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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Just imagine where it all comes from. No, it’s not about science or about learning how our body operates. If it were, you would care about the “subjects” of your merciless experiments.

Hatred of humanity.

Only this explains the deliberate pushing of the nastiest poison ever designed (meticulously, down to the smallest details and destructive interactions it can inflict) on everybody, the whole humanity, in the farthest corners of the world, from newborns to the elderly - all with a smile and “safe and effective” lullabies.

Now you know whom you are facing. Human beings are not like that.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Years ago I read that psychopath murderers have a poor sense of smell. Pregnant women have a heightened sense of smell. Smell is so very important to social interactions. Bill Gates can’t even smell his own shit.

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Apr 21·edited Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Like you, I also temporarily lost my sense of smell in early 2021….it threw me for a loop but I was sure it would return, and it did about 8 days later. Very bizarre feeling as I really had no other symptoms, if indeed I had encountered Sars Cov2. I never got tested once, and I also felt that the swabs they were using had to be unsafe. Nobody was going near me with one of those. I felt so fortunate that I worked for myself, and any place that banned me from entering lost all my respect and support…I keep thinking it really was the time for the black sheep to shine! Smell is everything to me as well. Keep informing us of what the elites and psychos may be up to next….we must remain vigilant, and never comply.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

This one touched close, Jessica.

Thanks for making the content accessible for a layperson.

I lost senses of smell and taste 15 months ago. After being shed on by dozens of jabbed colleagues in confined spaces for several days I fell terribly ill, and as I was recovering those senses suddenly switched off. One night they worked and the next morning they didn't. Hadn't 'caught' C19 up to that time. It was summer. I had been getting plenty of sun. The likelihood of a 'flu' at that point was improbable. The bioreactors I was surrounded by shed something that made me the sickest I had ever been. My exposure windows elsewhere were virtually non-existent.

"Having said that, for me personally, smell has always been a huge thing"

Yes, both were huge.

Personally I doubt that was their sole aim. I think the bioweapon is more of a blunderbus scattershot than a sniper bullet.

I think the bioweapon, any of its parts, damages wherever it can. Through any and all of its mechanisms. LNPs alone are cytotoxic. Let alone the 'known' payload code for the cytotoxic spike protein. And the MiRNAs. Plus all the garbled trash that is created by each ribosome, from fragmented code. Possibly prions, too. We see this in the endless lists of SAEs, the voluminous records in VAERS. Then there is the ethlene oxide, IIRC, on the swabs, and the material of the swabs themselves. And the absurdity of jabbing the thing at your brain for a sample for the 'gold standard' test that wasn't a test..

A 'normal' jab is a cluster bomb against the human immune system.

MRNA jabs are like a cluster nuclear weapon. Like a rain of MIRVs.

How on earth did any rational actor ever think their 'answer' to the 'threat' was a good idea?

It has certainly sickened its targets. Chronic disease is through the roof. Excess mortality, despite attempts at hiding it, remain elevated. Deagle 'predictions' may well come true.

And every day many of us carry the scars, the disabilities of it. For whatever time we have left.

That said, isolation was part of their agenda from the earliest days.

Such targeting would be totally consistent with what we know they have done.

And yes, for something that isn't visible at all, it is terribly isolating.

Peace.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

The ant CRISPR research reminds me of pre-empathetic infants who pull insects' legs off out of curiosity and shows me that deluded scientists can still treat living beings as "things". Your conjecture that we may be awaiting a Cas-9 catastrophe is ghastly, but I wouldn't put it past them, given that its getting pretty obvious now that Mistakes Were Not Made.

As a canary-person with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, I have depended on my sense of smell to keep me safe. Losing that during my bout with the Covid-thingy was shocking, and I used essential oil sniffing daily to try to rehabilitate. Thank goodness my sense of smell returned and I have hung on to my status as part of the "control group"!

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

What do you think about the possible relevance of nutritional zinc status? Good levels of zinc are needed for effective immune function, and zinc is used up by the immune response. Also a symptom of zinc deficiency, is anosmia.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

I think at some point we will be assaulted with something that turns off our ability to digest or tolerate meat, just like those who are bit by a certain Tic. My sis-in-law had that happen.

As for the attack on smell, God knows what the Franken-scientists are up to. Remember when most people believed just because they could, didn't mean they should? What happened to those people? Did they wipe out their "sense of right and wrong" gene?

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Having had a severe reaction to a vaccine at the age of 10 1/2, I learned at an early age that the paradigm of Allopathy, as it was being employed, was dangerous to health and well-being. The pursuit of science and its application to living beings, uncoupled from empathy, care and concern for consequences is a monstrous hubris.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Good morning….Haha the comment spit out your coffee got my attention….you always have a way of getting me to chuckle😂 . I’m old now and lived through many colds let’s see there was Asian flu , swine flu, H1n1, yada yada I had 4 children and they brought things home . Some got sick some didn’t . I find it crazy to think there’s 1 medication that fits all . We are all unique and nothing fits the same inside or out lol ….There have been times when I was sick I didn’t have a good sense of taste or smell . When they started beating that drum I rolled my eyes ….I still am jaw dropped at the biggest psyop ever! Some of my friends repeat what they told everyone to do ….i get cranky when someone says “ I got covid” … I think they went and got that damn q tip up there nose …..sheep to slaughter ….then my friend said she got paxlovid ….this was just the other day . For once I kept my mouth shut . She knows how much I researched and she still fell for it even after her husband died of a heart attack 3 weeks after both shots . They believe MSM . They did a great job discrediting, vilifying top scientists. Remember the term you can’t fix stupid . They are lost , no critical thinking ….

Now if these people get a cold they run to the doctor. Insanity

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

In my home loss of smell can be a blessing at times (lolz). Sorry for the Dad joke but everything is so bleak. At least I won't be able to smell myself when I shit my pants from prion zombie disease.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

One of my clients lost her sense of smell when she got COVID (or whatever that was). Far more disturbing to her than her inability to smell and taste food, was the fact that she couldn't smell her husband or children. Humans really underrate how importance our sense of smell is.

Happy ending: her sense of smell came back after a couple of months.

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

3 years ago I had a mild cold, never swabbed or jabbed, take Quercetin (Zinc ionophore), C, D3, B12 and multivitamins etc daily. Eggs, Onion and Garlic tasted awful for over a year and like you Jessica, I find many perfumes in toiletries disgusting to this day. At the same time my wife got a anosmia for 6 weeks, was OK for a month then also developed parosmia. Cheap eggs still taste weird to us both.

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Very interesting post Dr. Jessica Rose 🌹 at the end of it do you think it was intentional hard to prove unless we see exactly what they did in their paperwork behind it of course but hell yeah makes sense one more thing to go to the doctors for a doctor I can’t smell will come up with a medication for this soon one thing I noticed after the roll out of the injectable poisons the immense amount of commercials to help with the problem for people with heart elements from Pfizer on the radio I hear it all the time of course I heard advertised before but many more after the roll out , the antisocial part Im not really sure how that plays but it does makes sense what you said , they’ve been doing a pretty good job of separating people from each other for a while this might just be the icing on the cake and the gene for sensing blood relatives totally makes sense I don’t have a problem with that because I have so few relatives in breeding will never be a problem for me , lol

I did define myself as a societal heretic so yeah but not to the point where I’m against anybody it’s just that I constantly challenge things .

I don’t know if I had Covid or not most likely I did since it’s all around us for the past 3 1/2 years or so but I did lose my sense of smell I noticed it when I was trying to clear my stuffy nose I use the thing called Olbas oil it’s like a peppermint kind of smell that clears sinuses a little bit so you can blow your nose it’s a very distinct smell and you notice it right away when you take the cap off the bottle one day I did that I’m like where is the smell but all honesty when I get sick in the past my nose was stuffed up a lot I typically did lose sense of smell but it was never severe and it came right back but I didn’t want to lose the taste of food didn’t taste as great but I still taste it ,

sorry for my long text but it was a very interesting post just one more thing added into the mix of how they’re playing with our psyche our relationship and our genome makeup ……

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Apr 21Liked by Jessica Rose

Thank you for this thought provoking article! I would place a very large bet that the under reporting factor on loss of smell & taste is off the charts. In fact some of us joked that a class action suit against mandatory injections should be filed for those who have permanent loss of these senses. I have 3 wonderful friends who still can’t taste, 3 years after getting Covid. They eat to survive but can no longer savor food. One of them is just 17. She will go through life with this damage! None are vaccinated btw.

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Autism linked to vaccination, anosmia resulting from infection/vaccination with SARS-CoV-2 virus/vaccines. Social debilitation resulting from olfactory nerve damage in ants and humans - and probably a whole host of other species in between. Why is it that so many dogs are now fearful/aggressive towards other dogs and humans and canine socialisation classes are booming? Absolutely nothing to see here. Move on swiftly Jessica.

https://search.brave.com/search?q=autism+linked+to+damage+to+olfactory+nerve&source=desktop

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I personally think the olfactory damage is secondary. Does raise some scary ramifications, however.

I’m more concerned about the myocarditis, turbo-cancers and OAS than I am about a [what looks like temporary] loss of smell among the infected/ injected.

But I would refrain from using the term “crap shoot” to describe the COVID-19 responses / measures implemented by our “betters”, which implies that those in charge were somehow “winging it”.

The more I hear about the [Fauci-funded] labs, the more I think that their business model was / is that of the Arsonist by night, Firefighter by day.

So “crap shoot” would be applicable only for those individuals who really had no idea what was happening, nor did they dare question those who did. Which disqualifies them a priori from holding a position of authority. “Useful idiots”, “tools”, or “paid emissaries” might be better descriptive terms for such individuals. Uncanny how many of the most enthusiastically draconian tyrants also {just happened to be} members of the “Future Global Leaders” club at the WEF (or whatever they call themselves).

One could make a T shirt stating, “Conspiracy Theorists 10, Experts 0”, which would constitute a reasonably accurate summary of the COVID-19 period. But I digress.

Time to wake up. We need far more than a “Tea Party”.

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