You have a valid point, as evidence indicates that there were multiple batches with different outcomes, indicating that the groups pushing and studying the outcomes were still very much testing the products. Two, the continued need for boosters could indicate the body has natural mechanisms of rejecting aspects of the shots, which is par…
You have a valid point, as evidence indicates that there were multiple batches with different outcomes, indicating that the groups pushing and studying the outcomes were still very much testing the products. Two, the continued need for boosters could indicate the body has natural mechanisms of rejecting aspects of the shots, which is partially backed by some studies showing pathways to rid the body of graphene oxide.
Well done. Inconclusive, but thought provoking. I think their trying to disable the God gene is a little like trying to do surgery with a wrecking ball, but then I am only an English major. You might be interested in this, my most read and shared piece by far, working in part off of Ms Latapova's work. There is some overlap with your piece. https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/there-was-no-covid-19-pandemic
Thank you. I agree, despite a deeper dive, I still didn't arrive at a conclusion one way or the other... I'm an evidence guy, and sometimes the evidence is inconclusive as you aptly stated.
Your argument for why college students were required to be jabbed makes a lot of sense, to me. High school students were not so required, although students involved in athletics were. Hmmm.
You have a valid point, as evidence indicates that there were multiple batches with different outcomes, indicating that the groups pushing and studying the outcomes were still very much testing the products. Two, the continued need for boosters could indicate the body has natural mechanisms of rejecting aspects of the shots, which is partially backed by some studies showing pathways to rid the body of graphene oxide.
Link for possibly targeting the God gene:
https://thestraightjuice.substack.com/p/does-the-covid-vaccine-target-the
Well done. Inconclusive, but thought provoking. I think their trying to disable the God gene is a little like trying to do surgery with a wrecking ball, but then I am only an English major. You might be interested in this, my most read and shared piece by far, working in part off of Ms Latapova's work. There is some overlap with your piece. https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/there-was-no-covid-19-pandemic
Thank you. I agree, despite a deeper dive, I still didn't arrive at a conclusion one way or the other... I'm an evidence guy, and sometimes the evidence is inconclusive as you aptly stated.
I read your substack, kudos, I enjoyed it.
Your argument for why college students were required to be jabbed makes a lot of sense, to me. High school students were not so required, although students involved in athletics were. Hmmm.
Before I read that I wanted to say, I like Sasha Latapova's take on the jabs as garbage soup.
Oh, her substack definitely looks interesting, I'll check it out, thanks!
She is quite brilliant, and a fierce warrior.
Thanks! Couldn’t delete the above request:/