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Biotech Analyst Sounds the Alarm that mRNA Technology May Be in Childhood Vaccines
"This is a 911 call," warned biotech analyst Karen Kingston.
"In 2020 to 2021, childhood vaccination rates were down about 15%. But between 2020 and 2021, [serious injuries and deaths] skyrocketed up four times."
"So, more than likely, there is mRNA technology in these injections."
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"This is a 911 call," warned biotech analyst Karen Kingston.
"In 2020 to 2021, childhood vaccination rates were down about 15%. But between 2020 and 2021, [serious injuries and deaths] skyrocketed up four times."
"So, more than likely, there is mRNA technology in these injections."
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The real reason for the medical tyranny was to reduce the population by increasing infertility via "vaccination", as admitted by Bill Gates. The Malthusian reduction of the sacredness of life to a matter of convenience is what got us here: we need to move towards morality instead.
Merry Christmas.
Robin
https://t.me/robinmg/25477
Merry Christmas.
Robin
https://t.me/robinmg/25477
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Robin Monotti + Dr Mike Yeadon + Cory Morningstar
https://open.substack.com/pub/boriquagato/p/quick-updates-on-covid-vaccine-fertility
I wish this nine month time displacement of culminative vaccination rate & change in birth rate didn’t look horribly linked.
I wish this nine month time displacement of culminative vaccination rate & change in birth rate didn’t look horribly linked.
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Merry Christmas!
"Why, then, did Christians in the West come to celebrate Christmas on 25 December? The answer seems to lie, not in paganism, but — as one might expect — in the great seedbed of Jewish tradition. Rabbis and Church Fathers in the early centuries of the Christian century shared a conviction that the great events of creation and salvation were framed by an essential symmetry. Jewish scholars, tracing this symmetry, could argue that both the creation of the world and the birth of Abraham and his immediate heirs had occurred on the same day of the year that Israel was destined to obtain redemption.
Christian scholars, drawing on similar traditions, came to believe that Jesus had died on the anniversary of his incarnation. And the date of that anniversary? First in Carthage, and then in Rome, it came to be identified with what, according to the Roman calendar, was 25 March. Then, once that particular date had bedded down — and operating on the assumption that Christ had been born nine months after his conception — it required only a simple calculation to arrive at the date of his birth. By the 4th century, 25 December was coming to be enshrined across the western half of the empire as the anniversary of Christ’s birth.
By 597, when missionaries from Rome arrived in Kent to attempt the conversion of the pagan Angles and Saxons, it had become an irrevocable part of the calendar of the Latin Church. As Bede, a hundred years later and more, would teach his countrymen, the rhythms of time were not random, but structured by the purposes of God. The birthday of Christ was joined by a fateful and divinely-ordained patterning to the day of his death.
The foundational story of Christmas, that of the birth of the Son of God amid poverty and danger, gives to the festival its own very particular flavour. The feasting, the gifts, the brief liberation from their sufferings of those ground down by poverty, or oppression or war: all, in the case of Christmas, are endowed with a very culturally distinctive resonance. It is a resonance that derives, not from timeless and universal archetypes, but rather from a specifically Christian narrative. All the other myths and narratives that, over the course of the centuries, have become a part of the festive fabric, from Santa Claus to Scrooge, from football matches in no mans land to the Grinch, endure because they go with its grain.
This year of all years — with a clarity denied us in happier times — it is possible to recognise in Christmas its fundamentally Christian character. The light shining in the darkness proclaimed by the festival is a very theological light, one that promises redemption from the miseries of a fallen world.."
https://unherd.com/2021/12/the-myth-of-pagan-christmas-2/
"Why, then, did Christians in the West come to celebrate Christmas on 25 December? The answer seems to lie, not in paganism, but — as one might expect — in the great seedbed of Jewish tradition. Rabbis and Church Fathers in the early centuries of the Christian century shared a conviction that the great events of creation and salvation were framed by an essential symmetry. Jewish scholars, tracing this symmetry, could argue that both the creation of the world and the birth of Abraham and his immediate heirs had occurred on the same day of the year that Israel was destined to obtain redemption.
Christian scholars, drawing on similar traditions, came to believe that Jesus had died on the anniversary of his incarnation. And the date of that anniversary? First in Carthage, and then in Rome, it came to be identified with what, according to the Roman calendar, was 25 March. Then, once that particular date had bedded down — and operating on the assumption that Christ had been born nine months after his conception — it required only a simple calculation to arrive at the date of his birth. By the 4th century, 25 December was coming to be enshrined across the western half of the empire as the anniversary of Christ’s birth.
By 597, when missionaries from Rome arrived in Kent to attempt the conversion of the pagan Angles and Saxons, it had become an irrevocable part of the calendar of the Latin Church. As Bede, a hundred years later and more, would teach his countrymen, the rhythms of time were not random, but structured by the purposes of God. The birthday of Christ was joined by a fateful and divinely-ordained patterning to the day of his death.
The foundational story of Christmas, that of the birth of the Son of God amid poverty and danger, gives to the festival its own very particular flavour. The feasting, the gifts, the brief liberation from their sufferings of those ground down by poverty, or oppression or war: all, in the case of Christmas, are endowed with a very culturally distinctive resonance. It is a resonance that derives, not from timeless and universal archetypes, but rather from a specifically Christian narrative. All the other myths and narratives that, over the course of the centuries, have become a part of the festive fabric, from Santa Claus to Scrooge, from football matches in no mans land to the Grinch, endure because they go with its grain.
This year of all years — with a clarity denied us in happier times — it is possible to recognise in Christmas its fundamentally Christian character. The light shining in the darkness proclaimed by the festival is a very theological light, one that promises redemption from the miseries of a fallen world.."
https://unherd.com/2021/12/the-myth-of-pagan-christmas-2/
UnHerd
The myth of ‘pagan’ Christmas
Why does the idea that this Christian festival was stolen from heathen tradition persist?
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This is a really serious immunology lesson from Sucharit Bhakdi, explaining why all mRNA injections will unavoidably be toxic.
Forget the word “vaccine”. Whatever you call it, causing the body to express NON-SELF PROTEINS will automatically cause autoimmune attack on your own tissues.
Why? Because your immune system is trained from before birth to recognise as foreign anything that is NOT self.
You actually do make T-cells directed against everything, including self, but in a crucial development step, those self-recognising T-cells are turned off, leaving those able to recognise anything else as foreign and to kill it.
That’s in brief how you keep you safe from foreign threats.
Those threats arise from two basic routes.
1. Infection.
2. Malfunction such as leads to cancer.
3. Some injurious situations like cigarette smoking can give rise to chemically-permanent alterations in long-lived structural proteins.
If you’re subject to an injection with messenger RNA (mRNA) coding for something that’s foreign, your cells which take it up & express that foreign protein will trigger a vigorous attack upon the cells and tissues doing the expressing.
Doesn’t need to be inherently toxic, such as spike protein, though it’ll be even worse if so.
Sucharit Bhakdi was for many years a highly regarded teacher at the University of Mainz, Germany.
What he’s saying here is basic immunology. It’s not guesswork or Star Trek.
Please listen and memorise the basics, then share it on Twitter, Facebook and wherever you can.
Thank you,
Mike
https://rumble.com/v21ppz6-all-mrna-vaccines-will-cause-harm-prof.-dr.-bhakdi.html
https://uncutnews.ch/warum-geimpfte-menschen-sterben-prof-dr-sucharit-bhakdi-erklaert-wie-geimpfte-sportler-und-kinder-relativ-gut-vor-dem-ploetzlichen-tod-geschuetzt-werden-koennen/
Forget the word “vaccine”. Whatever you call it, causing the body to express NON-SELF PROTEINS will automatically cause autoimmune attack on your own tissues.
Why? Because your immune system is trained from before birth to recognise as foreign anything that is NOT self.
You actually do make T-cells directed against everything, including self, but in a crucial development step, those self-recognising T-cells are turned off, leaving those able to recognise anything else as foreign and to kill it.
That’s in brief how you keep you safe from foreign threats.
Those threats arise from two basic routes.
1. Infection.
2. Malfunction such as leads to cancer.
3. Some injurious situations like cigarette smoking can give rise to chemically-permanent alterations in long-lived structural proteins.
If you’re subject to an injection with messenger RNA (mRNA) coding for something that’s foreign, your cells which take it up & express that foreign protein will trigger a vigorous attack upon the cells and tissues doing the expressing.
Doesn’t need to be inherently toxic, such as spike protein, though it’ll be even worse if so.
Sucharit Bhakdi was for many years a highly regarded teacher at the University of Mainz, Germany.
What he’s saying here is basic immunology. It’s not guesswork or Star Trek.
Please listen and memorise the basics, then share it on Twitter, Facebook and wherever you can.
Thank you,
Mike
https://rumble.com/v21ppz6-all-mrna-vaccines-will-cause-harm-prof.-dr.-bhakdi.html
https://uncutnews.ch/warum-geimpfte-menschen-sterben-prof-dr-sucharit-bhakdi-erklaert-wie-geimpfte-sportler-und-kinder-relativ-gut-vor-dem-ploetzlichen-tod-geschuetzt-werden-koennen/
Rumble
All mRNA Vaccines will cause harm - Prof. Dr. Bhakdi
In a interdiciplinary symposium, the internationally renowned scientist and virologist, Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi, makes an emphatic appeal to his medical colleagues all over the world: „Stop giving mRNA-va
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Maxi Jazz, Frontman for U.K. Dance Band Faithless, Dead at 65
"He was a brilliant lyricist, a DJ, a Buddhist, a magnificent stage presence, car lover, endless talker, beautiful person, moral compass and genius," band mates say in statement
A cause of death for the singer, born Maxwell Fraser, is yet to be confirmed."
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/maxi-jazz-faithless-dead-obit-1234652845/
"He was a brilliant lyricist, a DJ, a Buddhist, a magnificent stage presence, car lover, endless talker, beautiful person, moral compass and genius," band mates say in statement
A cause of death for the singer, born Maxwell Fraser, is yet to be confirmed."
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/maxi-jazz-faithless-dead-obit-1234652845/
Rolling Stone
Maxi Jazz, Frontman for U.K. Dance Band Faithless, Dead at 65
Maxi Jazz, frontman for the U.K. dance trio Faithless, has died at the age of 65.
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45. Many people wonder if Internet platforms receive direction from intelligence agencies about moderation of foreign policy news stories. It appears Twitter did, in some cases by way of the FITF/FBI.
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53. Often intel reports are just long lists of newspapers, tweets or YouTube videos guilty of “anti-Ukraine narratives”:
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This is an incredible report, but when you read it, you’ll believe it & kick yourselves for ever having thought that billions of perfectly formed doses of something that didn’t exist a few months earlier had really been made. Obviously the impossible never happened. So, what the dickens has been injected into more than half the world’s population?
Best wishes
Mike
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/nobody-knows-what-is-in-the-vials
Best wishes
Mike
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/nobody-knows-what-is-in-the-vials
Substack
Nobody Knows What is in the Vials
Covid-19 injections are dangerous, non-compliant biological materials. Their production must be stopped until a full investigation can be done.
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This is what's driving the de-Christianization of the West: the goal is to relativize human rights into oligarchy bestowed "social universals".
Robin
Human rights are a unique product of Christian civilisation
https://unherd.com/2022/12/humanism-is-a-heresy-2/
Robin
Human rights are a unique product of Christian civilisation
https://unherd.com/2022/12/humanism-is-a-heresy-2/
UnHerd
Humanism is a heresy
Confusion is bound to follow the death of God
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No Christianity, No “Human Rights” (Historically Speaking)
"Most Americans take the existence of human rights for granted. We see them, to borrow a phrase, as “self-evident.” We can’t really imagine a world without them, or we look at places like China or North Korea with incredulity, as if it’s obvious that their way is clearly wrong. Instead, what these countries demonstrate is that there’s nothing “natural” about the idea of human rights. Rather they are the products of Judaeo-Christian beliefs about the intrinsic dignity of the human person.
Most countries don’t deny the idea of human rights outright. However, because they lack adequate moral grounding for them, human rights become a kind of buffet. Those in power pick the ones they like, for the groups they like, and ignore the rest. Again, to quote the report, “human rights are now misunderstood by many, manipulated by some, rejected by the world’s worst violators, and subject to ominous new threats.
The only secure basis for human rights, of course, is the Christian belief that humans are created in the image of God. Think about that line from our founding documents: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” But it’s not self-evident that we are equal, if we only consider the external attributes humans have. We don’t all share those attributes. We don’t all share the same height, or weight, or IQ, or hair color, or skin tone. Thus equality must be based on some universal human quality that is intrinsic to our humanity. Christianity offers this in the idea of the image of God.
Even non-believers such as Tom Holland, the author of Dominion, have recognized that the West’s ideas about freedom and the dignity of the human person are the product of Christianity. Atheist philosopher John Gray has written that modern politics, with its idea of human rights, “is a chapter in the history of religion,” specifically Christianity. Another atheist philosopher, Luc Ferry, in his book A Brief History of Thought, observes that it is to the idea of the image of God that the “west owes its entire democratic inheritance.
Without the Christian idea of the imago Dei, “universal, indivisible and interdependent and interrelated” human rights simply wouldn’t exist..
Our first freedom, like the rights that depend on it, are grounded in a Christian view of what it means to be human. They cannot be sustained otherwise."
https://breakpoint.org/no-christianity-no-human-rights/
"Most Americans take the existence of human rights for granted. We see them, to borrow a phrase, as “self-evident.” We can’t really imagine a world without them, or we look at places like China or North Korea with incredulity, as if it’s obvious that their way is clearly wrong. Instead, what these countries demonstrate is that there’s nothing “natural” about the idea of human rights. Rather they are the products of Judaeo-Christian beliefs about the intrinsic dignity of the human person.
Most countries don’t deny the idea of human rights outright. However, because they lack adequate moral grounding for them, human rights become a kind of buffet. Those in power pick the ones they like, for the groups they like, and ignore the rest. Again, to quote the report, “human rights are now misunderstood by many, manipulated by some, rejected by the world’s worst violators, and subject to ominous new threats.
The only secure basis for human rights, of course, is the Christian belief that humans are created in the image of God. Think about that line from our founding documents: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” But it’s not self-evident that we are equal, if we only consider the external attributes humans have. We don’t all share those attributes. We don’t all share the same height, or weight, or IQ, or hair color, or skin tone. Thus equality must be based on some universal human quality that is intrinsic to our humanity. Christianity offers this in the idea of the image of God.
Even non-believers such as Tom Holland, the author of Dominion, have recognized that the West’s ideas about freedom and the dignity of the human person are the product of Christianity. Atheist philosopher John Gray has written that modern politics, with its idea of human rights, “is a chapter in the history of religion,” specifically Christianity. Another atheist philosopher, Luc Ferry, in his book A Brief History of Thought, observes that it is to the idea of the image of God that the “west owes its entire democratic inheritance.
Without the Christian idea of the imago Dei, “universal, indivisible and interdependent and interrelated” human rights simply wouldn’t exist..
Our first freedom, like the rights that depend on it, are grounded in a Christian view of what it means to be human. They cannot be sustained otherwise."
https://breakpoint.org/no-christianity-no-human-rights/
breakpoint.org
No Christianity, No “Human Rights” - Breakpoint
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Christmas & the Origins of Human Rights
"This book is about the revolutionary effect of Christianity on the Western psyche. Tom Holland’s gist is that an awful lot of the things we hold to be self-evident in terms of human rights and values — the equality of man (and woman), our solidarity with the weak against the strong, the displacement of religious law by the law of love —squarely derive from the life and teachings of Christ and their subsequent application to our way of looking at the world by his followers, starting with that cultivated and brilliant Jew, St Paul.
The book has already usefully ruffled feathers; contemporary liberals do not particularly like to be reminded of their debt to a world view that they feel they have outgrown and discarded; indeed which many regard as an obstacle in the way of social progress."
https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/books/dominion-the-making-of-the-western-mind-by-tom-holland-review-a4234891.html
"This book is about the revolutionary effect of Christianity on the Western psyche. Tom Holland’s gist is that an awful lot of the things we hold to be self-evident in terms of human rights and values — the equality of man (and woman), our solidarity with the weak against the strong, the displacement of religious law by the law of love —squarely derive from the life and teachings of Christ and their subsequent application to our way of looking at the world by his followers, starting with that cultivated and brilliant Jew, St Paul.
The book has already usefully ruffled feathers; contemporary liberals do not particularly like to be reminded of their debt to a world view that they feel they have outgrown and discarded; indeed which many regard as an obstacle in the way of social progress."
https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/books/dominion-the-making-of-the-western-mind-by-tom-holland-review-a4234891.html
The Standard
Dominion: The Making of the Western Mind by Tom Holland - review
We are the children of a revolution
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