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Super Don retweeted
I swear SOMETHING broke in society since 2020 and nobody wants to talk about it.
And I’m not talking about masks, lockdowns, or COVID. I mean the FEELING of life.
Everything reopened. We went back to work. Restaurants filled up. Events came back. But somehow life still feels… different.
Years disappear faster. People feel more disconnected. Everything feels more expensive, stressful & rushed.
And somehow we’re all constantly exhausted. I can’t even explain exactly what we lost. I just know life before 2020 felt more ALIVE.
Tell me I’m not the only one who feels this.
Super Don retweeted
Having reflected on this for a day, what Kennedy is saying is completely rational and not at odds with his messaging.
He’s not blaming small communities for not vaccinating against measles.
He is saying that the COVID lockdowns led to millions of missed doses of measles vaccines, which is true.
He is saying Fauci correctly predicted this would lead to measles outbreaks, which is true.
The fact that he stands for people’s right to make their own choices about vaccination does not mean that vaccination rates don’t influence prevalence of an infectious disease. They do.
The fact that Fauci is corrupt and belongs behind bars doesn’t mean everything he ever said is wrong. It isn’t.
Kennedy is essentially disclaiming blame put on him, his HHS, Trump, the Amish, and anyone who chose not to vaccinate and saying that the COVID lockdowns made this inevitable and even their great advocate, Fauci, said so himself.
Super Don retweeted
Major accomplishments and steps in the right direction.
Just to be clear. My stance from the beginning is that Covid shots should have never been given to any human as they are not safe, not effective, don’t prevent transmission as well as are bioweapons.
Yet, we do have many steps in the right direction for health.
Unfortunately many people want to take Covid shots.
My take is that government and doctors should not offer harmful products in the first place.
Onward.
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Super Don retweeted
The MAHA "pay a political price" letter is a division weapon, not health freedom advocacy.
I want the mRNA platform off the market. I have wanted it off the market since 2021. Both things are true.
Ninety-nine percent of the signers are good people being used by the one percent who know exactly what they are doing.
New post: leonardmurphy456178.substack…
Super Don retweeted
So just to be clear.
Pharma captured AAP is suing HHS to stop his changes to ACIP which is the entity that decides on what vaccines are recommended.
Trump and Kennedy are fighting the case and you all blame them for the Covid shots still being on the market when the Pharma captured AAP is suing them and blocking the path for change ?
thehill.com/policy/healthcar…
No Psyop Required: We’re Dividing Ourselves:
The Open Letter Debate Just Exposed a Much Bigger Problem - The Health Freedom Movement Is Starting to Eat Its Own thersbshow.substack.com/p/no…
Super Don retweeted
“The one thing we shouldn’t allow is some decision inside of our government to tear us apart as a movement.”
Del Bigtree says he is concerned about a growing strain of rhetoric inside the health freedom movement that appears to place vaccine-injured families and autism families in opposition to one another.
He points to claims that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is prioritizing autism over people injured by COVID shots or other vaccines, including allegations attributed to unnamed people close to Kennedy.
Del says he is uncomfortable with that kind of hearsay and worries that the current fight over mRNA policy is beginning to fracture people who have spent years fighting many of the same battles.
Whatever disagreements exist over strategy or the administration’s actions, he argues that those disagreements should not turn one group of affected families against another.
The Open Letter To MAHA - Is That The REAL Psyop? thersbshow.substack.com/p/th… @BrianHookerPhD @ChildrensHD @HealthRanger @MaryBowdenMD @P_McCulloughMD @delbigtree @RWMaloneMD @jeffreytucker @JeffereyJaxen @RobertKennedyJr @SecKennedy @askrsb
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Super Don retweeted
The nominee for Surgeon General came before the Senate and told senators that cardiovascular disease remains America's number-one killer and that preventing chronic disease should be a central public-health priority.
The committee then spent the vast majority of its time interrogating her about MMR, autism, and the hepatitis B birth dose than it spent questioning her about cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, kidney disease, obesity, and sepsis combined.
Senator Cassidy spent his entire time questioning her on vaccines.
So what actually kills people in the USA, the Senate has no interest in discussing with the SG nominee. Fascinating.
Super Don retweeted
This has to be the most chaotic FSD video on the Internet. 😆
📸 CORTEZ HEARNS

Super Don retweeted
The first car to park on the trailer wins , I’ve never been so invested in a sport like this
Super Don retweeted
The cause of death was a "traumatic laceration of the spleen" the coroner said.
I have been delivering babies for 31 years & have had my share of difficult deliveries. What happened during the delivery matters and I would expect the coroner and pathologist were aware of the clinical history.
This word choice "traumatic laceration" suggests to me that they are confident the splenic injury was caused by trauma.
There is little information so I am speculating, but if this was a difficult breech delivery, for example, & it was very hard to get the baby out, and multiple maneuvers were needed, & they found a laceration on the spleen - that would be reason to declare the cause of death "traumatic laceration of the spleen" and also to state that measles was not a contributing factor.
So the delivery events do matter.
But whatever the delivery events, Gov. Shapiro & the media misled the public & did a grave disservice to the mother. triblive.com/news/pennsylvan…
Super Don retweeted
Shapiro: “Two people died from measles.”
Public: “Can you prove that?”
Shapiro: “That question does not serve the interests of public health and anyone who asks it is a conspiracy theorist”
And they wonder why public trust is gone.
Josh Shapiro was just asked why he claimed a newborn infant who died of a spleen rupture died due to being unvaccinated for measles:
"I don't think it serves the interest of public health for me to get into a back and forth about conspiracy theories showing up online."
I'm pretty sure what actually doesn't serve public health is a politician lying to score political points because he wants to run for President.
Super Don retweeted
DSA Member: “We can actually start to grab hold of the ship of state and steer it in our direction. But it’s going to be a violent process.”
Super Don retweeted
The most important and eye opening 6 minutes you will listen to today.
Dr. Charles Hoffe who is a family doctor from Southern British Columbia describes how he was told never to speak badly about the vaccine even though his patients were experiencing adverse reactions to them. On top of it, all of is adverse side effects reports he submitted were censored.
What went on during this time was criminal.