My 40 year research career has focused on reproduction, endocrine disruption and lifestyle factors affecting health. Opinions are my own not my employer's.
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Burnham must not listen to the crazed fossil fuel industry, he must stick to the EV mandate theguardian.com/environment/…
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RFK Jr dissolved the CDC Division for Parasitic disease
Then a parasite caused massive outbreaks of explosive diarrhoea across the US
What a foolish move
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A total lie
The reality is the HPV vaccine is SO EFFECTIVE at preventing HPV, cervical cancer is on its way to ELIMINATION in countries which have rolled it out, such as Scotland 🏴, Sweden 🇸🇪 and Australia 🇦🇺!!
🚨ALARMING HARM: HPV Vaccine INCREASES HPV Rates & Ovarian Damage in Girls – Dr. Brian Hooker, PhD
The Gardasil HPV vaccine doesn’t even prevent HPV.
Florida’s Medicaid database was analyzed, comparing vaccinated vs. unvaccinated girls.
The results are alarming:
- Vaccinated girls showed much higher rates of ovarian dysfunction and female reproductive disorders.
- They also had a greater risk/level of HPV infection itself compared to the unvaccinated group.
Dr. Hooker: “We see much, much higher levels of these issues in the individuals that received the vaccine…”
Why are we giving this to our children? A vaccine that fails to prevent the very infection it targets — and increases serious reproductive risks instead?
Parents, this is from the actual data. Do your research before the next “routine” shot.
The HPV rollout continues… but the science from this comparison demands answers.
Share this. Question everything. Protect our children.
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November 2020? That is the giveaway.
The first American outside a clinical trial received a COVID vaccine on December 14, 2020.
So how exactly did CDC “know what injuries the shots would cause” a month before anyone in the U.S. had received one?
They didn’t.
The document was a prospective safety watch list — myocarditis, seizures, stroke, Guillain-Barré, pregnancy outcomes, death and other serious conditions that regulators planned to monitor after vaccination began.
That is called pharmacovigilance.
You decide what signals to watch before rollout so you can detect whether they occur above background afterward.
And V-safe did not stop at seven days. It checked daily for a week, then weekly through six weeks, then again at 3, 6 and 12 months.
So the “bombshell” is that CDC planned vaccine-safety surveillance before vaccines were given.
Apparently preparedness is now evidence of foreknowledge. Oh my - we are prophets
Aaron Siri uncovered a bombshell internal document proving the CDC knew exactly what injuries the Covid shots would cause all the way back in November 2020.
“Myocarditis.”
“Pericarditis.”
“Seizures.”
“Tinnitus.”
Bookmark this.
“All the things we ended up seeing were on that list.”
Then, they covered up those findings in their design documents for V-Safe, the safety survey that was sent to 10 million Covid shot recipients.
“They could have put things like myocarditis on it, or at least chest pain.”
“Did they do that?”
“No.”
“None of those conditions nor their symptoms ended up on that list.”
“When the CDC was publishing all their studies saying Covid-19 vaccines were safe, the first 40 studies… they didn’t publish beyond the first week of the seeking medical care data.”
“They only published the first week.”
But it’s “well-known” that many adverse events from vaccines occur “after the first week of getting the shot.”
“If you’re going to have a seizure from an MMR vaccine, it’s not going to happen in the first week.”
“Yet they only reported the first week of medical-seeking behavior.”
After “two lawsuits” and “almost two years,” Siri finally obtained “all of that check-the-box data.”
“7.7% reported seeking medical care.”
“On average, two to three times each.”
“Over 70% of them reported seeking urgent care.”
“Emergency room.”
“Hospitalization.”
@AaronSiriSG @jeffreytucker
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Paul Fowler retweeted
You are confusing fewer people dying from measles with fewer people getting measles.
Before vaccination, 3–4 million Americans still got measles every year, about 48,000 were hospitalized, and around 1,000 developed encephalitis.
Then the vaccine arrived and measles incidence collapsed by more than 95%.
Better medical care reduced deaths.
Vaccination stopped the infections.
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"Why are we so sick?"
In 1800, about 43% of children died before their fifth birthday.
Today it's under 4%.
No seed oils, fluoride or vaccines back then.
Just a lot of very small graves.
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Most people know Dr. Peter Hotez from his television appearances during COVID, his defense of vaccination, and the relentless attacks directed at him on social media.
I know Peter as a friend. And I want to tell you about another part of his life that rarely enters those arguments.
For more than four decades, Peter has devoted much of his scientific career to diseases that afflict some of the poorest people on Earth. Diseases that cause enormous suffering but attract relatively little commercial investment because the people who need treatment often cannot afford to pay for it.
Hookworm. Schistosomiasis. Chagas disease. Leishmaniasis.
These are hardly household names. Their victims rarely make headlines, and the scientists working on them seldom become celebrities.
Peter chose this field long before COVID, long before the cable news appearances, and long before strangers began calling him a pharmaceutical industry shill.
His career deserves a closer look.
Because the work tells a story that is almost entirely absent from the accusations made against him.
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It's World Polio Day
Be thankful you've never seen one of these..
Because of vaccines
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The flu did not get renamed COVID.
It largely disappeared for a season.
CDC tested about 1.48 million specimens in 2020–21 and found only 2,265 flu positives — 0.15%. The year before, about 250,000 were positive — 16.8%.
Flu hospitalizations in surveillance sites fell from 19,302 to 230.
Why? Because the same measures aimed at slowing COVID — less travel, masking, distancing, fewer gatherings, disrupted schools and workplaces — also suppress influenza.
The year before that, flu still caused about 38 million illnesses, 405,000 hospitalizations and 22,000 deaths.
So yes, flu deaths dropped sharply.
Because flu transmission dropped sharply.
