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re: Be Honest: You didn’t have Hunter Biden
Posted by TigerIron on 7/26/26 at 1:04 pm to boosiebadazz
Wait, we treat our long-term ally differently from our long-term enemy? That's a gotcha?
All the crack and whores broke this guy's brain, even with AI writing his tweets for him.
All the crack and whores broke this guy's brain, even with AI writing his tweets for him.
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Right. As I said. Stopped reading there though as I'm not interested in the rest of your shill spin.
I'm surprised you were able to read any of it.
And you still haven't made any effort at all to say why you'd trust patient self-reporting to determine if a patient's cancer is cured, when you have contact with that patient's doctor.
"Well the oncologist says the cancer's still there, but the patient says they feel pretty good, so that's a win."
But it's pretty clear you're not just misguided, you're willfully stupid.
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Now quit frickin lying.
I didn't say it wasn't peer reviewed, I asked you to support your claim that this article was peer reviewed.
When you asked AI to help you, it said that all articles this journal publishes are peer reviewed "when appropriate." It didn't say the article you linked to was peer reviewed.
It does appear it was peer reviewed though, which you could have figured out if you were able to find the actual article.
And then the journal published a note to the effect that the study wasn't proposed as showing that ivermectin cures cancer but as a basis to do actual clinical studies to determine whether it does. You can read that here:
Expression of Concern
The note also says the study (which I'm sure you read) only got published because it noted up front the limitations of self-reported results.
That note also says that the study participants were "provider screened." If they were working with the providers, it makes no sense not to actually consult the medical records, or even just survey the providers, about whether patients' cancer actually improved.
Then the journal says it is going to do this:
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he journal is initiating a formal Post-Publication Data Integrity and Ethical Oversight Audit. This investigation will evaluate the mandatory Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval or exemption documentation, the de-identified, source-verified clinical records confirming the baseline cancer diagnoses of the 197 initial participants and the objective medical documentation supporting the reported anatomical regressions.
That is, it's going to look at the actual medical records of these patients, which is again how you would actually tell if ivermectin cures cancer.
Not by asking patients "do you feel better, like the cancer is gone?"
Ivermectin isn't harmful and has lots of beneficial uses; believing things because you wish they were true or because it would own the libs without any good proof actually is very harmful.
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This is a lie.
Then link us to something that is not a tweet by the authors that shows that it has been peer reviewed.
Also maybe explain why, if you had a cohort of patients participating in a study to see if ivermectin cures cancer, you would not actually look at whether tests show they still have cancer, but instead would just ask them to self report about it.
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Take it up with the journal the published the study.
Mountains of horseshite gets published in journals all the time. You can have peer review of a survey study that confirms the survey results reflect what people said, it doesn't mean that you can tell whether something cures cancer by surveying patients about it.
I think ivermectin is great but asking patients their opinion is not how you determine if their cancer was cured or improved. You can actually determine that with tests.
re: They did Keeley Jones wrong
Posted by TigerIron on 7/22/26 at 12:37 pm to Robin Masters
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That’s brutal
I’d sue the publicist
I'd sue the makers of Ozempic.
That's Ozempic face, bros. Sorry if that triggers your fat GLP-1 needin' asses.
Man, this is really touching a nerve. Ozempic face is a thing and this is what it looks like.
re: "Why Soccer is so Boring" article
Posted by TigerIron on 7/22/26 at 10:44 am to ClientNumber9
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The author makes some valid points.
The "author" is an AI LLM.
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Brett Kavanaugh outlined a path in his dissenting opinion:
Justice Brett Kavanaugh outlined a distinct path for addressing birthright citizenship when the Supreme Court struck down a presidential executive order attempting to end the practice.
While he agreed with the court's judgment that the specific executive order was invalid, his legal reasoning differed from the majority and established the following key points:
No Constitutional Violation: In his separate opinion, Kavanaugh stated that he did not believe the president's executive order violated the 14th Amendment itself.
Statutory Conflict: Instead, he argued that the order contradicted existing federal statutes that govern citizenship and immigration laws.
A Legislative Roadmap: Kavanaugh asserted that Congress could bypass the constitutional constraints by passing new legislation. Specifically, he noted that lawmakers could amend current federal statutes to establish exceptions to birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to foreign citizens who are in the country unlawfully or temporarily
Great, now ask AI to tell you whether 4 is more than 5, or not.
re: Can the OT provide some actual legit advice on a job situation please?
Posted by TigerIron on 7/8/26 at 3:31 pm to IndianPower
The most important info missing here is what is your current salary. If 60K, then this is a big potential raise. If 300K, not.
The second most important info missing is what is the planned side business and how realistic is it to think it will be able to support your family or bring in substantial income.
Without knowing these, based just on what you said, I'd stay in the current job it sounds like a lot more work for a "maybe" chance of a not that big of a raise.
The second most important info missing is what is the planned side business and how realistic is it to think it will be able to support your family or bring in substantial income.
Without knowing these, based just on what you said, I'd stay in the current job it sounds like a lot more work for a "maybe" chance of a not that big of a raise.
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He is maneuvering them into a position where they experience an internal coup. And yes, air campaigns and naval blockades can bring that to bear.
It's only a matter of time.
You've been saying that about all your dumb Q shite for, what, 8 years now?
re: The U.S.is considering Seizing Kharg Island
Posted by TigerIron on 7/8/26 at 12:44 pm to cajunangelle
Robin Williams had an old bit about British police officers not having guns to the effect of, if you tried to flee from them, they'd say "stop! Or I'll say stop again!"
That's our Iran "war" "policy."
That's our Iran "war" "policy."
re: Why on earth are 1/2 of quarterfinal games the times they are?
Posted by TigerIron on 7/7/26 at 6:39 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
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Catering to the European audience for a North American world cup.
Well, at this point 6 of the 8 teams are from Europe and 7 of 8 are from the Eastern Hemisphere so it seems like maybe they were on to something.
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t's pretty bold and un-American for that midget to order an investigation into private citizens who served on the grand jury fulfilling their civic duty.
It's pretty bold and un-American for a grand jury to decide on its own to investigate and bring an indictment and to indict the state AG for sending letters.
So, you know, what go around come around kid.
re: San Diego’s July 4th celebration plans look like fun for everyone. Well, almost everyone
Posted by TigerIron on 6/30/26 at 1:12 pm to Darth_Vader
Hard to top the #1 all time San Diego 4th celebration:
Merkur XR4ti. German built, which you seem to like, but not a beemer. Did come with a manual. And, not too much horsepower--about 175. It's the perfect car for your aspirations.
Unless you're just a douche who wanted to brag about having enough money to buy a 911 but being too cool for one, that is.
Unless you're just a douche who wanted to brag about having enough money to buy a 911 but being too cool for one, that is.
God I hate these twitter reposts, many of them from this same poster also posting delusional shite like "Alex Jones Says the My Pillow Guy is Going to be Governor of Minnesota."
Yes, Kristi Noem, our current Homeland Security secretary.
Neither of the two cases involved or said anything about the constitution at all. Both were about the meaning of a statute.
The cases are both good results, but the constant reposting of twitter stupidity by ignorant people who just believe anything they read is a bad phenomenon.
because these engagement farming twitter accounts more desperate than crackwhores and equally reliable.
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>case one: federal courts generally cannot review TPS termination decisions.. Kristi Noem's calls are now shielded.. no more injunction shopping..
Yes, Kristi Noem, our current Homeland Security secretary.
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>"the courts cannot stop it" doesn't mean Trump won a policy fight.. it means the legal infrastructure the other side built to slow enforcement for years just got ruled unconstitutional..
Neither of the two cases involved or said anything about the constitution at all. Both were about the meaning of a statute.
The cases are both good results, but the constant reposting of twitter stupidity by ignorant people who just believe anything they read is a bad phenomenon.
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>I'll share more updates shortly. Turn on notifications, this is very important.
because these engagement farming twitter accounts more desperate than crackwhores and equally reliable.
re: Migrant Gang Kills Young French Boy
Posted by TigerIron on 6/24/26 at 7:03 pm to thermal9221
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There will be a time in the future, a war will break out, and a genocide will happen.
Yes, but the odds are at this point that that genocide is going to look a lot like this video. The native europeans either don't seem to have a sense of the danger they're in or they just don't have it in them to do something about it.
re: Question for the OT… GF, EX wife and pictures.
Posted by TigerIron on 6/24/26 at 1:58 pm to Stinger_1066
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The exchanging of pictures is passive-aggressive behavior.
There is no reason for you to be exchanging friendly text messages with your ex-wife. The only reasons you should communicate with each other are for issues that involve the health and wellbeing of your daughter, or for making exchange of custody arrangements.
This is insane. If his daughter is doing something and the ex-wife sends a picture, that's a problem?
Not every ex-couple can get along and stay friendly, but it's better and better for the kids when they do. There will come a time when the kid is going to want to try to divide and conquer, and if the parents are at least cordial and can discuss there is a much better chance of it not going haywire.
re: Some NFL team should snag the Striking Viking
Posted by TigerIron on 6/23/26 at 8:47 pm to jizzle6609
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You are comparing a guy who is playing against tier 2 athletes from other counties some of which are third world.
Yes, like all the third world countries in Africa, with like a billion and a half people, which is about 30 times the number of the ~50 million or so Africans in America who dominate the NFL (and a good chunk of the best athletes out of those play basketball). Plus all the third world countries in South America, another 450 million people or so, and Europe, about 3 quarters of a billion. Central America, about 200 million. So that's about 3 billion people in countries where it's the number one sport. Before you even get to South Korea, Japan, the Middle East.
But sure, Haaland is a scrub and 'mericans would easily dominate soccer if we just tried hard.
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