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"Americans don't write 28/01/2021 but 01/28/2021...." and that is where you are wrong @SvataHora . Americans can and DO write the date in European style when a.) they wish to appear more "cosmopolitan" or b.) they are addressing an international audience.
Your accusation is particularly amusing to me as it might be to at least one other GTV user with whom I correspond.
Likewise, People reading my …More
"Americans don't write 28/01/2021 but 01/28/2021...." and that is where you are wrong @SvataHora . Americans can and DO write the date in European style when a.) they wish to appear more "cosmopolitan" or b.) they are addressing an international audience.
Your accusation is particularly amusing to me as it might be to at least one other GTV user with whom I correspond.
Likewise, People reading my posts will often see "meters" and "centigrade" units of measure for reason "b."
So from an assumption, an incorrect one, you derive motive. You've made yourself look silly and spiteful and not much else.
Your accusation is particularly amusing to me as it might be to at least one other GTV user with whom I correspond.
Likewise, People reading my posts will often see "meters" and "centigrade" units of measure for reason "b."
So from an assumption, an incorrect one, you derive motive. You've made yourself look silly and spiteful and not much else.
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I made no such error in dates. If a woman miscarried "half a week" after the vaccination, then my counting is correct. In a seven day week, that would be 3.5 days, which is either three or four days depending on whether or not one rounds up. YOU on the other hand have made at least FOUR mistakes, dear @SvataHora
First, you assumed Americans don't use the European system, which is incorrect. It's …More
I made no such error in dates. If a woman miscarried "half a week" after the vaccination, then my counting is correct. In a seven day week, that would be 3.5 days, which is either three or four days depending on whether or not one rounds up. YOU on the other hand have made at least FOUR mistakes, dear @SvataHora
First, you assumed Americans don't use the European system, which is incorrect. It's uncommon but we do, for the reasons I gave.
Second, you assumed a lie was told simply because she used the dating system.
Third, you falsely claimed I can't count "14 1/2 weeks ahead from Jan 14th". I defy you to quote me where I ever made such an error. You can't and you won't because I never did. The only "counting" I made was on the span of time in "half a week". Nothing more, nothing less.
Fourth, you've claimed, "There was no pregnant mother vaccinated and there was no miscarriage!". You have supplied no proof of this beyond your own vitriol.
So when it comes to making a fool out of yourself, I have not and you continue to do so. Like the worst fools, you're too foolish to even realize it.
First, you assumed Americans don't use the European system, which is incorrect. It's uncommon but we do, for the reasons I gave.
Second, you assumed a lie was told simply because she used the dating system.
Third, you falsely claimed I can't count "14 1/2 weeks ahead from Jan 14th". I defy you to quote me where I ever made such an error. You can't and you won't because I never did. The only "counting" I made was on the span of time in "half a week". Nothing more, nothing less.
Fourth, you've claimed, "There was no pregnant mother vaccinated and there was no miscarriage!". You have supplied no proof of this beyond your own vitriol.
So when it comes to making a fool out of yourself, I have not and you continue to do so. Like the worst fools, you're too foolish to even realize it.
Such an outright LIAR !! Americans don't write 28/01/2021 but 01/28/2021 ! On January 28 she was already vaccinated twice 14 days pregnant, meaning she conceived about Jan 14th. After 14 1/2 weeks she pretendedly suffered a miscarriage. From January 14th, 14 1/2 weeks ahead is more than 3 months which means mid-April! So after 14 1/2 weeks means she "would have" a miscarriage not before mid-April …More
Such an outright LIAR !! Americans don't write 28/01/2021 but 01/28/2021 ! On January 28 she was already vaccinated twice 14 days pregnant, meaning she conceived about Jan 14th. After 14 1/2 weeks she pretendedly suffered a miscarriage. From January 14th, 14 1/2 weeks ahead is more than 3 months which means mid-April! So after 14 1/2 weeks means she "would have" a miscarriage not before mid-April, but she tells she alredy lost her "baby". Perfect fake news from the nuthouse!
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So she miscarried "half a week" (3 or 4 days) after being vaccinated. "when it's available to you, I encourage you to do the same..." I'd laugh, but an infant being killed by its mother's stupidity simply isn't funny.
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Amazing how intelligent medical personnel can be so blind and brainwashed. It cost this doctor her childs life
I really feel sorry for this doctor and her husband ,,but i think she should have known better ,first she is very young the chances according to science of her dying from the virus is 99.5% .I hope other pregnant mothers see this news and think twice in taking the vacine