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The faking of HIV and origins of AIDS. Just another bioweapon, nothing to see here. Target acquired: Immune System.

https://slaynews.com/news/ballet-star-michaela-deprince-dies-suddenly-29/

Michaela DePrince, one of the world’s most prominent ballet stars, has tragically died suddenly.

The famous ballerina was just 29 years old when she died.

DePrince appeared in Beyonce’s “Lemonade” music video and on the TV show “Dancing With The Stars.”

Her death was announced on her Instagram page and confirmed by her family on Facebook.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ehf2.14924

A case of biopsy-proven inflammatory dilated cardiomyopathy following heterologous mRNA-1273 third-dose immunization

Katsuya Hashimoto, Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Yoshihiko Ikeda, Jun Isogai, Toru Hashimoto
First published: 01 July 2024

https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/169701.html

"Sarah Gleason FDA Testimony" [FDA Open Public Hearing Session 1/26/2023]
react19org, Posted January 26, 2023
https://rumble.com/v279sug-sarah-gleason-fda-testimony.html

SARAH GLEASON: Hi everyone. My name is Sarah Gleason. I'm 42. And I was thrilled to get the Moderna vaccine. As a massage therapist of 22 years I decided to shut down my thriving business due to fear of catching and spreading covid 19. I suffered greatly for it, but I resolved not to reopen until I could ensure everyone's safety. I'm a Democrat and absolutely pro-science. I was excited to rebuild my business after being vaccinated.

Instead, I received my second shot of Moderna on April 2nd 2021 and my dreams of rebuilding came crashing down. The injuries it caused persist a year later with no end in sight. Many of my symptoms are listed on the slide, but this is not all of them.[1]

Doctors I saw originally didn't know what to do with me. I've learned I was one of the lucky ones since they at least treated me kindly.

Even though it all began when I got the shot I was even in a bit of denial because vaccine injuries are just anti-vaxx nonsense, right? I was dead wrong, and I've been choking on humble pie ever since.

If it wasn't happening to me, I wouldn't believe me, either.

Doctors are simply not being educated about vaccine injuries and the damage they're doing to us due to this lack of knowledge is staggering. Trying to live with these symptoms is hard enough to not be believed by doctors, family members, and friends as your once strong and healthy body deteriorates.
The damage this can cause is immeasurable.

Science demands the totality of the data with transparency and this is clearly not happening. Science is not being carried out when variables are being ignored.

I had to advocate for myself while experiencing some intense symptoms combing the Internet for information I didn't know was being withheld. It took me almost 11 months to even be seen by a neurologist. Luckily for me this particular neurologist has been studying vaccine injuries and has other patients like me. My medical chart finally clearly states my symptoms are vaccine-induced.

But because our reactions are not being properly researched, she has nothing more for me than quote unquote bandaids. She says maybe if doctors had tried to help me early on maybe the worst of it could have been prevented. Instead the doctors I saw at the beginning just told me to wait, and wait, and wait some more. This was their expert medical advice.

By July I had gotten so much worse, and now I wonder what happened if they had been properly informed of the type of reaction I was having?

I don't want this to happen to anyone else, to be hurt and left to fend for themselves. I just want my life back. I can't socialize much, I can't exercise, I have no way of making an income. Even if I felt well enough, I can't get a booster, so where does that leave me? If I do recover, which no one can tell me if I will or not, how will I work safely? The CICP and VICP[2] are supposed to support those who have been injured by vaccines. They have not helped any of us.

I don't claim to know the right answer. But I know you have the power to change this to help us get our health, credibility, friends, family, and financial security back. And who knows what medical discoveries lie inside our bodies, aren't you curious? I still stand with science and I still believe the government and the medical community is capable of doing right by us. But it all starts with you simply doing your job.

These are vaccine schedule necessary for subsidizing Pharma profits and to keep the lobbying bribes in the chutes to Congress and the captured government agencies, and making sure the laundering feedback loops between Pharma and government remain a growth industry.

As far as your children being sterilized, killed, weakened, and hormonally disrupted, well, fuck them, they are just useless eater human sacrifices to Baphomet, anyway. The more the vaccines fuck them up, the better. Remember, none of Bill Gates' kids have ever been vaccinated.

https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/170357.html

"Sarah o Reilly, victim of Irish government coercion."
Derek Blighe, December 3, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vx1nXtonrwE&t=10s

DEREK BLIGHE: Sarah O'Reilly is a mother of two kids she lives in County Louth and like all of us she went through the hellish two years that was the covid era. When the Irish government coerced the population of the country to take the experimental mRNA gene therapy most of the population, according to the government, complied. Sarah was one of those people. And unfortunately for her it became apparent quickly that it may not have been the best choice. This is her story.

SARAH O'REILLY: Sarah O'Reilley, I am 37 years of age. I am, I'm originally from [inaudible] in Dublin I moved to Drogheda in 1998 and I moved on then up further up into Louth outside Dundalk in 2021.

SARAH O'REILLY: March 2020 started off with, obviously the kids were, were— we got the message from to get the kids from school. And it was, I'm not sure if the exact date but it was not not long after that I got quite sick. At that stage the covid was coming in and I didn't know if it was covid I had. I was actually carried out, out of my bed by paramedics in hazmat suits and into the ambulance. I actually ended up in hospital for a whole week, that week. They didn't know what was wrong with me they had done the tests. I was in isolation for I think it was 3 or 4 days and it turns out they then discharged me a week later with pneumonia, that saying that I had pneumonia.

DEREK BLIGHE: It wasn't covid.

SARAH O'REILLY: At the time, no.

SARAH O'REILLY: They done all the tests they had me in isolation for so many days and kept doing the tests, nothing came back with covid. Yeah, they put it down to me having, getting cutting pneumonia.

DEREK BLIGHE: What did did you think of covid at the time? What was [inaudible]—

SARAH O'REILLY: Ah, covid, well I suppose we were all just in a panic weren't we? Because it wasn't long before that that we had gotten this text. We knew there was something going on. We got a text. It was like, the kids have to be collected from school now. And I remember it was the panic to get down, so from, from that panic then leading on to me getting sick within, say, I'm going to say about a week or two, I thought it was covid, I was convinced it was covid, I was convinced I was dying because that's what we were told, you know? You catch this, you're going to die. And that's, yeah.

DEREK BLIGHE: So would you say, as the months went on that you became more nervous or less nervous about covid?

SARAH O'REILLY: Absolutely more nervous because then the fear that was put into me when I went into hospital and then that was just, that was just pneumonia. So the fear had been put into me that if you catch this you're going to die.

I have, I have MS, so I have an underlying condition and it's, you know, when they put that fear into you, I just, I need to be here for my kids. And that leads us on to then when the vaccine came then it was in a rush you know to do— I was listening to what they were telling us.

SARAH O'REILLY: I wasn't listening to myself. I had nobody around me. I was in lockdown, I had just gone through the separation. I had nobody, you know, to, to say to me what, what about this vaccine, or what about covid? It was, yeah, it was just up in the air. It was confusion.

DEREK BLIGHE: So how would you say that MS affects your life?

SARAH O'REILLY: It— MS hasn't, other than just the diagnosis, I've never had, like I've had, I've had flare ups over the years, obviously when I had the two kids. It's relapse remittance so within six weeks— They had told me on the first my, for my eldest is 11 so originally on him I had lost the sight in my left eye. I was given the [she stops and appears to have lost her train of thought]

The steroid infusion that's, that was when when I lost the sight in my left eye, the steroid infusion, it was kind of just to give my body a boost. At that stage we didn't know I had MS, we were trying to figure out, well, the doctors were trying to figure what out what was going on, why this had happened. I had gone for lumbar puncture and there was a couple of other tests. This is going back 10 years ago, so I can't fully recall all—

SARAH O'REILLY: I got the jab in April and May 2021. I had the jab and I had the booster.

SARAH O'REILLY: So I've had two of them. It was, I suppose we would just come out of lockdown. It was the fear of going I wanted to get back out into, you know, into society and do things with the kids, and we'd been locked up for over a year then.

So, yeah it was, it was made on, like the doctors were ringing, you know, saying you need to get this. I had obviously the underlying condition of MS, so the doctors were just, you know, you need to come in and get this, Sarah. Because they had, they had the fear of God me that if I got covid I was going to die.

SARAH O'REILLY: And I was a, I am a single parent with two kids. Dying isn't an option for me.

DEREK BLIGHE: No, no of course not.

SARAH O'REILLY: The first, the first I go as far as to say I remember my friend got hoarse and she was, like, me arm was killing me. She goes, you know, I haven't got the first one. I was, I felt all right, like?

SARAH O'REILLY: And then of course, I mean if I, if I didn't, I certainly wouldn't have gone back and get, got a second one. Yeah, so six, I think it was six weeks later I had to go back and get the, the
next one. But within, I'm going to say, within a week or two I just, yeah, I started to notice something wasn't right.

DEREK BLIGHE: What did you notice?

SARAH O'REILLY: It was just a, the slow— losing my balance. Again, at the time I would put it down to stress. I'd gone through a separation, and we had moved home, and, yeah, I put it down to a lot of things except the jab. But within, within I'd say six months I, and I was getting worse and worse and worse, and I thought this, this certainly isn't MS. Not that it wasn't MS but it, something has brought this on, like, it's— I can't explain it.

SARAH O'REILLY: — and pushing off and catching your balance again and walking on. And as the weeks went on, before I knew it, I was on on crutches. Then they gave me a stick. I'm now on a Rollator.[1] And, yeah, it's just gradually got worse over the two years. Yeah.

Well, again, I've a lot of pain. I don't know if it comes from, from the jab. I certainly didn't feel like this before I had it, so I can only, yeah, it's like anything, you eat something the night before, you always, you know?

SARAH O'REILLY: You wake up sick that morning, the next morning, you're going to have to, what did we do last night, or—?

SARAH O'REILLY: And that's where, what I came down to. So I got to about six months where I thought there's just, just, you know, this, this, this is it's as though yeah the vaccine— [points to her head, it seems to indicate she's lost her train of thought]. Sorry.

DEREK BLIGHE: That's OK, that's OK. When you, when you went to the jab center and it, it was your day to get it, what did they tell you inside? Did it tell you about side effects? About possibility for, for any, anything negative down the road?

SARAH O'REILLY: I would say no. Because if, had they told me I would have any type of side effect to this extent I certainly wouldn't have got it. I was told that day I might have a sore arm, I needed to sit outside for 15 minutes, and, and be on my way. Yeah.

DEREK BLIGHE: And that was it?

SARAH O'REILLY: That was it it was, you're doing this for your own safety.

SARAH O'REILLY: And the safety of others.

[cut] To the doctors and I was reporting different symptoms to him. At the time I wasn't, I, I'm more fully convinced now it was the jab, but at the time I just had this swirling around my head, just things I was seeing online, and I thought, maybe.

So I went in and I mentioned it to the doctor. Obviously I'd lost 10 stone[2] in the last, since the jab, and I've lost the use of my leg, and, and I did, I said it to him— well he, he informed me that I looked great after losing 10 stone. And, and —

DEREK BLIGHE: But he had no, he had no answer as to why you lost 10 stone?

SARAH O'REILLY: No. Absolutely not, absolutely not.

SARAH O'REILLY: He wasn't even worried. Like at that stage I, I was, because I suffer with a lot of irregular bleeding as well, I was worried that, I still am, that I could possibly be ovarian cancer it could be this, it could be something brought on. Because you hear of people getting the jabs and there're many people dying of cancer now, and so that's still a, a, a worry of mine. [Points to her head, it seems she's lost her train of thought.]

SARAH O'REILLY: He, he just turned around and said to me, could well be, Sarah, but sure we'll never prove it. That's gone back a year and a half ago. But now we're getting, we're nearly at a stage where we can prove it.

DEREK BLIGHE: Yeah. And you asked him, he wanted you to take medication right for your MS, but you believe that your MS wasn't the cause of—

SARAH O'REILLY: Well that was actually my GP.

SARAH O'REILLY: If we move on to my consultant, my MS consultant, just recently— I've obviously with my leg I've been in and out, you, you see their understudies and you get talking to a different doctor every time, and it's never the same doctor. Nobody knows exactly what's going on. They're just writing it into your chart, it goes back into a room. And— [clicks fingers; appears to have lost her train of thought] Sorry.

SARAH O'REILLY: I went into the, I went into my consultant on many occasions for different appointments, obviously I was getting worse as the time went on, and— and— [covers her eyes with her hands]. Sorry.

DEREK BLIGHE: Tell me about the scan. ...

SARAH O'REILLY: It, it, it showed no more MS compared to my 2019.

DEREK BLIGHE: So the problem with your leg, the dizziness, was, was all unexplained.

SARAH O'REILLY: It's still unexplained because even then, when he read, he went, he read the results to me then in last week, he made an excuse that not everything shows up in an MRI.

SARAH O'REILLY: So I'm still left, you know, it's as though he wants to keep blaming it on MS, but even, like, you know, get the MRI and it shows exactly, Sarah, you get the MRI it's the exact same as was to, from 2019. So what do we blame it on then?

I'd blame it on the jab.

SARAH O'REILLY: This is what we're trying to get to. He's telling me some things don't show up in the MRI. Which could be the case, but it still doesn't ex—

DEREK BLIGHE: Has anybody from the Health Service approached you to say that this could possibly be injuries from the jab?

SARAH O'REILLY: They've not approached me to say it. Again, last week the consultant did make reference to when I said to him, because obviously as time goes on more and more people are coming out with this. So I made reference to, you know, has he many patient like this? And he, yeah, he has. He even informed me that he one that had died from the vacc—

SARAH O'REILLY: I know [crying, wiping her eyes]

DEREK BLIGHE: So tell me, how has this affected your life? How has this affected your children?

SARAH O'REILLY: Oh God. I think if I had, if I didn't have the kids, I don't think I would be as bad. I think the fact that I have two small kids and I see what it does to them just having a disabled mom. I can't exp— I— it's, it's, it, yeah, it's soul-wrenching.

I have an 11-year-old and an 8-year-old at home. I've gotten no help from the doctors, I've gotten no help from the government, from anybody anytime I go looking for help. I mean, I lost the use of my leg so I couldn't drive my car. At one stage I, I tried to get help off the welfare officer, and regarding just getting a mobility scooter because at that stage I was getting up and down on buses and I was on this little Rollater, and just to get out with the kids. I spent two years cooped up in the house. And as far as I had to get, just, I live 100 meters from the shop, I can't even do that, like I have my 8-year-old, she's like a carer. She's, she's amazing. I've an 11 year old he's just he's just as amazing as she is, but he's obviously, he's going ,he's a bit older and he's sometimes I do think is he embarrassed, you know when we go out and on Rollater? Because everyone else's parents are so able-bodied.

And then it just brings me back to the guilt of falling for this and going in and getting this jab needlessly without actually researching more.

- to meet my kids and even ask them questions, and how it's affected them because I just see it from my view. And, by God, doesn't that make me guiltly, so guilty, the fact that I— just, just the little things. Getting out, going for a walk around— yeah, just the little things my kids have lost out. Like my little one, she's, she's eight years of age and, by God, I've, if anything she needs recognition for what she's done over the last three years in a whole, for me.

DEREK BLIGHE: Does she help a lot?

SARAH O'REILLY: I, I—

DEREK BLIGHE: Describe your day.

SARAH O'REILLY: My day! Oh! Even down to running— for me to run, I live in a bungalow, for me to go into the, I say, run, I can't run anywhere, for me to go into the kitchen, the effort the pain, everything hurts. The leg, it just, it doesn't, it just doesn't work. I'm dragging it. So I'm constantly asking, I'm always aware, you know, I'm like, will you grab me that, if it's a glass of water, will you, just to save me getting up and taking say 20 steps into the kitchen, because it's so hard. And she does it without a, you know, yes Mom, yes Mom. And it's the guilt because I know, you know, she should be asking me, Mom, can you go get me a drink, can you get this for me, can you do this. But it's me, even down to putting a washing machine on, putting a tablet and she knows how, eight years of age and she knows how to work a washing machine.

Like, it's, yeah, it's tough, it's tough for them.

My little one, yeah, she's unbelievable. I can't, I don't know what I'd do without her.

SARAH O'REILLY: [Inaudible] like, again, he's nearly a teenager, he just wants to play with his friends online and do— he goes above and beyond, like doing these little tasks he has to do. But she's, she's like the mommy in our house.

If there was anything you could say to, well, it was Simon Harris at the time wasn't it? He was the, he was the Health Minister, [inaudible], or Micheál Martin,[3] you know, about your injuries, about the time, you know is—

SARAH O'REILLY: If I could say anything to them? Would I say it, that's the question. Because they don't care. They don't care. They just, they walk around with their smug smiles.

SARAH O'REILLY: They don't, they don't care. They don't care about me. They don't care about my kids. I'm only, I'm only thankful I'm not dead and they haven't got two kids in the system now.

DEREK BLIGHE: Hmmm.

[Video of Sarah O'Reilly walking with a cane, leaning heavily on the arm of an older woman, from the front door to a car.]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11209191/

This systematic review highlights the potential of cardiac and neurological complications following COVID-19 vaccination, as reported through case reports and case series. The most frequently reported complications were myocarditis, Guillain–Barré syndrome (GBS), ischemic stroke and exacerbations of multiple sclerosis. However, it is essential to interpret these findings within the broader context of the available evidence.

It is crucial to acknowledge that the true prevalence and distribution of post-vaccination complications in the general population may be underestimated due to potential biases in case reporting and publication.

Ya think?

https://slaynews.com/news/tito-jackson-dies-suddenly-while-driving/

Tito Jackson Dies Suddenly While Driving

Music star Tito Jackson, a member of the Jackson 5 and the older brother of Michael Jackson, has tragically died suddenly.

Jackson reportedly suffered a suspected fatal heart attack while driving on Sunday, family friend and former Jackson family manager Steve Manning told ET.

However, no official cause of death has been made public.

He was 70 years old when he died.

Manning revealed that Jackson was driving from New Mexico to Oklahoma when he passed away unexpectedly.

California Woman Claims Hospital Pressured Her to Vaccinate Before Treatment, Leading to a Horrific Adverse Reaction that Has Left Her Fighting For Her Life





What these evil monsters have done to humanity! Go to the article ... it gets even worse for this poor girl:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/09/california-woman-claims-hospital-pressured-her-vaccinate-before/

https://slaynews.com/news/flight-attendant-dies-suddenly-plane-horrified-passengers/

Flight Attendant Dies Suddenly on Plane in Front of Horrified Passengers
By Frank Bergman September 17, 2024 - 4:23 pm




A female flight attendant has tragically died suddenly on a plane packed with passengers.

The passengers looked on in horror as 57-year-old mother-of-three Gabriella Cario collapsed on the flight deck and died.

The plane was preparing for takeoff when Cario collapsed.

Emergency crews rushed to her aid but she was declared dead within minutes of collapsing. ...

The cause of her death remains unknown and no other details have been made public.

So far, her death has only been reported as being caused by a “sudden illness.”

Sure, we can have amnesty, as soon as all the guilty parties are hung and all the laundering recipients in Congress are in GITMO. Forgiveness does not imply an absence of appropriate punishment.

I'd rather receive my gifts in a less horrifying form.

If you are foolish enough to still take the vax, ask for the vial you are injected with and save it in your freezer for later analysis. Now the patients are the ones needing to issue the consent forms.

@Ceffer do you happen to know if any of the vaccine ingredients are disruptors of B vitamin uptake? I've seen that claim but I haven't been able to find the proper list yet.

DhammaStep says

Ceffer do you happen to know if any of the vaccine ingredients are disruptors of B vitamin uptake? I've seen that claim but I haven't been able to find the proper list yet.

I do not know that specific information, but if you find out, post it. I do know that niacin fortification is recommended in some of the cocktails to help reverse effects.