Is the Danger COVID or Is It the Vaccine?

For the record if you make an appointment for a mammogram they ask if you've had any COVID vaccine within the past 6 weeks. They won't schedule a mammogram until AFTER 6 weeks because of false positive results.

This is the undeniable fact:

There hasn't been enough time for testing to know if the vaccines are safe,

or if they are not safe and have proven side effects.

Anybody that tries to tell you to get vaccinated and that the vaccines are safe is either stupid, brain dead, or pushing an agenda.

Don't be an Anti-Safeter.


TCB

originally posted by: summer5
For the record if you make an appointment for a mammogram they ask if you've had any COVID vaccine within the past 6 weeks. They won't schedule a mammogram until AFTER 6 weeks because of false positive results.

So what?

The reason they do that is because the primary response of the immune system to an injection in the shoulder muscle is mediated by the lymphatic system. The axillary lymph nodes (under your armpit) are the ones that swell up as your immune system is generating antibodies to the vaccine. Because those lymph nodes could also swell up as a response to breast cancer, it could give a false positive for breast cancer. That’s why they wait 6 weeks—for the response of the lymphatic system to the vaccine to go away.

originally posted by: incoserv
The biggest danger is in a public that cannot think critically and simply obeys whatever mandate their overlords send down.

That's what happened in Third Reich Germany.

It's also what's happening now with the trump cult and his boiz, pillow man and Qanon. With help from the Proud boiz, Oathkeepers, and the rest of "unite the right" groups.... The 4th Reich in America....read it.

www.amazon.com...

RIP....Mr. Marrs....our ATS brother!!!

think critically indeed!

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: sevenpod

And have you seen where the vaccinated people also turn magnetic and pieces of metal stick to them, It's all over twitter and utube.

It's horrible...

I got stuck on a train. I had to ride round for days, ordering takeaways to be delivered all over the city, or I'd starve.

Fortunately, I actually caught the virus, from all the public contact, which apparently negates the vaccine, I think.

... because the magnetic field wiped my credit card's magnetic stripe and the train driver hated me because it was messing up the screen on his portable television. Thank goodness it was over before I caused a magnetic singularity. I personally thank my 5G 'phone for attracting the virus to me...

No reason to be rude. My neighbor was told to wait 2 months to get her mammogram and breast MRI. Her vaccine was given in her leg.

a reply to: sevenpod

You ask a good question. And the answer depends entirely on whom you ask.

It seems "the experts" have been convinced since the end of 2019 that a great many of the deaths experienced in the world were due to covid. It seems these same "experts" are convinced that none of the more recent deaths are due to the vaccines.

I am skeptical of anyone who is that certain about anything, especially an "expert" of questionable affiliation who appears to be more a paid spokesperson than an objective scientist.

Explain to me how an unvaccinated person is a threat to a vaccinated person.

Just answer that one question.

Or, another one, why would you need a vaccine if you have antibodies from a normal exposure and recovered.

If you can answer those questions I might consider getting the vaccine.

If I were to suggest something callous and psychotic like, let the entire world get infected and whoever survives clearly won the genetic lottery and has earned the privilege of passing on their superior immune response to the next generation, I would be called callous and psychotic. So here we are witnessing the outcome of plan b.

I went to pass someone on the highway today, left lane lurker. Hate em. Anyway, the magnetism from my left arm slammed their car into mine, and we both died. The vaccine is definitely more deadly than the virus.

a reply to: litterbaux

Explain to me how an unvaccinated person is a threat to a vaccinated person.

One example is of those who are healthy and un-necessarily taken the injection, they are conformists. They have done what they have been told to do are are willing to accept the new reality that is currently being manufactured for them.

You on the other hand are a threat to their conformity and new reality as you are a reminder of what once was. That cannot exist and that may, at some point in the future, have to change either willingly on your part on by force on theirs.

Red that book multiple times and it is just as prevalent in the left.
No escaping the nzs.
RIP Jim thanks for sharing everything. TG Farrell is still around.

a reply to: olaru12

People wear masks into stores to buy hamburgers which will end up killing them. Go figure...

a reply to: TzarChasm

Isn't that Darwinism in a nutshell? Hasn't the left in particular pushed Darwin and his theory on us and in our schools for the past 20 years? so I don't see the problem...

originally posted by: LordAhriman
I went to pass someone on the highway today, left lane lurker. Hate em. Anyway, the magnetism from my left arm slammed their car into mine, and we both died. The vaccine is definitely more deadly than the virus.

Nah. You’re both dead from Covid. Get it right.

originally posted by: 1947boomer

So what?

The reason they do that is because the primary response of the immune system to an injection in the shoulder muscle is mediated by the lymphatic system. The axillary lymph nodes (under your armpit) are the ones that swell up as your immune system is generating antibodies to the vaccine. Because those lymph nodes could also swell up as a response to breast cancer, it could give a false positive for breast cancer. That’s why they wait 6 weeks—for the response of the lymphatic system to the vaccine to go away.

All correct info.

The big question then why is it correct?

For the most part, most vaccines are given into the deltoid muscle. Fewer are given in the sub-Q tissue above the arm.

vaccine-safety-training.org...

All should fire up the lymphatic system in the region, namely in the axilla (armpit). Why is the C19 jab the only one that excites it so much that mammograms need deferred, whereas the others don't?

My third anthrax vaccine gave me a cellulitis so bad I nearly needed antibiotics. Big reactions as such are known potential side effects. Big immune response. No mention in literature or package insert regarding need to delay a mammogram after vaccine.

Small pox vaccine. While not IM or SQ injected, it's injected just under the skin with a bifurcated needle. I think it's about 15 pokes. Well known to cause big immune response and same sided lymph node swelling. Again, no mention needing to delay a mammogram after receiving in literature, package insert, or patient info given to each patient post-vax.

Both are known to be pretty good at swelling lymph nodes after receiving.

Obviously the C19 jab isn't the first to cause axillary adenopathy, but why is it the "normal" immune response to this one jacks up a mammogram? A slew of others (only two of the most well known to anger the lymphatic system discussed) are known to behave similarly... and have been around muuuuuuuch longer, but no concern about false positives on mammos.

I think a fair conclusion is there is something different going on with the C19 jab. No, I'm not going down a "mark of the beast" rabbit hole.

For good, bad, or indifferent, the C19 jab is behaving differently than vaccines of the past as it pertains to the effects axillary adenopathy on a mammogram.

originally posted by: carewemust
People wear masks into stores to buy hamburgers which will end up killing them. Go figure...

If I die from a hamburger, I'm gonna be pissed.

originally posted by: litterbaux
Explain to me how an unvaccinated person is a threat to a vaccinated person.

Just answer that one question.

Or, another one, why would you need a vaccine if you have antibodies from a normal exposure and recovered.

If you can answer those questions I might consider getting the vaccine.

The vaccine is 95% effective. That leaves a 5% chance the vaccine will not be effective. Does that answer your question?

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: incoserv
The biggest danger is in a public that cannot think critically and simply obeys whatever mandate their overlords send down.

That's what happened in Third Reich Germany.

It's also what's happening now with the trump cult and his boiz, pillow man and Qanon. With help from the Proud boiz, Oathkeepers, and the rest of "unite the right" groups.... The 4th Reich in America....read it.

www.amazon.com...

RIP....Mr. Marrs....our ATS brother!!!

think critically indeed!

I thought you were some kind of movie guy and a writer but you keep repeating the same thing in just about every thread, try something more original.

🤡

originally posted by: litterbaux
Explain to me how an unvaccinated person is a threat to a vaccinated person.

Just answer that one question.

Or, another one, why would you need a vaccine if you have antibodies from a normal exposure and recovered.

If you can answer those questions I might consider getting the vaccine.

Unvaccinated people can get sick. Viruses can mutate. Vaccines developed against the original strain(s) can sometimes be less effective against mutations, which can then put the vaccinated at risk.