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Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:25 am to Louisianalabguy
I can't prove it, but a recent podcast by Bret Weinstein got me thinking about it. I was vaccinated as a child. But in 2018, I could not locate my vaccination records so I got some for my new job. Within a couple days of getting some of the vaccines (I can't remember all of them), I developed Bell's Palsy. I went back to the doctor thinking it was a side effect of the vaccine, and they laughed me out of the office. I was sure of it but still believed them in the end. Until a couple years later when I was doing some research on certain vaccines and low and behold, Bell's Palsy is a "common" side effect. I was livid and haven't taken anything sense. It was amazing how I blindly trusted people who were so quick to dismiss anything I brought to their attention. And still to this day, I'm given a hard time when I submit exemptions.
Now the plot thickens, and this is where the podcast came into play. There were some other side effects that developed in that time period that I didn't connect the dots to. One was my tongue started burning. I went to the doctor about it, and they just said stress. I've learned to ignore it now, and as long as I'm rested, I don't even notice it. But it started nearly the same time as those vaccines. The second, and more serious, thing that developed was severe allergies to shellfish and milk products, very serious. I'll have full blown anaphylatic reactions, minus throat closure, such as blood pressure drops, extremely sick, itchy, hives, sweats, elevated heart rate. I had no issues prior to this season. I could never explain until hearing Weinstein on Rogan saying that allergies and vaccines have a big correlation.
Now the plot thickens, and this is where the podcast came into play. There were some other side effects that developed in that time period that I didn't connect the dots to. One was my tongue started burning. I went to the doctor about it, and they just said stress. I've learned to ignore it now, and as long as I'm rested, I don't even notice it. But it started nearly the same time as those vaccines. The second, and more serious, thing that developed was severe allergies to shellfish and milk products, very serious. I'll have full blown anaphylatic reactions, minus throat closure, such as blood pressure drops, extremely sick, itchy, hives, sweats, elevated heart rate. I had no issues prior to this season. I could never explain until hearing Weinstein on Rogan saying that allergies and vaccines have a big correlation.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:27 am to Penrod
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read somewhere, about Polio, that it was never deadly.
This was on the Rogan podcast with Weinstein as well. They discussed the same thing with the Spanish flu. That most people didn't die from that but pneumonia, which we can treat now. So he said those scares about that are exaggerated to increase fear.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:30 am to BHS78
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Modern vaccines may not be worth a crap, but vaxes from 60 years ago worked
Because vaxes from 60 years ago were actually vaccines.
Modern day "vaccines" have had their definitions changed to fit the narrative, and are only experimental mRNA gene manipulation therapy shots.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:31 am to H newman
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Smallpox and polio are bacteria.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:38 am to Question
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They discussed the same thing with the Spanish flu. That most people didn't die from that but pneumonia
The Spanish flu was a weird case study. It primarily affected young folks with a healthy immune system, because the older folks had been exposed to a similar virus a generation before. It was spread because of all the troop movements associated with WWI.
It was an H1N1, but relatively novel at that time. The key killing feature was the cytokine storm. It had that in common with COVID-19, as that was also novel (likely engineered - there I said it). Like H1N1, COVID will become endemic and our immune system, as a species, has/will adapt.
There is nothing magical about these processes though. A killed virus vaccine (or even one that introduces a weakened virus) that triggers the immune response will, in most cases, provide some defense against infection. However, you are trading that speculative reduction in infection/severity with a guaranteed risk of the adverse affects (which for many vaccines include death).
If folks were given better information about risk/reward, rather than hit over the head with threats and insults, we might be able to have more reasoned, nuanced discussions about just exactly what vaccines are.
The powers-that-be apparently do not want those discussions or transparency.
This had always, ever and only been about control.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:39 am to Lima Whiskey
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:42 am to Louisianalabguy
The famous Jonas Salk vaccine killed 20 mil people with cancer, something most people don't seem to be aware of. The excuse was that 'a contaminant' got into it - millions of doses made over the course of years - a 'contaminant.'
So yeah, they've been culling us for a long time.
So yeah, they've been culling us for a long time.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:46 am to H newman
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Smallpox and polio are bacteria.
Lolwut
Posted on 9/17/24 at 10:49 am to bluestem75
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I used to get the flu pretty regularly. Getting an annual flu shot often keeps me from getting it and has reduced my symptoms when I do get it.
Exact opposite for me. Received the flu shot annually between 2008-15 and had the flu each year. Haven’t had flu since I last got the flu shot.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 11:00 am to tigerdup07
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won't hurt.
Your arm? True
Your immune system? Not so sure ‘bout that
Posted on 9/17/24 at 11:16 am to tigerdup07
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it's free. frick it. won't hurt.
Free, free?
There is nothing free. People who work, not only pay for the vaccine, but the workers who manufacture and market it, plus the a-holes who promote it.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 11:41 am to Louisianalabguy
Vaccines and medicines are tested using cell lines derived from aborted fetuses.
Posted on 9/17/24 at 11:55 am to blueboy
Killed 20 million..............Population at the time was 150 million so you are pointing out a 12 % percent fatality rate. I don't think so.
In door plumbing and hygiene awareness in the 1930-1940's likely contributed to the rise in polio infections. Prior to that time, individuals likely contracted small cases that built up immunity. Generation after that had no immunity
Today in the US there are about 350000 survivors in the 70-80 year old grouping, about 90000 survivors in the 60-70 year old bracket and to few to count under 60.
It's pretty impossible today to find a medical doctor that has first hand experience with polio aftereffects. My wife linked into a oncologist because aftereffects were somewhat similar to chemo
In grade school/high school in the 60's, it was pretty standard to not have a couple students that you knew, return to class at end of summer.
Polio vacines worked
In door plumbing and hygiene awareness in the 1930-1940's likely contributed to the rise in polio infections. Prior to that time, individuals likely contracted small cases that built up immunity. Generation after that had no immunity
Today in the US there are about 350000 survivors in the 70-80 year old grouping, about 90000 survivors in the 60-70 year old bracket and to few to count under 60.
It's pretty impossible today to find a medical doctor that has first hand experience with polio aftereffects. My wife linked into a oncologist because aftereffects were somewhat similar to chemo
In grade school/high school in the 60's, it was pretty standard to not have a couple students that you knew, return to class at end of summer.
Polio vacines worked
Posted on 9/17/24 at 12:10 pm to Louisianalabguy
How many will bother looking at what's presented in Dissolving Delusions, probably not many. The brainwashing in our society is very strong. That said, he just takes the actual offical data and puts it onto charts to make it clear, these diseases were all but eradicated before any vaccines were rolled out.
Now you having an open mind may find this clip interesting considering the man's background. Combine the vax stuff with this and the entire picture changes, imo.
Former Pfizer VP on viruses
Now you having an open mind may find this clip interesting considering the man's background. Combine the vax stuff with this and the entire picture changes, imo.
Former Pfizer VP on viruses
This post was edited on 9/17/24 at 12:12 pm
Posted on 9/17/24 at 12:10 pm to DoItDoug
The 2 times I got a flu vax I later contracted the flu. They said “different strain than the vax”
Posted on 9/17/24 at 12:16 pm to bluestem75
quote:yeah? Well I got a bad case that I thought would kill me about 30 years ago. Since I haven’t had it once that I’ve noticed
I used to get the flu pretty regularly. Getting an annual flu shot often keeps me from getting it
Posted on 9/17/24 at 12:20 pm to bluestem75
Prove it.....
Posted on 9/17/24 at 1:36 pm to Trevaylin
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In door plumbing and hygiene awareness in the 1930-1940's likely contributed to the rise in polio infections. Prior to that time, individuals likely contracted small cases that built up immunity. Generation after that had no immunity
wut?
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