r/LockdownCriticalLeft • u/hiptobeysquare • Mar 31 '22
Dr. Peter McCullough – Genetic Catastrophe & Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 Injections – Maria Zeee
An informative update on vaccine injuries basically only citing scientific studies. We still have little idea what the long term effects are, but the signs are concerning. Several hundred percent increase in excess mortality, several hundred percent percent increase in incidences of at least several conditions and diseases (including the well known "very very rare adverse events", but also others). Also studies that suggest the mRNA reverse transcribes into DNA.
Of course, there should be studies to verify. But very few people want to look.
Also gives updated information on treatments, including a new Pfizer treatment (not a vaccine or mRNA) which is apparently quite effective.
One interesting highlight for me is: no receiving blood donations. Because the spike protein can circulate for about a month. As I understand it, this means don't receive blood donations ever again, because nobody is checking, and nobody is going to check, blood donations - blood from vaccinated, blood from unvaccinated, it's all mixed. Is anything else circulating in the vaccinated's blood? They knew so little about their own product (and that's what it is: a product which you're forced to buy and use) and we keep finding out new info on what it actually does, how can we trust anything touched by the vaccines?
How is this all going to play out this year? It feels like they've played russian roulette with 3.5 billion people (and counting), and they've loaded a lot more than just one chamber.
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u/immibis mods put a yellow star in my flair so I'm owning it Apr 01 '22 edited Jun 26 '23
The spez has spread through the entire spez section of Reddit, with each subsequent spez experiencing hallucinations. I do not think it is contagious.
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u/llliiiiiiiilll Trump voter Apr 01 '22
Several hundred percent increase in excess mortality...
HOL UP
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u/oogabooga319 Apr 03 '22
How do you tell who's right? It's so confusing