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Joe Rogan Drops Theory Explaining Why Most Doctors Are Silent on COVID Vax Injuries and Deaths
“It takes a very courageous person to say, ‘Not only was I wrong, but I probably f*cked people over. And a lot of people might have been adversely affected.’”
“They told you to get it. They probably chastised people and scolded people [who] didn’t get it. So now, they have this opinion that they have started with and they stuck with, and they want to be correct.”
Rogan also revealed some disturbing anecdotes:
1.) Two of his friends now have pacemakers following the rollout of the C19 injections. “One of them is in his thirties, [and] one of them is in his forties.”
2.) “People I know personally [who] got the shot blacked out—quite a few.”
“There’s a lot of factors (going into why more people are dying), but one of those factors might be this experimental medication,” Rogan said.
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“It takes a very courageous person to say, ‘Not only was I wrong, but I probably f*cked people over. And a lot of people might have been adversely affected.’”
“They told you to get it. They probably chastised people and scolded people [who] didn’t get it. So now, they have this opinion that they have started with and they stuck with, and they want to be correct.”
Rogan also revealed some disturbing anecdotes:
1.) Two of his friends now have pacemakers following the rollout of the C19 injections. “One of them is in his thirties, [and] one of them is in his forties.”
2.) “People I know personally [who] got the shot blacked out—quite a few.”
“There’s a lot of factors (going into why more people are dying), but one of those factors might be this experimental medication,” Rogan said.
More Stories:
FBI quietly releases unclassified file on Ashli Babbitt…during the solar eclipse.
Bidenomics Hits Americans With Double Whammy
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Advice on how to avoid “most of the AI-generated website optimization crap” is spreading across Western social media. Even Elon Musk considers the current state of affairs to be a "real problem."
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From SG: I lost a friend yesterday. Presumed heart attack. 46 years old. Two children ages 5 and 3. It’s vital to remember these excess deaths in the aftermath of the Vaxx 1.0 – 1.6. Each and every one. They must be remembered because the next health crisis will push the vaccines even more harshly, […]
https://voxday.net/2024/04/23/remember-this/
From SG: I lost a friend yesterday. Presumed heart attack. 46 years old. Two children ages 5 and 3. It’s vital to remember these excess deaths in the aftermath of the Vaxx 1.0 – 1.6. Each and every one. They must be remembered because the next health crisis will push the vaccines even more harshly, […]
https://voxday.net/2024/04/23/remember-this/
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William Shakespeare's influence on the English language is immense, with many phrases he coined still in common use today. Here are 25 popular phrases that originate from Shakespeare's plays:
1. "Break the ice" (The Taming of the Shrew) - to commence a project or initiate a friendship.
2. "The be all and end all" (Macbeth) - the central or most important element.
3. "Fair play" (The Tempest) - adherence to rules or standards of fairness.
4. "In a pickle" (The Tempest) - to be in a difficult situation.
5. "Love is blind" (The Merchant of Venice) - love does not see imperfections.
6. "Wild-goose chase" (Romeo and Juliet) - a futile search or pursuit.
7. "Heart of gold" (Henry V) - a very kind or generous nature.
8. "Such stuff as dreams are made on" (The Tempest) - the ephemeral nature of human life and pursuits.
9. "Wear my heart on my sleeve" (Othello) - to openly display one's emotions.
10. "Dead as a doornail" (Henry VI) - absolutely dead or unusable.
11. "Green-eyed monster" (Othello) - jealousy.
12. "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" (Romeo and Juliet) - what matters is what something is, not what it is called.
13. "All that glitters is not gold" (The Merchant of Venice) - appearances can be deceptive.
14. "Bated breath" (The Merchant of Venice) - in great suspense; very anxiously.
15. "Brave new world" (The Tempest) - a new and hopeful period in history.
16. "Full circle" (King Lear) - returning to the original position or state of affairs.
17. "Good riddance" (Troilus and Cressida) - an expression of relief at being free of a troublesome or unwanted person or thing.
18. "It was Greek to me" (Julius Caesar) - something that cannot be understood; incomprehensible.
19. "Kill with kindness" (The Taming of the Shrew) - to overwhelm or harm someone by excessive kindness.
20. "Knock knock! Who’s there?" (Macbeth) - the phrase used in the famous knock-knock jokes originated from this play.
21. "Laughing stock" (The Merry Wives of Windsor) - a person subjected to general mockery or ridicule.
22. "Naked truth" (Love’s Labour's Lost) - the plain or unembellished truth.
23. "Set your teeth on edge" (Henry IV) - to cause someone to feel intense irritation or discomfort.
24. "Star-crossed lovers" (Romeo and Juliet) - lovers whose relationship is doomed to fail.
25. "There’s the rub" (Hamlet) - a phrase indicating a problem or obstacle.
These phrases show Shakespeare's lasting impact on the way we express ideas and emotions in English.
William Shakespeare's influence on the English language is immense, with many phrases he coined still in common use today. Here are 25 popular phrases that originate from Shakespeare's plays:
1. "Break the ice" (The Taming of the Shrew) - to commence a project or initiate a friendship.
2. "The be all and end all" (Macbeth) - the central or most important element.
3. "Fair play" (The Tempest) - adherence to rules or standards of fairness.
4. "In a pickle" (The Tempest) - to be in a difficult situation.
5. "Love is blind" (The Merchant of Venice) - love does not see imperfections.
6. "Wild-goose chase" (Romeo and Juliet) - a futile search or pursuit.
7. "Heart of gold" (Henry V) - a very kind or generous nature.
8. "Such stuff as dreams are made on" (The Tempest) - the ephemeral nature of human life and pursuits.
9. "Wear my heart on my sleeve" (Othello) - to openly display one's emotions.
10. "Dead as a doornail" (Henry VI) - absolutely dead or unusable.
11. "Green-eyed monster" (Othello) - jealousy.
12. "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" (Romeo and Juliet) - what matters is what something is, not what it is called.
13. "All that glitters is not gold" (The Merchant of Venice) - appearances can be deceptive.
14. "Bated breath" (The Merchant of Venice) - in great suspense; very anxiously.
15. "Brave new world" (The Tempest) - a new and hopeful period in history.
16. "Full circle" (King Lear) - returning to the original position or state of affairs.
17. "Good riddance" (Troilus and Cressida) - an expression of relief at being free of a troublesome or unwanted person or thing.
18. "It was Greek to me" (Julius Caesar) - something that cannot be understood; incomprehensible.
19. "Kill with kindness" (The Taming of the Shrew) - to overwhelm or harm someone by excessive kindness.
20. "Knock knock! Who’s there?" (Macbeth) - the phrase used in the famous knock-knock jokes originated from this play.
21. "Laughing stock" (The Merry Wives of Windsor) - a person subjected to general mockery or ridicule.
22. "Naked truth" (Love’s Labour's Lost) - the plain or unembellished truth.
23. "Set your teeth on edge" (Henry IV) - to cause someone to feel intense irritation or discomfort.
24. "Star-crossed lovers" (Romeo and Juliet) - lovers whose relationship is doomed to fail.
25. "There’s the rub" (Hamlet) - a phrase indicating a problem or obstacle.
These phrases show Shakespeare's lasting impact on the way we express ideas and emotions in English.
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It happened before 2020, but 2020 was this on steroids.
Protocol 7 is the story about Merck allegedly lying about their trial results for the mumps vaccine.
Two scientists, Stephen Krahling and Joan Wlochowski, filed a whistleblower lawsuit in 2010 claiming Merck skewed tests of the vaccine by adding animal antibodies to blood samples
"Safe and effective"
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Protocol 7 is the story about Merck allegedly lying about their trial results for the mumps vaccine.
Two scientists, Stephen Krahling and Joan Wlochowski, filed a whistleblower lawsuit in 2010 claiming Merck skewed tests of the vaccine by adding animal antibodies to blood samples
"Safe and effective"
More here
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Nothing honey about the Honey Badger, except the name.Considered as one of the toughest,it takes on three leopards and emerges victorious…
Size isn't the only thing that matters in a fight in the wild.
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Size isn't the only thing that matters in a fight in the wild.
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TIL San Antonio's Riverwalk is drained every two years and popular items found at the bottom of the river include cellphones, laptops, and scooters, in addition to chairs, lights and even a stroller
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A Tale of Two Comics
Alt★Hero: Q Volume 1 When federal agent Roland Dane is sent to Peru to escort a U.S. Cabinet member, he has no reason to believe his assignment is connected in any way to his Treasury team’s recent bust of a ring of amateur counterfeiters. But when the Secretary of State and his entourage is unexpectedly […]
https://voxday.net/2024/04/22/a-tale-of-two-comics-2/
Alt★Hero: Q Volume 1 When federal agent Roland Dane is sent to Peru to escort a U.S. Cabinet member, he has no reason to believe his assignment is connected in any way to his Treasury team’s recent bust of a ring of amateur counterfeiters. But when the Secretary of State and his entourage is unexpectedly […]
https://voxday.net/2024/04/22/a-tale-of-two-comics-2/
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The social media app Telegram has over 900 million users around the world. Its founder Pavel Durov sat down with us at his offices in Dubai for a rare interview.
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The social media app Telegram has over 900 million users around the world. Its founder Pavel Durov sat down with us at his offices in Dubai for a rare interview.
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⚪️ 🇺🇸 🎓 "America’s Student Loans Were Never Going to be Repaid."
⬛️ From a NYT article ennoscriptd, "America’s Student Loans Were Never Going to be Repaid."
🔶️ "Male, white & Asian borrowers made progress on their loans between 2009 and 2022. Female, Black & Latino borrowers had increasing balances until the repayment pause came into effect."
📝 Porter: "This is the reason the Democrats are hellbent on student debt relief. It’s a massive transfer of wealth to their voters"
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⬛️ From a NYT article ennoscriptd, "America’s Student Loans Were Never Going to be Repaid."
🔶️ "Male, white & Asian borrowers made progress on their loans between 2009 and 2022. Female, Black & Latino borrowers had increasing balances until the repayment pause came into effect."
📝 Porter: "This is the reason the Democrats are hellbent on student debt relief. It’s a massive transfer of wealth to their voters"
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$60 Billion to Ukraine Explained: Mike Johnson’s Top Policy Adviser is Former Lobbyist for Clients With Corporate Interest in Ukraine Aid
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/04/60-billion-ukraine-explained-mike-johnsons-top-policy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=60-billion-ukraine-explained-mike-johnsons-top-policy
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$60 Billion to Ukraine Explained: Mike Johnson's Top Policy Adviser is Former Lobbyist for Clients With Corporate Interest in Ukraine…
New findings from a Breitbart News investigation may shed light on why House Speaker Mike Johnson turned his back on the Republican party and brought a $95 billion foreign aid package, including $61 billion for Ukraine, to the House Floor last…
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Republicans could barely believe what they were witnessing Saturday as Democrats passed a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine, broke out into chants of ‘UKRAINE, UKRAINE,’ and waved Ukrainian flags on the floor of the House of Representatives.
https://modernity.news/2024/04/21/democrats-chant-ukraine-wave-ukraine-flags-in-the-house-as-they-pass-60-billion-aid-bill/
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Democrats Chant ‘UKRAINE’, Wave Ukraine Flags As The House Passes $60 Billion Aid Bill
Republicans are livid
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"Populist parties, particularly in the eurozone, can afford to be radical only insofar as they are in opposition, but are forced to betray their electoral promises once they get into power...If Identity & Democracy were to get into government, they would quickly shed their radicalism, as others have done before them...Le Pen herself, in her bid to become France’s next president, is already undergoing a process of “Melonisation” the real power in the EU is exercised elsewhere — in the Commission, in the Council and in the European Central Bank...refusing to acknowledge the elephant in the room — the fundamental and irreconcilable incompatibility between the EU and democracy "
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Read the latest Old Glory Club article by Clossington:
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The Knights of the Golden Circle: The Last of the Land Pirates
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The longer this continues the less territory (and young men) Ukraine will have when the negotiations begin.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68778338
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Dr. Pierre Kory Reveals Why Ivermectin Had to Be Destroyed
Before COVID, Ivermectin was celebrated as a “miracle drug” for its role in bringing river blindness to the brink of extinction.
But the propagandists told you it was a dangerous “horse dewormer.”
Why?
1.) Ivermectin threatened the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the so-called C19 vaccines. If Ivermectin had proven to be an effective treatment, then EUA for C19 injections could have been nullified.
2.) Undermined vaccine uptake. “If ivermectin would have found to be effective, what would be the uptake of those vaccines?” asked Dr. Pierre Kory. “It would plummet.”
3.) Ivermectin would sabotage the profits from the C19 injections. “They knew it would destroy the market. And that market, probably over a few years, is north of $100 billion.”
4.) It threatened “the market for the competing pipeline patented pharmaceuticals like Paxlovid and Molnupiravir and Remdesivir, and they’ve made many billions off of those.”
5.) Too cheap to make money off of. Dr. Michael Turner says Ivermectin costs merely “$24 to save one life from COVID.”
6.) “This pandemic would have been over if everybody was on ivermectin, and that’s why they had to destroy it.”
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Before COVID, Ivermectin was celebrated as a “miracle drug” for its role in bringing river blindness to the brink of extinction.
But the propagandists told you it was a dangerous “horse dewormer.”
Why?
1.) Ivermectin threatened the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the so-called C19 vaccines. If Ivermectin had proven to be an effective treatment, then EUA for C19 injections could have been nullified.
2.) Undermined vaccine uptake. “If ivermectin would have found to be effective, what would be the uptake of those vaccines?” asked Dr. Pierre Kory. “It would plummet.”
3.) Ivermectin would sabotage the profits from the C19 injections. “They knew it would destroy the market. And that market, probably over a few years, is north of $100 billion.”
4.) It threatened “the market for the competing pipeline patented pharmaceuticals like Paxlovid and Molnupiravir and Remdesivir, and they’ve made many billions off of those.”
5.) Too cheap to make money off of. Dr. Michael Turner says Ivermectin costs merely “$24 to save one life from COVID.”
6.) “This pandemic would have been over if everybody was on ivermectin, and that’s why they had to destroy it.”
Full Video
Related Stories on @Vigilant_News:
Can You Overdose on Ivermectin? Dr. Pierre Kory’s Answer Will Shock You
Ivermectin Could Be a ‘Powerful Drug’ for Fighting Cancer, Here’s Why
How to Get Ivermectin, Z-Pak, and Moreive
6 Secrets of Ivermectin: The Medication That Keeps on Giving
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