They never did any fertility studies.

Out of the 25 women who accidentally got pregnant during the pfizer vaccine trial:
-15 miscarried.
-9 babies born, 5 had abnormalities.

CDC said “Safe and effective” and pushed the shots on pregnant women.

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Save these pics cus they show a large majority white population in European countries and America that began to change and become more multi-racial, multi-ethnic beginning from about the late 1960, or early 1970, and gradually getting to what we have now

Window shopping in London, 1954

I don’t see a multi-racial, multi-ethnic Europe in this photo

1925.
Dunfermline swimming pool.

Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

#TTN_Architecture

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Gruyères Castle

The Castle was built between 1270 and 1282. It was the property of the Counts of Gruyères until the bankruptcy of Count Michael in 1554. In 1849 the castle was sold to the Bovy and Balland families who used it as their summer residence. In 1938 the canton of Fribourg bought the castle, turned it into a museum and opened it to the public.

-Gruyères,Switzerland 🇨🇭

Science is supposed to be in direct opposition to religion. The way it’s been presented to the public is that science relies on testable empirical evidence and observation, whilst religion relies on belief, faith.

Science is presented as objective verifiable truth, facts, and religion is presented as unverifiable subjective truth that is subjected to the belief of each individual. However, that’s not the whole picture, now is it.

Fact is that even science is partly based on so-called subjective truth, belief, faith, and that would be the theoretical part of science.

Some scientific theories serve as foundation on top of which entire branches of sciences are built.

For example, darwinian theory of evolution is one of them. Another one major science theory is “the Big Bang” which serves as the foundation for the model of the universe.

I’m not a scientist myself, but you don’t need impressive academic degrees to understand this. Anyone can try to take apart the “Big Bang theory” and the deeper you go the less it starts to appear science and more as religion, it’s a belief system and not actual science.

The big bang theory is based on mathematical equations, and so it is not really verifiable. You cannot claim that the big bang theory was based on verifiable testable empirical evidence and observation. Can’t go back in time 4 billion years ago to verify how the universe came into existence. And just because you can explain it away with mathematical equations, to me personally this doesn’t prove anything.

A scientific theory is supposed to be different from a regular theory I hear, but a theory, even if scientific can still possibly be wrong, this means that it’s not an absolute indisputable truth, it’s not a scientific fact.

The whole world went along with Big Bang theory being presented as a scientific fact, even though it could be proven wrong in the future. This means the world follows a belief.

Our current model of universe wasn’t the only one. There were several other options, but only one was chosen to be the dominant one. Only one was promoted by the institution of science. And as far as I’m aware, the big bang THEORY which is the foundation for the current universal model, was not taught to students in school as a theory, but as scientific fact, which is wrong!

I’m not sure if the academia has changed their manipulative tactics as of late, but for decades or longer the science/physics students have been taught the Big Bang theory as if it’s all already been verified by countless experts, which is misleading the young minds of students all over the world. Students are discouraged from asking too many questions, from challenging the official information that’s being taught to them. Which of course is not a surprise to me.