You're not wrong, exactly, but you're missing a lot of confounding factors and all the BS around smallpox "variolation" -> vaccination. A Midwestern Doctor has a good article about it on substack: https://amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/the-smallpox-pandemic-response-was
Why you measure dollars in millimeters?
The weird thing I noticed growing up 80s-90s were the ear infections kids got. Now that it's my friends kids, I feel like I hear about them getting ear infections all the time. I don't think I ever got an ear infection. Was that ever not a thing?
I clearly remembering being indoctrinated with the difference between "gender" and "sex" in 5th grade public school in the early 90s. But then friends were still talking about transvestites in college at the end of the 90s/early 00s, and I don't think anyone thought of it as a permanent condition. I can confirm that "transgender" is quite new, but they've been working these ideas in slowly for a long time.
I guess the question is whether autism really is its own thing or if it's always vaccine- and other toxin-induced brain damage. RFK Jr. was saying the other day you're 11x more likely to get autism if you get the Hep B injection on time (1st day of life!) than if you delay or skip entirely (forget which). Then there's Stephanie Seneff documenting a glyphosate & gut health connection to autism. Obviously we're up a creek trying to get legitimate studies done that could implicate either vaccines or major ag chemicals.
It's encouraging hearing kids are recovering from what appears to be autism though--I haven't heard stories like that before.
We need to get people like you out of "the machine" and free to practice properly. I don't see any other choice.
The only way I'm going to be able to give a doctor a chance in the future is if I think their incentives are aligned properly. At the very least, they can't be part of a corporate-minded profit-driven network, and they can't use insurance. AFAICT those are the two main enforcement arms for all the horror taking place.
The problem is the courts are the lawful place to seek remedy, but basically all judges are establishment stooges. The implications aren't good.
The Brits had an equivalent to the Fauci Protocol. Makes me wonder what may have gone on in other countries.
Wow, this photo makes me extremely uncomfortable.
That's the conclusion reached by private individuals who have looked into it. The "syndrome" continued after the war even, mostly tied to new anthrax shots. Possibly to develop new types of adjuvants for new vaccine types, possibly something else. You'll never hear anything officially admitted by the government of course.
I don't think enough people understood just how high the stakes were. Perhaps too few of us will allow ourselves to understand. I'm not sure I really want to live through it if the worst comes to pass, but I won't willingly help get us there.
And good riddance to that shitty employer...
Metaphorically, Lake's people have smoking guns, but not the people holding those guns in their hands, caught in the act. Seems like the judge wouldn't have ruled in her favor for anything less. It's much too high a standard to reach without extensive time and investigative powers. They alleged like a dozen mechanisms used to cheat that they wanted to look at, but were only allowed (by the judge) to look at two or three. Signature verification was a major one they were prevented from investigating, for example.
I see. I'm not sure I buy it, but that is some real reasoning. It is frustrating how little we seem to know, which is why I quickly moved on to greener conspiracy-pastures. Fortunately others do not give up so easily.
I'm certainly pissed off at him for suing Peter & Ginger Breggin. Dr. Breggin was there with the intel when I was finally forced to research the jabs (looming job mandate) mid 2021. That said, I haven't seen him actually do anything harmful to our side before that. I'm mostly concerned about actions lest we condemn would-be allies.
How does an assassination attempt turn into voluminous seemingly indiscriminate firing into a concert though? I don't follow this line of reasoning.
I'm so glad my Colorado employer fired me for non-jab-compliance and I got out of there. Where I'm at now isn't much better (blue area of an otherwise red mid-western state) but it is better.
Most states, but not all. I believe Richard Pan was instrumental in getting all exemptions removed from California several years back. Interestingly, Mississippi and West Virginia also appear not to have any exemptions, possibly others. I'm having trouble finding an up-to-date map.
GiveSendGo is the best alternative I'm aware of. Had a hell of a time trying to remind myself of its name via Google search (I'm on a stupid phone at the moment) if that's at all encouraging :-P
And she was in The CFR before that!
That would be the full picture. I'd ask whether they've properly computed the various forces to determine that we aren't feeling something that we should, but I've probably already seen your video (or one like it). The answer is always, "no." And I'm out of flat effs to give tonight anyway.
See, this is why flat earthers are so hard to listen to. So many of these 'proofs' fail because you don't grasp various physics concepts. You can't feel the earth moving because we are moving along with it. There is no acceleration force changing our momentum. (The full picture gets more complicated of course, but this is close enough for a first approximation.)
I'm pretty good at mechanics. I'm not so good at other branches of physics so I can't immediately debunk other flat earth claims, but seeing you fail so badly at mechanics makes me uninterested in hearing you out on those.
Hahaha, yeah. As we all know, anything attacking the left's lawlessness is offensive, thus is 'actual violence', thus 'literally' illegal.
Ugh. I don't think I will ever get over how utterly ridiculous these people are.
The person you replied to was. That's when modern vaccination got started.