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Another excellent article. The most important point was the persistence of the spike in the lesions very distal to the site of injection proving once again that there is body wise distribution of the spike and it isn’t quickly cleared as advertised. How is it that these pernicious liars aren’t being held accountable?? Doctors must be the head of the spear and flatly refuse to order, administer nor recommend these jabs. Primum non nocere!!!

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Are there any places we are not finding the Spike? I am still stunned that HHS has not shut down these vaccines. I guess when you lie and lie and lie, eventually you can never tell the truth. Lots of people at HHS somehow got very rich in the last 3 years. I wonder where that money came from?

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The shots are NOT vaccines. The shots are countermeasures, per the EUA laws currently on the books. See Katherine Watt's Bailiwick News Substack and Sasha Latypova's Due Diligence And Art Substack for the details. There are NO regulations governing the shots; there were NO clinical trials.

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We are all the “clinical trial” if you can even call it that. Those who put the poke in their arm 1-5 times are the “trial”. But what is the end goal of the “clinical trial”………

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Death.

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Yup. Sadly, yes.

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Yes, part of the lie is the term "vaccine" used to describe what amounts to poison.

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The Kool-aid was made and is distributed through DOD contracts. Does HHS have control over the DOD?

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DoD would have control over HHS I believe……..

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I am not entirely sure. I do think this (not know); the FDA (HHS) is responsible for approval of all drugs, devices, treatments, etc. My company has made over 1,000 submissions to regulatory agencies across the world. The DOD does not get a vote, or at least they did not in the past. Jennifer, that is a good question. What is the end game? Is it death as Bandit put it? It is hard to get myself to think that people in a position of authority could be so cruel, greedy and selfish. On the other hand, what else was the purpose of the last 3 years. We know nature did not cause this.

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It is a bitter bitter pill to swallow isn’t it friend. One that 3 years ago I never would have imagined was possible honestly. Never in my life would I have imagined that people we are trained to trust and have trusted implicitly in the past do not truly have our best interest. The newest Alzheimer’s drug debacle has become another example of the FDA being in bed with Biogen to approve a drug they already knew didn’t work. The OxyContin scandal where half of Perdue pharma execs went to work FOR the FDA to ensure their “special labeling” remained as the country got hooked on Oxy.

Given that the DoD and DARPA are the true originators of this vaccine, the FDA was just the face of it rather than the approving agency. I don’t think the FDA has much control over this injection, they are just the public perception approval body because that lends credibility and covers up a whole bunch of other nefarious tracks as to where this truly came from. It is a dirty swamp.

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Awful, but not the first time (nor the last) in human history that we have seen evil on this level. Generally it starts when a populace is so apathetic that evil doers can do what they want and get away with it.

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https://bailiwicknews.substack.com/p/american-domestic-bioterrorism-program

Please refer to this substack. She is in the business, although not a lawyer. I think a paralegal, but it's been awhile since I read it in one of her stacks. The DOD is in charge when they have been put in charge by law.

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Pfizer reported to 15 April 2022 case numbers for 46 different Herpes headings, designed to dilute the signal:

Herpes zoster 17,259

Oral herpes 2,598

Ophthalmic herpes zoster 647

Herpes virus infection 574

Herpes simplex 551

Genital herpes 395

etc. etc.

They also list 10 types of Varicella !

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I live not far from Goochland. The coverage of this came out early. It was thought that the J&J was the least likely to cause this issue...

I'm allergic to several meds and a few foods (specifically shellfish). Once I read that IF allergic to shellfish the vaxes shouldn't be taken that was all I needed to hear. I haven't taken any of them, neither has my husband. We haven't had more than a slight cold since the first reports of C19, 2020. We didn't wear masks or change our routines.

NOTE: GRAPHIC PHOTOS...

https://twitter.com/8NEWS/status/1376718917318680578?t=goBCjXxtBu0PDTjBhJE2Cw&s=19

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Gee, would my passive exposure shingles/monkey/sunburn pox also have spike protein 😒 🙄 I am guessing yes. Sun was part of, too much. My mom gets them now too occasionally and also sun related. Black seed oil topically takes away the itch and is healing in early stages. Worse pox took longer and scarred for a while - sun related. Cool compresses helped during the worst of that and occasional black seed oil. Too much ended up being oily without more soothing. Sunburn and radiation poisoning I'd similar so I tried cool compresses. Not ice packs though. Mild is needed.

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Thank you Jennifer. What are your thoughts on the shingles "vaccine". Thanks. Peace.

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My honest opinion is that I am not confident the shingles vaccine does anything. The “man” says it “reduces risk of shingles outbreak and post herpetic nerve pain”. But we all already HAVE the varicella virus in our bodies. If we had chickenpox, we have the varicella virus in us. I would “assume” that those varicella vaccinated have some kind of antibody to the virus floating around in them as well. So a vaccine to prevent an illness to a virus you already know lies dormant in your body seems counterproductive. I will also say that shingles tend to happen when our immune systems are low, much like a herpes outbreak happens during times of stress and illness (cold sores pop up on the lips). Those viruses never leave our body. We know that covid vaccines reduce immunity and there have been a TON of people with shingles outbreaks post vaccine (Mary Ellen has a great example below!)

Personally, I don’t see the point of a shingles vaccine. You may or may not get shingles. But I don’t know of a fatal case of shingles! They are painful and annoying for 7-14 days. My husband had a shingles outbreak when he was 43, out of the blue no reason for it, he took acyclovir and prednisone for 5 days, and Gabapentin for the nerve pain, and it was gone in 7-10 days. Broke out from waist to breast line all along his right flank. My sister had shingles when she was 20 and stressed out about her upcoming wedding!

I have zero plans to ever get any vaccine ever again for anything. ❤️

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Thank you Jennifer! I appreciate the comprehensive reply. I am fortunate that I have rarely seen a doctor - I will never get another shot again for anything. Peace.

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I have a friend who has been suffering from a very bad case of shingles since May 2022!

We were messaging this morning and I found this comment interesting. The ER questioning about the Jab! 🤔

"I think I told you, the first question the ER doc asked me was "are you vaccinated for covid?" and when I said no, he asked "are you vaccinated for shingles?" and when I said no, he said, "hmmmm interesting, we've seen 3x as many cases of shingles in the last couple years, and virtually all of the serious ones have been vaccinated for both, or at least one." And people ask me why I don't want to get the shingles vax now ........

I've also seen a number of articles lately that the covid vax seems to "stimulate" any latent viruses or "issues" in your body, and this is explaining the three fold increase in auto immune diseases in the last two years. Though they're very much being "explained" away by the depression of being in lockdown for so long."

Maybe a FEW doctors are beginning to connect more dots?

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Do you think the MonkeyPox thing was an attempt to cover for all the jab-induced shingles outbreaks?

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Does anyone think it's possible to get shingles from being exposed to recently vax'd people? Last year I had 3 shingles outbreaks. Prior to that I'd only had it one other time almost 30 years ago. I am unvax'd, but each time I got one of these mini shingles outbreaks last year I'd been around someone recently vax'd. Just curious to see what other people thought?

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How was your antibody stain developed? How specific is it for spike? I suspect that there are spike epitopes otherwise naturally occurring that can cross react. All lesions are means to clear toxins and carry the toxin and other material out of the body. The vax may have triggered this but may or may not be spike related.

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The article goes through the process/protocols and staining methods they used for further information on that part of it. I think the most interesting was this was a freshly vaccinated person who had a shingles outbreak shortly after vaccine, with worsening after the 2nd vaccine.

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Shaky ground?? Respectfully, we have learned, in the past three years, that there are very few real doctors who are able to think critically. I suggest that 2% of people in the field are real doctors - the rest are indoctrinated robots who function by number. They are a disgrace and should face trials for incompetence. Peace.

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I would have to agree. Not sure how many doctors have seen the light in all honesty. I have tried like hell to educate my peers, but it seems to be a fool's mission. The trouble is that doctors are so indoctrinated from day one in their training that it is next to impossible to move the needle. As I look back over the past 40 some years, I can clearly see how the data was presented to us. We were never shown the downside of whatever medication that was being promoted, at least not in a way that would be truly representative of the real risks versus the benefits. The drugs were always presented in such a way that the risk/benefit ratio always favored the benefit side. In a busy practice there isn't time to do the homework. That is the honest truth. My day started at 5 AM and ended around 10-11 PM Monday - Friday. The weekends were for catch up with the normal chores of having a family. We truly relied on the pharmaceutical reps to bring us up to speed on medications and our colleagues in other specialties, and medical journal articles. Our colleagues were just as busy as we in primary care and they were getting the same information from their peers and journals. The system was rigged but we didn't know it. Lest you think that all medications are lousy, that is not what I am saying. Many medications are excellent and perform as advertised and many people have benefitted from them. Patients who have heart failure have seen tremendous advances in treatment and can live pretty normal lives due to these advances. My real gripe has been the absolute departure from real science which is, by its nature, ever changing and ever being refined and updated. None of this happened during Covid. It was a one size fits all solution to the problem with Fauci pronouncing himself the embodiment of all science and that everything else was inadequate or unsubstantiated. I had never experienced anything remotely resembling this approach. When I objected to the message and posted documented scientific articles that contradicted the narrative I was quickly censored and thrown off social media. I had to make a choice. Either conform to non-conformity or go my own way and let the chips fall where they may. I chose to follow my own path. And like the road that diverged in a yellow wood, I took the road less traveled and that has made all the difference.

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You said this brilliantly. And it is truly dead on accurate. In the world of healthcare that you and I USED to know……..When a pharma rep comes into the practice, they have stacks and piles of data and charts and MADRES scores (in psych) and clinical trial outcomes compared to other meds……the reps seem believable and the data looks good! Then you realize the psychiatrist at the community mental health agency speaks for them and THEY come in to testimony what a “game changer” that med has been for their bipolar/schizoaffective population, it becomes real life and credible from your peers, not just the pharma rep. I study it further in the Stahl psychopharmacology “bible” of all psych drugs and it passes the sniff test there. Why would I NOT use the drug when others failed that patient? Much like yourself, I am butt in the seat seeing patients solid for 8 hours. Usually 30-40 per day. Before and after work its returning messages, sending refills, re-routing a drug to mail order…..FMLA paperwork, disability paperwork, reviewing post hospital discharge, a phone call from inpatient psych about someone who was admitted, a call to cardiology getting clearance from them for a new med I want to start…….not to mention after hours call that I cover 24/7 for myself unless I am on vacation and another provider covers for me. I have many times had to pull my Harley over in a gas station parking lot on a Sunday afternoon because someone calls the emergency on call line.

Covid changed the world of healthcare for you and me. Because we realized that something did not add up. The reality of what covid did was a blessing, as it changed who you and I are as providers for the rest of our lives. Our patients get better because we do it differently and better now. Much as yourself, the private practice I am partnered with, we have 4 of us total, but the other 3 are as asleep as the day is long. I was coerced by one of the bigger talkers there into getting the vaccine and I firmly put my foot down and said no. Another one wanted to demand vaccines and masks for our front desk staff and ALL patients who came in. I again said absolutely not, if that is the path you want to take, I will relocate my practice to another office. To this day, the other 3 I work with are still in the “covid narrative abyss”. One of them rakes in tens of thousands of dollars a year as a pharma speaker. Meanwhile I am discussing sleep and diet and exercise and the importance of Vit D C Zinc etc and the other fun stuff that goes into the biopsychosocial model. I couldn’t be further away from the way the other 3 practice. But, that is also why I am the busiest provider in that practice. Because I do genuinely care about people and I want people to feel better and do better. The other 3 are in it for the max paycheck they can get with the littlest work possible.

When it comes to pharma, if anyone has watched “Dopesick”, they would realize what you and I have learned: pharma is paid to research us. They know us. They know our marital status, our hobbies, kids, grandkids…..they are paid to play on the personal pieces of who we are to sell their product. If I had a dollar for every time a pharma rep asked me where my next Harley trip was, or if I had any new fun pics from vacation, I could retire. They know how to enter the personal landscape to gain trust. I no longer eat any lunches from pharma. I never attended seminars or outside dinners because I don’t have time for all that. Any med I prescribe is purely from my own research and pro/con evaluation for each individual patient.

As you said so well, there are fantastic medications that if they did NOT exist, people would suffer greatly. I have had some patients who are so severely depressed it was painful to hear their words and see their facial expressions. When you launch a tried and true med and you see them for follow up and they were able to shower, put makeup on, and they have the “spark” in their eyes again…….there is no denying that a massive change was made for them with that med. Suicide rates are horrible right now, I have lost 3 patients since September. I had never had a patient complete suicide in my 14 years in practice until this fall. One of those was a severe covid vaccine injury. Out of 20+ providers they saw for her injury, I was literally THE ONLY ONE who took her seriously. I have more than a handful of vaccine injured, and it breaks my heart. I see the look of relief from other patients who hesitantly tell me they are not vaccinated and they are just waiting for me to launch into “you need to get the vaccine” and I tell them “hey it is always your choice, I am not vaccinated and I would never tell a patient to get it”. The relief I see and their openness with me beyond that point of admission is a patient/provider relationship that is truly symbiotic in helping them feel better. They realize I am not there to bark orders, or mandate something or remove their freedom of choice. I am there to just help them.

Kudos to you my friend for taking the road less traveled. My motto is “life is to be lived” and taking the road less traveled is how we have to do it sometimes for us and for our patients. There are more of us out there who decided to do the same thing we did: wake up and make a change. I am so very proud of you! You probably don’t hear that enough from your colleagues who don’t understand why you chose the path you did. Well done my friend….well done.

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