Buried under the sugary coating of medical miraculousness is the bitter reality that in the development of every life extending protocol people had to die. It’s the gruesome side of healthcare. And, an accepted way of doing business.
When I worked at a major healthcare campus that spanned several blocks and employed 20,000 people I was pulled aside by a biomed PhD that held patents on heart pumps.
He told me everything from drugs to devices gets tested in unregulated third-world countries first.
The tiny percentage that show promise are brought back and subjected to expensive FDA clinical trials. The rest discarded or back to the drawing board.
In healthcare people (and animals) are always expendable for the greater good and to save a lot of money.
This is accepted practice albeit hidden from view and it has been around a long time. Which is why it is an uphill battle to stand on moral ground over mRNA.
300 dead out of a million doses I’m sure is seen as perfectly acceptable in order to pursue a major medical breakthrough ala Stargate. They’ve collected and are undoubtedly sifting through reams of data they’d never have obtained otherwise.
My experience in healthcare taught me a lot. Which is why I saw the pandemic as something more than they were selling from day-one.
What fascinates me is how many doctors and nurses drank the KoolAid. The mind control was seriously frightening. I personally witnessed lunacy I’ll never forget. Although I kind of wish I could.
The bottom line. We’ve lived through the world’s largest clinical trial. The powers behind it couldn’t care less about the dead. They’ve been doing business this way for so long they’re numb. My guess is as a first go, 300 out of a million will be viewed as a success. You can tell by the extensive coverups, that mRNA is still available, and simply by virtue of the fact they’re not giving up.
Thanks, Mathew. What is "Oracle's whiizy new Ai-mRNA product?" You've probably discussed this in a previous post, but my memory fails me. This AI onslaught we're facing seems to me the creepiest, most dangerous tool of control the oligarchs have come up with yet, and it's sucking up water, fuel, and money at an alarming rate, for no good purpose.. I was fortunate that my involvement in the anti-vax community since about 2010 made it easy to see through the plandemic from the beginning.
That you're asking me about the supposed Manhattan Project of mRNA tech tells me something about the damage to our information channels. Trump announced the Stargate Project at 2 PM on his inauguration day. It's a program for personalized medicine where everyone can get mRNA shots personalized to them according to genetics to solve all their health problems.
Thanks. Now I remember. Reminds me a bit of the Elizabeth Holmes con, but with the full backing of the swamp. This is certainly bound to fail, but not after sucking up vast sums of money, which is the entire purpose of it. Trump is simply too ignorant, not only of history and geopolitical realities, but also of anything in the scientific or medical realm, to have any idea what this means. I fear his presidency will not end well, not because I'm pro- or anti-Trump, but because I don't like to see anyone fail. He seems to have lost what common sense and political instincts he once appered to have.
Proteins are the leading cause of severe allergic reactions in humans. All animal, insect and peanut anaphylaxis is triggered by physiological overreaction to the proteins contained therein.
Therefore, God help you if the shot that famously triggers the production of spike “proteins” triggers an overload of immunoglobulin E (IgE) resulting in cytokine storm.
It stands to reason this has happened in sensitive individuals. My advice to anyone considering an mRNA injection is to think hard with an abundance of caution if you're prone to protein allergies. Animal dander, shellfish, peanuts, etc.
I am one of those individuals. When I explained the aforementioned to my doctor as the reason I won’t take the shot he almost fell off his chair saying that was the most intelligent reason he’d ever heard and removed me from being pestered over it.
Still, I can’t help but wonder why he isn’t the one warning patients. Why do I have to connect the dots? SMH
Buried under the sugary coating of medical miraculousness is the bitter reality that in the development of every life extending protocol people had to die. It’s the gruesome side of healthcare. And, an accepted way of doing business.
When I worked at a major healthcare campus that spanned several blocks and employed 20,000 people I was pulled aside by a biomed PhD that held patents on heart pumps.
He told me everything from drugs to devices gets tested in unregulated third-world countries first.
The tiny percentage that show promise are brought back and subjected to expensive FDA clinical trials. The rest discarded or back to the drawing board.
In healthcare people (and animals) are always expendable for the greater good and to save a lot of money.
This is accepted practice albeit hidden from view and it has been around a long time. Which is why it is an uphill battle to stand on moral ground over mRNA.
300 dead out of a million doses I’m sure is seen as perfectly acceptable in order to pursue a major medical breakthrough ala Stargate. They’ve collected and are undoubtedly sifting through reams of data they’d never have obtained otherwise.
My experience in healthcare taught me a lot. Which is why I saw the pandemic as something more than they were selling from day-one.
What fascinates me is how many doctors and nurses drank the KoolAid. The mind control was seriously frightening. I personally witnessed lunacy I’ll never forget. Although I kind of wish I could.
The bottom line. We’ve lived through the world’s largest clinical trial. The powers behind it couldn’t care less about the dead. They’ve been doing business this way for so long they’re numb. My guess is as a first go, 300 out of a million will be viewed as a success. You can tell by the extensive coverups, that mRNA is still available, and simply by virtue of the fact they’re not giving up.
Thanks, Mathew. What is "Oracle's whiizy new Ai-mRNA product?" You've probably discussed this in a previous post, but my memory fails me. This AI onslaught we're facing seems to me the creepiest, most dangerous tool of control the oligarchs have come up with yet, and it's sucking up water, fuel, and money at an alarming rate, for no good purpose.. I was fortunate that my involvement in the anti-vax community since about 2010 made it easy to see through the plandemic from the beginning.
That you're asking me about the supposed Manhattan Project of mRNA tech tells me something about the damage to our information channels. Trump announced the Stargate Project at 2 PM on his inauguration day. It's a program for personalized medicine where everyone can get mRNA shots personalized to them according to genetics to solve all their health problems.
I will write a longer form post on it.
Thanks. Now I remember. Reminds me a bit of the Elizabeth Holmes con, but with the full backing of the swamp. This is certainly bound to fail, but not after sucking up vast sums of money, which is the entire purpose of it. Trump is simply too ignorant, not only of history and geopolitical realities, but also of anything in the scientific or medical realm, to have any idea what this means. I fear his presidency will not end well, not because I'm pro- or anti-Trump, but because I don't like to see anyone fail. He seems to have lost what common sense and political instincts he once appered to have.
The appearance was always an illusion.
Whether or not the Stargate Program fails relates at least in part to how well we can educate people over cult mental boundaries.
Proteins are the leading cause of severe allergic reactions in humans. All animal, insect and peanut anaphylaxis is triggered by physiological overreaction to the proteins contained therein.
Therefore, God help you if the shot that famously triggers the production of spike “proteins” triggers an overload of immunoglobulin E (IgE) resulting in cytokine storm.
It stands to reason this has happened in sensitive individuals. My advice to anyone considering an mRNA injection is to think hard with an abundance of caution if you're prone to protein allergies. Animal dander, shellfish, peanuts, etc.
I am one of those individuals. When I explained the aforementioned to my doctor as the reason I won’t take the shot he almost fell off his chair saying that was the most intelligent reason he’d ever heard and removed me from being pestered over it.
Still, I can’t help but wonder why he isn’t the one warning patients. Why do I have to connect the dots? SMH