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LAE's avatar
Sep 8Edited

Powerful statement and words from that man in 1917. Just look at the millennial and Gen Z-er’s of today. A lot look and act like they sold their souls to the devil. SMH!

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

The silence emanating from DC tells the story. They have lost their conscience and their soul.

The few fighters are up against a rich Goliath!

Lauren B's avatar

An Oregon pediatrician, Paul Thomas, M.D., had his license to practise medicine suspended after publishing a 2020 study along with James Lyons-Weiler, Ph.D., entitled, "Relative Incidence of Office Visits and Cumulative Rates of Billed Diagnoses Along the Axis of Vaccination" in the International Journal of Environmenal Research and Public Health (https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/22/8674). The article was retracted but you can still read it. Dr. Thomas had a very large number of patients whose parents did not want their children vaccinated, so he had the ability to compare their health, over time, to those of his patients who did get vaccinated. Very interesting conclusions.

Diane G.'s avatar

I blame myself for trusting in a system that was designed to profit off of our most vulnerable. I can check off several conditions both of my boys suffered needlessly with & these demons who do this don’t give a shit. Thank God they are functional and relatively healthy for now. They didn’t succumb to the pressure during Convid & I just hope they never take another jab or jab their future children, if they can even have them.

BelleTower's avatar

Diane you and I are in the same boat. I vaccinated the living daylights out of my five kids until Covid woke me up. I can see they are all injured, suffering from manageable but lifelong conditions that occur only very rarely or not at all in the unvaxxed. I know what I did with my blindness. We are lucky we did not suffer worse! The best I can do is pray for wisdom going forward and for protection over them now. They grew up with a pro vax mom so they think I have lost my mind. Teens don’t tend to listen to parents anyway … I pray they wake up and do not vaccinate their own children. Maybe there can be healing in my family? The Good Lord knows …

Diane G.'s avatar

I consider this the greatest failure of my parenting. It makes me angry & so sad. They probably could’ve achieved more in their lives. If they get sick in the future, I will only blame myself. Godspeed sister🙏🏼

John Roberts's avatar

And yet the masses still don’t believe or understand the dangers saying, nothing has happened to me. And I keep thinking, yet.

Maybe that’s why they don’t understand is because all of the shots are keeping them from thinking straight ???

Stefano's avatar

My wife at an extended family meal last Labour Day long weekend was bragging about how she eats whatever she wants and doesn't limit anything and she is healthy. (68 yrs). I asked her why she had to have her thyroid removed, why she had cervical cancer, why she has a giant hematoma. She is also pre-diabetic. No answer. Hopefully the rest of the family was listening.

Stefano's avatar

There are a number of cures and good health products that are being pushed under the table by Pigfarma.

V. J. Mercer's avatar

This isn’t a landmark study. It’s a statistical makeover of an unpublished Henry Ford draft that failed internal review because of serious methodological and data problems.

The new authors didn’t obtain the patient-level data. They reworked the draft’s aggregated tables, meaning they couldn’t possibly correct its unequal follow-up, exposure misclassification, population differences, or massive disparity in healthcare use.

Vaccinated children were followed twice as long and averaged about seven medical visits annually versus two. Naturally, more diagnoses were recorded.

The “reanalysis” then ignored that problem and compared crude percentages anyway. The original time-adjusted analysis found no significant increase in autism, cancer, neurological disorders or seizures. Some estimates even pointed in the opposite direction.

And “only in vaccinated children” sometimes meant five or eight cases versus zero in a much smaller group. Calling this “22 out of 22” isn’t science. It’s methodological laundering.

And calling it “peer-reviewed” doesn’t rescue it, especially when the lead author is the journal’s editor-in-chief.

Stefano's avatar

You are part of the problem. You will be held accountable at the final reckoning. Don't be a bigger fool than you already are.

V. J. Mercer's avatar

Threats of a “final reckoning” aren’t a rebuttal. I listed specific methodological problems. If I’m wrong, identify one and explain why. Intimidation is what people reach for when they don’t have an argument.

Stefano's avatar

Its a warning not intimidation. You people demand the highest standards to prove something your don't agree with. How high were your standards when the mRNA came out with a 98% success rating?

V. J. Mercer's avatar

None of that answers the methodological problems I raised. Changing the subject still isn’t a rebuttal.

Ross S's avatar

Amen & Amen! Calling all Angels! Come assist the Children if God we beseech you Father God!

nano storm's avatar

We naively vaccinate while smugly thinking ourselves superior to beggar cultures/mafias that deform and maim children to evoke greater sympathy.