The Covid Vaccine Hoax

[Silver Pie]

The president of the church is a doctor!

He's a retired doctor. I doubt he's up on anything, even if he knows he owns stock in drug companies and has a general authority in the know on them.

[Lemarque]

I was just watching a clip from the WEF where the lady talking mentions how Portugal and Bhutan were able to get really high vaccination. https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/kitt ... dium=email

One thing that specifically hit me this time is how she mentions religion. I know that they did involve religious leaders around the world, but today I wondered, "Why would that be one of the first places they would try get through to people?"

Why did they try and turn it into a moral issue? And why did useful idiots like Bednar think it was part of his duty to help them?

[mudflap]

The president of the church is a doctor!

He's a retired doctor. I doubt he's up on anything, even if he knows he owns stock in drug companies and has a general authority in the know on them.

I don't know about RMN specifically, but I think it's probably worse among all doctors. "Nutrition" isn't a required course, so they know nothing about that. Also, from my interactions with doctors over the course of 30+ years helping family members with appointments and visits and questioning "treatment plans", along with lots and lots of research - I suspect getting a medical license is more a matter of regurgitation rather than actual thinking. short answer: they are told what to think, and never question it, for the most part.

If you ask "why?" too many times, you get under their skin because "the science is settled!"

But when the treatment plan fails, or they get annoyed with you, the answer is to refer you to a specialist. And when that fails, you get a referral to a shrink, because "it's in your head".

See how it works?

The only good doctors, in my experience, are ER doctors and surgeons. Everything else seems to involve a lot of BigPharma and Voodoo.

[Silver Pie]

I don't know about RMN specifically, but I think it's probably worse among all doctors. "Nutrition" isn't a required course, so they know nothing about that. Also, from my interactions with doctors over the course of 30+ years helping family members with appointments and visits and questioning "treatment plans", along with lots and lots of research - I suspect getting a medical license is more a matter of regurgitation rather than actual thinking. short answer: they are told what to think, and never question it, for the most part.

If you ask "why?" too many times, you get under their skin because "the science is settled!"

But when the treatment plan fails, or they get annoyed with you, the answer is to refer you to a specialist. And when that fails, you get a referral to a shrink, because "it's in your head".

See how it works?

The only good doctors, in my experience, are ER doctors and surgeons. Everything else seems to involve a lot of BigPharma and Voodoo.

So very true, Mudflap.

[TheDuke]

I don't know RMN either and I don't want to speak ill of him. But, I have a friend who is a retired oncologist surgeon, world renowned (and rich) but humble. His fried is a heart surgeon in SLC that knew RMN as a Dr. My friend says his friend is arrogant but that his friend says the most arrogant heart surgeon he ever met was RMN. So, he was the best and he knew it. I find that people who were so elevated early on at a young age have over confidence in things. They just don't trust others and in a way look down on them. Anyway, that seems likely given his comments on so many changes in such short time as president and how there is unimity among the 15, like one is way pushy and the others don't want to make a scene. Just my opinion. If so then it would be hard for him to ever rethink already made decisions, I don't think heart surgeons have the ability to learn from hindsight.

[mudflap]

I don't know RMN either and I don't want to speak ill of him. But, I have a friend who is a retired oncologist surgeon, world renowned (and rich) but humble. His fried is a heart surgeon in SLC that knew RMN as a Dr. My friend says his friend is arrogant but that his friend says the most arrogant heart surgeon he ever met was RMN. So, he was the best and he knew it. I find that people who were so elevated early on at a young age have over confidence in things. They just don't trust others and in a way look down on them. Anyway, that seems likely given his comments on so many changes in such short time as president and how there is unimity among the 15, like one is way pushy and the others don't want to make a scene. Just my opinion. If so then it would be hard for him to ever rethink already made decisions, I don't think heart surgeons have the ability to learn from hindsight.

yup. My sense of RMN has always been that he's quite arrogant. way before he was president, he gave a talk where he bragged about having 9 kids while going through medical school at the same time, and tried to make the point that "if I can do it, so can you!" Just makes me sick that he's now running things (into the ground, IMO).

2 Nephi 26:29 behold, priestcrafts are that men preach and set themselves up for a light unto the world, that they may get gain and praise of the world; but they seek not the welfare of Zion.

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[Chip]

^^^^ Looks like the church lots its excitement for Zion a hundred years ago.

[Thinker]

…getting a medical license is more a matter of regurgitation rather than actual thinking. short answer: they are told what to think, and never question it, for the most part.

If you ask "why?" too many times, you get under their skin because "the science is settled!"...

There are exceptions, but generally I’ve see that often too. They can think well - but only within predetermined parameters - often missing factors & better alternatives.

[mudflap]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1624134526078226460

wow. Nancy Mace is a raging bull. Where do we get more like her?

[mudflap]

[TwochurchesOnly]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1624134526078226460

wow. Nancy Mace is a raging bull. Where do we get more like her?

Awesome!!

[Christianlee]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1624134526078226460

wow. Nancy Mace is a raging bull. Where do we get more like her?

Wow! In a just world all of these people would be heading to jail. Safe and effective and wise government leaders? Nope.

[Christianlee]

Landmark Study Vindicates Everyone Who Touted Natural Immunity to COVID-19

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2023/02/17 ... 19-n704926

[Lizzy60]

https://www.ktvb.com/amp/article/news/l ... be10300075

A bill has been introduced in Idaho making it against the law to administer an mRNA injection.

[Christianlee]

Masks are useless according to study.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/rest ... inst-covid

“This is significant because Cochrane reviews are the most esteemed of their kind. The National Institutes of Health describes them as “ the gold standard for meta-analytic reviews ” because of their low vulnerability to bias and generally higher quality. So when they say masks made no difference in the effort to minimize the damage of the pandemic, it’s probably accurate.

“In a sane world, this report is nothing short of a bombshell. The implications behind it are staggering. It means that, among other things, an entire generation of children was needlessly conditioned to fear the bare faces of friends and neighbors, that these same children needlessly suffered with regard to the aspects of brain development that require facial recognition, and that the sick and elderly were given a false sense of security while masking, which put countless lives at risk. This was not a small mistake.”

[Lizzy60]

https://www.brighteon.com/6e404994-a395 ... 91eb86b1d5

A great interview about how the DoD is complicit in both the pandemic and the vaccine solution.

[Being There]

[Lizzy60]

A flying instructor, who held a Class 1 Medical, died inflight while flying with a qualified pilot. The pilot thankfully was able to land the aircraft safely. A post-mortem concluded that the instructor died from acute cardiac failure.

Class 1 Medical means he was in top health condition. It is renewed annually after an extensive physical, so less than a year ago, this flight instructor had nothing wrong, especially with his heart.

[HVDC]

A flying instructor, who held a Class 1 Medical, died inflight while flying with a qualified pilot. The pilot thankfully was able to land the aircraft safely. A post-mortem concluded that the instructor died from acute cardiac failure.

Class 1 Medical means he was in top health condition. It is renewed annually after an extensive physical, so less than a year ago, this flight instructor had nothing wrong, especially with his heart.

Pilots are some of the smarter people that I know.

The type that does things, not merely watches others do things.

Amazing how so many of them haven't figured out that.

This isn't their grandpa's country anymore.

Why not?

What am I missing?

Sir H

[Christianlee]

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video ... story.html

“Now Tucker, the FDA and the CDC, this is governmental data, they use a danger threshold. We did it exactly by their recommendations of two fold or greater is abnormal. What you said is true. We found a 1200 fold increase in severe menstrual abnormalities, a 57 fold increase in miscarriage, a 38 fold increase in fetal death or stillbirth rates. We found 15 other major pregnancy complications, all far exceeding the CDC and the FDA values of safety. What we have is I can produce more than 30 other completely independent sources globally that corroborate exactly our findings, Tucker. And if that is not bad enough, this includes Pfizer's own internal data," Thorp told Carlson.

[RosyPosy]

Biden Negotiates Deal to Give the U.N. Authority Over U.S. Pandemic Policies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Pj1GN2HJI&t=72s

[Christianlee]

Biden Negotiates Deal to Give the U.N. Authority Over U.S. Pandemic Policies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Pj1GN2HJI&t=72s

Traitor. The Senate should have to approve it to make it valid. 67 votes.

[RosyPosy]

Biden Negotiates Deal to Give the U.N. Authority Over U.S. Pandemic Policies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_Pj1GN2HJI&t=72s

Traitor. The Senate should have to approve it to make it valid. 67 votes.

This is a clear violation of the first amendment. Looks like he wants to bypass the Legislative branch.

[Lizzy60]

It’s morbid, but Steve Kirsch just posted that the only way the jabs are going to stop you from getting covid......is if they kill you first.

[mudflap]