Genomics Expert Kevin McKernan on How He Discovered DNA Contamination in the COVID Vaccines, Which Has Been Replicated in Labs Across the Country
"Ask yourselves, do we want to be injecting billions of people with billions of molecules of DNA that could potentially into stem cell genomes or into gametes...When you start getting into stem cells and germ cells, you're in the territory where they put people in jail for doing this. And we've done this not on two CRISPR babies – we've now done this on billions of people who did not consent to this."
all the "unwokes" from Salt Lake City finally got to Stock's headOriginally Posted by Tyde
There is a new variant called EG.5.
It is going to become the dominant variant soon enough, taking over for XBB.1.5, which has been the main variant for almost all of 2023.
Should you be afraid?
No.
EG.5 is a spinoff of the various XBB variants, which in turn were a spinoff of mid-2022's BA.2.
These are all in the Omicron lineage. EG.5 has not been any more dangerous than XBB.1.5. It has been a little more contagious, but it's not even clear if those with previous BA.2 or XBB variant infections are even vulnerable, or if they mostly have existing natural immunity to it.
It seems that COVID has settled into a pattern of being a flu-like virus, which is now killing almost nobody under 75.
Time to burn those masks.
I believe you have taken more clot shots than any other human alive. How does it feel to be a moron?all the "unwokes" from Salt Lake City finally got to Stock's head
Time to get out the n95.
The vax is fucked, what you gonna do when the Goocher strain is released or evolves?
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The reason variant watchers are freaking out is because a new variant (some are calling it BA.6) was discovered in Denmark and Israel. The new strain has 18 RBD mutations with 3 reversions and deletions including 69 - 70 deletions which are associated with disease severity. Additionally there are several other mutations associated with increased transmissibility, increased fusogenicity and increased immune evasiveness.
https://github.com/cov-lineages/pang...on/issues/2183
“They have surpassed all nations in impertinent fables, in bad conduct and in barbarism.”—François-Marie Voltaire
I challenge Stockton to name 50. He's
obv f.o.s.
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I never stopped masking. If you are trusting either side in what they are telling you, you are making a big mistake. There are MULTIPLE bioweapons in circulation that are wiping out White boys. Trust the system, plan, whatever all you want but I'm not trusting anyone or anything after the last 8 years. You are fools to be out there acting like major shit isn't going down and like Whites aren't being targeted in a legit ethnic cleansing campaign as we speak. And it's sketchy as fuck the amount of time, money, and energy all your favorite "right wing" e-celebs, journalists, politicians keep focusing on not wearing masks and acting like that is some ultra important issue to be focused on. You are being played and killed. But, by all means, keep on letting others do all the thinking for you, you conformist, fairweather cucks!
“They have surpassed all nations in impertinent fables, in bad conduct and in barbarism.”—François-Marie Voltaire
There was never a time to be afraid ... you are bad at math
P.S. A cloth mask with 1k+ micron holes in it doesn't stop a virus particle that is 120 microns wide fyi ... again the math (like catching sand in a grocery cart lols)
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/mo...peru-new-study
Horse paste lols ...
I would say original strain in 2019 was more severe but shorter lived than the current one my doggo went through.
The problem with this strain is she is not bouncing back as quick and I had to buy a dog stroller due to low endurance on walks.
The palsy I had has subsided.
Gonna be fun all this murderous shit of the end times.
Get right with God.
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
Ronald Reagan
As an Agnostic who has never had covid (although at this point that just means I'm immune/show no symptoms), have you asked your god why he made you and your dog genetically deficient?
LMK his/hers answer
He's been saying this for a long time. He hasn't been able to name any of them when he's been asked.
https://news.nd.edu/news/in-memoriam...orris-pollard/
Morris Pollard, professor emeritus of biological sciences and director of the University of Notre Dame’s Lobund Laboratory, died Saturday (June 18) at Memorial Hospital in South Bend. He was 95 years old.
A prominent member of the Notre Dame faculty since 1961, Pollard was graduated from The Ohio State University in 1938 and earned master’s and doctoral degrees from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the University of California Berkeley in 1939 and 1950, respectively.
Pollard had already done seminal research on viral diseases, discovering the first retrovirus in 1938, and was pursuing research on avian leukemia for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, when World War II began. He served four years in the U.S. Army’s Veterinary Corps at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, where he investigated and tested vaccines for exotic diseases then afflicting soldiers in the Pacific, such as Q-fever, typhus, primary atypical pneumonia, and “Bullis Fever.” Exposure to these made for dangerous work which killed two of Pollard’s colleagues and left several others with permanent disabilities. Pollard himself received the Army Medal, among the highest military honors for heroism outside of combat.
After the war, Pollard joined the faculty of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, where his pathbreaking research included the development of the first serologic test for hepatitis A. While his research career was in full bloom in Galveston, he was approached in 1961 by Notre Dame’s then-new president, Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., who invited him to come to Notre Dame to take over its Lobund Laboratory, the University’s biological research facility which was then in decline. “During my meeting with Father Hesburgh, I expressed some trepidation about how I, as a Jewish person, might fit in at Notre Dame,” Pollard remembered years later. “He told me, ‘You’ll fit in fine. All of us at Notre Dame are trying to get out of our own ghettoes.’”
Father Hesburgh predicted accurately, and Pollard’s research and teaching flourished here. As Lobund director, he oversaw the University’s longest running medical research program for nearly half a century, published more than 300 scientific articles, developed a unique breed of germ-free “Lobund-Wistar” rats to study the mechanisms of disease. He also continued his investigations of virology and cancer, developing, among other things, bone marrow transplants to treat leukemia and sarcomas, for which he was honored with the Hope Award from the American Cancer Society.
Pollard worked at all of these things until his very last days. “I can’t imagine doing anything else,” he said recently. “I think if you are doing something meaningful and important and you stop doing it, you’ll always look back with regret.”
One regret, and a bitter one, burdened the last quarter century of Pollard’s life. His son, Jonathan Jay Pollard, a former civilian intelligence analyst for the U.S. Navy, is serving a life sentence in federal prison for espionage, having been convicted of spying for Israel in 1985. Since then, Pollard continually and unsuccessfully appealed for clemency for his son.
In addition to Jonathan, Pollard is survived by another son, Harvey, of Potomac, Md., a daughter, Carol Pollard-Levy, of Hamden, Conn., two grandsons and five great-grandchildren. His wife of 63 years, Mildred, died in 2003.
A funeral service will be held in the chapel at the Hebrew Orthodox Cemetery at 10 a.m. Monday (June 20). Condolences may be sent to
Here he is asserting everything I have from the beginning. What would he know right? LOL
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Pollard
https://rumble.com/v38ovm0-jonathan-...va-rising.html
RichardBrodiesCombover has aids
UPDATED: 17 August 2023 8:15 am. - Dr Guy Hatchard
Stats New Zealand released the official figures for births and deaths for the period 1st July 2022 to 30th June 2023 today. The short summary accompanying the release of the horrifying figures compares these to the previous 12 months and reports increases in deaths and reductions in live births. 2022/23 figures would have best been compared to the July 2018 to June 2019 totals, the first available pre-pandemic period. We report this comparison below.
There were 38,442 deaths among all ages for July 2022-June 2023 compared to 33,753 deaths in the 2018/19 comparable period. This is an increase of 4,689 deaths (up 14%) which occurred at a rate of 90 excess deaths per week.
Working age people were also affected. Deaths among 15 to 64 year olds were up by 6%. Figures released by the Household Labour Force Survey reports rates of disability sufficient to preclude joining the workforce among this age group has increased by 37.5% over the same period and now stands at 14.3% of the workforce. That is huge. Why?
Alarmingly, natural live birth increase (births minus deaths) fell from 26,500 in 2018/19 to 19,185 in 2022/23 a decrease of 7,400 or 28%. This is an absolutely unprecedented drop. Nothing even remotely like this has been recorded previously.
All 120 members of parliament in NZ - No comment. Get boosted! Anti-vaxxers are spreading dangerous misinformation!
Here is one of those 120 from the 'Maori' Party bragging about getting his boys from a biker gang of meth dealing, rapists, murderers and thieves who have a swastika in their logo despite being nearly all polynesian. Why? retardation + hard drug and alcohol abuse.
RichardBrodiesCombover has aids
If I’m lyin may Druff strike me dead and the Padres lose
I’m in CVS picking up a prescription. I’m waiting in the “Pick Up” line at a respectful distance cause privacy shit.
The guy in front of me is short and sunburnt and the back of his neck is sweaty. Line is slow and I’m looking this guy over. The work boots. Tough construction day? How hard would it be to take his wallet?
Finally my turn. I get my bag. I grab the pen for the electronic acceptance and signature and payment. The tech who is wearing a mask like everyone else casually mumbles behind his mask that the previous customer had Covid - guess he knew that from his order. He suggested I wash my hands and say a few Hail Marys.
Now the short guy in front of me his appearance makes sense
I hear from friends that they know someone who had it recently. Long sniffles
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