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Cristo Rei
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What I said was I believe the people being censored...
It seems you don't know the definition of slander... Slander is an attack on someone's character...
That's fine if you dismiss my testimony as garbage... I still believe your cos I'm not that irrational
The fact of my point all along has been that people are being injured and dying from these lethal injections... You might not be witnessing it but many of us are
Eternally Grateful
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This is what you said
which is a LIE
keep it up my friend you will answer to god for your slander
I don’t believe anyone, I have stated that from the beginning, so when you say I believe in anyone YOU LIe
You are so angry you can’t even admit when you make a mistake, keep it up, your hurting your own testimony
Cristo Rei
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OK my mistake...
You only believe what you see, and dismiss what others see...
And you have no idea what slander means
You might want to look it up
Yes. From the Great Physician -- the Lord Jesus Christ.
Why did God (the Lord Jesus, the Creator) give mankind a complex and highly efficient immune system? Because God wanted men to remain healthy in spite of viral and bacterial attacks. There are all kinds of germs and viruses surrounding us constantly. Yet most of us remain healthy as long as we eat properly, exercise properly, and rest properly. And this was confirmed by the fact that most of the deaths from coronavirus occurred among (1) the elderly above 85, (2) the obese, (3) those with pre-existing health conditions.
How the immune system works
PART I
Our immune system is essential for our survival. Without an immune system, our bodies would be open to attack from bacteria, viruses, parasites, and more. It is our immune system that keeps us healthy as we drift through a sea of pathogens. This vast network of cells and tissues is constantly on the lookout for invaders, and once an enemy is spotted, a complex attack is mounted.
The immune system is spread throughout the body and involves many types of cells, organs, proteins, and tissues. Crucially, it can distinguish our tissue from foreign tissue — self from non-self. Dead and faulty cells are also recognized and cleared away by the immune system.
If the immune system encounters a pathogen, for instance, a bacterium, virus, or parasite, it mounts a so-called immune response. Later, we will explain how this works, but first, we will introduce some of the main characters in the immune system.
White blood cells are also called leukocytes. They circulate in the body in blood vessels and the lymphatic vessels that parallel the veins and arteries. White blood cells are on constant patrol and looking for pathogens. When they find a target, they begin to multiply and send signals out to other cell types to do the same. Our white blood cells are stored in different places in the body, which are referred to as lymphoid organs. These include the following:
- Thymus — a gland between the lungs and just below the neck.
- Spleen — an organ that filters the blood. It sits in the upper left of the abdomen.
- Bone marrow — found in the center of the bones, it also produces red blood cells.
- Lymph nodes —small glands positioned throughout the body, linked by lymphatic vessels.
1. Phagocytes
These cells surround and absorb pathogens and break them down, effectively eating them. There are several types, including:
- Neutrophils — these are the most common type of phagocyte and tend to attack bacteria.
- Monocytes — these are the largest type and have several roles.
- Macrophages — these patrol for pathogens and also remove dead and dying cells.
- Mast cells — they have many jobs, including helping to heal wounds and defend against pathogens.
Lymphocytes help the body to remember previous invaders and recognize them if they come back to attack again. Lymphocytes begin their life in bone marrow. Some stay in the marrow and develop into B lymphocytes (B cells), others head to the thymus and become T lymphocytes (T cells). These two cell types have different roles:
- B lymphocytes — they produce antibodies and help alert the T lymphocytes.
- T lymphocytes — they destroy compromised cells in the body and help alert other leukocytes.
PART II
An antigen is any substance that can spark an immune response. In many cases, an antigen is a bacterium, fungus, virus, toxin, or foreign body. But it can also be one of our own cells that is faulty or dead. Initially, a range of cell types works together to recognize the antigen as an invader.
The role of B lymphocytes
Once B lymphocytes spot the antigen, they begin to secrete antibodies (antigen is short for “antibody generators”). Antibodies are special proteins that lock on to specific antigens. Each B cell makes one specific antibody. For instance, one might make an antibody against the bacteria that cause pneumonia, and another might recognize the common cold virus.
Antibodies are part of a large family of chemicals called immunoglobulins, which play many roles in the immune response:
The role of T lymphocytes
There are distinct types of T lymphocytes:
Helper T cells (Th cells) — they coordinate the immune response. Some communicate with other cells, and some stimulate B cells to produce more antibodies. Others attract more T cells or cell-eating phagocytes.
Killer T cells (cytotoxic T lymphocytes) — as the name suggests, these T cells attack other cells. They are particularly useful for fighting viruses. They work by recognizing small parts of the virus on the outside of infected cells and destroy the infected cells.
Your skin is the first layer of defense against external pathogens. Everyone’s immune system is different but, as a general rule, it becomes stronger during adulthood as, by this time, we have been exposed to more pathogens and developed more immunity. That is why teens and adults tend to get sick less often than children.
Once an antibody has been produced, a copy remains in the body so that if the same antigen appears again, it can be dealt with more quickly. That is why with some diseases, such as chickenpox, you only get it once as the body has a chickenpox antibody stored, ready and waiting to destroy it next time it arrives. This is called immunity.
There are three types of immunity in humans called innate, adaptive, and passive:
Innate immunity
We are all born with some level of immunity to invaders. Human immune systems, similarly to those of many animals, will attack foreign invaders from day one. This innate immunity includes the external barriers of our body — the first line of defense against pathogens — such as the skin and mucous membranes of the throat and gut. This response is more general and non-specific. If the pathogen manages to dodge the innate immune system, adaptive or acquired immunity kicks in.
Adaptive (acquired) immunity
This protect from pathogens develops as we go through life. As we are exposed to diseases or get vaccinated, we build up a library of antibodies to different pathogens. This is sometimes referred to as immunological memory because our immune system remembers previous enemies.
Passive immunity
This type of immunity is “borrowed” from another source, but it does not last indefinitely. For instance, a baby receives antibodies from the mother through the placenta before birth and in breast milk following birth. This passive immunity protects the baby from some infections during the early years of their life.
Immunizations
Immunization introduces antigens or weakened pathogens to a person in such a way that the individual does not become sick but still produces antibodies. Because the body saves copies of the antibodies, it is protected if the threat should reappear later in life. [Note: this is true medical science. Had the COVID "vaccines" been genuine, no one could have gotten sick after vaccination, and no one would have required any "booster shot"]
The immune system: Cells, tissues, function, and disease
An antigen is any substance that can spark an immune response. In many cases, an antigen is a bacterium, fungus, virus, toxin, or foreign body. But it can also be one of our own cells that is faulty or dead. Initially, a range of cell types works together to recognize the antigen as an invader.
The role of B lymphocytes
Once B lymphocytes spot the antigen, they begin to secrete antibodies (antigen is short for “antibody generators”). Antibodies are special proteins that lock on to specific antigens. Each B cell makes one specific antibody. For instance, one might make an antibody against the bacteria that cause pneumonia, and another might recognize the common cold virus.
Antibodies are part of a large family of chemicals called immunoglobulins, which play many roles in the immune response:
- Immunoglobulin G (IgG) — marks microbes so other cells can recognize and deal with them.
- IgM — is expert at killing bacteria.
- IgA — congregates in fluids, such as tears and saliva, where it protects gateways into the body.
- IgE — protects against parasites and is also to blame for allergies.
- IgD — stays bound to B lymphocytes, helping them to start the immune response.
The role of T lymphocytes
There are distinct types of T lymphocytes:
Helper T cells (Th cells) — they coordinate the immune response. Some communicate with other cells, and some stimulate B cells to produce more antibodies. Others attract more T cells or cell-eating phagocytes.
Killer T cells (cytotoxic T lymphocytes) — as the name suggests, these T cells attack other cells. They are particularly useful for fighting viruses. They work by recognizing small parts of the virus on the outside of infected cells and destroy the infected cells.
Your skin is the first layer of defense against external pathogens. Everyone’s immune system is different but, as a general rule, it becomes stronger during adulthood as, by this time, we have been exposed to more pathogens and developed more immunity. That is why teens and adults tend to get sick less often than children.
Once an antibody has been produced, a copy remains in the body so that if the same antigen appears again, it can be dealt with more quickly. That is why with some diseases, such as chickenpox, you only get it once as the body has a chickenpox antibody stored, ready and waiting to destroy it next time it arrives. This is called immunity.
There are three types of immunity in humans called innate, adaptive, and passive:
Innate immunity
We are all born with some level of immunity to invaders. Human immune systems, similarly to those of many animals, will attack foreign invaders from day one. This innate immunity includes the external barriers of our body — the first line of defense against pathogens — such as the skin and mucous membranes of the throat and gut. This response is more general and non-specific. If the pathogen manages to dodge the innate immune system, adaptive or acquired immunity kicks in.
Adaptive (acquired) immunity
This protect from pathogens develops as we go through life. As we are exposed to diseases or get vaccinated, we build up a library of antibodies to different pathogens. This is sometimes referred to as immunological memory because our immune system remembers previous enemies.
Passive immunity
This type of immunity is “borrowed” from another source, but it does not last indefinitely. For instance, a baby receives antibodies from the mother through the placenta before birth and in breast milk following birth. This passive immunity protects the baby from some infections during the early years of their life.
Immunizations
Immunization introduces antigens or weakened pathogens to a person in such a way that the individual does not become sick but still produces antibodies. Because the body saves copies of the antibodies, it is protected if the threat should reappear later in life. [Note: this is true medical science. Had the COVID "vaccines" been genuine, no one could have gotten sick after vaccination, and no one would have required any "booster shot"]
The immune system: Cells, tissues, function, and disease
Bobby Jo
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It seems that the only choice of the MAJORITY is to force the MINORITY into a retreat, and preferably into a SURRENDER. And they're gambling that we'll blink first ...
HOLD THE LINE.
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Maine Hospital Gives Dire Warning About Healthcare Services if Forced to Fire Unvaccinated Workers - Democrat Governor Says Let Your Hospital Patients Die We Ain't Changing - The Last Refuge
Maine Hospital Gives Dire Warning About Healthcare Services if Forced to Fire Unvaccinated Workers – Democrat Governor Says Let Your Hospital Patients Die We Ain’t Changing
by: Sundance, October 12, 2021
Central Maine Medical Center, a key hospital for regional healthcare, issued a dire warning about the need to shut down critical care services last week if they are forced to fire or lay-off all the unvaccinated workers. The hospital appealed to the Governor’s office, Democrat Janet Mills, for a testing option to avoid losing some of the most important care providers in their system.
Today, the hospital quantified their issue and announced they were going to suspend pediatric admissions as well as heart attack and trauma admissions, because they just will not be able to operate.
Unfortunately, the Democrat Governor has announced she doesn’t care if the hospital has to shut down. Mills’ stated her unilateral jab mandate will remain in place and the vaxxed and unvaxxed citizens of Maine will die until they comply with the vaccine rules.
Because it’s all about the public health right?
MAINE – […] Central Maine Medical Center posted on Monday that it was suspending pediatric, heart attack and trauma admissions.
The decision came after the hospital gave a grim contingency plan to lawmakers on Friday that included cutting intensive care unit beds by 50 percent if it loses all workers who remain unvaccinated when the mandate goes into effect this month.
[…] Central Maine Medical Center cited “unprecedented healthcare workforce shortages” in a Tuesday statement. A COVID-19 pandemic workforce shortage has led to 500 job openings across the hospital’s parent group, which has said it could lose up to 200 workers of 3,000 in total unless they decide to get vaccinated within a few days.
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Maine Hospital Gives Dire Warning About Healthcare Services if Forced to Fire Unvaccinated Workers – Democrat Governor Says Let Your Hospital Patients Die We Ain’t Changing
by: Sundance, October 12, 2021
Central Maine Medical Center, a key hospital for regional healthcare, issued a dire warning about the need to shut down critical care services last week if they are forced to fire or lay-off all the unvaccinated workers. The hospital appealed to the Governor’s office, Democrat Janet Mills, for a testing option to avoid losing some of the most important care providers in their system.
Today, the hospital quantified their issue and announced they were going to suspend pediatric admissions as well as heart attack and trauma admissions, because they just will not be able to operate.
Unfortunately, the Democrat Governor has announced she doesn’t care if the hospital has to shut down. Mills’ stated her unilateral jab mandate will remain in place and the vaxxed and unvaxxed citizens of Maine will die until they comply with the vaccine rules.
Because it’s all about the public health right?
MAINE – […] Central Maine Medical Center posted on Monday that it was suspending pediatric, heart attack and trauma admissions.
The decision came after the hospital gave a grim contingency plan to lawmakers on Friday that included cutting intensive care unit beds by 50 percent if it loses all workers who remain unvaccinated when the mandate goes into effect this month.
[…] Central Maine Medical Center cited “unprecedented healthcare workforce shortages” in a Tuesday statement. A COVID-19 pandemic workforce shortage has led to 500 job openings across the hospital’s parent group, which has said it could lose up to 200 workers of 3,000 in total unless they decide to get vaccinated within a few days.
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It seems that the only choice of the MAJORITY is to force the MINORITY into a retreat, and preferably into a SURRENDER. And they're gambling that we'll blink first ...
HOLD THE LINE.
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Cristo Rei
Well-Known Member
Ahahaha you gotta love this guy...
Thanks for breaking up the exhausting discussion I was having by dropping some well known facts
Cristo Rei
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Bobby Jo
Well-Known Member
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Microchipping in the workplace, bill to protect workers from mandatory chipping
FOX 17 WXMI, Jul 20, 2020
Isn't it interesting that they chose to "chip" the right hand?
And yet, some people STILL don't realize that we're in the Tribulation. Wonder what it will take for them to wake up ...
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Microchipping in the workplace, bill to protect workers from mandatory chipping
FOX 17 WXMI, Jul 20, 2020
Isn't it interesting that they chose to "chip" the right hand?
And yet, some people STILL don't realize that we're in the Tribulation. Wonder what it will take for them to wake up ...
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Bobby Jo
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... and ...
I imagine it's hardest on young working families where very few have a refuge where they can hold out for some 14 months until Jesus Returns with his ROD to deal with our CRIMINAL Government and Businesses.
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Today A Nurse Is Escorted Out Of Her Job At A Hospital For Not Taking The Vaccine At The UCLA Hospital ' Sad, please pray for these people
https://assets.brighteon.social/sys...362/999/651/338/original/b0941b0a620908e5.mp4
Today A Nurse Is Escorted Out Of Her Job At A Hospital For Not Taking The Vaccine At The UCLA Hospital ' Sad, please pray for these people
https://assets.brighteon.social/sys...362/999/651/338/original/b0941b0a620908e5.mp4
... and ...
I imagine it's hardest on young working families where very few have a refuge where they can hold out for some 14 months until Jesus Returns with his ROD to deal with our CRIMINAL Government and Businesses.
Bobby Jo & ELAM
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Eternally Grateful
Well-Known Member
I guess I will have to put you on ignore also
I can not respect people who have to cut others down and lie about what they do and say
I will pray for you. I will pray God calms your anger down.
Eternally Grateful
Well-Known Member
God is watching
And I do not think he is very happy with what is going on today with all the division in his church. And the way his people are treating each other. And they way they are spreading fear.
Imagine saying we do not need to fear we have christ. Then in the next sentence, say we have to fear. We are being told lies. A virus is not real and they are trying to poison us.
Is not the message of no fear being tainted?
Ie don’t fear this but you better fear that.
God is in control. He put the government in place. Nothing happens without his knowing.
I know you do not think God made a mistake. I believe we get the leaders we deserve. And sadly when I look at my country and its president. I think we got what we deserve.
We need to pray for revival and bringing people to Christ. And not let ANYTHING taint the message of Grace.
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Cristo Rei
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LoL... Yea right... Your the angry one who keeps lying and doesn't even know what slander means...
I admitted i made a mistake... Something your much too proud to do...
The fact your putting me on ignore says it all... I have no one on ignore and no one has ignored me... LoL...
I am, but not allowed customers here lolz.
When I chat with some friends from overseas
Friend: "How are you?"
Me: "I am still in lockdown"
Friend: "what are you doing still in lockdown, everywhere else is now out of lockdown."
Me *feeling left out* I just have to explain how Australia has been slow with the vaccine roll out, how we are still waiting for 70 and 80% double vaccination. Lolz
Eternally Grateful
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Wow. I hope they open up soon. I feel sorry for the small business owners thereI am, but not allowed customers here lolz.
When I chat with some friends from overseas
Friend: "How are you?"
Me: "I am still in lockdown"
Friend: "what are you doing still in lockdown, everywhere else is now out of lockdown."
Me *feeling left out* I just have to explain how Australia has been slow with the vaccine roll out, how we are still waiting for 70 and 80% double vaccination. Lolz
Cristo Rei
Well-Known Member
Just call me the lumberjack... LoL...
Cutting people down with facts and truths such as this...
FACT - The experimental injections are killing people
Cutting people down with facts and truths such as this...
FACT - The experimental injections are killing people
Cristo Rei
Well-Known Member
I am, but not allowed customers here lolz.
When I chat with some friends from overseas
Friend: "How are you?"
Me: "I am still in lockdown"
Friend: "what are you doing still in lockdown, everywhere else is now out of lockdown."
Me *feeling left out* I just have to explain how Australia has been slow with the vaccine roll out, how we are still waiting for 70 and 80% double vaccination. Lolz
ScoMo said 90% now the liar... And so yall will try and blame us for it...
Cristo Rei
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I am, but not allowed customers here lolz.
When I chat with some friends from overseas
Friend: "How are you?"
Me: "I am still in lockdown"
Friend: "what are you doing still in lockdown, everywhere else is now out of lockdown."
Me *feeling left out* I just have to explain how Australia has been slow with the vaccine roll out, how we are still waiting for 70 and 80% double vaccination. Lolz
Meanwhile the case count in Australia keeps going up and up and up to levels never seen before as more and more and more people are jabbed... Proof that the vaccines aren't working
And the covid death count keeps going up and the vaccine rate goes up...
More proof that the experimental drugs are not working at all...
I know your politically motivated but I also reckon you have shares in big pharma Josh.
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