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When I suffered historical iatrogenic harms. I didn’t just focus on mine I looked at others. They’ve always used exactly the same MO to sell the harm and to cover it up. There is an obvious pattern. So when this Covid bollocks began it was pretty easy to observe the contrivance.
Then to look on in despair as
Repeated their historical formula and
They isolated the injured. Now this was easier in the past because of the scale. Smaller, scattered cohorts, insulated by virtue of their specific needs and harm. They deny, attack, reverse victim and offender. They do the same to any support these communities can muster, whether legal, whistleblower etc.
The big one is they foster public apathy towards the injured. This is easy to do when you’ve carefully crafted an illusion of benevolence to operate behind. They’ve cultivated a God complex that people want to believe in and not question.
So the injured are then targeted by everyone. Their peers, their families, their colleagues who are totally ignorant to the potential for iatrogenic injury.
And because that has worked a treat over decades, it absolutely enabled the Covid jabs.
I always thought that the sheer scale of this would be too big to hide with more than half the entire world exposed. That this would wake people up en masse. And it’s becoming apparent that it is and has to some extent. However, no one likes to think they’ve been hoodwinked. And I think that aspect of human nature was banked upon. And it is this which is the canary in the mine.
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BREAKING: Psychiatrist Who Has A Thing For Posing With Halo-Like Objects Behind His Head Tells NYT Readers The Chemical Imbalance Theory They Believe In Is Just Their Silly Little Patient Minds Falling For Drug Company Ads And Getting Stuck In This Silly Line Of Thinking For Decades, Has Nothing To Do With Psychiatry
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Major problems with this study:
1) completely invalid design (self-controlled case series) for studying what it studies
2) Not generalizable to any population since it studies one patient at a time under completely different circumstances
3) ignores drug harms
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Life is more free without the burden of the pharmacy. Quitting SSRIs seems to be leading to a fuller life. I have been weaning off for months, and now that the pills have stopped, I am feeling much more human.
Emotions are meant to be felt. Even the bad ones.
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This post on SSRI withdrawal has gone viral.
Just read all the comments underneath and tell me that SSRI withdrawal is rare….
Yeah right…
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This is how THOUSANDS were deliberately killed during the scamdemic.
The only man I know to have escaped this murderous protocol just sent me this, saying that, after seeing this post, he now knows why he sustained the injuries he did.
Interview in comments below.
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I thought we were told by psychiatrists on X that "every psychiatrist knows about withdrawal and tapering" because "they learned in medical school"?
Odd how they don't ever seem to incorporate any of that information into multi-million dollar research projects. 🤔
A new study funded by the Wellcome Trust will take people off antidepressants over 4 weeks and will measure serotonin levels (using a brain scan following tryptophan depletion) to predict who will relapse. There are 9 measures of relapse or mood symptoms. There are no measures of withdrawal.
pradam.org
Andy D’Alessio retweeted
Global life expectancy.
The first dip is Mao. The second dip is Fauci.
(Hat tip @mattwridley)
🤖 Made with AI
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Over the last decade hard working Russian farmers have increased food exports by 250% and Russia is now in the World’s top 20 food exporters.
All this despite massive sanctions against them.
So the man we are told wants to invade Europe and destroy our way of life is actually feeding us while our own politicians in the legacy political parties attack our own farmers and food production.
In the UK we produce less than half of the food we consume leaving ourselves vulnerable to food shortages via weather, political or logistical disruption. A vulnerability which was exploited by our enemies in both WWI and WWII.
If Russia were planning on WWIII they would be stockpiling food at home not exporting it and feeding those who irresponsibly don’t produce enough food to feed their own population while importing ever more mouths to feed into their countries.
The next time you see, hear or read pro-war with Russia propaganda please think about this.
#NoFarmersNoFood.
Andy D’Alessio retweeted
In December 2016, a special French court convicted International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde of criminal negligence for her handling of a 2008 financial dispute during her previous tenure as France's finance minister. The court ruled that Lagarde acted negligently by failing to challenge a fraudulent €404 million ($425 million) taxpayer-funded arbitration payout to tycoon Bernard Tapie over the sale of the Adidas brand. Despite the guilty verdict, the judges spared Lagarde from any prison sentence, fine, or criminal record.
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Hard to watch.
Old Ukrainian men, dragged from their homes, workshops, farms, are given 3 days "training" and then sent to die.
Meanwhile, Zelensky and his crime syndicate rake in the billions. All paid for by you.
Andy D’Alessio retweeted
This is what our money is prolonging
Gut wrenching. Disgusting. Those at the top don't care how many die as long as the corrupt machinery keeps turning
It could be our dad's, uncles brothers, & it probably will be once they've finished off all available fodder in Ukraine
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4-week taper, 9 measures of ‘relapse’, zero measures of withdrawal.
Textbook way to turn withdrawal into proof the drug was working all along.
Wellcome Trust, who are an arm of GSK, funding at its finest.
A new study funded by the Wellcome Trust will take people off antidepressants over 4 weeks and will measure serotonin levels (using a brain scan following tryptophan depletion) to predict who will relapse. There are 9 measures of relapse or mood symptoms. There are no measures of withdrawal.
pradam.org
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To this day, I'm not sure which was the most powerful driver of the covid insanity: fear or in-group vs. out-group dynamics.
During the pandemic, I started out fearing COVID. But I ended up fearing people.
As the lockdowns continued, I realised something terrifying. A significant proportion of the public seemed to have stopped thinking for themselves.
They weren’t asking whether the rules made sense or whether the evidence supported them. They just wanted to be told what to do.
And it wasn’t necessarily safety that reassured them. It was obedience itself.
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Andy D’Alessio retweeted
Wise heads from Norway and Finland seeking a way to end the death and destruction in Ukraine.
Of course they will be attacked by those paid to ensure WW III is enacted
European fury after Finland and Norway's leaders hold direct talks with Putin about ending Ukraine war trib.al/ouVX6Hq
Andy D’Alessio retweeted
The disease model of addiction arguably caused more harm than “chemical balance in the brain” or “born in the wrong body”. These simplistic explanations are liberating for the individual when they first hear about them but they’re damaging in the long run.
Psychiatry’s arrogance causes long-term harm. Beware the simple explanation for complex human suffering.
Matthew Perry’s sister, Mia Perry Bowick, has told a new documentary about her brother’s life that his 2013 #Newsnight debate with Peter Hitchens was a “huge moment” in his decision to speak publicly about addiction and “show himself”.
You can watch some of the debate here.
BBC Newsnight
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In England, vaccine uptake landed around 70 percent, meaning 30 percent never took a single dose. Denmark came in the same. So did Finland. Africa was even lower. America lands in that same range, roughly 30 percent who never vaccinated.
That number is worth sitting with. Under the largest coordinated propaganda campaign I’ve ever seen, every government on earth, the WHO, the WEF, the UN, all working in lockstep with a twenty four hour news cycle, 30 percent of humanity still said no. Different countries, different media systems, and the number held steady everywhere.
We didn’t even know there were this many of us. People were too afraid to talk about it at work. When employers mandated vaccination to return, I told people to start talking to their coworkers. If the numbers held true in their own workplace, 30 percent of the room could have walked out together.
Thirty percent changes governments. This is an international movement, and we have to keep speaking up loudly, or we lose both free speech and the most powerful chance for change we’ve had in a generation.
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It is time for a #PUBLIC INQUIRY
These poor ladies were vindicated with the verdict against #IanPaterson
Needless operations is evident in many areas - not least #mesh that was touted as ‘gold standard’ and women were fast forwarded to surgery that didn’t even need #mesh implants but resulted in complex painful #vaginal injuries - and that’s just one of the injuries
since the insertion of this hideous device into our complex pelvic structures and soft organs it has now been reclassified as dangerous
so we now have dangerous devices internally - why was it not classified as dangerous BEFORE regulators allowed it’s use @MHRAdevices
There’s no #consent to us having a ‘dangerous device ‘ shoved cruelly into our bodies , which has wreaked havoc on our lives
No audits and no MRI scans - no one knows the full extent of suffering or how many have died
It is time for a PUBLIC INQUIRY
@PSCommissioner @mariacaulfield @SteveBarclay @wesstreeting @APPGFDNH @SharonHodgsonMP @jamesosh @AnthonyMangnal1


































