Can anyone answer this?

[hell2bwith76]

OK folks ! He`s lost it !

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Once a person looses it to the depths of conspiracy theory, (especially if they have either a mental health problem and/or are easily swayed to fictitious beliefs), very sadly, this (see below) can happen...

13 Aug 2021

Conspiracy theory father, QAnon believer, murders both his children over a serpent monster conspiracy theory.

Father allegedly told FBI agents he thought serpent DNA would turn children into monsters

Somewhere between the births of his two children and their murders in Mexico, Matthew Taylor Coleman went from a devout Christian praising God, to a conspiracy theorist, a follower of QAnon enlightened by the Illuminati.

The 40-year-old California surfing instructor welcomed his daughter Roxy Rain into the world last October with an Instagram post declaring she was "handpicked by God to slay the giants in the land".

While the arrest affidavit didn’t go into further detail on his "enlightenment" by QAnon and the Illuminati, their references in connection to monsters and "serpent DNA" align with the "lizard people" conspiracy.

The lizard-people conspiracy, also embraced by the Nashville bomber who exploded his RV in a downtown street on Christmas Day 2020, claims blood-drinking reptilian humanoids have controlled the world for centuries since they established the Illuminati.

While the lizard people conspiracy predates QAnon, it was embraced and adopted by followers of Q after the election of Donald Trump, who they believe was chosen to battle the deep state cabal of blood-drinking paedophiles who control the world.

“Q” first appeared in obscure online messaging boards like 4Chan with so-called “Q-drops”, cryptic messages purporting to be from either a senior intelligence officer within the White House or Mr Trump himself.

As it has grown in popularity and entered the mainstream consciousness, QAnon has absorbed previously existing conspiracies – like the lizard people or JFK Jr faking his death – into its expanding doctrine.

(trigger warning) the following link describes this case in great detail.

Independent newspaper online link
QAnon father confesses to murdering his children with a fishing spear over ‘serpent monster’ conspiracy

 

[Bad_Influence]

Once a person looses it to the depths of conspiracy theory, (especially if they have either a mental health problem and/or are easily swayed to fictitious beliefs), very sadly, this (see below) can happen...

13 Aug 2021

Conspiracy theory father, QAnon believer, murders both his children over a serpent monster conspiracy theory.

Father allegedly told FBI agents he thought serpent DNA would turn children into monsters

Somewhere between the births of his two children and their murders in Mexico, Matthew Taylor Coleman went from a devout Christian praising God, to a conspiracy theorist, a follower of QAnon enlightened by the Illuminati.

The 40-year-old California surfing instructor welcomed his daughter Roxy Rain into the world last October with an Instagram post declaring she was "handpicked by God to slay the giants in the land".

While the arrest affidavit didn’t go into further detail on his "enlightenment" by QAnon and the Illuminati, their references in connection to monsters and "serpent DNA" align with the "lizard people" conspiracy.

The lizard-people conspiracy, also embraced by the Nashville bomber who exploded his RV in a downtown street on Christmas Day 2020, claims blood-drinking reptilian humanoids have controlled the world for centuries since they established the Illuminati.

While the lizard people conspiracy predates QAnon, it was embraced and adopted by followers of Q after the election of Donald Trump, who they believe was chosen to battle the deep state cabal of blood-drinking paedophiles who control the world.

“Q” first appeared in obscure online messaging boards like 4Chan with so-called “Q-drops”, cryptic messages purporting to be from either a senior intelligence officer within the White House or Mr Trump himself.

As it has grown in popularity and entered the mainstream consciousness, QAnon has absorbed previously existing conspiracies – like the lizard people or JFK Jr faking his death – into its expanding doctrine.

(trigger warning) the following link describes this case in great detail.

Independent newspaper online link
QAnon father confesses to murdering his children with a fishing spear over ‘serpent monster’ conspiracy

“Looses*? Literacy was never your strong point Tiddles.

 

[Bad_Influence]

OK folks ! He`s lost it !

Lost patience with you being deliberately thick? Guilty.

 

[hell2bwith76]

Lost patience with you being deliberately thick? Guilty.

He means "being one step ahead of him" ! It saps his strength ;he only wants posts from anyone who agrees with his way of thinking .
Such a loser Mr. B. .

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

You can see how far down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole that creep has gone, and how little life means to him, when the most important part of an article on the murder of two children is an extra 'o'.

smfh

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Heartbroken family's urgent message after anti-vaxxer dies from Covid

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'

The heartbroken family of an anti-vaxxer who died after getting coronavirus have pleaded with other sceptics to put their doubts aside and get the jab.

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'.

He said if he was "wrong" about the warnings he would "hold his hands up".

His relatives have now left heart-breaking messages on his social media account, including one that said: "RIP Uncle David, If you had the vaccine it would have saved you."

Heartbroken family's urgent message after anti-vaxxer dies from Covid

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Research paper. ​

Article in The Lancet.​

Cognitive deficits in people who have recovered from COVID-19​

(Abstract)

Background

There is growing concern about possible cognitive consequences of COVID-19, with reports of ‘Long COVID’ symptoms persisting into the chronic phase and case studies revealing neurological problems in severely affected patients. However, there is little information regarding the nature and broader prevalence of cognitive problems post-infection or across the full spread of disease severity.

Methods​

We sought to confirm whether there was an association between cross-sectional cognitive performance data from 81,337 participants who between January and December 2020 undertook a clinically validated web-optimised assessment and questionnaire capturing self-report of suspected and confirmed COVID-19 infection and respiratory symptoms.

Findings

People who had recovered from COVID-19, including those no longer reporting symptoms, exhibited significant cognitive deficits versus controls when controlling for age, gender, education level, income, racial-ethnic group, pre-existing medical disorders, tiredness, depression and anxiety. The deficits were of substantial effect size for people who had been hospitalised (N = 192), but also for non-hospitalised cases who had biological confirmation of COVID-19 infection (N = 326). Analysing markers of premorbid intelligence did not support these differences being present prior to infection. Finer grained analysis of performance across sub-tests supported the hypothesis that COVID-19 has a multi-domain impact on human cognition.

Interpretation​

Interpretation. These results accord with reports of ‘Long Covid’ cognitive symptoms that persist into the early-chronic phase. They should act as a clarion call for further research with longitudinal and neuroimaging cohorts to plot recovery trajectories and identify the biological basis of cognitive deficits in SARS-COV-2 survivors.

full article here
The Lancet link

Cognitive deficits in people who have recovered from COVID-19

Interpretation. These results accord with reports of ‘Long Covid’ cognitive symptoms that persist into the early-chronic phase. They should act as a clarion call for further research with longitudinal and neuroimaging cohorts to plot recovery trajectories and identify the biological basis of...

www.thelancet.com

 

[Bad_Influence]

He means "being one step ahead of him" ! It saps his strength ;he only wants posts from anyone who agrees with his way of thinking .
Such a loser Mr. B. .

One step ahead? You kid yourself Hells. I only want posts that agree???? Ffs, if you think that then you definitely haven’t been reading, but what’s new?

 

[Bad_Influence]

You can see how far down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole that creep has gone, and how little life means to him, when the most important part of an article on the murder of two children is an extra 'o'.

smfh

I never read any of your copy/paste nonsense anymore. I used to but got bored of the same shite every time. I read the tiny bit that was your own words, that was plenty.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

I am not surprised at the lack of interest in scientific and factual evidence the antivax conspiracy theory Covid spreader displays.

 

[Bad_Influence]

I am not surprised at the lack of interest in scientific and factual evidence the antivax conspiracy theory Covid spreader displays.

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Just YOURS.

 

[Bad_Influence]

Public Health England (PHE) has published its latest weekly COVID-19 vaccine surveillance report.

Infections prevented by COVID-19 vaccines rise to over 23 million and deaths prevented to over 84,000​

If only the government could make numbers up as well as PHE.

Oh wait, they have been doing for 18 months.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Conspiracy Theory: Coronavirus​

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Conspiracy theories

How dangerous are they?

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

Conspiracy theories: why are they thriving in the pandemic?​

We’ve all seen them. Those posts shared by friends of friends on Facebook, that jaw-dropping tweet you can scarcely believe was not immediately deleted. Alongside social distancing and Zoom meetings, it seems that one inescapable symptom of the pandemic is the proliferation of conspiracy theories on social media.

Conspiracy theories are distinct from other forms of misinformation and falsehood. They are particular ways in which we make sense of the complex and sometimes disturbing world around us. They have also long been seen as a particularly political phenomenon. The American historian Richard Hofstadter famously referred to such ideas as underpinning a “paranoid style” of political thinking, replete with “heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy”.

contd: The Conversation - link below
Conspiracy theories: why are they thriving in the pandemic? - Free Chat Rooms

contd:
There is clear potential for conspiracy theories of this kind to undermine efforts to stop the spread of COVID and damage trust in vaccines. False arguments against vaccines are presented as an “alternative narrative” of equal status to scientific evidence. Attempts to expose the frailties of such a position are held to be evidence of vested interests on the part of state agencies and pharmaceutical companies.

Throughout, the participatory, gamified nature of the generation and spread of these ideas allows people to find a degree of stability in a confusing and unsettling time. Surely, part of the appeal that there is a “plandemic” is that there is, actually, a plan governing our lives rather than uncertainty at every turn.

The dangers of such conspiracy theories for public health and our ability to navigate a path away from the current pandemic are real. In such an environment, it can be hard to know fact from fiction, with expertise and established sources of information refuted and rejected through social media. That we have not seen a coherent and credible response to this issue is therefore deeply worrying.

 

[Bad_Influence]

Keep shouting like a demented freak Tiddles.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

 

[Bad_Influence]

Heartbroken family's urgent message after anti-vaxxer dies from Covid

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'

The heartbroken family of an anti-vaxxer who died after getting coronavirus have pleaded with other sceptics to put their doubts aside and get the jab.

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'.

He said if he was "wrong" about the warnings he would "hold his hands up".

His relatives have now left heart-breaking messages on his social media account, including one that said: "RIP Uncle David, If you had the vaccine it would have saved you."

Heartbroken family's urgent message after anti-vaxxer dies from Covid

David Parker, 56, had posted messages on Facebook criticising the vaccine and detailing why he would not get it - including wanting more information on 'long term effects'

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

It’s amazing that Covid is only killing antivaxxers now. What a clever virus it is. I notice it didn’t kill Marcus Birks, Matthew Roche or Tara Keatley, though. They were all famously interviewed in hospital telling folk they thought they were going to die and they wish they’d had the jab. I suppose when it got out they were all actors, with YouTube channels and accounts on Mandy, the actors recruitment site, they got better eh?
I wonder how the BBC manage to find all these people to interview? Anyone would think they weren’t telling the truth.

 

[Bad_Influence]

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