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COVID Boosters Trigger Metastasis

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#4

Thanks for these reports. Very informative. Hope it eventually leads to a number of court cases.

I have to say, the people I know as friends or acquaintances, virtually all of whom have taken the jabs, do not want to hear of side effects. Some have explicitly said so, others (the majority) simply don’t respond when shown articles as the above, while a third group dismiss it as conspiracy.

Just spotted an article in de Volkskrant (the Dutch equivalent of the Guardian) about the worrying high level of excess deaths. Mentioning that there are “internet rumours” of possible vaccine side effects, it instantly dismisses this with the phrase “but the serious experts rule this out”. Followed by what the Dutch NHS says.

What’s also remarkable is that some of the reasons given for the extra deaths is the lack of human contact with ill people during the lockdown whose condition deteriorated as a result. Ah yes, amazing how at the time of these lockdowns, that was not considered important because we had to “save lives”. Not to mention that this doesn’t include many other cases – the sudden deaths.

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#5

Willem, the cause and effort analysis of all this (I can’t now remember the technical term) is quite breathtaking.

Over 2 years they completely trashed the world economy.

One can only conclude that it was all done on purpose.

2023 might be interesting…

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#6

Evvy, you hear all the bad stuff about the UK, yet my cousin Lorraine has had quite good treatment (this is east Anglia/Norwich).

Most of them will be dead in the next 2 years.

This leaves a very big question: what are us survivors going to do?

We are facing the biggest mass murder in human history.

#7

My impression FWIW (could be zilch) has been that if you get past the period since the last booster (6m? A year?), you’re probably not going to be one of the dramatic statistics.
The emerging cancer issue may change that - but it still might be that the problem that leads to more or more aggressive cancers (immune system damage) will be effective relatively quickly or not at all.
I’ve not gathered my own thoughts but the expert people who are on this, like pathologist Cole and microbiologist Bhakhid(?) say don’t take any more boosters. Further the ones I pay attention to that look at the emerging numbers, say the evidence points to worse outcomes with more boosters.
But those who took just one or two jabs over a year ago have IMHO likely got away with it, at least as far as these chilling scenarios are concerned

Wur not doomed!

Help is at hand - the musketeers are on it - probably everybody should follow this, including me:

I-RECOVER

Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol

“The great I-am”
Seems the more everybody chants ‘Ivermectin’ the better… :slightly_smiling_face:
Cheers

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#8

Evvy, my experience is (at 58 years old), that so much depends upon your mental state. I’ve seen so many die over the years who basically just ‘gave up’; they’d had enough of this mortal coil.

On the otherhand we’ve got many (remember, large extended family) who were given terminal diagnosis years ago yet are still alive.

Of course it’s all a bit of a lottery, yet I do find that an aggressive/positive mental attitude will improve your chances of survival.

This basically means saying “fuck you!” to authority.

Diet is the other big thing - cancer feeds on sugar (salt is the other really bad one, although not so much with regard to cancer). When was the last time you went to a doctor and they advised you how to eat healthily? Instead they prescribe you mountains of crap pills (because it’s £££).

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#9

Recently, as part of the spontaneous bonfire of un-interrogated long-term beliefs that’s come over me as a result of living through the covid swindle, I’ve stopped worrying about sugar and salt, as also about animal fats, etc. I eat all of them to appetite, which nowadays is quite modest anyway.

Amongst other things lately, I’ve shrugged off too my long-term anxiety about the climate: into the bonfire with it! (And what a weight off the shoulders that’s been!) I realised that I’d accepted the alarm-sounding by authority-figures years ago without any in-depth investigation; but when you DO look carefully, and actually listen to the climate-sceptics’ reasonings, the whole ‘AGW emergency’ thing all turns out to be highly iffy moonshine, despite all the shrieking certainties of the still-convinced…

As it happens, I’m being wound right now into a drastic - and yet apparently now rather routine - surgical process. The next catheterisation to try to see close-up my aortal heart-valve, via my radial (wrist) artery, in preparation for a valve-replacement via key-hole surgery (sic! astonishingly enough!), is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday.

All the investigative tests that the good folk at my local hospital have run on me so far have shown a system that’s holding up pretty well, despite my free-wheeling attitude lately to all the shibboleths and taboos of current official ‘clean living’ prescriptions: Salt, butter, sugary ‘fecky’ (as my workmates in a local bread-factory where I worked as a vacation-time student used to call confectionaries! :slight_smile: ) - I eat as much of all of the tabooed stuff as I fancy, and apparently take no ill effect from it. So all the run-up-to-surgery tests seem to show, anyway.

Mind you, I have been doing daily shamanic practices for about six decades now, which include regular magical work to promote the well-being of all my nearest and dearest, with my own overall health tacked on at the end of the daily workings.

It works! Resolute mind definitely governs the behaviour of matter generally, in my long-extended experience. And that includes the doings of personal biology, so long as you do it all in an unwaveringly white-magic way: “…with good intent to all, and none left out…”

So - if they manage to get a close look at my valve tomorrow (the previous attempt to look, through my femoral (groin) artery had to be aborted because - as the surgeon said - when he got to the aorta it was “so curly-whirly” that he didn’t want to push the catheter any further, for fear of causing a tear) I shall be scheduled for the full-on valve-replacement at the regional hospital’s specialist unit, some time in the next few weeks. Tomorrow, they’re trying another route to get a close look…

I notice, with a certain wry amusement, that you have to sign an acceptance-form outlining a remote risk of possibly needing major open-chest emergency surgery, if something goes amiss; yet it all strikes me as something to just go into with a serene mind, on the hugely liberating principle that ‘che sera, sera’, and ‘all will be well, and all manner of things will be well’ - no matter what happens; death included, natch! :innocent:

If you don’t hear from me for a while after tomorrow, you’ll know that something Interesting must have happened. Que sera, sera… :wink: :smile:

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#10

Get well soon and enjoy the loss of your burden

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#11

Good luck to you today Rhis. Thanks for these insights into what makes you tick!
Hopefully it will be uneventful.
Best, ED

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#12

Some years ago I had lots of problems with Irritable Bowel Syndrome. In hindsight, I know now that this was a reaction to prolonged stress. However, I was referred to a dietician who was very helpful in her advice. Not being flung some pills made a nice change.

Gabor Maté’s book When The Body Says No has many examples of people simply giving up, or their physical self doing so, even if (especially when) they were still trying to drive themselves very hard.

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#13

All the best for tomorrow @RhisiartGwilym.

cheers

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#14

Evvy, my cousin is now on her last legs. Riddled with cancer and with a serious heart condition - she’s had numerous heart attacks over the last few days.

This is one or the fastest ones I’ve seen recently - from symptoms to diagnosis to near-death in the space of 7 weeks.

My cousin is an artist, a very talented painter. She’s very well clued in, yet basically was coerced into having this shite injected into her. It’s a long story that I won’t go into.

huge indraw of breath

But you know the old saying: you don’t get angry, you get even…

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#15

Sorry about your cousin RobG. I know someone else with such a cancer progression, overtaken by the speed of the advance which took everyone aback. I don’t know their vax status.
It all needs to be stopped - there needs to be a lot of wakey-wakey.

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#16

Rhis, your mental state does make a huge difference, so I know you’ll be back on these boards shortly.

Tell 'm all to fuck off.

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#17

Thanks, Rob! Yes indeed, back on the job again, after another highly inspiring session with the excellent good folk at my local hosp. All is on course, they tell me, for one of these simply astonishing heart-valve replacements - via keyhole surgery using clever catheters, amazingly!

I stand silenced by how blessed we all are, in spite of everything. It may seem irrational, but I remain fundamentally optimistic about the future of the Earth, and about humankind’s sojourn here…

PS: You may have picked up by now that my Long Descenter’s luddite-ism isn’t actually all devouring! Notwithstanding the non-negotiable reality of our descent away from hitech industrialism and its bastard offspring startrekkytechietechie, there’s still lots of room for optimism, and gladness about the vast array of good things that life offers us, despite everything. All you have to do is say ‘yes!’ and accept your share gratefully, whatever its size. :smile:

#18

I see elsewhere that Billy is talking about putting mRNA in food now…

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#19

I’m fairly sure I saw an article suggesting that animals bred for food (cows specifically IIRC) may be injected with mRNA for some or other reason. Makes them fart less, or some such nonsense.

I should have read the article more closely, but one of the points made was that this would boost immunity and obviate the need for antibiotics. Antibiotics, as any fule kno, are BAD. (Cheap, out-of-patent, most likely the key issues.) There was the suggestion too that new species, able to be patented, like good old oncomouse, might be an outcome.

#20

My younger sister has suffered from Crohns since her late teens.

I know, It sounds like half my family are dead or dying - when it comes to my family you really couldn’t make it up.

With regard to my younger sister, because it’s such a painful condition they put them on opiates; mostly morphine, and they all become addicts.

#21

The 8 minute video in G’s post below covers most of what you are saying here:

cheers

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#22

Thanks, I have yet to open that thread… on my way now :wink:

#23

More on these boosters, this post by the sound-seeming blog ‘amidwesterndoctor’, triggered by the announcement that the FDA wants to move to ANNUAL booster shots.
I read somewhere that this also removed immunity for the maufacturers outwith the Emergency Use Authorisation (which has done a great job so far of protecting Pharma and its investors).

Excerpt:

"Given that existing evidence now shows that:

•More COVID-19 vaccines over time result in reduced immunity to COVID-19 for the individual (best shown below by the Cleveland Clinic’s study of 51011 people):…"

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This graph seems to show quite clearly that More Boosters equated to More Covid’.
As is explained in the blog this is from the Cleveland Study.
Link here to the full text of the study so you can see the graph.

If you just look at the abstract you might just see this:

“Summary Among 51011 working-aged Cleveland Clinic employees, the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine booster was 30% effective in preventing infection, during the time when the virus strains dominant in the community were represented in the vaccine.”

which doesn 't have the same ring somehow, though below 50% is not encouraging for a vaccine.

This whole post is worth a quick read. Here’s one quote I thought was telling:

“Opening the market for mRNA therapies and permanently establishing another annually required vaccination for all Americans could provide so much future income to the medical industry so it was a foregone conclusion that anything which threatened this outcome would be targeted by every one of our institutions.”

ED

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