Shiftless2
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Or just another distraction from the Epstein files and the disaster that's Iran.
HEADLINES: 2026
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Supply & demand.
Would "they" pay over $100 billion a year for placebo? And not know?
Patient outcomes would sound that alarm. Has it?
R5,
There are smart people at this including "doctors". There's more than one kind. This group includes the "take off your pants" kind.
The parity check, the patients.
For them ALL to be in on the same conspiracy simply is not plausible. Where's the whistle-blower?
Not ONE? No body other than you? Have you gone to The New York Times about this?
I'm not sure they'd bury an exposé regarding a $100 billion healthcare scam on page 2.
Google?
Except they don't jam a needle in your ...
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Masked burglary crews terrorizing ritzy neighborhoods show ‘they’re doing their homework,’ veteran cop warns
Former LAPD investigator says burglars are doing homework, tracking patterns and targeting affluent homeowners
By Stepheny Price Fox News / Published April 25, 2026 8:00am EDT
A fast-moving burglary spree is unfolding across Los Angeles, with thieves targeting some of the city’s most affluent neighborhoods and striking multiple communities over the past week — even as police flood the area with patrols.
The latest incidents unfolded Wednesday night in the San Fernando Valley, where burglars hit homes in Studio City and Toluca Lake and targeted a commercial property in a separate theft that led to a police chase.
The violence escalated Thursday night when a woman in her 70s was strangled during a home invasion in the Hollywood Hills, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. The suspects, described as at least two masked men, fled with cash and jewelry and remain on the run.
Masked burglary crews terrorizing ritzy neighborhoods show ‘they’re doing their homework,’ veteran cop warns
A fast-moving burglary spree targets affluent Los Angeles neighborhoods, with thieves striking multiple communities even as police boost patrols.www.foxnews.com
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Anyone that's seen Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange might imagine what 2030 will bring if this police-eluding method is franchised across the continent.
Actually I have never heard of a single knowledgeable person who claims mRNA can or should be used as a vaccine.
If spike proteins could be used as an epitope for COVID immunity, then they should be grown in lab vats safely, and not grown in our own cells by reprogramming our own ribosomes, since that causes our own cells as being detectably damaged and needing to be destroyed.
But because our own exosomes have to use the same spike proteins as covid, in order to be let into the ACE2 receptors of our cells, you can't use spike proteins as a pathogen epitope.
Originally mRNA was just an experiment, since there was no time to develop a real covid vaccine.
But it failed totally.
It did not at all prevent any infection spread in any way.
There was a slight reduction of covid severity, but that only lasted a couple of months, and was not due to a specific immunity, but just the general increase in immune system activity caused by all the cells that had to be destroyed due to them sprouting spike proteins.
The whole mRNA concept makes no real sense and was probably the worst medical bungle in US history.
And the inventor of mRNA technology, Dr Robert Malone, always warned us against its use as an alternative to real vaccines.
The real purpose of mRNA technology was to cure things like protein deficiencies.