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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

"At best, as Dr. Ealy relates, vaccination induces artificial infection. RSB acknowledges that vaccination can suppress the expression of a disease, but that is not the same thing as true prevention."

When is it ever a good idea to suppress expression? This is happening on every level and it works the same way in a body as it does in movement or in a population. You can't suppress expression without creating pathology. Suppress a pathogen, suppress a voice, suppress a movement... it will become inflamed and disrupt its environment until it is cleared.

Acute febrile illness is the body expressing a pathogen - clearing something that doesn't serve it. Vaccines try to force the body to bury the pathogen deep in its own resources, where it can do the most damage, so that it can't express/create symptoms. But a suppressed pathogen creates inflammation that consumes those resources beyond the boundaries (skin, digestive and respiratory tract) that would normally keep it from penetrating more deeply. It's like capturing one of many enemies and imprisoning him in your house to ensure your safety. You use up your own energy and resources and disrupt your own life by trying to keep him contained and it changes the whole environment. Preoccupation. Permanent hypervigilance. Paranoia. Autoimmunity.

But suppression is their go-to. That's why they thought it was a good idea to confine Covid positive patients in nursing homes - isolating them where they could do the most damage. Either they don't know any better or they know exactly what they're doing.

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Jill Hart's avatar

So many who are in their child bearing years don't understand basic biology - starting with the food they eat while pregnant. The medical community has made every stage of a women's life a medical event/disease - where intervention is a must! Is it any wonder that that we are quickly reaching a point, at least in the US, where we might not actually have viable adults in twenty years?

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