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Mark Much's avatar

I just came up with this on my 5 mile walk in the park:

The Jab Song

It was an itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie self-assembling nano-meanie

That they jabbed in her shoulder today.

An itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie terribly toxic nano-meanie,

And in her liver it wanted to play.

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Mathew Crawford's avatar

This is dangerous. Be careful. This could live in people's minds for...I don't know how long...until they get an excess of amyloidal plaque past the blood brain barrier?

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Michael Carter's avatar

I'm sure a lot of these claims are related to the so-called vaccines but never underestimate the contribution to disability claims that all round bad economy, small business closures, and unemployment make.

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Betsy McDonel Herr, Ph.D.'s avatar

All those menstrual and gynecological anomalies tell a different story -- more specific to the MOA of injury of the shots.

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Michael Carter's avatar

I don't disagree with what you say. My point was that FRED and VAERS graphs have a significant difference in what they capture.

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Stanley Roper's avatar

Hi Jessica! What’s the single best source to show naysayers who try to say unvaccinated are dying at 5x the rate of vaccinated?

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Jessica Rose's avatar

i really don't know... if someone is a naysayer, then i would hope they have data to back-up their nay.

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curt s sanders's avatar

Superb work! Thank you Jessica!

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Flying Cristina's avatar

Interested in how much of the increased reporting from women is due to gender differences- women tend to speak up more about what ails them, whereas men tend to ‘suck it up.’ Thank you for digging into this!

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A Gard's avatar

I work in the self funded health space, males don’t report or go to the doctor unless their wife makes them or they are dying, FACT!! This is why insurance carriers love high male populations for insurance groups. Also of note insurance carriers don’t like hospitals or medical facilities they are the sickest & use the most pharma drugs including combo off label uses, again I negotiate in this realm and review the actual data of drugs & medical claims.

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DWB's avatar

I've only come into contact with medical people like you describe recently. I've been referring to it as the pharmaceutical lifestyle - everything revolves around taking those drugs. No bodily function or reaction is allowed to happen without a pharmacological additive.

I would feel sorry for them except they are hellbent on evangelizing everyone in their circle into taking the vaxx.

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James A Thorp MD's avatar

Excellent article Dr Rose. The preponderance of female adverse vax events is interesting. Could it imply an etiopathophysiologic mechanism of injury? For example, women of reproductive age has a significant (5-fold?) increase in autoimmune disease. The genetic family cluster of disease injuries also suggests a potential genetic, epigenetic, proteinomic or environmental factors as well? And can anyone help me understand why the Pfizer 5.3.6 post market data had such a statistically unlikely ratio of women to men? Could it be that Pfizer is targeting women since they knew it concentrated in the ovaries thus exposing ALL gametes (ovum)?

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krishna e bera's avatar

The rat study of lipid nanoparticle distribution showed the same pattern, with female rats accumulating increasing amounts over time in the ovaries and liver, compared to males. So Pfizer should have expected exactly what the post-marketing results showed, or adjusted their shots to ensure that it didnt result in that unequal effect!

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Betsy McDonel Herr, Ph.D.'s avatar

Ooof. Is it possible?

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krishna e bera's avatar

You might also be interested in the Israeli study showing reduced sperm count from Pfizer shots, reviewed at

https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/pfizer-vaccine-effects-on-total-motile

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Shannon Rachford's avatar

Well this just out will increase this number.

Studies Suggest Possible Link of Neuromyelitis Optica Diagnosis After COVID-19 Vaccination

https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/studies-suggest-possible-link-of-neuromyelitis-optica-diagnosis-after-covid-19-vaccination_4535676.html

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Ginger Ingram's avatar

Thank you

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krishna e bera's avatar

That trend line is too short to make the argument you want - we would need to see a year or two prior. As presented now, it appears that disability reports were down at the end of 2019 and then COVID itself started a steady upward trend (no effect of injectables). That would even be believable due to the mishandling of the pandemic via lockdowns which caused massive disruption and depression and drinking etc. To make an argument about injectables in 2021, would want to see two lines separated by a big jump. Or maybe some sort of acceleration curve, to account for the effect of injectables plus mutations of the virus breaking through it.

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Zana Carver, Ph.D.'s avatar

Thanks for writing this.

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James A Thorp MD's avatar

Exactly correct Krishna

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ChesterView's avatar

His Twitter account was suspended by Gettr is fine.

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Martha's avatar

Saw that when I tried again after Jessica's post. Going to delete my original comment.

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Martha's avatar

Was shocked ~ glad to hear it was a malfunction for me!

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