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originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
I think that's an unknown, but 10% of the blood supply being tainted is pretty bad.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Far more people than 10% have had the evil mRNA shots though. That means they do not stay in your system indefinitely. If they did, more than 10% of the blood supply would be contaminated. Also, they can't be super contagious or that would be a higher percentage.
None of this speaks to potential harms of the shots, only their staying power in one's system.
What's more known is that people are producing SP for up to and probably longer than 9 months. It was detected at 9 months which is when the trial ended. So for people who have it, the trillions of inflammatory spike proteins have the potential to wreak havoc throughout the body causing untold health issues that could happen at any point in the future. If someone was designing a stealth murder weapon, this would be it.
Oh wait, that’s already happening.
originally posted by: JBurns
a reply to: Grenade
I eat plenty of foods that are genetically modified. I support using technology to decrease disease, increase yields, that sort of thing. You aren't causing harm, you are just improving the quality.
As far as how that applies to humans and vaccines I can't tell ya because I do not know.
I’m saying this is the first time we’ve inserted artificial genetic sequences
Well it is about time. How many diseases like cancer might be cured by gene modification, stem cells, all that good stuff? The human body is highly flawed on its own. If there are technologies out there that can improve it then I am all for it.
But I don't think this is that...
originally posted by: Arizona2
a reply to: JBurns
C'mon now buddy...it wasn't just the mere introduction of new evidence that moved the needle on these issues.
It was multiple successful lawsuits resulting in huge settlements , combined with the possible threat of criminal prosecution for some scientists ignoring data that did.
Without the above mentioned events, we may still be spraying ourselves and everything we own with ddt, and teaching our grandkids how to French inhale.
It's not just like these scientists, and the bureaucrats that love them had an epiphany upon introduction of new evidence.
originally posted by: JBurns
originally posted by: Arizona2
a reply to: JBurns
C'mon now buddy...it wasn't just the mere introduction of new evidence that moved the needle on these issues.
It was multiple successful lawsuits resulting in huge settlements , combined with the possible threat of criminal prosecution for some scientists ignoring data that did.
Without the above mentioned events, we may still be spraying ourselves and everything we own with ddt, and teaching our grandkids how to French inhale.
It's not just like these scientists, and the bureaucrats that love them had an epiphany upon introduction of new evidence.
I fully concede the point. But those things did eventually get corrected.
The mere possibility something is XYZ does not make it true. Those people as you note presented evidence in a court of law, had properly cited sources and solid evidence.
That is all I am asking for
originally posted by: JBurns
a reply to: Grenade
What worldwide increase in unknown deaths are you referring to though? Can you show me the numbers and their source please?
I kindly ask that you provide evidence that claim is even true to begin with
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: quintessentone
Can you explain these excess deaths?
If not they're unknown.
Speculation doesn't count.
The worldwide increase in excess “unknown” deaths for me at least is an indicator something is seriously wrong.
originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: quintessentone
Excess deaths which have an unknown cause.