James Cintolo, one of the worst COIVD disinformation accounts on Twitter has finally ceased posting when his licensing board moved to discipline him for spreading completely false claims. I have to say: I have not missed him at all. pic.twitter.com/R5HtOs4jsj
— Jonathan Laxton MD, FRCPC 🐈🐱🐈⬛ (@dr_jon_l) March 24, 2023
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This cohort study looked at people >12 yo with a diagnosis of myocarditis from 2018 to 2022 and found 7292 cases (7.3% from COVID vaccine, 1.5% from COVID and 91.2% from "conventional myocarditis") https://t.co/cl1HOEAvxI
You would have to wonder why an RN would completely omit this fact 🤔. Did he not understand it? Or is he lying to his audience? But this isn't even the worst part, it's his lie of omission.
So he laughably didn't understand the study because COVID causes more death and heart failure than conventional myocarditis, whereas VIM causes less. pic.twitter.com/A0kdQZkGDm
James Cintolo should be ashamed; lying is dishonourable for someone with health care credentials. Alternatively, if he does not have the skills to analyse a study properly, he should not present it to his followers.
James ignores that this is a "signal analysis" and cannot establish causation. This is mentioned in the study: The FDA will be performing further epidemiological studies. pic.twitter.com/nTXAPiF0jV
The study was only left with a signal for pulmonary embolism (blood clots to the lungs) with the Pfizer vaccine (NOT the Moderna). If he is going to claim the spike protein caused the pulmonary emboli, then the signal should also have been present with the Moderna vaccine.
So again, James is either lying, or his ability to analyze the literature is woefully inadequate. Either way, don't listen to this anti-vax embarrassment of an RN.
On Jan. 15, 2023, Twitter user @healthbyjames tweeted a video with the caption, “Clair Bridges, 21, was fully vaccinated for COVID-19, caught COVID anyway, vaccine was supposed to prevent severe disease, however, Clair had both legs amputated, myocarditis, and kidney failure anyway.”
According to Claire Bridges, whom we interviewed for this story, the implication in this tweet about her vaccination status was misleading. In fact, the tweet was so inaccurate that even Bridges’ first name was twice spelled incorrectly.
The user who issued the tweet, @healthbyjames, showed the display name of “James Cintolo, RN FN CPT.” .
Reporting from AFP that detailed another purportedly inaccurate tweet from Cintolo identified him as “a Boston-based nurse who writes about supposed adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination.” .
Bridges Corrects the Record
We reached out to Bridges to find the truth about her story. According to local reporting, she is a resident of St. Petersburg, Florida. .
Here’s what she told us:
I was vaccinated 7 months prior. The reason why my bout with COVID was so severe is tied to the fact that I have a congenital heart condition.
When I got COVID, a complication that arose from COVID was Rhabdomyolysis. Rhabdo attacks your muscles, the heart being a muscle and mine being so weak (it was already unable to efficiently pump blood where it needed to go). When the Rhabdo kept progressing, my health kept falling. Less oxygenated blood where it needs to be, severe dehydration, on top of all the other symptoms one deals with when they’re sick from COVID. My legs began to go necrotic and in order to prevent sepsis they had to amputate. My legs were amputated due to COVID/Rhabdo, not the vaccine.
For anyone who doesn’t have any of the facts to say anything different than that, is extremely rude, harmful and disrespectful.
In regards to his claim that I had myocarditis and kidney failure, I did. However, it wasn’t just my kidneys that failed, it was everything. I flatlined three times. On Jan. 16, 2022, I was put on life support, including 24-hour dialysis.
James, curious why you cropped out the sentence before. Where they were testing mutations on the protease (the non-infectious portion) of the virus as it relates to Paxlovid. Why are you being so deceptive? pic.twitter.com/qqxo9wp8o8
James is lying…again He left out the part of the statement where Pfizer said they have researched mutations of SARS-CoV-2 protease (the non infectious part of the virus) to test anti-viral (paxlovid) resistance. James, are you being intentionally misleading here? https://t.co/BNenXm1XOMpic.twitter.com/5o1My1OlMx
Salah laki tu tetap salah sbb dayus memukul perempuan lagi2 isteri sendiri. Tp aku yakin pasti ada dosa yg isteri dia buat kat suami dia sampaikan tahap kesabaran suami dia da lebih limit antara contoh berlaku curang dibelakang suaminya. Jdi bagi aku kedua2nya pasti ada salahnya.
#GuaMusang Polis belum menerima sebarang laporan berkaitan video tular seorang lelaki memukul wanita yang dipercayai berlaku di Paloh 2, di sini.https://t.co/nUTQrdiO3y
JOHOR BARU • Former Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin has been appointed as the Johor Youth Advisor and also into the Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) Football Club’s Board of Directors.
The Tunku Mahkota of Johor (TMJ), Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim said today that he had held a meeting with Khairy and agreed to appoint the former Youth and Sports Minister to the two posts.
“His vast experience in various fields in the country will provide added value to the development of youth and progress of football in Johor,” Tunku Ismail wrote in his post on his Facebook page today. .
Meanwhile, Khairy, through a post on his Facebook page, thanked Tunku Ismail for appointing him, adding that he was thrilled to join JDT FC, which is the biggest club in South-East Asia and always performed well every season.
“I will whatever little experience I have to assist the TMJ in his vision to make JDT FC the top football club in Asia.
“In addition, I will also help realise the TMJ’s desire to empower the youth of Bangsa Johor through education, training, entrepreneurship, welfare and providing appropriate protection to teenagers and children,” he said.
#kualalumpur#bolatime Tunku Mahkota Johor (TMJ), Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim nampaknya tidak menunggu lama untuk 'meminang' Khairy Jamaluddin bagi dilantik sebagai Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif (CEO) kelab bola sepak Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) selepas ini. https://t.co/TFS4k0Mr5o
2. The cash was part of the man’s earnings from a licensed money-lending business. He told the police that there was no damage to the safes, and suspected his wife of stealing the cash.
Police say the woman had problems with her husband.
4. The case is still ongoing as the woman has yet to return the remaining amount. However, she told the police that it was only a fixed deposit document and not cash.
The case is being investigated under the Penal Code for theft in dwellings.
