Conspiracy theories/Mad shit folk believe

[Guest]

5 hours ago, NEM said:

Dundee shopping centres are engaged in a class war 

Nobody said that. 
 

Are you having comprehension problems? 
 

Tough guy feart of a needle. 

[Henry]

I read on this forum that the original huns didn’t actually cheat during their years of industrial scale tax evasion

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Bad_Mobby said:

Boy’s right - don’t go to the docs and the cancer will clear up itself (if you’ve a good immune system) 

Yeah but you're an alcoholic 

 

I don't trust health advice from you!

[Guest]

23 minutes ago, Bad_Mobby said:

I’m healthier than you think 

Just joshing, Mobs. You'll be healthier than I am ATM that's for sure

[maryhilldon]

2 minutes ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Just joshing, Mobs. You'll be healthier than I am ATM that's for sure

Still a fat cunt Consi? 

[Guest]

7 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

Still a fat cunt Consi? 

Yes and no. 
 

According to this app or fitever my muscle mass is very high but I do need to shed some fat. 
 

I could stand to lose a few but I'm not a blubbering mess. 
 

 

[strachanmcgheegoal]

Can’t believe nobody’s mentioned the rigged American election.  Some absolute loon balls (usually also the robots in my jab crowd) following that line.

[NEM]

4 hours ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Nobody said that. 
 

Are you having comprehension problems? 
 

Tough guy feart of a needle. 

Had your booster yet, dipshit?

[Guest]

7 minutes ago, NEM said:

Had your booster yet, dipshit?

Nothing to do with you if I've had the #ClotShot

[NEM]

Just now, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Nothing to do with you if I've had the #ClotShot

Tough guy feart of a needle (and the sniffles)

[jamiesd]

Saddams Weapons of mass destruction.

[Guest]

16 minutes ago, NEM said:

Tough guy feart of a needle (and the sniffles)

I've rolled up my sleeve twice. 
 

Can't say the same of yourself. 

[NEM]

10 minutes ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

I've rolled up my sleeve twice. 
 

Can't say the same of yourself. 

Had previous vaccinations, have several tattoos and give blood regularly but aye I’m “feart of a needle” 

You on the other hand are feart of the sniffles though hence why you’ve rolled your sleeve up twice ?‍♂️ 

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, NEM said:

Had previous vaccinations, have several tattoos and give blood regularly but aye I’m “feart of a needle” 

You on the other hand are feart of the sniffles though hence why you’ve rolled your sleeve up twice ?‍♂️ 

Imagine actually biting to the scared of needle chat

 

 

[NEM]

15 minutes ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Imagine actually biting to the scared of needle chat

 

 

Almost as cringe as biting to the jute class war quip ?

[Reed or deed]

24 minutes ago, NEM said:

Had previous vaccinations, have several tattoos and give blood regularly but aye I’m “feart of a needle” 

You on the other hand are feart of the sniffles though hence why you’ve rolled your sleeve up twice ?‍♂️ 

Did you know apparently being vaccinated in the event you contract covid, means that you will also have a reduced viral load if you catch it. This will not only likely reduce the severity of your symptoms, but will also make the potential for passing the virus on, less.

So taking a vaccine does not just benefit you.

I hope your reply is going to be up to your usual standard ?

[NEM]

5 minutes ago, Reed or deed said:

Did you know apparently being vaccinated in the event you contract covid, means that you will also have a reduced viral load if you catch it. This will not only likely reduce the severity of your symptoms, but will also make the potential for passing the virus on, less.

So taking a vaccine does not just benefit you.

I hope your reply is going to be up to your usual standard ?

That’s not true though is it

[Parklife]

23 minutes ago, NEM said:

That’s not true though is it

Ohhhhhhhh. Suddenly he's concerned with what's true! 
 

[Guest]

44 minutes ago, NEM said:

Almost as cringe as biting to the jute class war quip ?

Tyson v Ali 

 

Hat heavyweights slugging it out 

 

Keep the place entertaining 

[NEM]

5 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Ohhhhhhhh. Suddenly he's concerned with what's true! 
 

Oh dear still sore 

[Parklife]

2 minutes ago, NEM said:

Oh dear still sore 

The emoji was inserted as an indicator I was having a joke, as I knew you'd take it seriously otherwise. ? 

[redone]

1 hour ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

Imagine actually biting to the scared of needle chat

 

 

And rebutting it by citing several tattoos.   

NEM on the ropes here.

[Reed or deed]

1 hour ago, NEM said:

That’s not true though is it

How do you work that out?

You done research?

[RedArmyFakshun]

15 hours ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

chemotherapy in the treating of cancer is a racket. He believes if cancer is caught early enough, docs should be subscribing fruit/veg to help the sick person. He was adamant a doctor in this country was forced to leave the country for exposing this. He also insisted that by law, chemotherapy is the only available treatment for cancer via the NHS. Which is easily disproven by a Google search

i looked into some of this stuff a few months ago

it seems the thinking is that as the body fills up with toxins, your body builds bags to collect these toxins and contain them, which is medically described as a tumour

When they do a needle biopsy on the tumour, it explodes and all the poison gets expelled back into the body, which they then call a fast growing, aggressive cancer

But they gave you the cancer and the body was just doing its job !

Hmm..

The other one that's popular is that viral disease doesn't exist as we know it.

Apparently cell toxicity provoked by stress and a weakened immune system cause syndromes that become known as viral illness, and this cell toxicity is actually contagious

There's a surprising amount of extensive thinking behind this, based primarily on debunking Louis Pastor's germ theory of disease

In my view it isn't important whether any of this is objectively true or false

The important thing is that science is a process not a proof, and we should not regard anything as settled by default

And that is why i drink.

[Guest]

Just now, RedArmyFakshun said:

i looked into some of this stuff a few months ago

it seems the thinking is that as the body fills up with toxins, your body builds bags to collect these toxins and contain them, which is medically described as a tumour

When they do a needle biopsy on the tumour, it explodes and all the poison gets expelled back into the body, which they then call a fast growing, aggressive cancer

But they gave you the cancer and the body was just doing its job !

Hmm..

The other one that's popular is that viral disease doesn't exist as we know it.

Apparently cell toxicity provoked by stress and a weakened immune system cause syndromes that become known as viral illness, and this cell toxicity is actually contagious

There's a surprising amount of extensive thinking behind this, based primarily on debunking Louis Pastor's germ theory of disease

In my view it isn't important whether any of this is objectively true or false

The important thing is that science is a process not a proof, and we should not regard anything as settled by default

And that is why i drink.

I agree about the science point, with it being a process. 
 

Can you imagine though, a loved one gets cancer, the doctor prescribes some chicken and broccoli, you'd be fuming. 
 

A healthy lifestyle will help prevent cancer but once you've got it I doubt eating the right foods will do much by then. 

[manboobs109]

4 hours ago, Henry said:

I read on this forum that the original huns didn’t actually cheat during their years of industrial scale tax evasion

They didn't cheat at the sport of football, if that's what you mean.

Well they did but not in the way you are meaning.

I think.

[RedArmyFakshun]

I think Alex said it best

https://www.channel4.com/news/by/alex-thomson/blogs/rangers-cheated-football-fraudulent-silverware

[jamiesd]

12 minutes ago, ConsiCanBoogie1903 said:

I agree about the science point, with it being a process. 
 

Can you imagine though, a loved one gets cancer, the doctor prescribes some chicken and broccoli, you'd be fuming. 
 

A healthy lifestyle will help prevent cancer but once you've got it I doubt eating the right foods will do much by then. 

Very true   some people have had great success with Mistletoe injections and GcMaf.  But they are not licensed, probably as they are cheap to use.  Everyone reacts differently i guess

[huncunts]

Sad how Facebook et al has exposed what seemed like sound folk as mongs. Sharing stuff about globalist overlords 24/7, even worse now with the stories section on each app where they feel they can share 50 posts a day. 

[NEM]

2 hours ago, redone said:

And rebutting it by citing several tattoos.   

NEM on the ropes here.

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2 hours ago, Reed or deed said:

How do you work that out?

You done research?

Nah others were kind enough to do it for me