If she kept taking him to dr.s for vaccines? Probably not in her case, maybe I misread, but I've seen parents who wanted their child to 'qualify' for special ed services because they knew their kid was 'demented'. Some even harm their kid.
Agree, Munchausen By Proxy is when a Mother of Loved One kills their own.
It is not a one size fits all diagnosis.
Now, This I've seen when my kids were young playing group sports. A player, decent kid as long as he was busy ( like at practice). Parents decided to let doctors "juice him up" when his activities decreased yet still needed physical exertion or drugged down. Shame, But I think he grew out of it, but I don't know if the drugging had long term effects on him.
Not exactly 'kills them' but keeps them 'sick' for endless doctor visits....
You forgot TRANSGENDERISM and homosexuality. Only they have a choice.
You make a good point many fail too.
I like hot dogs on occaision, like a couple times a year. I only eat the all beef dogs, like Hebrew National and a couple others, with chili, cheese and onions, or sour kraut and mustard, or just mustard and sweet relish. Love ‘em! But, even the best hot dogs are garbage. You wouldn’t believe what’s in those things, which is why I limit them to a couple times a year. Your aunt must have really hurt herself with that diet.
I'm fortunate that in Europe we have real "saussages"... Umpteen varieties of REAL MEAT...
Spanish "chipolatas"
There used to be a little family owned market within walking distance of where I live. They were a Serbian/French Canadian family. Dad was Serbian and Mom was from Quebec. Great people. They had a smoker in the store and they made homemade beef jerky and a variety of old world sausages, that were killer. I used to love the garlic sausages they made and I put them in with my sour kraut and pork every year at New Year and whenever else I got the craving for them. Dad died and the boys ran the store into the ground, one of them in particular being really bad. Drugs, alcohol and gambling. He covered all the vices and ended up stealing from the store to fund his habits. I miss that store, but they were bought out by another good family owned business that’s doing a stellar job. No garlic sausages, though.
The Beautiful Witch and Himself were in Germany on vacation... walking through Meissen town square. There was a guy vending tube steaks. We each got one. When I finished mine, I went back and got another one. America has nothing like it.
Right on that.
You mean..Italian sausage in a can?
It's clear that you used to get around back in the day. It's a little scary too actually
Luc Montagnier, Who Identified Virus Behind AIDS, Dies at 89
- French scientist shared 2008 Nobel Prize for isolating HIV
- ‘The globalization of culture has globalized our parasites’
Luc Montagnier in 1987.Photographer: Francois Lochon/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images
By David Henry
February 10, 2022
In this article
Luc Montagnier, the French virologist and Nobel laureate whose co-discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus sparked a global search for an AIDS cure, has died. He was 89.
He died on Feb. 8 at a hospital in a suburb of Paris, the Washington Post reported.
The scientist from the Pasteur Institute in Paris shared the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Francoise Barre-Sinoussi and Germany’s Harald zur Hausen, whose work on the viral causes of cervical cancer was recognized in the same year. Montagnier and Barre-Sinoussi worked together on retroviruses at the institute, and their findings coincided with similar results presented by Robert Gallo in the U.S.
After years of dispute, Montagnier and Barre-Sinoussi were judged to have isolated HIV before Gallo, whose virus culture had originally come from Montagnier’s laboratory, and Gallo was credited with showing that the virus causes AIDS. Montagnier and Gallo later reconciled their differences over the discovery of HIV and acknowledged each other’s roles in finding the virus.
In 2002, they collaborated on an article in Science magazine, where both scientists had published their initial findings decades earlier.
Causal Link
Montagnier’s search for the cause of AIDS, a mystery disease in the early 1980s that was mainly infecting gay men, involved identifying viral isolates from patients with swollen lymph nodes and from people with full-blown AIDS. In September 1983, he drew a causal link between the virus and the disease at a conference at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, though many of his peers remained skeptical. Most still considered HTLV, the only human retrovirus known until that time, as the likely cause.
By 1985, Montagnier’s findings had been confirmed by Gallo and a team in San Francisco, led by Jay Levy.
“The globalization of culture has globalized our parasites,” Montagnier said in an interview for the 1994 book “Reinventing the Future.” “You could say that AIDS is a disease of the Boeing 747. The big jets are its vector, and without them there would be no AIDS epidemic.”
Old Virus
Montagnier claimed that while the epidemic is new, the virus is old, perhaps as long as primates have existed.
About 38 million people worldwide are thought to be living with HIV; related illnesses have already killed about 36 million, according to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS. In its latest report, from June 2021, the Kaiser Family Foundation said that about 1.2 million Americans were living with HIV and more than 700,000 people had died from related illness.
The progression from infection to full-blown AIDS can take as long as 12 years and used to kill most victims within two years of diagnosis. In countries with access to retroviral drug therapies, the prognosis has changed “from a death sentence to an almost normal life,” Montagnier said on the Nobel Foundation’s website. No vaccine has yet been approved.
As part of the effort to beat the disease, Montagnier established a foundation that set up research and prevention centers in nations that were most affected, such as Ivory Coast and Cameroon, in order to assist scientists returning to their home countries to fight the epidemic.
Early Years
Luc Antoine Montagnier was born on Aug. 18, 1932, in Chabris, located in a French agricultural region south of the Loire Valley. His father was an accountant whose hobby was science, and his mother was a housewife who doted on Luc, an only child.
At 5, Montagnier was badly injured by a speeding car as he tried to cross the road, leaving him in a coma for two days. Three years later, the family was forced to flee the German invasion and had little food to eat for most of the war. The impact that the death of his grandfather, from colon cancer, had on Montagnier was one reason he studied medicine.
Excelling at science, Montagnier set up a chemistry laboratory in the cellar of the house they had been assigned after the war. He studied medicine and science in Poitiers, and at 21, he wrote a thesis on how light influences the movement of chloroplasts in algae. He then completed his medical studies in Paris before becoming an assistant at the Sorbonne.
more:
rairfoundation.com
and changing the name of the virus from "WuFlu" to whatever the CCP, PC Police want.
conservativebrief.com
Funny....I didn't think he died until Jan 9. He was Boosted on Dec 13th.
Surprised there’s not more talk about this guyNot dead yet but just wait.......
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RAIR is hopeful that Senator Ben Ray Lujan will make a speedy recovery and can use his position to bring awareness to the potential side effects of the controversial mRNA gene therapies.
Not dead yet but just wait.......
ALERT: Senator (49) Targeting 'Dangerous and Deadly' Vaccine 'Misinformation' Suffers Stroke (Video) - RAIR
RAIR is hopeful that Senator Ben Ray Lujan will make a speedy recovery and can use his position to bring awareness to the potential side effects of the controversial mRNA gene therapies.
^ Good Chief! MMMMMooooooooooOOOO0000000000000!
RIP
That's very interesting. The amount of "news" stories I've seen about Saget and his injury (specifically things titled "How to avoid head trauma" and the like) has led me to believe the media is redirecting people from looking deeper.
fancy that!
Damned sorry to hear that chief, my condolences to you and your family. I have a first cousin who's like the brother from another mother to me
Condolences to you, family and extended family. gb
Seriously? They recorded him firing up the Barbie?
Friends of ours also lost a 40-something family member to heart attack last night. No prior warnings or symptoms. Total unexpected shock. Don't know the vax status.
