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Ineffective? Ineffective? Sez who ... ?
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Ineffective? Ineffective? Sez who ... ?
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Imagine being told that you have to get 8 booster shots and think there's nothing nefarious about it.
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It looks like there may be an mRNA component to the anti-aging effects of young blood.
https://www.studyfinds.org/young-blood-regenerates-aging/
The thing is, anti-aging, is in part, cellular proliferation. I could see the elites discovering this, and wanting to take mRNA shots of it, but being afraid if the shot is not temporary, it might trigger tumor growth, or some form of tissue deformity or illness. If the signal is temporary, it would be reversible, just wait a few weeks until the mRNA is degraded. But if we have some unknown common latent retroviral infection that puts Reverse Transcriptase in many cells, or if there is some signal amplification system in cells which burns commonly used mRNA signals back into another DNA template to provide a back-up and amplification of something important, then an mRNA shot might not be temporary, and those anti-aging shots could produce some irreversible harm. You’d have to find out first whether the signal is temporary or not, and the best way to do that would be to inject a “sickening” signal, and see if the people stayed sick, or if the mRNA degraded and they eventually got better.
More at: https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/news-briefs-12-10-2021/
https://www.studyfinds.org/young-blood-regenerates-aging/
The thing is, anti-aging, is in part, cellular proliferation. I could see the elites discovering this, and wanting to take mRNA shots of it, but being afraid if the shot is not temporary, it might trigger tumor growth, or some form of tissue deformity or illness. If the signal is temporary, it would be reversible, just wait a few weeks until the mRNA is degraded. But if we have some unknown common latent retroviral infection that puts Reverse Transcriptase in many cells, or if there is some signal amplification system in cells which burns commonly used mRNA signals back into another DNA template to provide a back-up and amplification of something important, then an mRNA shot might not be temporary, and those anti-aging shots could produce some irreversible harm. You’d have to find out first whether the signal is temporary or not, and the best way to do that would be to inject a “sickening” signal, and see if the people stayed sick, or if the mRNA degraded and they eventually got better.
More at: https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/news-briefs-12-10-2021/
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‘No words can describe the pain’: Mom shares how 5 days after second Pfizer shot, her baby died
Baby Isabella’s mother is telling her story in hopes that other pregnant women will 'think twice' before receiving a COVID shot.
Thu Jan 13, 2022 - 6:36 pm EST
(LifeSiteNews) – An Australian mother shared this month that five days after she received a second dose of the Pfizer shot her full-term unborn baby girl died from a brain hemorrhage.
Stephanie Whitmore said she is sharing her story because she “was all for” the COVID shot, but she believes the Pfizer shot is the cause of her daughter Isabella’s death.
Whitmore told in writing how she took the advice of her doctors to take a COVID shot in order to “keep [her] family and baby safe,” and went on to receive her first dose of the Pfizer jab on September 13, 2021. At the time, she “didn’t have any reactions whatsoever.”
On October 4, 2021, she received her second Pfizer shot. “My baby was healthy and perfect through the entire course of my pregnancy,” she wrote. “She was due any time now, two days after my second Pfizer vaccine dose.”
Whitmore shared in a video recounting what happened, “I had my 36 weeks’ appointment one week before she died. She had her “head down, so she was ready to come.”
Soon after, Whitmore noticed that Isabella had stopped moving, and went to the hospital to see if anything was wrong. They first checked her heartbeat and found that it was “beating well,” and Whitmore “felt a sense of relief.”
But then they performed an ultrasound and found that Isabella “had a blood clot in her brain.”
“Everything happened so quick,” said Whitmore. Isabella began to experience an intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), or bleeding in the brain, and eventually, her heart stopped. Isabella was still inside her mother.
“Giving a stillbirth to my daughter was one of the most traumatic things I have experienced in my life and I would never wish this upon anyone,” wrote Whitmore.
She requested an autopsy, which returned indicating that the cause of death was “not identified.” Whitmore asked what the usual cause of such a death is. “They said pre-eclampsia (hypertension during pregnancy), high blood pressure and thrombosis, or genetic disorders – which came back clear too.”
Johns Hopkins Medicine notes that IVH is “most often seen in premature babies,” and “may develop in full-term babies, though it is very uncommon.”
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/n...-days-after-second-pfizer-shot-her-baby-died/
Baby Isabella’s mother is telling her story in hopes that other pregnant women will 'think twice' before receiving a COVID shot.
Thu Jan 13, 2022 - 6:36 pm EST
(LifeSiteNews) – An Australian mother shared this month that five days after she received a second dose of the Pfizer shot her full-term unborn baby girl died from a brain hemorrhage.
Stephanie Whitmore said she is sharing her story because she “was all for” the COVID shot, but she believes the Pfizer shot is the cause of her daughter Isabella’s death.
Whitmore told in writing how she took the advice of her doctors to take a COVID shot in order to “keep [her] family and baby safe,” and went on to receive her first dose of the Pfizer jab on September 13, 2021. At the time, she “didn’t have any reactions whatsoever.”
On October 4, 2021, she received her second Pfizer shot. “My baby was healthy and perfect through the entire course of my pregnancy,” she wrote. “She was due any time now, two days after my second Pfizer vaccine dose.”
Whitmore shared in a video recounting what happened, “I had my 36 weeks’ appointment one week before she died. She had her “head down, so she was ready to come.”
Soon after, Whitmore noticed that Isabella had stopped moving, and went to the hospital to see if anything was wrong. They first checked her heartbeat and found that it was “beating well,” and Whitmore “felt a sense of relief.”
But then they performed an ultrasound and found that Isabella “had a blood clot in her brain.”
“Everything happened so quick,” said Whitmore. Isabella began to experience an intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), or bleeding in the brain, and eventually, her heart stopped. Isabella was still inside her mother.
“Giving a stillbirth to my daughter was one of the most traumatic things I have experienced in my life and I would never wish this upon anyone,” wrote Whitmore.
She requested an autopsy, which returned indicating that the cause of death was “not identified.” Whitmore asked what the usual cause of such a death is. “They said pre-eclampsia (hypertension during pregnancy), high blood pressure and thrombosis, or genetic disorders – which came back clear too.”
Johns Hopkins Medicine notes that IVH is “most often seen in premature babies,” and “may develop in full-term babies, though it is very uncommon.”
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/n...-days-after-second-pfizer-shot-her-baby-died/
They are going to start giving these shots to 6 month old babies. They admit the shots don't work, but are doing it anyway. What is really going on here?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/pfizer-biontech-coronavirus-vaccine-children-010328313.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/pfizer-biontech-coronavirus-vaccine-children-010328313.html
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In the 1930's, DeBeers ran a successful marketing campaign to raise the value of diamonds. They convinced people that diamonds equal love. The bigger the diamond, the more love. By attaching their product to a human emotion, they were able to sell more diamonds at dramatically increased prices due to the demand they created from nothing.
The same thing is happening here, although with a different emotion. Pharmaceutical companies, with the help of the corporate press and government agencies who also benefit, were able to attach their product to fear. Are you afraid?? Here's some snake oil to make you feel better about yourself. It doesn't matter if it works; what's important is that you have fear and this product gives you a sense that you can do something about it.
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I finally broke down and got t he vaccine. I didn't want to and wouldn't have but the missus was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer, with cancer in an lymph node. So she started chemo this week. Chemo weakens the immune system and so I needed, was pretty much told, to get all my vaxxs up to date. I chose the J&J Janson vax over the MrNA Phizer and Moderna. No side effects I am aware of.
The last mutation, Omicron, tore through work like a twister. As for me, much like going unmasked and unvaxxed this whole period, I haven't had a symptom. Even working in close proximity all day with individuals that subsequently came down with it.
Fun story. The bossman had to send back all unused Covid relief pay. So everyone coming down with it now gets jack shit after working through the plandemic.
The last mutation, Omicron, tore through work like a twister. As for me, much like going unmasked and unvaxxed this whole period, I haven't had a symptom. Even working in close proximity all day with individuals that subsequently came down with it.
Fun story. The bossman had to send back all unused Covid relief pay. So everyone coming down with it now gets jack shit after working through the plandemic.
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Still have no idea what you're talking about.
By homework it looks like you mean Twitter reposting?
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Still have no idea what you're talking about.
By homework it looks like you mean Twitter reposting?
I only use Twitter for Information in the form of Live Video feeds of events. so I can see wit my own eyes.
There were several documenting the Fuel Theft.
I don't have an account there,, so I don't yell at the trolls.. but they are obvious.
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Still have no idea what you're talking about.
By homework it looks like you mean Twitter reposting?
As opposed to tuning out everything but what is said by the Legacy Mainstream proven liars with an obvious agenda? Maybe you aspire to be a mushroom. I prefer to gather what information I can get, and put it up to see if I can get confirmation.
And I prefer not to wait too long to get it, if possible.
When there's no reliable source, all you can do is listen to both sides and see if there's some truth where they intersect. And examine photography for signs of tampering.
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But are you listening to both sides? The whole of the internet is dedicated to providing you with the view of the world that you want to see.
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I seem to be doing a better job of it than you. Get away from my eye until you get that log out of yours.
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What's the other side to the three things you posted on this page?
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Do you mean, that could have been photoshopped and needs confirmation yet? Or do you mean all that "safe and effective" bile that spills out of your television daily?
Or do you mean all those "oh, the government would never do that" people who never heard of Tuskegee?
Then, if course, some just aren't readily confirmable. So you can't rely on them, but you can see if they fit any confirmed patterns. Like the aforementioned Tuskegee pattern, the increasingly negligent VA pattern, and the FIFA player pattern. Patterns aren't proof, but they help one choose what to pursue further.
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