LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

dude01 — 10/9/2021 6:23:13 PM

I'm sure Governances Nuisance will be attending some more "outdoor" events with his close knit group of friends who follow all of the proper protocols https://youtu.be/ysg4xXxQHTk

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

cjlabauve — 10/8/2021 3:35:14 AM

NOPE

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

pharmacistfrank — 10/8/2021 1:46:44 AM

It’s a sad day when the LA City Council can suspend the unvaccinated minority’s constitutional rights . The only response freedom loving LA residents have is to spend their money in Orange County as an LA County Supervisor wants to enact similar policies.

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

STEPHIEBUTLERHOTMAIL.COM — 10/7/2021 9:21:42 PM

The small Canadian province, which had low COVID numbers this past year and a half, just introduced a vaccine passport to eat at restaurants, go to the etc. But you can still to get take out and you don't have to be vaccinated to work there. I work in a restaurant and most of us feel really uncomfortable asking people for their private health information just so our customers can sit down to eat their burgers.

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

Zahniser — 10/7/2021 5:32:55 PM

My 18 year old daughter is going to college in LA and I fear she will not be able to resist this coercion. Has anyone developed a protocol for making these shots less likely to cause injury?

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

WL4816 — 10/7/2021 4:26:32 PM

RT-PCR is the name of the COVID test, and its cycle threshold is adjustable. Since a low PCR cycle threshold is likely to show a negative COVID result, will the testers set it low if the test subject requests a low cycle threshold? Are there ways to make sure your test is set at a low cycle threshold, especially if you are paying for the test? A low cycle count is said to be around 20 cycles and a high one is said to be around 35-50. A high cycle count raises the test's sensitivity and is very likely to produce a positive COVID result even if there is no COVID infection. Because many medical professionals consider PCR to be infallible and the "gold standard" for COVID testing, a positive PCR result without COVID symptoms is called an "asymptomatic" COVID case. To them, it is therefore COVID because the test says so, even if there are no symptoms. If you get a COVID PCR test, make sure the relevant documentation for each time you're tested shows the cycle count that was used. The test cycles should be the same for every test.

www.globalresearch.ca/.../5757224

re: LA Going Full-COVID on Indoor Establishments, Restaurants, Other Venues

tallulah3 — 10/7/2021 1:36:14 PM

California and New York are the hell holes of America