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My dad is back in the hospital with a chest infection. A doctor told me she wants to put a DNR on him after suggesting intubation. I insisted on antibiotics and treatment instead. I'm terrified to leave him alone; I just want him to pull through.
@_janey_j - Janey
My poor dad taken into hospital again with a chest infection - A bitch NHS Dr told me she’s putting a DNR on him after telling me she wanted to intubate and ventilate him. She was warned not to do that, give him the anti biotics and treat him. She said the consultant will make the decision tomorrow. How fucking dare they. 😡Scared to leave my dad alone as these scumbags simply cannot be trusted. Praying my dad makes it through this 😢🙏🏼
@_Janey_Jay - Janey
‘Those who have conducted this vaccination programme have made a catastrophic mistake’ ~ Dr Paul Alexander https://t.co/QLmnXCOn6V
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Gene injections, also known as vaccines, aim to stimulate adaptive immunity and neutralizing antibodies to eliminate the virus. However, the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines have shown negative efficacy, with vaccinated individuals getting infected and reinfected. This leads to the emergence of more infectious variants. Continuing the current vaccine rollout will prolong the pandemic, as new variants will keep emerging. Vaccinating during a pandemic with high infectious pressure is a catastrophic mistake. These vaccines cannot and will not work.
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Speaker 0: Something has happened with this particular gene injections. Some call them vaccines. We continue to call them gene injections that when you vaccinate a population, you are going to you're trying to stimulate adaptive immunity and that means neutralizing antibodies that will eliminate the virus. So you wanna stop infection, you wanna stop replication, you wanna stop transmission. But rapidly, we go to see negative efficacy with these Pfizer and Moderna vaccines particularly where we are seeing that those who are vaccinated are becoming infected and reinfected repeatedly.
So much so that when you use these vaccines now, they are placing the pathogen and as doctor Cole said earlier, we are BA 4, BA 5 sub variant clades. When you place these, variants under pressure, natural selection will operate and will select for more infectious variants. So much so that if you kept this program going the new booster you are going to keep this pandemic going for many many more years in other words this vaccine roll out the way it has been done and the way it is continuing will keep in variant variants emerging, 1 variant after the next, and they're gonna be more infectious and, So we're going to have to do that. So we're going to have to do that. So I have no question when you look at the data that the vaccination program, the mass vaccination into a pandemic whilst there's tremendous infectious pressure.
You see that is the issue that we that that that that those who conducted this vaccination program have made a catastrophic mistake. You do not load your weapon whilst the enemies on the battlefield, you vaccinate outside of season. We have vaccinated while this virus are circulating. These vaccines cannot work, will not work. They will feel and are
@_Janey_Jay - Janey
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@_Janey_J - Janey
Bill gates ~ “making money off vaccines is a conspiracy theory”
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Billions of dollars have been invested in vaccines, saving millions of lives. However, there is a conspiracy theory that suggests the intention is to profit from vaccines rather than saving lives. The speaker reveals that the return on investment for these vaccinations over the past two decades is an impressive 20 to 1, making it a highly profitable venture. This contradicts the conspiracy theory and highlights the economic benefits of vaccines.
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Speaker 0: Given billions for vaccines and and save millions of lives, if you just kind of invert that and say, no. We're, you know, trying to make money from vaccines and, not trying to save lives, that's a popular conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: You've invested $10,000,000,000 in vaccinations over the last 2 decades. And you figured out the return on investment for that. And it kind of stunned me. Can you walk us through the math?
Speaker 0: Over a 20 to 1 return. So if you just looked at the economic benefits. That's a pretty strong number compared to anything else. No, we're trying to make money from vaccines and that's you know, a popular conspiracy theory. Over a 20 to 1 return.