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@I_amMukhtar If you keep digging down on this ridiculous conspiracy theory, you eventually land at "ze joos" running the world. It's just another far right pipeline, ultimately.

Imagine the amount of shit propaganda films we're going be subjected in a couple of years on the rescue mission of this downed pilot. My god.

@rdeangelis531 @LongCovidHell The irony of your comment is palpable.

@ivrespecter @TheChiefNerd $50m or so paycheck for AJ. I'm sure he's embarassed. 😅

In 2020 I published a paper arguing that there likely was an element of CD8 T cell death in Covid. For the following years, I was met with overall antipathy from many professors for claiming covid was harming T cells. Now, a new publication highlights persistent T cell attenuation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… I was punished the sin of being correct on my matter of expertise before I had done a postdoc or graduated medical school, and for an opinion contrary to many individuals who had incentives to downplay covid or a lack of scientific imagination. My claims were swiftboated, people tried to put words in my mouth, strawman me, and attack me personally. Vincent Raccaniello said the claims covid was harming T cells was "twitter science." Vincent Rajkumar, the editor of Blood, said it was "nonsense." Carlos Del Rio, a professor of Infectious disease said, "I'm exhausted reading such claims from non-immunologists." One immunologist and nephrologist at the Francis Crick institute, Rupert Beale, claimed that cranks were being taken as legitimate sources while I was a medical student. An immunologist at Novartis, Andrew Croxford, mocked me as if I was a self-described 'galileo,' after Zeynep Tufekci referred to me saying, 'not every crank is Galileo.' I'm sorry the truth had to come from someone who lacked pretense, completed fellowships, and several decades of life. It should have been enough to have published in the field, understood the issue, and have been able to articulate the rationale. There were many attacks to my livelihood and my affiliated entities, accusing me of fear-mongering. and writing pseudo-science. One group of Professors even saw it fit to write that the T cells were "Fit and Happy" following breakthrough covid. I have never seen in history someone lampooning an individual with the title of a scientific journal article. Their aim was total demoralization. Having been subjected to this, I believe it is a very unique experience, to be met with derision from 1) Established professors 2) Journalists at the New York Times 3) Journal publications A recent article in the BMJ highlighted how eminent immunologists are starting to believe Covid has harmed population immunity. I was included in the piece until the editor said they needed to avoid the controversy to save face, thereby erasing my advocacy and the absolutely unethical conduct of people who had fixed to attack me. Regardless, this is a significant result. With multiple covid infections, the issue becomes even more relevant. Please keep up to date with vaccinations and avoid covid with use of an N95 if you want to keep your immune system healthy.

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AJ Leonardi, MBBS, MPH, PhD @fitterhappierAJ

6 years ago

5/ closely as to ascertain whether the CD8+ Tn compartment is seen contracting with time. I would not want it to, as that would suggest T cell turnover, but I would want to see the effector populations constrict which is what they saw, I believe. These T cells can last a long

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@Joshwydd_ Band of Brothers. Nothing else comes close. End of thread.

@saamagni @LibertyOfConsc @sciencegirl @ThomasDeLauer Makes you poop

@Lone21Wolf_ @loscharlos "this product is not a respirator". You highlight the next part of the statement, but not the bit that actually matters. troll, or idiot.

@1goodtern Unless I missed it, I've still not seen the peer reviewed paper from the Bradford study YEARS ago that clearly showed a reductions in illness & overall reduction in school absence due to HEPA use in classrooms. Wonder why this is being rolled out in London and not country-wide?

@IanTate999 @DrBeaVillarroel @MickWest and yet no good photos/videos, none taken down, unable to identify where they came from or where they went, despite being in their airspace for hours? Either the US, UK, Denmark & others where these 'flaps' have occured are all incompetent, lying, don't know, or all of the above.

@JonathanPieNews

@CrabP3rson @ijoshuajohnson @CountryMusicKi1 @sentdefender they shut airspace in both places, and sent up jets/helis etc. was clearly visible on flight radar and people on the ground filming fighters going up.

@ijoshuajohnson @CrabP3rson @CountryMusicKi1 @sentdefender Same thing last year in UK and in the US over New Jersey. Carried on for a few days, no one doing anything about it, then quietly brushed under the carpet with little more than a shrug from the government. Veeery suspect!

@leylandCal94 @stevebr69915692 @I_amMukhtar The inscription "hey fascist! catch!" with the arrows is a reference to the game hellfire 2. it's another groyper extreme far right meme culture reference, like the other inscriptions.

It's still very concerning that there are reinfections occurring of 1) an immune-evasive virus that persists 2) That broadly activates T cells 3) That we don't have widely available and effective means of pharmacological treatment for I know they did the rounds on its oncogenic potential, but what about the immune harm?

@tiredjuul incoming opinion pieces blaming immunity debt from covid lockdowns five years ago 🙃

@WarClandestine No, they are just progressing the fascist state by rewriting more history. They are very obviously planning to have them remove any exhibitions that don't align with their agenda.

The VAST majority of boomers in this country do not have over £10m in assets. Stop this divide and rule, don't look up nonsense, just tax the (really) rich. theguardian.com/business/2025/…

@lesthecroc and out come the wolves... they know they need to poison this chalice early doors

Not sure what billing systems these water companies are using, but it seems they are just as screwed up as the rest of their network. The math ain't mathing, @YorkshireWater