a dozen cloves, a teaspoon of honey, topped up with boiling water in a tea-mug, that'll sweat it out of you!

I caught the virus right at the start, March 2020. Thankfully not too badly affected but took to the bed exhausted for 4 days. For reasons which would take too long to relate here, I thought it was a bad dose of winter chills and treated myself to the whiskey every night!

Was there any clinical value? Absolutely NO idea, but it certainly gave me a nice warm feeling going off to sleep each night! 😉😁

PS - I remain unvaccinated. After the initial high Ab count in September 2020 dropped off to a residual but negative value in February 2021, I have been Ab positive again month on month since August 21 without ever showing a single symptom along the way...

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

In 1946 the British Medical Research Council set up the Common Cold Research Unit to find prevention and cures for the Common Cold. It involved studying the effects of Common Cold viruses on volunteers and response of vaccines and cures. It produced 1006 published papers and in 1965 they isolated coronaviruses from volunteers and discovered they caused about 10% of Colds.

In 1990 the unit was closed as it was found it was not possible to produce vaccines or cures for the viruses that cause Colds.

‘… what substances people can ingest to protect themselves against the effects of Coronavirus infection.’

None.

Are there any effective vaccines?

No. (As we are now seeing).

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

they admitted that most decedents had multiple co-morbidities. it was observed from wuhan on the ~99% of the decedents had one or more co morbidity.

that observation has been scrupulously omitted up to this date!

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Nicely stated: "My beliefs re: the relative merits of shots versus natural immunity or therapeutics are shaped by: 1) a Biology framework I’ve developed through formal and informal study, 2) basic, undisputed Covid statistics, 3) observation of the Covid experiences of those whom I know and 4) having personally had better outcomes with self-care".

This is what I've been struggling to put into my own words for my friends and family and this sums it up nicely and succinctly.

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Jan 18, 2022·edited Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Mark, your post is spot on. I healed chronic daily asthma and eczema by simply switching to a whole, unprofessed foods diet and giving up all sugar. I no longer needed daily inhalers, pills and ER visits. Now I haven't had the need to see a doctor for anything at all in years and years. I've never had the flu - maybe back in high school, but I don't remember. After an NDE as a child from an asthma attack, I developed a super sensitive nervous system and now I can't tolerate any pharmaceuticals. So I wouldn't be able to tolerate Ivermectin, and I don't even like the way I feel after taking vitamins. If I took the clot shot, I know I'd feel deathly ill just by the garbage in it alone. I think most people don't mind injecting toxins into their system because they eat so many chemicals in their daily food. They're used to poisoning themselves, and never question the ingredients.

I've also wondered if all the Covid interventions that people are touting really work or if they healed because their infections were mild. My experience is that eating whole, unprocessed foods, getting sunlight, exercise etc. work best for me. While I was initially healing from my chronic disease, I'd literally spend hours cooking everything from scratch for hours each day. And in between cooking, I'd go to the local health food store and then schlep bags of groceries back home. Rinse and repeat. But people are unwilling to do the work it takes to remain healthy. They prefer to turn to the government and physicians to "fix" their health for them so they can continue eating garbage and not taking care of themselves. As Bill Maher said, people have to realize they have some skin in the game. That means being an active participant in the healing process, and not always turning to others to do it for them, yet most are clueless about how to go about it. It's not about eating an Amy's burrito every now and then.

Many thanks.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

That’s what I’ve thought this virus can be killed by so many natural remedies it isn’t as scary as made out. It seems anything that aids in boosting your immune system will help.

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Sorry for being the cynic /conspiracy theorist but I believe they knew old people were going to die. All part of the grand covid human experiment designed by the depopulation tyrants. They DO NOT CARE The hardest part of all this for me has been my loss of faith in the medical profession I had always thought that most of them did care. And I thought that doctors were smart. Wrong & wrong!! The Hippocratic Oath & even the Nuremberg Code mean NOTHING to many of them. And do any doctors know how to think anymore?!! Where did empathy & compassion & integrity & honor & courage go ?!! No God & no testosterone Heartbreaking & horrific

But Mark thanks so much for what you do !! And BTW can you really get ivermectin at Walmart ?!!

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Jan 19, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

All that you write is correct. The tell for me on the "response" to the virus is that it is exactly backwards. With mandates, we are putting our very young children' futures at risk at the behest of the rich, greedy, powerful, old, and frightened. Not much hope in this.

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Jan 18, 2022Liked by Mark Oshinskie

Peter McCullough is credited with saying “Practically anything kills the virus.” Expect the clot shots.

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So late in the day I find a lucid speaker. Excellent. Thank you, sir. I will follow happily. All our talk does little good - preaching to the converted - I know. But still I hunger for it. Company of your fellows, you know?

But what to say to the dupes ?

I've condensed it down to one thing which I think is reflected strongly in your post:

"There is not, nor ever was, any Emergency"

I mutter that into any dupes ear I can. I know it does no good at all. But what else to do.

Then I come looking for more 'preaching to the converted'. :)

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