I still feel ill when I remember. My only trip to DC was in 1963, before it became illegal to enter the government buildings under the Democrats. I was with a state senator and his wife, so there was no problem. On the same trip we went to Gettysburg, a most worthwhile trip. I remember the letters behind glass from family members who fought on different sides in that war; it was so sad.

Now my own family is split because my sister insists that I am somehow less because of my opinions. She insisted on vaccination for everyone she knows, but I escaped because of my study of birth defect genetics, which left me aware long before most. I'm allergic to so many medicines it likely would have killed me to take the vaccine. Now I see that I was right after all, as so many have died even in my own family. I had Covid five years ago, before vaccine, and was sick for about 24 hours, and I am 86. My sister has had every shot and booster and gets Covid every time, leading me to believe that it is the intention to spread many types of illness via the shot. The vaccine is updated frequently, and every time more people get new diseases they probably would never encounter or acquire normally.

I have a theory that the vaccine strips the protective genes from a person, thus rendering carrier status to dominant status. Thus a person can carry a gene for a disease (like Alzheimer's) without the gene's ever being expressed, until an mRNA vaccine destroys that state. After the genes are damaged, the recessive gene becomes dominant. That's why so many are getting heritable diseases early if they were vaccinated with mRNA, and cancer cases will continue to rise as well.