Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

*sighs* we never claimed that vaccines killed everyone.

 

I took the shot and as I was leaving the clinic, the Walking Dead producers offered me a gig.

 

People boasting about not dying from an injection for nothing (while others are less fortunate).

 

In a study, pigeons achieved acquired learning on a randomized reward schedule. Even after researchers stopped providing rewards, the pigeons continued to peck mindlessly expecting a pellet to drop; sometimes for weeks. It is the same principle used in slot machines to enable addictions. Also, masks and vaccines.

 

A COVID-19 vaccine reckoning is coming for the DOJ over federal gov mandates (msn.com)

The Justice Department has just posted a new jobs ad — it’s looking for eight new attorneys to defend the federal government in vaccine injury cases.

Presumably, the hiring spree is in anticipation of a surge in COVID vaccine lawsuits, as people who were forced by government mandates to take the jab, and suffered serious side effects as a result, try to extract compensation from a system that is stacked against them.

Meanwhile, almost 13,000 Americans who claim the COVID vaccine caused them or their dead loved ones adverse reactions —such as the life-threatening heart ailment myocarditis or the debilitating immune disorder Guillain-Barre Syndrome — remain in limbo after doing what they were told was “the right thing”: heeding government mandates to submit to the jab.

They were censored on social media at the behest of the federal government and were demonized by the media as “anti-vaxxers” and conspiracy theorists.

“It is not a conspiracy,” says attorney Siri, pointing out the folly of branding his clients “anti-vaxxers” when they actually took the vaccine.

 

Folks are pruning the branches. Get to the root!

 

Can the COVID vaccine “change” a person’s DNA? | ORF

"A recent preprint (a study that has not yet been peer-reviewed) reports higher-than-expected levels of DNA in expired mRNA vaccine vials, but the results are preliminary and the suitability of the methods used to make this claim is debatable."
"So, overall, the likelihood of contaminating DNA present in the vaccine impacting the human genome is astronomically low."

 

You get mRNA from DNA. Without DNA, there can be no mRNA. To get the mRNA used in the vaccine, scientists use plasmids. It is possible that a fragment of the plasmid used to extract the mRNA tags along with the mRNA and can possibly be found in the vaccine. Is this dangerous?

No. As this link debunking this as a problem months ago states:

The article suggested that COVID-19 vaccines could modify DNA and cause cancer, citing “Microbiologist Kevin McKernan” who allegedly “found undisclosed DNA plasmids in the shots, which could potentially integrate into the human genome… permanently”.

But experts told Health Feedback that there’s no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines can alter our DNA. And we also assessed the claim that DNA plasmids were found in a previous review and found it to be unsubstantiated by reliable evidence. For starters, the provenance of the vaccine vials in which residual DNA was allegedly detected was unknown.
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DNA is a stable molecule and thankfully, it doesn't mutate often. And in order to split, DNA needs a code to get cut (spliced) plus a code to get sewn back up (recombined). While a full plasmid DNA set might have both codes, the fragments that may be in the mRNA vaccine are unlikely to have either. And even less likely to have both. We're not talking a full plasmid DNA set, but again, only fragments.

I can understand why an oncologist might be alarmed when he/she hears plasmid DNA might be in the mRNA vaccine. Full plasmid DNA codes have been known to cause cancer. But the chances of this happening with a fragment of plasmid DNA that might be included in an mRNA vaccine? Infinitesimally small. Maybe even zero.

 

I wish people would stop speculating about the way vaccines are killing people and focus on the big picture which is that they are completely unnecessary AND are killing people

 

My shocked face …

'Shocking' New Poll Finds Trust in Scientists Low Among Both Republicans and Democrats - Ya Think?

 

Kind of demonstrates the effectiveness of social media at perpetuating fake news and false narratives.

 

Such as how we should hide from a mythical pathogen.

 

Just another evidence that the so-called pandemic was nothing more than a massive deception: the wildly disparate casualty patterns point to what hospitals were doing to people, not some virus …

What Happened In Italy In 2020?

 

Yeah... nothing to see here.

I have, and continue to to, give as much information from the other side to our readers here.

 

Interesting, but pretty much all other non MRNA vaccines are made with actual virus (live or dead) which has DNA also. Pretty much any virus that gets into the bloodstream also has DNA. Amazingly the human body has mechanisms to deal with foreign dna.

 

And the defense is it creates barriers to eliminate the foreign dna.

 

Reply 2 - here is an article about the entire hearing:

Vaccine skepticism, Ivermectin praise takes center stage at Corbin-led Senate hearing

More quotes from the guy you quoted:


Another speaker was USC professor Dr. Phillip Buckhaults, who testified about vaccine research he conducted that he said was "interesting and concerning" and that created "theoretical concerns" but that "did not rise to the level of peer review publication." His findings were not shared with DHEC officials, according to testimony.

Buckhaults, among other things, said the original Pfizer vaccine "did a pretty good job of keeping people from dying" but only provided immunity from infection for about a month. Saying he believes it was the best option we had at the time, Buckhaults said he thought the vaccine was deployed "mostly in good faith" but with shortcuts because "the house was on fire."

"Knowing what I know now about [the COVID vaccine], I would still have recommended it to my elderly parents, but I probably would not have given it to my daughters,"


He was perhaps the most reasonable one. Among the other star studded lineup of “experts”

- an attorney who makes his living suing vaccine companies
- a chiropractor who said masks don’t work
- a dermatologist who said ivermectin was great and the vaccines caused just about every disease known to mankind
- a widely and frequently discredited vaccine skeptic doctor who said the vaccines were intentionally and nefariously tampered with and infected and said ivermectin and hydrochloroquin were great.
- a vaccine skeptic family practitioner who said ivermectin and hydrochloriquin are great
- an allergist and Christian minister who testified that a medical-industrial complex cartel supported by media companies has ushered in a "war on freedom and democracy."