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Jan 25, 2023·edited Jan 25, 2023

Good article but “cards on the table,” I don’t have an ounce of confidence left in our health authorities. I love the part where the FDA has commissioned Pfizer—currently banking billions from the shots—to look into a safety issue. Strangely, it has not heard back yet! Meanwhile, the shots continue, and those who have been raising questions are continuously vilified as anti-science. You know what strikes me as anti-science? Hiring a company making billions to do its own safety studies. That is just pathetic.

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Jan 25, 2023·edited Jan 25, 2023

"Why is the public turning to ominous explanations for tragedies like Damar Hamlin’s collapse?"

For the same reason that people doubt everything what MSM publicizes, years of lies and mass misinformation. That worked easily before the internet, but now system is breaking, and government and big tech is trying everything to suppress flow of information.

Turning point for many was probably Ghislaine Maxwell & Jeffrey Epstein situation. According to Media and Politicians the largest pedophile ring in history was busted. In realty you need to be naïve to believe official story of Epstein killing himself in high security prison while guards were browsing Amazon and all cameras were broken.

Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted for sex trafficking but somehow we have no idea who were the clients, and not of actual pedophiles ended in prison????

After this stated, gee why is public turning to ominous explanations ?

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Unless I missed something, the media has not widely reported on the fact that Denmark and the U.K. are not recommending boosters for people under 50. To me, this seems like a major news story, especially since many colleges are not only recommending but mandating the booster. Another example, to me, of selective and biased reporting.

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We might trust government and other officials more if they came clean when they made a mistake and said three simple words:"I was wrong." And then three more:"I am sorry."

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Truth will be revealed. I don’t think this particular essay will age well. The shots don’t work, and the risks outweigh the benefits for anyone. I’ll admit it if I’m wrong.

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Just a comment on this publication: what a masterful job of tip-toeing through the minefields. There is no way to avoid completely alienating one side or the other of the "vaccine" debate; or so I thought. Sticking to the facts and not toppling over to one side or the other was the way to go and these two managed it. I feel better informed and not too propagandized. Thanks.

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Like so many other fields, medicine has been infected by ideology. There’s no vaccine to prevent that.

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Anyone that still trust the US government has lost the plot. They lie so often on so many topics it is hard to keep track.

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I appreciated this piece by two well-credentialed doctors.

Setting aside the issue of blatant dishonesty among public health officials and politicians pushing an agenda, to the profit of Big Pharma, my uncredentialed takeaway is that the Covid “vaccines” are simply not recommended for most people when all risks are weighed. Ask a doctor you can trust, but the advice seems to be to get vaccinated if you’re elderly or immuno-compromised; otherwise, don’t bother.

One specific note: These authors write that a claim by Tucker Carlson, repeating that of cardiologist Peter McCullough regarding a spike in deaths among vaccinated European athletes, had been “debunked.” But their link is to an AP story. AP has shown itself to be unreliably leftist. A dive into AP’s story reveals that “debunked” is too dismissive a word. “Inconclusive” would be more accurate.

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James Lyndsay’s fake research on “dog park rape culture” was peer reviewed and published.

Hearing that the CDC was recommending bivalent boosters for children over 6 months old was creepier than watching the planes fly into the towers.

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Don’t know where you’ve been the last 3 years but some of us have been getting help from many of the people who have been correct all along and provided much help during this disaster. Most of these people were kicked off media a long time ago. Did you sign the Great Barrington Decleration when it was issued? If not then you are disqualified.

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"Cards on the table: We think the vaccines are an important tool for preventing severe illness and death among vulnerable people".

Every few months the narrative has changed from "you won't get covid or give it to anyone if you take this vaccine" to now "you will prevent severe illness and death". What's next, when we prove this too is a fabrication? The fact is, Pfizers own trials warned us of all the risks but they wanted those documents buried for 75 years. That alone should have tipped everyone off. Too much money has been made on the lives of others. It is time to call it.

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Once upon a time, this would have been called common sense:

"Cards on the table: We think the vaccines are an important tool for preventing severe illness and death among vulnerable people—particularly the elderly and those with certain underlying medical conditions. But we have been concerned that our federal officials recklessly continue to push for multiple Covid shots for everyone five years old and up, despite the growing evidence that these vaccines may not be appropriate for all. We are also concerned about the way side effects of the vaccine, particularly among young men, have been downplayed."

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Fact is the government lies so often and about everything. So trust in whatever they say is just so low.

Lies about classified, lies about Afghanistan and green energy. It’s no wonder that conspiracy theory and doubt runs rampant.

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I can only comment for myself - healthy 65 year old male who worked out daily with a resting heart rate around 49 that didn’t change up or down more than a few bpm in the year I tracked it. Got the phizer vaccination in April after hearing over and over that my mild bought of COVID in January didn’t provide immunity; since the I have a resting heart rate that is all over the map; higher blood pressure and suffered a TIA that December. WTF!? Was it COVID? The vaccine? The combo? It’s hard being personally responsible when what you research/hear is so contradictory and no one seems honest about it.

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Fortunately for me, I stopped my Beastly Jabs at the first two, and I think I'll personally be OK. Hope so. Neither of my children - men near thirty years old each - has had even a single injection, so they should be fine, too. I've laid in a small supply of ivermectin for my family and neighbors.

Interestingly, the Masters of the Universe at Davos, who want us all "vaccinated," require un-vaccinated pilots for their private jets.

Several of my long-time friends went for the whole hog, though. The last I heard, Greg D. is in hospital, having suffered multiple strokes for which they have been unable to find a cause. For the vaccinated and chin-diapered sheep? Sorry, boys and girls; can't help you.

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