Mystery in the Moonlight © Nina Otulakowski March 2023
As she was about to leave the house, Jen’s mother asked her if she was on her way to get vaccinated.
Mother, she said, that’s like asking me to take the cow to the market. It’s a bit twentieth century, maybe even nineteenth. You get vaccinia virus from cows. I’m heading off to meet Bri and Suzanna for the latest gene therapy. We might just view the gene pool while we are in the queue.
That’s why we used to go to Church in my day, her mother said. I hope the traffic is not a nightmare with the Pope visiting town. See you later.
When Jen got back her mother asked how it went. Not so bad, said Jen. I had an immediate reaction but that’s common they said. I guess it means I’ve had something that works. I’m better now but I still don’t feel right. They gave me some capsules to take.
How were Bri and Suzanna?
They were worse. Bri might have to go to hospital. Could have been a bad batch, I guess.
Not sure I want you taking those pills, her mother said. When Jen headed off to bed, after checking she was asleep, her mother looked at the capsules. She opened one, smelt it and then threw the rest out the window.
Jen was slow to get up in the morning. Thank-Goodness, she thought, it’s Sunday. I can lie in. The light outside her window suggested a gray day, overcast, nothing to get up for.
When she did get up, her mother looked tense. How are you, she asked Jen. Not so bad Jen replied.
Well, I’ve got something weird to show you. Opening the front-door, she said, come over here and look out.
It Must Be a Genestalk © Nina Otulakowski March 2023
When Jen looked out, she saw the most enormous plant, or something she guessed must be a plant, but she had never seen anything like it. It wasn’t there yesterday but now it stretched up into the sky, through some clouds and beyond. It had big square leaves that looked like pieces of paper with writing on them. Looking closely, almost stories of some sort it seemed.
What could have caused this, Jen thought. Turning to her mother, she asked for the pills she had brought home from the clinic. I’d like to climb up this thing, but I still feel pretty washed out.
Ahem, her mother said, I threw them out. I’d say they landed just about where the roots of that whatever it is must be.
What do you suppose it is, said Jen. Were they genetically modified pills of some sort, do you suppose? If so it’s a Genestalk.
Come inside, her mother said, and I’ll brew you up some tea with sugar.
A hour later, Jen said to her mother, I’ve no idea what you put in that tea but I really do feel I could climb up that Genestalk outside.
I’ll give you a flask of my special tea to take in your knapsack, said her mother.
Jen set off. Climbing and climbing. Luckily the dense foliage, or folio, or whatever, kept the sun off her. Up she went, through the clouds. As she came out of the mist, she saw what she guessed was a castle. How very strange. Who would have thought a cloud could support something like that. Maybe I’ve arrived in some Metaverse.
She made her way over to the castle and finding a semi-open door slid inside. She’d never have been able to push a door like that open on her own.
Inside she came face to shin with an enormous woman, who asked her in a deafeningly loud voice, who she was. Jen told her she had climbed up a strange plant. And now she was ravenous. All she had had was a flask of something her mother had made. Did the woman have any crumbs she could spare.
If the crumbs were the size you might expect from the woman’s size, Jen thought, there would be more than a meal in one crumb.
The woman said her name was Michelle. She did have crumbs. But her husband, Barney, was much bigger than her and would be home soon. If you’re lucky neither of his pals Eric or Albert will be with him.
Albert’s the one in the picture on the left. He takes care of the finances. That’s them over there, Michelle said, pointing to huge, framed pictures. Albert had glasses on while he was counting out what looked like gold coins from a large cloth bag.
Eric, Michelle said, was the public relations person for their little operation as she called it. Eric was holding a magazine of some sort, Jen couldn’t make out the name. He was saying Nothing to See Here Folk, move along now.
As far as Barney is concerned, Michelle said, there is no tastier morsel than a Lilliputian girl. Take this crumb and hide in here. When he has the breakfast I’ve made for him, he will fall asleep and I will help you escape.
For the time being, Michelle thought, she had seen one too many of the little folk mangled, a little relish put on them, and then gobbled up. This little one seemed pleasant and was his favorite color – he preferred them to the pink ones – but it was coming up to Lent so time for a bit of abstinence.
The room began to shake as enormous footsteps clattering down on stone headed their way. Michelle whooshed Jen into a pot with some crumbs and closed the lid.
Fee, Fie, Fo, Fum
I smell the blood of a Lilliputian
Be she alive or be she dead,
I’ll grind her genes to make my Bread.
Don’t be silly, Michelle said, that’s the leftover odor from the one you had yesterday. Some of them can be very smelly. Here sit down, I have some wonderful porridge for you and your favorite grog.
Barney sat down and started eating, swallowing huge amounts of grog to wash the porridge down. After he finished he let out an enormous burp that shook the pot Jen was in and then what sounded like an extended fart. Must be smelly out there she thought.
Instead of falling asleep, she heard him ask for his goose and his harp. She could hear Michelle moving around and then putting a box on the table, which she opened up and took out – a harp. The harp began to play sweetly. Jen peeped out through a crack that let the light come in and was amazed to see it was a double-stringed harp but instead of single strings, side by side, they came as doubles arranged in what seemed like a helix.
She saw Michelle bring a goose in, which settled herself down snugly close to the harp and closed her eyes. A while later the goose stood up and there was an egg, which the giant picked up and turned around in his hand looking at it. There was lettering on it. RSV, my precious, he muttered. Well done. Imagine those Lilliputian girlies down below. That must be about 5 gene therapies now for each time they get pregnant. Soon they will be mine, all mine. And with that he fell asleep.
Jen crept out. She was now full and didn’t want to overstay her welcome but she did ask Michelle what the goose was laying. That’s where the gene therapies come from Michelle said. They grow in the egg yolk.
Jen thought for a moment. Rather than incubate them for ages and slowly build up a stockpile, she asked, would it not be quicker to kill the goose, take out the genes and string them alongside the strings on the harp – the vibrations should do the job much quicker.
Michelle listened and said that’s not a bad idea little girl. I’ll think about it, now you run along. Which Jen did.
She reached the Genestalk and began climbing down through the folios – there were so many. She really must read some of them. Perhaps tomorrow. Some of them she noticed had RIP at the bottom. Rip van Winkle or what?
Back in the Castle, Barney woke up saying he could still smell Lilliputian and he’d bet it was one of the colors he preferred.
You’re silly, Michelle said, but I was thinking while you were snoring. We’re making a lot of money as it is from the gene therapies but have you ever thought we could make even more and faster by chopping open the goose, taking out the genes, and stringing the harp with them. It’s the harp that makes the final product. The goose is just an incubator. That’s an old-fashioned way to do things.
Barney thought. A smile came to his face. That is not a bad idea Shelley, you beaut. Let’s do it. Bring the goose here.
They carved the goose open on the kitchen table. Staring at the goose’s insides they realized they didn’t know what they were looking for. There did seem to be long stringy things that looked a little bit like the strings on the harp. They took them and strung them alongside the harp strings.
Barney ordered the harp to play. The new strings, however, were moist and every time one of the harp’s helices brushed up against them, it snapped. Ping, ping, ping, the harp strings snapped and then disintegrated until there was only a teenchy little one left that couldn’t reach the very very short goose string they had hung beside it.
By this time, Jen was back on earth. She had been ripping folios as she went stuffing them in her empty satchel.
Back in the Castle, Barney and Michelle began to realize their loss. What a crazy, dumb idea was that he bellowed. It wasn’t mine said Michelle. There was a Lilliputian here, you were right, and she was the one who suggested it. Sounded good at the time.
Where is she, he snarled.
I don’t know, said Michelle. She said she had climbed up a Genestalk.
Where is it, Barney asked.
I don’t know, Michelle said, lets look out the door – she came in the side door.
They looked out and thought they saw something waving in the distance. Barney asked for his Ropes and set off through the Gray of the cloud toward it. When he got there, he bellowed that he was going to climb down.
Down below Jen and her mother heard what sounded like thunder. The Genestalk began to shake.
Get me the saw mother, Jen said. Her mother came rushing back with the saw and they both started on the trunk of the Genestalk. Enormous though it was, the saw went through the trunk pretty easily.
As they got to the final bit, the trunk groaned and began to topple over. Barney came down with it. He landed right on top of a Cathedral’s spire, which could be seen in the distance. This went in through his belly and came out the far side. Nothing else happened for a moment it seemed but then the spire snak down into the Cathedral below. Sad to say the Pope was inside saying Mass at the time.\
Augusto Roux © Nina Otulakowski March 2023
Jen asked her mother to help her gather up more folios. She had worked out what they were she said when she noticed Bri’s and Suzanna’s names on two of them near the top. They were accounts of gene therapy injuries. They were there filed away on the stalk where no-one would ever read them.
Brianne © Nina Otulakowski March 2023
She had had an idea, she said, as she slid down the Genestalk. She would make a movie about her friends and others. I have a great name for it, she said, Anecdotals. I can get Kim to do the marketing.
She called Brook. This all sounds like a fairytale, Brook said. Nope, said Jen, fairytales end with the little folk suddenly getting rich. I think I might be richer as a result but not in money terms – it will be in relationships. Maybe I can become a social capitalist.
Social capitalist? Brook asked.
You know, the stuff you have when you share with others and trust develops between you.
Oh! By the way, Brook said, I used to know a Barney once who worked in the gene therapy business. Mark my words, not someone to be on the wrong side of..
I took a snap of him from inside the pot, said Jen. Did he look like this?
That’s him, that’s him, said Brook.
Ah-ha, said Jen, I feel a good story coming on.
Later chatting to her mother, she asked, what was in that brew you gave me. It really helped me get up there. I wouldn’t have managed otherwise.
Nothing Coca-Cola didn’t do once upon a time, her mother said. Or maybe that was a fairytale.
Footnote
This was written before the controversy blew up about some words in Roald Dahl’s books of modern fairytales.
The original fairytales were a lot wilder than anything in Roald Dahl – see Little Red Riding Hood and Little Red Stethoscope.
The marketing companies working to our Life Science (Pharmaceutical) companies have no scruples in using these fairy tales as templates to whip adults – not just children – into place – see Reds Under the Bed and Little Red SSRIding Hood.
Reds under the Bed was produced to scare mothers into not letting their sisters or parents visit their new born baby unless they had GSK’s pertussis vaccine. We are about to be blitzed with something similar aimed at scaring mothers into banning family members unless they have had RSV vaccines – Yellow and Other Virus Perils. And Remind Your Sister to Get Vaccinated.
For those who want to know the Stories behind this post, see Brianne Dressen, the first entry to the Cause and Effect forum and Augusto Roux, the second, along entries for Karunya Venugolapan, Nina Otulakowski, Suzanna Newell, William and Kate, Cody Flint, Shane Cooke, Anette, Frances and B, the Spy Who Came in from the Cold.
There is a treasure stove of many more invaluable True Stories in Jennifer Sharp’s Anecdotals – a must see.
annie says
Genestalking…
Prof Norman Fenton
@profnfenton
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Mar 29
For those who don’t know, this is Vikki Spit whose 48 yr old partner Zion was killed by the Astra Zenica vaccine. But it doesn’t fit the BBC narrative to make that clear.
Sugar the growler-Vibuk
@VikkiSpit
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Mar 28
The bbc referred to Z’s death as being ‘allegedly’ caused by the AZ twice yesterday. I’ve made a formal complaint. They covered his inquest. They know it’s not alleged. Another example of how vaccine injured & bereaved are dismissed.
@BBCNews @Ofcom @VIBUK1
“Injection of Faith” – Sir C Chope
Sir Christopher Chope on Vaccine Damage in the HoC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_uUb6WM6bI
Robert W Malone, MD
@RWMaloneMD
Staff increased 20 fold – YouTube. Worth listening to. Dr John Campbell
https://twitter.com/RWMaloneMD/status/1640815007263776771
Pfizer are going to court!
Dr Aseem Malhotra
@DrAseemMalhotra
‘Pfizer’s media office has been approached for a response and it is yet to comment on this development’
https://twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra/status/1641330039638700036
Brook Rising
https://twitter.com/IamBrookJackson/status/1641132143353921564
React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Our mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. We build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of our vaccine complications.
https://react19.org/
‘Barney asked for his Ropes and set off through the Gray …
GSK passes to Magic Johnson for RSV awareness drive
https://pharmaphorum.com/news/gsk-passes-magic-johnson-rsv-awareness-drive
The Pope is in hospital with a respiratory infection; BBC News, it is not Covid-19…
susanne says
i have met someone who works in a major hospital dept in Wales. Confidentially s/he told me there were 200 excess deaths recorded there . All were vaccinated.
Data and analysis from Census 2021
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We do not hold analysis of deaths involving all vaccinations in England or Wales for 2023. However, we publish deaths due to and involving the COVID-19 vaccination in table 14 of the Monthly mortality analysis, England and Wales.
As of January 2023, which is the latest data available, there were 59 deaths involving the COVID-19 vaccination of which 51 are registered as the underlying cause in England from March 2020 to January 2023. In Wales for the same period there is 1 death registered where COVID-19 vaccines causing adverse effects in therapeutic use is the underlying cause. Using December 2022 data, these numbers are unchanged and therefore there were no deaths registered due to or involving this cause in January 2023.
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mary H says
Susanne, were the 200 excess deaths that you quote from the whole of Wales or from that particular hospital trust or from the one hospital where your ‘fact source’ worked? Also, I take it that the figure covered the whole period since the vaccines were first introduced.
Could do with a lot more of these “confidential chats” couldn’t we!
susanne says
Hi Heather If only !We were talking about the decrease in coercion since the last mass vaccination. This is where the excess deaths were mentioned. I can’t say for sure as it was an interrupted long conversation, whether they referred to the whole hospital or just her/his dept. but did not refer to the whole vaccination period or other hospitals or Wales as a whole. Health workers are not being coerced into being vaccinated any longer but Many of his/her colleagues regret having had it although the issue is not much discussed any longer. He/she didn’t disclose anything until sure we were on the same page and I had disclosed stuff myself. This silencing and what amounts to fear of speaking openly even so long after the heat of the pandemic is over is another bit of the disgusting legacy of how we were treated …and what could happen again …As you will know the bullying culture is still rife in Wales notoriously highlighted in N Wales. Best wishes for your group.
mary H says
Thanks Susanne. You referred to me as ‘Heather’, that brings back memories of all the work that Heather (Roberts) and her husband, David did to raise awareness of prescribed drugs. I bet that she would have been totally on board with all these vaccine injuries and deaths too. Always in our thoughts despite her passing.
susanne says
Apologies Mary (again) I do still link you and Heather together from when i first got involved and was inspired by both of you. Wonder if Olly’s Arts centre got going after Heather’s death and then covid held thing up. I lost touch. Do you know Mary?
annie says
‘ I have a great name for it, she said, Anecdotals.’ …
Brook Jackson
@IamBrookJackson
In an official audit of Pfizer’s clinical trial site 1231/4444 in Argentina, the following violations were classified as GRAVE & cost the military hospital CEI their accreditation: • deficient f/u of serious adverse events • irregularities that put vulnerable people at risk
Dr. Augusto Germán Roux
@RouxAugusto
I published an official resolution suspending the clinical trial review committee of the Military Hospital (PFIZER vaccine Covid19). The audit report is public, the irregularities detected were very serious, but the committee decided to archive the investigation #Concealment
https://twitter.com/RouxAugusto/status/1641571134138195973
Dr. Augusto Germán Roux
@RouxAugusto
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7h
Replying to
@RouxAugusto
To consult the file, you can go to https://buenosaires.gob.ar/portal-autenticidad… IF-2021-15839423-GCABA-DGDIYDP Polack never provided the documentation required by the ethics committee, why? Was the principal investigator to be protected?
Dr. Augusto Germán Roux
@RouxAugusto
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7h
Replying to
@RouxAugusto
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33301246/ the principal investigator Fernando Polack was completely forgiven for all irregularities, for any reason? NEJM did a data check?
Billiam James’ Akathisia Anthem
https://davidhealy.org/little-red-ssriding-hood/
‘I can get Kim to do the marketing.’ …
Edward Dowd Retweeted
https://amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/the-decades-of-evidence-that-antidepressants
I believe what happened with the SSRIs is critical to review because the historical record of the FDA’s malfeasance with these drugs is the closest parallel we have to what happened with the COVID vaccines. Both were pushed onto the market and then protected continually despite a deluge of evidence starting the second they entered the market which showed they needed to be pulled from the market immediately. Observing how this was handled over decades provides a valuable guide for predicting how the vaccine disaster will be handled in the years to come and how to prevent them from being shielded like the SSRIs were.
Kim Witczak Writes
(UN)Acceptable Collateral Damage
Mar 29 Pinned
Until FDA and society is ready to investigate the link between antidepressants and suicide and violence. We will keep finding ourselves asking the question why?
Senator Ron Johnson
@SenRonJohnson
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6h
Duh
Fox News
@FoxNews
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Mar 30
COVID vaccines are not needed for healthy kids and teens, says World Health Organization
https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/
US Covid vaccine damage report – 26million injured, $147billion economic damage
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/us-covid-vaccine-damage-report-26million-injured-147billion-economic-damage/
Dowd “Quite the negative societal ROI,” he added, using the acronym for return on investment.
mary H says
To Annie and Susanne, I feel that we, Rxisk posts and comments readers, owe you both a huge “thank you” for all the searching and researching that you do. I admire your pace – as soon as a post appears, you must be going on to it with great speed to look into every little detail and put bits together to create your comments. You really do deserve our humble thanks as it takes me all my time to read and digest your comments – which goes to prove that i would never, ever find time to dig and delve here and there as you do!
annie says
Thank you, Mary, for the ‘surprise’ comment and kind words.
I wonder if you have seen the new video by Mark Horowitz, which might be a useful tool for your invaluable work in such an important area.
https://twitter.com/markhoro/status/1640823360681549824
mary H says
Hi Annie – yes, thanks, I have seen Mark’s video. He is joining us as a guest speaker during the summer. We are hoping to hear about the new clinic that he’s building up in London. I believe he has quite a long waiting list for his support there. He’s taking people from one particular area at the moment – can’t remember which area now, obviously where the clinic is situated – but those from surrounding areas are able to put their names forward for the waiting list. One person from our group, withdrawing from quetiapine, is closely following Mark’s plan which, so far, seems to be working for him. It’s quite amazing that, in such a small group as ours, 3 are trying to come off quetiapine. “Trying” being the operative word here! Why is it that quetiapine, which is so difficult in withdrawal for many, is being so widely prescribed? Annie – over to you!
annie says
The figures for Quetiapine bring out an important point. Stephen was given Quetiapine by his family doctor Dr Brannigan and by the secondary health services, as in the agitated state triggered by sertraline he was having difficulties in sleeping. He was told this would help. When later asked about how he was he made it clear that Quetiapine was not helping his sleep. His observations were ignored.
The Table however shows that his observations were almost certainly correct. While Quetiapine can be very sedative and many doctors give it in lieu of a sleeping pill, the FDA figures bring out that many doctors and others report to the companies marketing quetiapine (most FDA data comes from companies not patients) that some patients have just the opposite effect – Q interferes with their sleep.
https://davidhealy.org/spotlight-on-the-suicides-the-coroner/
Since 1997 when quetiapine was approved in the US, prescribing rates have increased dramatically all over the world. It’s the fifth-biggest selling prescription drug in the US, with sales over US$6 billion.
In Norway, prescriptions for quetiapine have increased over time from 584 in 2004 to 8,506 in 2015.
In 2010, AstraZeneca – the US pharmaceutical company that makes Seroquel – was fined US$520 million for promoting “off-label” uses of Seroquel to doctors.
This means it was promoted for conditions it was not licensed to treat, such as anger management, anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dementia, depression, mood disorder, PTSD, and sleeplessness.
The company denied the allegations but had to pay the fine.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-11-quetiapine-antipsychotic-pill-linked-overdoses.html
Perhaps Quetiapine could be opened up…
mary H says
Thanks Annie.
‘Quetiapine is a drug designed to reduce hallucinations and delusions experienced by people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.’ Had prescribers kept quetiapine for its original purpose, none of the three now struggling within our group would have been taking it! Interesting that all 3 are really struggling with its horrific “symptoms” even when reducing in very small amounts over a good length of time.
‘People who take quetiapine regularly will experience withdrawal when they stop. Symptoms include nausea, insomnia, headache, diarrhoea, vomiting, dizziness and irritability.’ This makes me laugh – all three would have completely withdrawn with ease if this list covered their suffering.
The worst problem for two of the sufferers is the hallucination side of it. Supposed to reduce such but, in these cases, increases it. In Shane’s case, each reduction adds a threatening angle to his ever-present voices, created by Seroxat, which settle back down after many weeks or even months. In the other case it has created sinister voices for the first time ever with what could have been devastating results. I have just been told that sad news today but, thankfully, he is going to be alright – but won’t ever consider another reduction of it.
Now, they throw quetiapine for sleep problems. Good luck when they decide to come off their dose is all I can say!
susanne says
thank you Heather.
annie says
*UPDATE* …
Dr Aseem Malhotra
@DrAseemMalhotra
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41m
BREAKING: New Pfizer BOMBSHELL lawsuit could change everything in South Africa & then all over the world
International story now hits the United States
https://twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra/status/1642045188557160448
“All sides will get an airing” …
annie says
Brook Jackson
@IamBrookJackson
·
Mar 31
Pfizer Court Case Update: Judge Truncale just dismissed the case.
Robert Barnes
@barnes_law
·
Mar 31
The court requires we appeal to hold Pfizer accountable in the @IamBrookJackson case, and we will be doing precisely that.
#PfizerLiedPeopleDied
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txed.203248/gov.uscourts.txed.203248.96.0.pdf
ORDER AND OPINION GRANTING DEFENDANTS’ MOTIONS TO DISMISS
annie says
WHO
john campbell
@Johnincarlisle
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Apr 1
WHO covid vaccine revised roadmap https://youtu.be/vIG5zTLB3hw via
@YouTube
WHO, moves with the times?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIG5zTLB3hw
Brook Jackson Retweeted
Yaffa Shir-Raz
@YaffaRaz
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13h
As Fauci’s “98% effective in preventing infection” narrative crashed, a modified narrative suddenly appeared: “It prevents severe illness/deaths”. But is that so? Our new paper –
@YaakovOphir @ZakovShay @P_McCulloughMD
& I – reveals astonishing findings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTwoTMBB6Q
Dr Aseem Malhotra Retweeted
Prof Norman Fenton
@profnfenton
·
10h
Replying to
@politicomedico and @DrAseemMalhotra
I ‘retired’ just 3 months ago to care for the vaccine injured person mentioned in the article. And I’ve been working on this stuff 3 years – unlike other maths & stats academics who’ve turned a blind eye to the ‘safe & effective’ claims based on statistical fraud.
How many deaths were caused by the covid vaccines?
An approximate analysis using minimal assumptions.
Norman Fenton
14 min ago
https://wherearethenumbers.substack.com/p/how-many-deaths-were-caused-by-the?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1229032&post_id=109240847&isFreemail=true&utm_medium=email
With respect to the additional number of those who may have died indirectly following serious adverse reactions, we have estimated 35,000 in the UK and 70,000 in the USA. This larger number (relative to population size) for the UK is primarily due to the widespread use of the especially problematic Astra Zeneca vaccine in the first half of 2021. Luckily for the Americans, this vaccine was not used in the USA. Three times as many adverse reactions per dose were reported for this vaccine than for the Pfizer vaccine and over twice as many per dose than for the Moderna vaccine.
While Astra Zeneca has effectively been discarded worldwide the roll-out of yet more boosters of the other vaccines continues unabated. Yet even before these vaccines were shown to be ineffective in stopping infection and transmission there were already sufficient safety signals that should have led to their suspension. In the USA, the CDC’s own analysis of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines found hundreds of safety signals, while an analysis of the original controlled trials data from these companies also revealed unacceptably high rates of serious adverse reactions. With evidence of the increasingly low risk that covid poses to any age group, there is no scientific basis for anybody to get another dose of a covid vaccine. This calamity needs to stop now.
Edward Dowd
@DowdEdward
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11h
Sometimes you just have to marvel at the absurdity of our self-appointed “leaders”…they speak nonsense mostly.
annie says
Prof Norman Fenton
@profnfenton
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3h
So @RobertKennedyJr announces he is challenging Biden for the White House and the main stream media immediately comes out in lockstep with their response ….
https://twitter.com/profnfenton/status/1643944705061801984
Spot the untruths…
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11943819/RFK-Jr-running-PRESIDENT.html
Prof Norman Fenton
@profnfenton
The revelations about the appalling MHRA start at about the 45 minute mark on the video. This is important.
TinyHog
@hoghugs
In which June Raine admits at an @MHRAgovuk meeting (on YouTube) that they knew that the Covid vax had serious side effects before it was rolled out. What are the legal ramifications?
@VIBUK1 @hibbsy1973 @MarkSteynOnline @julesserkin https://ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-5th-april-2023… via @ukcolumn
Wizz along to 44 mins mark and June Raine, MHRA, and keep going…
https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-news-5th-april-2023
June and the Genestalk…
annie says
The deafening silence of Dame June Raine
By Gillian Dymond
March 6, 2022
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-deafening-silence-of-dame-june-raine/
‘I note that after only one death from Doxycycline you and CHM recommend a thorough investigation. This drug has been around since the 1960s and has a good track record for safety. I’m concerned you may wish to withdraw this antibiotic based on one case whilst ignoring the thousands of SAR and deaths associated with the Covid-19 vaccine.’
Brianne Dressen
@BrianneDressen
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Apr 6
Much respect to @garetheve and the others fighting against the brick wall that keeps all of us hidden from view. There is no other avenue left. AstraZeneca clinical trial was my lifetime mistake as well. Praying these fellow victims get justice.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-65187992
Gareth Eve said despite trying to “engage with the government, MPs and three prime ministers” no-one had “reached out” in return.
The Department of Health said all vaccines had “undergone robust trials”.
Father-of-one Mr Eve is among a group of families who lost loved ones, allegedly to side effects caused by the vaccine, who are suing the makers of the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab.
Dr. Augusto Germán Roux Retweeted
Brianne Dressen
@BrianneDressen
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Apr 6
Replying to
@DrBumpusFDA and @US_FDA
I would like to know why the FDA blocked communication with Covid vaccine injured last December. That’s not real science. Open totally independent studies and stop manipulating results and eliminate all conflicts of interest.
Restore our trust in the FDA.
https://twitter.com/RouxAugusto
“Reaching out”
Brianne Dressen
@BrianneDressen
This man is showing the rest of Washington how it’s done. Want to save our country? Stand up for truth, and say the quiet part out loud. A huge thank you to
@SenRonJohnson
and his team!
Senator Ron Johnson
@SenRonJohnson
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17h
Covid-19 vaccine injuries are real and can be severe – including death. I have dedicated myself to pursuing, uncovering, and exposing the truth.
https://twitter.com/BrianneDressen/status/1644428070630334464
Albert Bourla
@AlbertBourla
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2h
This year’s theme for World Health Day is #HealthforAll, which fits perfectly with our core @Pfizer value of equity. We believe that every person should be seen, heard and cared for—but we know there’s much to do before that happens. So here are some ways we’re trying to help: –
As of March 12, 2023, we have delivered more than 4.5 billion doses of our COVID-19 vaccine to 181 countries and territories in every region of the world. This includes nearly 1.8 billion doses to low- and middle-income countries. –
Through the @Pfizer Refugee Leadership Initiative, we continue to hire refugees from Afghanistan, Ukraine and other parts of the world—helping them rebuild their careers, their homes and their health. And last April, I joined 34 other CEOs to launch the http://Welcome.US CEO Council, pledging more than $75 million to support refugee resettlement organizations and non-profits to welcome Afghan and Ukrainian refugees coming to the U.S. –
Through An Accord for a Healthier World, we’re offering the full portfolio of medicines and vaccines that we have global rights to on a not-for-profit basis to 45 lower-income countries, while also collaborating with governments and global health leaders to address gaps in diagnosis, education, infrastructure, storage and more to enhance access to our products for those who need them.
“Albert had glasses on while he was counting out what looked like gold coins from a large cloth bag…
annie says
Edward Dowd Retweeted
Dr Aseem Malhotra
@DrAseemMalhotra
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BREAKING : ‘Covid vaccine booster now does more harm than good’ says Professor of Oncology at St George’s hospital medical school, London A significant breakthrough in mainstream media
No retreat no surrender
https://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/1756038/vaccine-booster-covid-health-government-steve-barclay
Edward Dowd
@DowdEdward
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Pain is inevitable, suffering is a choice.
Jan Jekielek
@JanJekielek
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13h
I asked @RobertKennedyJr recently: There’s a big cost to at least trying to go after the truth today. You don’t feel that? This was his, I might say rather inspiring, answer
https://twitter.com/DowdEdward/status/1644582289962336260
‘Putting his shoulder to the stone’
When your Uncle and your Dad, have been gunned-down, it takes a principled man to keep going
The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health
The big question is can Brand JFK, Jr. Pull off everything the world doesn’t want to hear
“Ah-ha, said Jen, I feel a good story coming on …