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It's not being covered in the mainstream media, for obvious reasons, but is anyone following the immigration riots happening all over the UK and Ireland? I just watched a video, I think it was Leeds or Harehill (it kept switching back and forth between cities so I couldn't keep track) but the police retreated and just left the area to the Islamists. The British and Irish public have had enough of mass immigration. Tired of women getting raped and beaten to a pulp, tired of getting stabbed and macheted, tired of streets getting shut down constantly for prayers and tired of hearing loudspeakers. Tired of the gangs, tired of the housing and economic crisis its created and tired of being forced to pay for it all. Tired of the filth and garbage in the streets and neighborhoods.
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Hahaha, too late now, though. Yes, we won't know for about 10-15 years. Whhhheeeeee! Medical experimentation on humans is fun! Oh, OK. So they forced billions of people to inject an experimental product multiple times with NO WAY to monitor adverse events or how the experiment is going. That's.....not reassuring. You see now why some have a problem with this whole thing?
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Well, I have mostly posted peer reviewed scientific studies because I know "peer review" is important to some here. When I have posted studies not yet peer reviewed, I have said so right at the beginning of the post.... And if it's an opinion piece, I point out that it is an opinion piece. How are scientific studies "NOT SCIENCE"? First you want peer reviewed studies, then when they are provided, you claim that is "not science." You're not making sense. As usual.
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Oh, OK. Thanks. Erm, your first link actually agrees with the studies that confirm the contamination and the studies that explain the mechanisms for harm. I'll add - when Moderna was studying the contamination (again, this is years before the jabs) the issue that was of greatest concern was that the contamination caused oncological problems. So, they already knew before they rolled them out.
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At least you're admitting that it was a lie that the injections "stay in the arm"...... I wonder why they felt the need to lie about them in the first place staying in the arm, if it never mattered if DNA fragments went all over your body and integrated into your genome? I think it was because they knew they DIDN'T stay in the arm, AND they knew what that meant. There are no links to your screenshots, so I can't tell if those opinion pieces were written before or after the contamination was confirmed.....
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I guess if you want to go with Opinion articles over the actual studies that show the evidence and the other studies that explain the mechanisms for the damage...... Did you see the post where Moderna acknowledged in their patents, years before these jabs, that DNA contamination would be a huge problem and that it needed to be removed from injections, especially if they are given repeatedly?
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Feel free. It's usually listed in the conflicts of interest section of a study. Weird, given how much you support it. I didn't say it wasn't necessary or integral. But if a study's hypothesis cannot be reproduced by other independent scientists, then the peer reviewing is moot. For example, the first scientist to discover and publish a study on the DNA contamination in the jabs- he was mocked at first until about 5 other independent scientists reproduced the work.
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Actually, it DOES answer those questions in the article. This means that several important readings were omitted from the models including the fact that Toronto was hotter in 1852 than in 2017, while Vancouver experienced warmer weather in 1910 than it did in 2017. It also excluded the fact that the hottest temperature ever observed in Canada took place on September 15, 1935. .....to produce dramatic weather diagrams and maps for their climate change website. .....as a means to illustrate the threat of climate change. They fabricated the data to support their preferred narrative because the real data didn't support it. I guess you didn't read the article, which kinds proves my thought that climate change catastrophizers refuse to consider any information that doesn't agree with the preferred narrative. Let's face it - if the non-catastrophizers were substituting real data for fake data, you'd be having a fit.
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Goddess replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
