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Clever article that I enjoyed reading. Framed around the Truman Show movie.

But in a less spectacular context.
Or is it? Hmm…

I’d recommend watching this film first if you haven’t seen it.

‘Unbekoming’ seems a new kid on the block, making a bit of a splash with his/hers/theirs/its pointy insights about matters like vaccination.

Unbekoming makes a lot of acerbic comparisons with the vaccination support network, which is far bigger than it seems. There is hardly anything anything medical in the essay, it’s not needed.

ED

An Essay on Why the Evidence Doesn’t Wake Anyone Up

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#2

Yes, a good piece that was. Unbekoming Substack well worth following.

An interesting one lately, I forget the name but it might be George Wright, is a very smart but definitely Spooky naysayer who seems somehow linked with Rupert Lowe’s lot. (Restock? Restack? Respond? Some or other.)

Andy Burnham hasn’t jetted off to Tel Aviv quite yet then. A good first week lol

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Again, courtesy of the Unbekoming substack, one in the eye for those that reject Convid jabs as bio weapons. Even without understanding the science …

In December 2024, Diblasi and colleagues published in the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research a systematic ICP-MS analysis of six brands of COVID-19 injectables from Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Cansino, Sinopharm, and Sputnik V.¹ They quantified fifty-seven chemical elements. Only two, sodium and phosphorus, were declared across all products. Three others appeared on some labels but not others. Fifty-five were undeclared.

Read the list in one pass and it looks like scattered contamination. Read it by cation charge state and a specific pattern emerges.

The trivalent cations, whose dominant biological state carries three positive charges: aluminum, gallium, chromium in the +3 state, iron in the +3 state, cobalt in the +3 state, yttrium, lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, erbium, ytterbium, thallium in the +3 state, and bismuth. Twenty elements.

The higher-valence outliers, carrying four to six positive charges: uranium (+6), tungsten (+6), molybdenum (+6), thorium (+4), zirconium (+4), titanium (+4), hafnium (+4), tellurium (+4), niobium (+5), vanadium (+5), and antimony (+5). Eleven more.

Twelve of the fifteen lanthanides were present. All eleven of what the toxicology literature classifies as heavy metals were present.

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