Nicolas Hulscher

yes yes and this is this is what appears to be happening and and but unfortunately it's not only the brain um and i want to go over two massive studies that kind of just throw the whole safe and effective narrative out of the water so the two largest COVID vaccine safety studies ever conducted. The first ones by Foxova and colleagues. This had 99 million people in it.

yes yes and this is this is what appears to be happening and and but unfortunately it's not only the brain um and i want to go over two massive studies that kind of just throw the whole safe and effective narrative out of the water so the two largest COVID vaccine safety studies ever conducted. The first ones by Foxova and colleagues. This had 99 million people in it.

They found 500% increased risks of myocarditis, 300% increased risks of spinal cord inflammation, which can be permanently disabling. It can cause paralysis.

They found 500% increased risks of myocarditis, 300% increased risks of spinal cord inflammation, which can be permanently disabling. It can cause paralysis.

Yes, yes, transverse myelitis. And so we have all these things. Yeah, yeah. And then we have the second largest vaccine safety study ever conducted, which was published a few weeks ago that had 85 million people in it and had a control group. So it was about 40 million vaccinated, 40 million weren't. It was a meta-analysis. They found 300% increased risks of heart attack,

Yes, yes, transverse myelitis. And so we have all these things. Yeah, yeah. And then we have the second largest vaccine safety study ever conducted, which was published a few weeks ago that had 85 million people in it and had a control group. So it was about 40 million vaccinated, 40 million weren't. It was a meta-analysis. They found 300% increased risks of heart attack,

They found 200% increased risk of arrhythmias. They found about 250% increased risk of stroke. And so now we have the largest population sizes ever studied that were vaccinated, and we find these massive risks.

They found 200% increased risk of arrhythmias. They found about 250% increased risk of stroke. And so now we have the largest population sizes ever studied that were vaccinated, and we find these massive risks.

Yes, yes. There was a study by, I believe the first author is Roh, R-O-H. I could be wrong on that. But what he found, this was in Korea. They looked at about 100,000, actually a few hundred thousand people. Koreans. They looked in the national database. They found about a 22.5% increase in Alzheimer's in the vaccinated older adult population.

Yes, yes. There was a study by, I believe the first author is Roh, R-O-H. I could be wrong on that. But what he found, this was in Korea. They looked at about 100,000, actually a few hundred thousand people. Koreans. They looked in the national database. They found about a 22.5% increase in Alzheimer's in the vaccinated older adult population.

And so, again, this is probably due to this brain spike production. It's probably due to this brain inflammation that is causing brain damage and resulting in this cognitive impairment, which they also looked at they found cognitive impairment up about 140% in vaccinated older adults.

And so, again, this is probably due to this brain spike production. It's probably due to this brain inflammation that is causing brain damage and resulting in this cognitive impairment, which they also looked at they found cognitive impairment up about 140% in vaccinated older adults.

Yeah, well, we'll start first. These are predominantly meta-analyses. So usually, actually, well, I'll say first, the largest study with 99 million people, that was not a meta-analysis. They just had a large database they collected these from. But the second largest one with 85 million people, this was the meta-analysis. But regardless, it's still valid.

Yeah, well, we'll start first. These are predominantly meta-analyses. So usually, actually, well, I'll say first, the largest study with 99 million people, that was not a meta-analysis. They just had a large database they collected these from. But the second largest one with 85 million people, this was the meta-analysis. But regardless, it's still valid.

You know, it's still valid sample sizes according to these epidemiologic principles. So, you know, It's still great, great evidence. But regarding where we think most of the vaccine injuries are located, probably where the highest uptake is, you know, it's really hard to gauge this because it hasn't been studied. But honestly, we could assume that the U.S.,

You know, it's still valid sample sizes according to these epidemiologic principles. So, you know, It's still great, great evidence. But regarding where we think most of the vaccine injuries are located, probably where the highest uptake is, you know, it's really hard to gauge this because it hasn't been studied. But honestly, we could assume that the U.S.,

actually has some of the highest vaccine injury rates. And just by looking on the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System, we see about 40,000 deaths, over a million injuries. And that's underreported by a conservative estimate of about 31. So we could have 30 million adverse events among Americans after these shots. And we did have a massive uptake of these. But we also look in Europe.

actually has some of the highest vaccine injury rates. And just by looking on the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System, we see about 40,000 deaths, over a million injuries. And that's underreported by a conservative estimate of about 31. So we could have 30 million adverse events among Americans after these shots. And we did have a massive uptake of these. But we also look in Europe.

Europe had a large uptake of mRNA shots. And so it's really concentrated in the Western world. You know, we look at Russia, China, they didn't really give mRNA shots to their populations so that we would expect to see less mRNA induced injuries there.

Europe had a large uptake of mRNA shots. And so it's really concentrated in the Western world. You know, we look at Russia, China, they didn't really give mRNA shots to their populations so that we would expect to see less mRNA induced injuries there.