Evidence Something Has Seriously Harmed Our Health

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

You're close. I've been wadding through a lot of books and came across this gem.
From the thriller "The Vaccine- Inside The Race To Conquer The Covid-19 Pandemic" by Joe Miller with Tureci and Ugur Sahin.
Ugur is the CEO of BioNtech who partnered with Pfizer to manufacture the mRNA flavored jabs.

Pages 23-26 Sahin was approached and asked to attend the annual Grand Challenges in October 2018. There he had the opportunity to rub shoulders with Tedros, the illustrious leader of the WHO and none other than Bill Gates. What was odd was that his specialty was mRNA and cancer- not infectious diseases.

Page 25. "Later that afternoon, however, Ugur found himself in a stuffy hotel room, making his case face-to face , with the world's biggest philanthropist."

"But the billionaire's most burning question, was whether Ugur's team had given much thought to infectious diseases. Was there potential, he wondered aloud, to , develop mRNA- based drugs in record speed, during a pandemic? Ugur might want to consider a 'plug-and-play solution for that moment, Gates said, as a matter of urgency.

Billy then arranged for BioNTech to partner with Pfizer to start to work on a mRNA influenza vaccine and that was well before the release of Covid.

There are a number of other books that help to piece things together. One is "Moonshot" by Albert Bourla [CEO of Pfizer] and "How to Prevent the Next Pandemic" by Bill Gates.

"Disease X -The 100 Days Mission to End Pandemics" by Kate Kelland.< Bill Gates has had significant input into this book.
Chapter 7 Prepare to Spend Money Page 126
"By the end of [2025], the emergence of the novel SARS-CoV-2, and all that it brought with it, is estimated to have cost the world $28 trillion." Not a typo. Plandemic 2.0

Bill Gates has revealed that he had close connections with Fauci years before the plandemic 1.0. In fact early on they were communicating- and of course Billy pushed the jabs. He had invested around $50 million and then sold earning over $500 million and as he states it was the best investment he has ever made.

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

A co-worker in her mid 50's had a brain aneurysm at work. Just dropped like a stone. She's been out of work for over a year now because of it and is still suffering the effects. Sadly, her long-term disability is up and Manulife says they will not pay anymore. She will be losing that income, yet her doctor doesn't feel she's well enough to work either. There are still memory issues, weakness, brain fog, etc. This lady was so healthy and a ball of energy before this happened. She's devastated.

I was also talking to a coworker today about my brain fog. And she also said it's affecting her. We both are having problems remembering birthdays and other things like that. Forgetting what you were doing 30 seconds ago. It's worrisome.

a reply to: ChaoticOrder
The comedian Andy Kaufman died of the same type of cancer at age 35. Obviously he didn't get any type of mRNA vax, since he died in the mid 80's.

This is just my opinion, but I think that what people are overlooking is that the spike protein in the mRNA shots and the spike protein in the virus are the same. If someone is going to have an adverse effect from that spike protein they are SOL either way.

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: ChaoticOrder

A new study proves that erythritol causes blood clotting:

Consuming foods containing erythritol, a popular artificial sweetener that’s also used in keto diet products, increases the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a new study.

www.msn.com... p

Another tidbit of health information, a you tube doctor said the medical community really does not know how cholesterol is used by the body, the brain requires fat to function properly - the brain is 60% fat - then the doctor added that 99% of people should not be on anti-cholesterol medication.

Is it any wonder many people are experiencing ill health when we are given the wrong health advice.

Add to that the microplastics and who knows what else (?) that we all ingest and just thinking about it is mindblowing.

The study:

www.ahajournals.org...

Microplastics are a big problem these days, and the government is doing nothing to address the problem other than the EPA trying to get evidence of how bad it is getting and how it is effecting everything in nature. Back in the sixties I used to go shoot rats at the city dump with my father who was asked to do it by the city to keep the population under control. Hardly any plastics or styrofoam was in the dumps back then, just stuff like Bakalite on handles of pots and stuff like that. within five years later, still in the sixties, the stores were using more and more plastic and styrofoam on foods, and also appliances were more made from plastic. Plastic in toys also took off in the sixties, most toys in the early sixties were wood and metal around here...of course Kites were plastic...and expensive because plastic was expensive back then. Most sodas were in glass bottles that were brought back to the store and sent to the bottling companies and washed and refilled. Milk came in glass bottles and later in the sixties came in wax coated milk cartons. real wax was used on Rutabagas, not the polymers they use now.

We need to stop making things out of plastic, it's endocrine disruption is bad for all life. I agree with you that this is a concern and it is increasing all sorts of diseases. Our governments past solutions of restricting certain types of plastic chemistry is a coverup. By taking that specific chemistry out, they increase other plastics, and they need to make the containers thicker so puncture is not a problem...which means the increase of the other molecules was just as bad as the ones they said were bad...It is all a scam, they are not fixing the problem.

I just saw an article about how glass containers are bad because it takes lots of fuel to recycle them....they reused the glass bottles for sodas and milk in the past. They just needed a new cap. Now the young students who analyzed this did not look at how it was in the sixties. Waitresses refilled the glass ketchup jars on the table, same with the glass mustard jars. We would keep the better glass jars to put stuff in, nail the lid onto the shelf bottom and put nails and screws in the jars. We pickled eggs using washed glass jars to keep them in, didn't want the vinegar smell in the jam jars.

The wife and I make jams every year, strawberry, cherry, and usually one batch of raspberry or some grape or peach jam...all freezer jam. Now we demand our jars and at least the metal rings back from the kids or they don't get jam. We made thirty three half pints and eight pints of strawberry jam this year for the family. I hate wasting, and am not fond of plastic...but we still vacuum pack a lot of stuff in plastic and put up berries in gallon plastic bags. We get our beef wrapped in paper from our half cow, but the burger is in plastic tubes. Our bodies can detox some of this stuff, but there is way too much in our food supply these days, and in our environment.

I only Had two close freinds.
Now I have one.

one year after his jab.
He had cancer that quicly killd him.
thank you covid & the high goverment.

originally posted by: ChaoticOrder

Between 2020 and 2022 there was an unprecedented rise in the number of dementia cases in Australia.

Most of which were in the year 2020, before the vaccine rollout.

You don't need covid vaccines to explain dementia cases in the western world. High consumption of heavily processed foods and lack of exercise take care of that fine by themselves.

As well, new studies are coming out indicating that a vegan or health plant-based diet can be beneficial in staving off Dementia.

Conclusions: A healthy plant-based diet was associated with a slower rate of decline in global cognition, perceptual speed, and episodic memory in AA adults.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

The data available to date do not allow an assessment of whether strict veganism is beneficial for brain health or AD risk compared with vegetarianism or diets with occasional meat consumption. Increasing plant-based foods may positively affect cognitive health and perhaps prevent AD. However, it is difficult to find evidence of the effects of a strictly vegan diet on cognition. Plant-based diets have a more extensive body of research that indicates protective effects on brain health. Further, it is unclear if the beneficial health effects are due to the avoidance of harmful effects associated with excessive calories and meat consumption, the specific dietary nutrients and bioactive compounds found in plants, or a combination of both. Randomized controlled trials and prospective cohort studies comparing veganism to other popular diets are scarce. The evidence provided in this review indicates that the net effect of a vegan diet on AD prevention and/or progression should be ascertained by taking into account all the positive and negative effects described here. It is advised that future studies on a vegan diet in AD should include supplementation with specific micronutrients to optimize any positive effects.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

Ok I agree with the vaccines being the big spike just to add the food does contribute to the demise or success of the bodies recovery from issues. Also, from where I see it the big pictures is what we have available to eat in those communities. It has a great chance of being crap and very bad for you IMO. If you can possibly get your foodstuff from fresh food and not in cans or processed meats that are not vetted for bad chemical processes verses sound ones like Grass fed cows without vaccines for instance. Poor folks aren't getting top of the line choices just due to prices of the stuff that will kill you is cheap. Our extended family is doing our best to watch our food sources and we all know that isn't easy when you got to get what you have the money to buy.

ETA


My Dad would say you can't eat Filet Mignot on a hamburger budget.

originally posted by: Fdttaut

originally posted by: ChaoticOrder

Between 2020 and 2022 there was an unprecedented rise in the number of dementia cases in Australia.

Most of which were in the year 2020, before the vaccine rollout.

You don't need covid vaccines to explain dementia cases in the western world. High consumption of heavily processed foods and lack of exercise take care of that fine by themselves.

The rocketing cases of dementia can also be caused by the tainted beef BSE and blood that was on the go in the 1980s back then I remember reading that it would take decades to show in the population at has exactly the same symptoms and brains look the same for both groups in autopsy

Here is a good read .... interesting info/data

According to data released by the CDC, more than 20,500 babies died in 2022 before the age of 1.

Infant Mortality in the United States, 2022: Data From the Period Linked Birth/Infant Death File - CDC DATA

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

It was called a pandemic. They do that.

Look at the data. It's obvious. In every case, the trend of the curve begins before the roll-out of immunizations against COVID-19.

Pages and pages of people suggesting it was the immunizations and the data clearly shows that it wasn't.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: ChaoticOrder

It was called a pandemic. They do that.

Look at the data. It's obvious. In every case, the trend of the curve begins before the roll-out of immunizations against COVID-19.

Pages and pages of people suggesting it was the immunizations and the data clearly shows that it wasn't.

Why do you care if people don't believe in the lies they told us. You have been on the side of lies since day one.

Why?

a reply to: chr0naut
I can't speak for any other country but you are correct as far as Guatemala is concerned. We didn't get vaccines until after mid-year of 2021.

The dip in Guatemala's graph was the virus killing a lot of people.

Fauci was always a nutjob for vaccines. here he is telling the general public, in 2017, "...why he advocates getting the flu vaccine even if it's not effective against a current strain."

www.npr.org...

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

For those unfamiliar with the white fibrous clots found in Va(xx)ed post mortem:

x.com...

here is an excellent documentary on what some of our leading embalmers are finding:

www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: kwaka

originally posted by: TheSlav
here is an excellent documentary on what some of our leading embalmers are finding:

Here is an article by another embalmer weighing in, make of it what you will.

A clot too far: An embalmer dissects antivax misinformation about blood clots in Died Suddenly

A person might ask: Why is the scene in Died Suddenly featuring the removal of clots from bodies so appealing to embalmers? The answer is simple: The removal of clots of all shapes and sizes is a hallmark of an embalming going well and is exactly what we would expect and hope to see. This is particularly illustrated when Hirschman is shown removing a clot from the jugular vein and there is a burst of embalming solution behind it shown briefly before the camera stops filming. Every embalmer loves to see this because that’s how we know that our embalming solution will have a clear path into the arteries and capillaries. Yes, we embalmers love a good clot story, however it seems that the clot story in Died Suddenly is now being used to repackage many of the same old antivaccination tropes we have heard before.

Remember when they first announced a lock down in Scotland for 14 deaths on March the 23 Rd en.m.wikipedia.org...(2020)

They locked everyone down ,closed businesses all for 14 deaths but the very very dodgy testing that was 90 + % faulty positives was the holly grail .

Yet in a bad flu season in the same country 23 .137 will die in a 4 month period www.gov.scot... and not a bleep from anyone , no talking heads on the television or social media telling you to stay away from granny or the government offering free heat for pensioners Never forget that one .

Stay home folks in the winter months it's dangerous out there

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: ChaoticOrder

It was called a pandemic. They do that.

Look at the data. It's obvious. In every case, the trend of the curve begins before the roll-out of immunizations against COVID-19.

Pages and pages of people suggesting it was the immunizations and the data clearly shows that it wasn't.

Why do you care if people don't believe in the lies they told us. You have been on the side of lies since day one.

Why?

But the data showing that start of the trends in deaths clearly shows that all those people attributing the rise in numbers of deaths to the immunizations were the liars.

The rise in deaths started before the immunizations, and entirely in line with the numbers of active cases of COVID.

COVID is still a problem, endemic now because too few people did what was necessary to end it.

Despite our technology, and history of medical knowledge, the only countries that actually prevailed for a while against the disease, did so without big tech solutions, and just by common sense, unity of purpose and determination.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: ChaoticOrder

It was called a pandemic. They do that.

Look at the data. It's obvious. In every case, the trend of the curve begins before the roll-out of immunizations against COVID-19.

Pages and pages of people suggesting it was the immunizations and the data clearly shows that it wasn't.

Why do you care if people don't believe in the lies they told us. You have been on the side of lies since day one.

Why?

But the data showing that start of the trends in deaths clearly shows that all those people attributing the rise in numbers of deaths to the immunizations were the liars.

The rise in deaths started before the immunizations, and entirely in line with the numbers of active cases of COVID.

COVID is still a problem, endemic now because too few people did what was necessary to end it.

Despite our technology, and history of medical knowledge, the only countries that actually prevailed for a while against the disease, did so without big tech solutions, and just by common sense, unity of purpose and determination.

What data and how can I believe in it when someone with absolutely NO CREDIBILITY keeps making those claims I have refuted till you are a proven whatever to whomever is reading these.

Get over your silly notions that you know anything in these matters other than what happened to you. Your ignorance is EPIC and worse it speaks of someone in need of major help. Seek help and get off of here. You have wasted your life on LIES.

People like you will indeed rue the day you went down this path.

I'll just leave this little nugget here for all those that like to talk about how dangerous covid-19 is:

The number varies 1 or 2 years either way, but here from the Australian bureau of statistics:

"The median age for those who died from COVID-19 was 83.9 years (82.4 years for males, 86.0 years for females)."

www.abs.gov.au...

The average life expectancy in Australia is:

83.3

www.aihw.gov.au...

Statistics (apparently) don't lie