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Tregokian retweeted
Well Ashely , how about you put the stats up of non trans people as well ? Or is there not enough space? You idiots don’t give a shit about who dies , you just hope the killer helps your agenda of hating certain people . So let’s add some statistics shall we ?
@grok give me a list of all reported mass shooters in the last 5 years with their names and where it took place , how many died and if you can, the race, male or female , and sexual orientation.
aluminum in vaccines… is an adjuvant… all that means is it’s stimulating your innate response (ie more APCs)… what do APCs do? they present antigen to your adaptive cells… what do adaptive cells do, respond and create MEMORY cells…
it is a perfectly normal response to “feel tired, shiver” post vax… that doesn’t mean it caused you the disease…. it means your body is WORKING as expected to stimulate a robust response
people saying unvaccinated people are spreading measles as if there isn’t a movement trying to say the proven, tested, tried and true MMR vaccine causes measles and doesn’t take it…. but then gets measles and blames unvaxxed immigrants instead of themselves cuz BIG PHARMA 🤦🏻♂️
Tregokian retweeted
The West Coast Health Alliance (WCHA) strongly supports that hepatitis B vaccination continue to be routinely offered to all newborns — a strategy that has reduced pediatric hepatitis B infections in the United States by 99%.
There was no credible evidence presented to support these changes by the Trump Administration.
Delaying the birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine will lead to more children and adults developing preventable liver disease and liver cancer with no evidence of a safety benefit.
BREAKING: The CDC's vaccine advisory panel votes to stop recommending the birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine. cbsn.ws/3KeKwbN
Tregokian retweeted
Nice try, but no, Yale did not find 'spike protein in the blood for 709 days.' That claim comes from a disinformation blog, not from a study.
Basic biology says that:
• Vaccine mRNA is broken down in hours to days
• Vaccine spike protein lasts days to weeks
• Long COVID existed [drum roll: wait for it ...] before vaccines
• Long COVID is overwhelmingly caused by infection, not vaccination
If spike protein remained in the body for two years, half the world would be dead, because spike binds ACE2 receptors. We would see catastrophic organ damage in billions of people. We don’t. Isn't that nice?
Tregokian retweeted
The United States will lose herd immunity completely from multiple preventable diseases by 2028 at the current rate of people not up taking vaccines.
This will overwhelm our healthcare system and lead to mass death across the country.
It will be COVID all over again
Trump and RFK Jr's CDC just added a page that is full of disinformation about vaccines and autism.
ALT Autism and Vaccines QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS | PAGE 2 OF 9 | ALL PAGES For Everyone NOV. 19, 2025 KEY POINTS The claim "vaccines do not cause autism" is not an evidence-based claim because studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism. Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities. HHS has launched a comprehensive assessment of the causes of autism, including investigations on plausible biologic mechanisms and potential causal links.
Bro literally voted to confirm the man who caused the very issue he is virtue signaling about lol
I’m a doctor who has seen people die from vaccine-preventable diseases. What parents need to hear right now is vaccines for measles, polio, hepatitis B and other childhood diseases are safe and effective and will not cause autism. Any statement to the contrary is wrong, irresponsible, and actively makes Americans sicker.
We need to understand the real causes of autism. Studies show there’s a genetic predisposition when a mom who’s pregnant is exposed to environmental toxins which can increase a child’s risk of autism. It’s deeply troubling that, according to HHS officials, they appeared to have canceled hundreds of millions in research on autism genetics. Redirecting attention to factors we definitely know DO NOT cause autism denies families the answers they deserve.
We had two children die and many more hospitalized nationally from measles this year. Louisiana is experiencing its worst whooping cough outbreak in 35 years. Families are getting sick and people are dying from vaccine-preventable deaths, and that tragedy needs to stop.
Tregokian retweeted
My brother in Christ, this is quite literally your fault.
I’m a doctor who has seen people die from vaccine-preventable diseases. What parents need to hear right now is vaccines for measles, polio, hepatitis B and other childhood diseases are safe and effective and will not cause autism. Any statement to the contrary is wrong, irresponsible, and actively makes Americans sicker.
We need to understand the real causes of autism. Studies show there’s a genetic predisposition when a mom who’s pregnant is exposed to environmental toxins which can increase a child’s risk of autism. It’s deeply troubling that, according to HHS officials, they appeared to have canceled hundreds of millions in research on autism genetics. Redirecting attention to factors we definitely know DO NOT cause autism denies families the answers they deserve.
We had two children die and many more hospitalized nationally from measles this year. Louisiana is experiencing its worst whooping cough outbreak in 35 years. Families are getting sick and people are dying from vaccine-preventable deaths, and that tragedy needs to stop.
Tregokian retweeted
Mike Yeadon is not a credible source.
He has not worked at Pfizer for over a decade, and he was never involved in vaccine development, mRNA, immunology, or anything related to COVID research. He was a mid-level VP in allergy and respiratory work. Since leaving Pfizer, he has become a full blown anti vaccine conspiracy activist. He has made dozens of predictions that all turned out false, including claiming that the pandemic would end in 2020, that millions would die from vaccines by 2021, and that vaccinated people would become infertile. None of his claims ever came true.
The mRNA vaccines were not “designed to harm” anybody. That is fantasy.
mRNA COVID vaccines went through full clinical trials with tens of thousands of volunteers. They were tested, reviewed, and monitored by independent scientists and regulators across the United States, Europe, Japan, Canada, Australia, and every major medical authority on Earth. If they were “designed to kill people,” you would need every scientist, hospital, regulator, and government in the world to be in on a coordinated murder plot. That is impossible.
The real world data completely destroys his claim.
Billions of people received mRNA vaccines. If they caused infertility, we would see it in birth data. We do not. Birth rates did not drop in mRNA vaccinated countries. If they were “designed to kill,” we would see massive spikes in death among vaccinated people. We do not. Vaccinated people had lower death rates, lower hospitalization rates, and lower ICU rates. That is why hospitals emptied after vaccine rollout.
mRNA is not dangerous. It never touches your DNA and falls apart within hours.
mRNA is simply a temporary instruction that teaches your immune system what to look for. Your body destroys the mRNA quickly. It cannot alter genes, it cannot replicate, and it cannot stick around long enough to do anything except trigger immunity.
The idea that “the next vaccines will be designed to harm you” is pure fear marketing.
This is how conspiracy influencers keep their audience hooked. They make dramatic predictions with zero evidence so they can sell supplements, get donations, or drive video clicks. Every one of these predictions has failed for years.
Mike Yeadon is a disgruntled former employee who left science long ago and now makes money telling people whatever scares them most. Nothing he says matches biology, real world data, or anything that has happened in the world. His claims are not only false, they are delusional.
Cool story though
