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Do We Need a Control Group?

Its the jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeews!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🤡 Even with Elon Musk implant you will never see the trees because of the forest….. they celebrate you. 🤣😳
 
One down X to go.


AstraZeneca admitted a few weeks ago that their Covid vaccine caused blood clots ..... Now they are ditching it completely.
They knew in 2021


Remember them downing horse medicine ceo of astrazeneca and pfizer are both animal doctors
 
Will the ceo of astra have to turn his knight hood in?

I wonder what religion he is? Hmmm when they tried get him to take over Israeli Teva mentioned he would be second Non-Israeli. They did not say he wasn’t one of them. Just saying.

There are few interesting articles where they are told to hide. To many out in open causes them to be undeniable in control of everything here and around the World. Snicker. Remember white ppl are under attack…who is leading the attack? It is not Jesus. Hahaha

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Israel wanted him to run their medical company we sued for billions of dollars over opioids……TEVA. They said he would be the second non Israeli to run TEVA. They didn’t say he wasn’t jewish.
Funny part he if not a ceo admitted he would be a horse doctor. How did so many animal doctors get to top positions over medical companies but yet make fun of horse medicines? Ppl really need to figure things out.
Look who runs pfizer another jewish animal doctor.

Goyim - animal. Beast of burden a servant. Cattle. So the things pointed out by RFK might need to be looked at right before he was called labelled antisemite.

Trust the Science. Just do it. Get your Holocaust Training at ministry of love. 🤣
 

They are dumping this shit before ppl figure out …. Whoops BBC are reporting like a person with mouth full of marbles saying, “ Shazam.” Blame blame game.

Someone might want to get a private lab to test it before all of it gets destroyed. No evidence. They knew from Start it had side effects. Doctors in Israel told everyone about heart conditions and this….then they were silenced.

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The pretend game Brix is playing in this one makes me furious.

 
If it keeps increasing like it is, there aren't going to be ANY normal kids.

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The women on on SSRI while pregnant = It is direct trace to autism as well as many other disorders.

They will never give a direct connection… wonder why? They did the same with ivermectin and other things. Always same pattern complicit or afraid of being killed by drug company.

“‘’CONCLUSIONS​

We did not detect a significant association between maternal use of SSRIs during pregnancy and autism spectrum disorder in the offspring. On the basis of the upper boundary of the confidence interval, our study could not rule out a relative risk up to 1.61, and therefore the association warrants further study. (Funded by the Danish Health and Medicines Authority.)“



THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WITH COVER UP:

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On the night of 13 December, 2017, Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered. Their bodies were found fully clothed on the deck of their indoor pool, with no sign of a break-in. Later autopsies revealed that the couple, both in their 70s, had died of strangulation by a material.

Mr Sherman was the founder and owner of Apotex, a major pharmaceutical company producing generic drugs in Canada. Both he and his wife were noted philanthropists, and controlled US $3.2bn at the time of their deaths, making Mr Sherman the 12th wealthiest man in Canada at the time.

Ms Sherman served on the boards of several charities and was known for her philanthropic work. She was considered more outgoing than her husband, who reportedly preferred to focus on his work. The couple were major donors to The United Way and gave $50m to the United Jewish Appeal and other Jewish charities, even though Mr Sherman considered himself an atheist.

Mr Sherman's giving later faced scrutiny after MacLean's, a news magazine, found that he had been making large donations to foundations he set up in his or his company's name, which allowed him tax breaks.

The Shermans were last seen alive on 13 December at Apotex headquarters, where they were going over design changes to a new house they were building. Ms Sherman was preparing to visit Miami several days later, and Mr Sherman planned to join her a week after her departure.
When he returned home that day, Mr Sherman sent a routine email to his staff, but did not call anyone, which his employees thought was odd as he reportedly suffered from insomnia.

The couple's bodies were discovered by real estate agents showing off the Shermans’ home on 15 December. Both of their necks had been tied with leather belts to a metal railing that surrounded the pool. Mr Sherman was in a seated position with his legs crossed, and Ms Sherman was lying on her side, with a bruise on her face.

A window in the house had been left open to air out a room that had just been painted, and a basement door was unlocked, which was common practice for the couple. Those details could account for why no sign of break-in was found by police.

Shortly after the investigation began, Toronto police revealed they were considering a "murder-suicide" motive for the killings, which prompted sharp criticism from the couple's four children. They demanded the police investigate the deaths as a criminal investigation.

The Sherman children became increasingly critical of the police response to the murders, prompting them to hire outside investigators and lawyers to look into the deaths.

In February, CBC news reported that one of the Sherman children, Jonathon, had hired retired Toronto police inspector Doug Grady to continue the investigation into his parents' deaths. That move prompted a schism between himself and his siblings, and the other three publicly distanced themselves from the independent investigation.

A second autopsy seemingly put the "murder-suicide" theory to rest when investigators determined the deaths were both murders.

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Hmmmmm…. Big pharma murdering big pharma and covering it up.

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Murder suspect Think bomber suspect 6 Jan 2021 never caught either. Police wanted it closed.
 
Is anyone else using a pos apple product. I think siri has been helping more then that AI should…… am about the chuck this shit in river after love tapping it. Apple has been weird since 2020. Lot of ppl on facebook noticed weird shit too.

Double taps for words all the time. WTF? It changes “they” to “the” weird shit. Changes other words too. Turned that predictive crap off.
Is this weird shit happening to others and you notice it? I have seen post on here double tapped. Not sure why it does that. FBI… 🤡

‘’On on”

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It still amazes me how the health agencies in so many countries were all corrupted ...... The good news is the truth is floating to the top .... this guy in Australia is taking it to them in a big way.
The bad new is that trust in our health agencies is totally destroyed ..... How is that EVER going to be regained? It seems feasible that destruction of that trust was one of the goals.

 

The Smoking Gun in America: COVID-19 Virus Transmits in American Lab Animals But Not Chinese Lab Animals​



Is it now case closed on the Wuhan lab leak? After EcoHealth Alliance President Peter Daszak appeared before the U.S. Congress last week and revealed himself as a man of dubious honesty, that’s what many are saying. Some of Daszak’s key earlier claims, such as that he knew what was in the hidden Wuhan virus database (he now admits he had no access to it and has never seen it) and that he had published every SARS-like virus from the WIV (he confessed he hasn’t published any discovered after 2015), collapsed under questioning. In response, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has now suspended EcoHealth Alliance from receiving federal funds and initiated debarment proceedings against it.

Daszak’s performance, as well as that of University of North Carolina virologist Professor Ralph Baric (the transcript of whose January closed-door session was released last week) has added to the sense that the origin of SARS-CoV-2 is now all but confirmed. Something like a consensus – at least among those not still wedded to the idea of a natural zoonotic origin – is emerging: that the virus was a product of Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) research into coronaviruses in 2019 that was inspired by Ralph Baric’s DEFUSE proposal (regarded as a blueprint for SARS-CoV-2) but in which Baric and other U.S. scientists were not personally involved.

DRASTIC’s Yuri Deigin gives perhaps the clearest account of this scenario in a lengthy post on Medium (handily summarised at the start and end). He also succinctly sums it up in a Facebook post, where he contrasts a lab origin with the obviously hopeless zoonotic theory:

Covid origin really comes down to which of the following is more likely:
1) The Wuhan Institute of Virology found the kind of SARS-like virus it set out to look for in late 2018 (with a ‘highly variable’ spike that is 10-25% different from SARS1 but still able to enter human cells while escaping SARS1-based immunity).
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2) A SARS2 progenitor spilled over from bats into some unknown intermediate host in Laos/Yunnan that was then kept on a farm in Yunnan in large enough numbers for the virus to change from a gut virus to a lung virus, pick up additional characteristic respiratory mutations over the next few months or years, and then, out of the thousands of wet markets in China, these unknown animals were shipped 1,000-plus km to a single market in Wuhan, carrying the very virus WIV set out to look for only one year earlier. Oh and then the wildlife trade industry destroyed all traces of these infected mystery animals.
 
Virologist Alex Washburne – whose paper showing that SARS-CoV-2 bears characteristic marks of engineering was cited by members of Congress as they questioned Baric – agreed that SARS-CoV-2 has telltale signs of being a DEFUSE-related research product that was “perfectly suited” to the WIV’s 2019 research programme.

The case against the WIV seems to be becoming watertight. As Matt Ridley puts it:

The case for the lab-leak theory of Covid’s origins becomes ever more overwhelming with every further revelation, admission and concession. We are not quite there yet, however. The Chinese Government and its scientists have yet to admit they caused the pandemic. But in exactly the right city, at exactly the right time, they were playing with exactly the right kind of genetic insertion into exactly the right part of exactly the right gene of exactly the right kind of virus, in exactly the right way. And they showed exactly the wrong kind of openness about it afterwards. It would be a heck of a coincidence and awfully bad luck if somehow Covid broke out naturally, right there and at the same time.
In fact though, there is still one point at least on which dispute remains possible. While there seems little doubt that a DEFUSE-related virus escaped from the WIV in 2019, there is still a question of whodunnit. Was it made in China or made in the USA? We know that Baric and his team continued their own post-DEFUSE work on engineered coronaviruses, so it certainly remains possible that it was made in the U.S. and was in the WIV for testing on Chinese bats rather than because it was engineered there. This is not at all farfetched: DEFUSE had explicitly envisaged sending viruses made by Baric to Wuhan for testing.

Here are three compelling reasons not to take our suspicions off the American scientists.

First, we have the apparent cluelessness of China’s response to the virus in the early weeks (a point I discussed at greater length in a recent article). The Chinese authorities’ initial response, of course, was to close and clean the Huanan wet market, and then to spend the next two weeks saying they weren’t sure if the virus was even spreading between humans. Certainly they took no obvious further action to contain the spread at this point. Insider information relayed to the Associated Press indicates that in these early days Beijing was being kept in the dark by local government officials worried about getting into trouble, suggesting this haphazard response wasn’t just some elaborate ruse by central Government.

If the virus had emerged from Chinese research, Beijing would surely have ascertained this at a very early point. Shi Zhengli told Scientific American that her first thought in late December 2019 on hearing it was a coronavirus was that she didn’t expect such an outbreak in Wuhan and wondered if it could have “come from our lab”, before checking her records. Had she found it there she would surely have told Beijing without delay; yet the Government continued to treat it as a market outbreak for several weeks, suggesting it was indeed not found in her records.
 
A second reason for suspecting an origin with an American rather than Chinese team is the timing of when China switched to treating the virus as a serious threat, which was straight after the genetic sequence was published on January 10th. That same day, Linfa Wang, the Singapore-based Director of Duke-NUS’s Emerging Infectious Disease programme, unexpectedly resigned from his post as Director of the Duke programme (a position he had held for nearly a decade) for reasons that have never been disclosed. Prior to the genome’s publication, Linfa told the New York Times he was frustrated that scientists in China were not allowed to speak to him about the outbreak. He later called January 10th “the most important day in the COVID-19 outbreak” because it was when the genome was published.

Did Linfa resign because he realised the virus was one that his colleague, Dr. Danielle Anderson (Dani), had been testing on animals in the high security BSL4 lab at the WIV? Did he inform the Chinese authorities of this? Certainly after this date the Chinese began treating the virus much more like a biosecurity threat. On January 14th, in a private teleconference with provincial officials, the head of China’s National Health Commission called the situation “severe and complex” as he signalled the pivot to suppressing the virus. It was also at this time that Major General Chen Wei, the Chinese military’s “top epidemiologist and virologist”, arrived at the WIV with her “team of top military scientists” to take over leading the response at the lab.

Linfa meanwhile flew into Wuhan that week, where he discussed Shi’s forthcoming paper claiming the virus to be of “probable bat origin”, based largely on the ‘discovery’ of a 96% similar bat virus held in the WIV, RaTG13 (this paper, making the case for zoonotic origin, is widely believed to be part of the cover-up). Crucially, in 2019 Linfa and Dani were involved in the American post-DEFUSE research, not the Chinese post-DEFUSE research. WIV researchers were left out of American post-DEFUSE research, but Linfa and Duke-NUS were integral to it, not least because of their links to the WIV where they could test the American-made viruses on Chinese bats. We also know that Baric had already been doing some of the DEFUSE work ahead of the funding application going in, with notes from DEFUSE-related calls stating that Baric had “already generated SARS-like chimeras [i.e., engineered viruses] with RBD [receptor binding domain]… which is 20% different than epidemic strains” – a bracket into which SARS-CoV-2 falls.

Perhaps the most compelling reason to suspect an American origin, though, is the telling fact that SARS-CoV-2 transmits efficiently in only five known mammals, and four of those five – American deer mice, Syrian hamsters, American mink and Egyptian fruit bats – are commonly found in U.S. labs, including Anthony Fauci’s high security Rocky Mountain Lab (RML) in Montana. (The fifth animal, American white-tailed deer, is prevalent across the United States.) On the other hand, SARS-CoV-2 doesn’t infect lab animals common in Chinese labs or present in the WIV, such as Chinese horseshoe bats.

Here’s chapter and verse on that:

  • North American deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus) are susceptible and can transmit SARS-CoV-2 to naïve conspecifics, indicating [the species’] potential to serve as a wildlife reservoir for SARS-CoV-2 in North America.” Deer mice are experimented on at RML.
  • Syrian hamsters are highly susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 infection and one of several animal hosts that have been naturally infected by this virus. Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from pet Syrian hamsters to humans has also been reported. Currently, Syrian hamsters are the only rodent model in which airborne transmission can easily be tested.” Syrian hamsters are experimented on at RML.
  • American mink (Neovison vison) have gained notoriety due to their unfortunate susceptibility to the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS‐CoV‐2)… Whole‐genome sequencing of the virus isolated from mink on farms in the Netherlands has provided evidence of both human‐to‐mink and mink‐to‐human transmission of the virus.” American mink are experimented on at RML.
  • Fruit bats showed characteristics of a reservoir host.” Egyptian fruit bats are experimented on at RML.
  • But not Chinese bats: “Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 [SARS-CoV-2] did not replicate efficiently in 13 [of 13] bat cell lines… SARS-CoV but not SARS-CoV-2 can replicate efficiently in R. sinicus [Chinese horseshoe bat] kidney cells.”
Engineered viruses are trained to become infectious using techniques such as ‘serial passage’ in lab animals, a specialism of Vincent Munster at the Rocky Mountain Lab. So it is well within the bounds of possibility that a Baric DEFUSE-type virus could have been trained at RML or another U.S. lab before being sent to Dani in Wuhan for testing on Chinese bats. Recall that the purpose of DEFUSE and other proposals submitted to the PREEMPT funding call, including those from RML, was to investigate ways of vaccinating bats against potential spillover pathogens (and thus ‘preempt’ or ‘defuse’ a pandemic). This entailed sending viruses for testing on bats in Wuhan. Such testing on animals is by far the most likely way a virus would escape as the animals breathe and excrete them all over the place and containment is a major challenge.

Yes, a WIV team could have created SARS-CoV-2. But in favour of it being the work of an American team we have the cluelessness of the early Chinese response, the unexplained resignation of a DEFUSE-linked Duke professor on the day the sequence was published, and the smokiest gun of all: the fact that the virus transmits readily in a range of American lab animals but not in Chinese laboratory bats.
 
These psychopaths are training viruses and doing gain of function research but cLIEmate change idiots are worried about caboon!
 
These psychopaths are training viruses and doing gain of function research but cLIEmate change idiots are worried about caboon!
Went to RML looked up Vincent Munster and look at what popped up. Random my ass.......
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