On 4/25/2025 at 6:59 AM, Red Phoenix said:

here the blunt in-your-face truth supported by overwhelming factual evidence:

Absolute garbage.

Death can be the best outcome with some diseases but not always available.

With most disease the risk of lifelong disability is far greater than any adverse effect from the vaccine.

Anyone who saw polio in the early 50s would be well aware.

People should be concerned for the easily led being sucked into this distorted way of thinking.

2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

You forgot Bill Gates's nanobots.

What about his flying needles  the mosquitoes ?  delivering a jab whether you want it to or not  no consent needed..perfectly fine ?

8 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Nature is there to help; not destroy.

 

How do kinds contract bone cancer?

4 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Hardly off topic. We were all told the story of Louis Pasteur and the development of a smallpox vaccine and the development of Pasteurization. If you choose to ignore well developed 200 year old science, you are a fool. Sadly your children will pay the price.

Where there is contention, always a buck to be made.

AI Overview 

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2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

You forgot Bill Gates's nanobots.

5 minutes ago, johng said:

What about his flying needles  the mosquitoes ?  delivering a jab whether you want it to or not  no consent needed..perfectly fine ?

Malaria killed nearly 600,000 people in 2023.

 

There are two vaccines for it, not fully effective. About 19 countries vaccinate their children, which will no doubt enrage  some posters on this thread. They worship at the altar of natural immunity.

6 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Where there is contention, always a buck to be made.

AI Overview 

Chang has launched an unpasteurized beer in a screw-top aluminum bottle, aiming to tap into the growing premium beer market in Thailand. This new product is available at 7-Eleven stores nationwide. Chang's unpasteurized beer is designed to appeal to consumers seeking a premium taste and experience, with its innovative packaging and focus on freshness. 

Before the widespread adoption of pasteurization, milk was a significant source of diseases like tuberculosis, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and brucellosis. Pasteurization has been instrumental in drastically reducing the incidence of these illnesses.  

 

Pasteurized beer is an oxymoron, given the alcohol in beer has been classified as a #1 carcinogen since 1989.

16 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

How do kinds contract bone cancer?

I guess you mean kids Will?

 

There are basically two reasons why we fall ill. One is lack of nutrition in the diet. The other is toxicity. That includes medicines and vaxxes.

 

Put the two together and there are gonna be problems.

On 4/25/2025 at 8:40 AM, save the frogs said:

theory is nonsense.

we all had a bunch of vaccines as kids.

people generally die of cancer, diabetes, heart issues, which is caused by lifestyle and also genetics 

 

and diets!  Americans 42 % OBESE!

5 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Are you saying all the people wearing leg braces were gone by the 1960's?

Because I never saw one in real life, only TV and movies.

Or maybe they didn't have polio in Brighton.

There was a girl in my class at school in the mid 50s had calipers on both legs, expected to be for life.

She got it before the vaccine became available.

In a town of about 4000 everyone knew her and we were all marched along to the doctors as soon as the vaccine appeared, no debate whatsoever.

5 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Before the widespread adoption of pasteurization, milk was a significant source of diseases like tuberculosis, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and brucellosis. Pasteurization has been instrumental in drastically reducing the incidence of these illnesses.  

 

Pasteurized beer is an oxymoron, given the alcohol in beer has been classified as a #1 carcinogen since 1989.

The lecture was a bit irrelevant to the point, the gullible are easily led.

6 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

I guess you mean kids Will?

 

There are basically two reasons why we fall ill. One is lack of nutrition in the diet. The other is toxicity. That includes medicines and vaxxes.

 

Put the two together and there are gonna be problems.

Yes.....a "condition" that is slowly getting worse I'm afraid.....SVD of the brain......and you're correct kids.

23 hours ago, BritManToo said:

In 1998 I was indirectly involved in making a documentary for Channel 4 about the dangers of MMR vaccines, our lead interviewee was the current director of Great Ormand street children's hospital in London.

 

No one's ever heard of this because while I was standing in the doorway to the editing suite, a man from the ministry walked in with a D notice, this documentary will not be broadcast as it is against the public interest.

Sorry, but I'm having difficulty with that story. D notices (known nowadays as DSMA-Notices) are described on the government's official DSMA website as follows: 

 

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The DSMA-Notice System is a means of providing advice and guidance to the media about defence and security information, the publication of which would be damaging to national security.

 

The DSMA Notice System

 

https://www.dsma.uk/about/

 

Based on the information I can find on that website, they are not now, nor have they ever have been, used for stories about medical matters.

 

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26 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Malaria killed nearly 600,000 people in 2023.

 

Yes thanks for not answering the question. 

Mosquitoes delivering a vaccine whether the recipient agrees to it or not..

is fine ???

29 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Where there is contention, always a buck to be made.

AI Overview 

Chang has launched an unpasteurized beer in a screw-top aluminum bottle, aiming to tap into the growing premium beer market in Thailand. This new product is available at 7-Eleven stores nationwide. Chang's unpasteurized beer is designed to appeal to consumers seeking a premium taste and experience, with its innovative packaging and focus on freshness. 

Beer is not milk and has never been linked to smallpox. Maybe in Pattaya you use beer on your cereal.

 

The beer in bottles is pasteurized for other reasons. Unpasteurized beer is also called draft beer and is not intended for long term storage and distribution. If you are going to make silly arguments, do a little research.

Just now, johng said:

 

Yes thanks for not answering the question. 

Mosquitoes delivering a vaccine whether the recipient agrees to it or not..

is fine ???

Sorry, I don't know what you are talking about.

 

Is this another conspiracy theory?

8 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said:

Based on the information I can find on that website, they are not now, nor have they ever have been, used for stories about medical matters.

 

Isn't it obvious that they will not tell you which stories they are censoring

its all for "national security" and your "own safety"  of course they can't tell the general public about on a website.

1 minute ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Beer is not milk and has never been linked to smallpox. Maybe in Pattaya you use beer on your cereal.

 

The beer in bottles is pasteurized for other reasons. Unpasteurized beer is also called draft beer and is not intended for long term storage and distribution. If you are going to make silly arguments, do a little research.

Unpasteurized beer will have viable micro-organisms.

 

According to the Chief Chemist of Australia largest brewery, pasteurized beer has a shelf life of 3 months. The taste congeners in beer are totally different to wine.

 

That doesn't say much for the shelf life of unpasteurized beer.

23 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

Yes.....a "condition" that is slowly getting worse I'm afraid.....SVD of the brain......and you're correct kids.

Alternate Stiddle Mump Profile?

1 minute ago, Lacessit said:

Unpasteurized beer will have viable micro-organisms.

 

According to the Chief Chemist of Australia largest brewery, pasteurized beer has a shelf life of 3 months. The taste congeners in beer are totally different to wine.

 

That doesn't say much for the shelf life of unpasteurized beer.

That is why draft beer is delivered cold. It has a shelf life of a few weeks. 

Just now, cjinchiangrai said:

Alternate Stiddle Mump Profile?

Small Vessel Disease. One of its features is cerebral atrophy, some quite advanced examples on this thread.

30 minutes ago, sandyf said:

There was a girl in my class at school in the mid 50s had calipers on both legs, expected to be for life.

She got it before the vaccine became available.

In a town of about 4000 everyone knew her and we were all marched along to the doctors as soon as the vaccine appeared, no debate whatsoever.

 

Which country and region was this, if you don't mind saying?

12 minutes ago, johng said:

 

Isn't it obvious that they will not tell you which stories they are censoring

its all for "national security" and your "own safety"  of course they can't tell the general public about on a website.

I already explained in detail in another post why the documentary was pulled - it was because it was (unknowingly) based on a massive fraud. Once the fraud came to light it should obviously not be broadcast as nearly everything in it was false. No conspiracy theory.

3 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

No conspiracy theory.

Well its your theory that the documentary was based on a “flawed paper“.

I don't think @BritManToo came back to confirm or deny.

 

Any why appears no mention of it on the website the previous poster referred to ..I haven't looked at the website so it might be mentioned but doubt it due to the afore mentioned "national security“ catch all whenever its convenient excuse.

Why do the Moderators of the forum tolerate this nonsense?

 

5 minutes ago, johng said:

Well its your theory that the documentary was based on a “flawed paper“.

I don't think @BritManToo came back to confirm or deny.

 

Any why appears no mention of it on the website the previous poster referred to ..I haven't looked at the website so it might be mentioned but doubt it due to the afore mentioned "national security“ catch all whenever its convenient excuse.

 

And in any case, no study has been done since 2002, so it's a good idea to do a new one.

Inconvenient Truth of the Day:

 

‘We Get Paid to Vaccinate Your Children’: Pediatrician Reveals Details of Big Pharma Payola Scheme

 

In an interview on Children’s Health Defense’s “Vax-Unvax” bus, Dr. Paul Thomas exposed the financial incentives pediatricians receive for administering vaccines, including kickbacks of up to $240 per visit.

 

[…]

 

“You cannot stay in business if you’re not giving pretty close to the CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] [childhood vaccine] schedule,” said Thomas, who ran a general pediatrics practice with 15,000 patients and 33 staff members.

 

[…]

 

He explained that pediatric practices heavily rely on vaccine income to stay afloat, with overhead costs running as high as 80%.

 

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/pediatricians-paid-vaccinate-children-pharma-payment-scheme-dr-paul-thomas/

5 minutes ago, MicroB said:

Why do the Moderators of the forum tolerate this nonsense?

 

The forum is “off the beaten track“

a less censorious branch of the main forum..

42 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Sorry, I don't know what you are talking about.

 

Is this another conspiracy theory?

Of course you don't probably because you only comsume legacy media and you think you are informed ?

 

But don't know about the plan to use mosquitoes to deliver vaccines.

Do some research..you know that thing that turns you into a raving antivax  MAGA loon 🤣

 

1 minute ago, johng said:

you know that thing that turns you into a raving antivax  MAGA loon 🤣

 

Riiiight.

 

I'll have to check out the quacks on YouTube. Like ones who have nursing qualifications, explaining their thoughts on virology and immunology.