Nicole Shanahan
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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700 million doses. Yeah. Doses went out. Yeah, sorry, 700 million doses. Thank you for that correction. And amongst those, the estimate is around 5% doesn't deliver as expected into the host, and you don't know what dose or what individuals that's going to happen in. So many of the turbo cancers we're seeing, many of the blood clots,
I sent you and your team a paper about how it's showing up in ovaries long after the date, how the shedding can even impact... The shedding from an individual who received the vaccine can impact someone who didn't take the vaccine.
And now there's a study showing that women who didn't take the vaccine but were around someone who was shedding after receiving the vaccine were having irregular menstrual cycles because it was showing up in their ovaries. So...
One of the things that I think is really important, and this is an argument for issues that I know this group of people cares about, the Stargate people, they care about the economy, they care about competitiveness, they care about the population.
And in order for our population to grow, to be strong, to be fully able-bodied, and for our economy, our human economy to thrive, we do need a moratorium on the mRNA for the time being. And I understand how many people are so impressed by this, especially computer engineers. They think that you can program the human body as you program an AI system, as you program a computer system.
And the trouble with that mentality is that nature and, you know, we don't even have models and the science around how nature works and how our bodies interact. with nature, there's a element to it that when you interject something like the mRNA vaccine, there's a huge amount of stochastic randomness that can occur.
And so these, you know, if you see some of the uproar on X today about that, that's individuals who understand this pretty deeply, and they're very concerned about And yes, yes, there's something very, very impressive about the mRNA platform. I mean, how wonderful if it worked 100 percent of the time and with a great deal of reliability. But but we do need a moratorium on it for the time being.
So it's not Russian roulette to take it. Exactly. Exactly. And as I said, AI is a computer system. Health, human health is not. It is not. And so there are some good uses of AI in the world. And for those, I'm always happy to be a resource on. For instance, I was just with a farmer and we were coming up with a farm plan.
And I was like, man, I would love if there was an AI that could help me model the phases of deploying a new pasture, raised chicken operation on this lot, on this very specific lot here in California. Wouldn't that be great? Because farmers are really struggling financially. And That's actually a really great economic use of AI. There's so many.
I could think of about 250 things that could have been shared in yesterday's conference that are really excellent uses of AI, and I didn't really hear them. Instead, I heard a few that were kind of out there and if deployed correctly. too quickly could lead to an extinction event. And so I think we have to be careful.
Unfortunately, that's the case. And I will say that had the mRNA platform worked as they had hoped, that is something to be proud of. And I would say the speed at which it was deployed in a regular environment where you would have time to test and you had free speech, because remember, free speech was taken away, so that feedback loop was removed. Really important feedback loop.
And that was removed. And so now we have free speech again. Thank you very much, President Trump. This is time for us to talk about it reasonably and logically. And it is not unusual for advancements in biotech to scale back and to come back to the lab, to come back to the researchers. Moratoriums have happened throughout civilization on technological advances, and they're important.
And I think that it is time for us to really ask for a global moratorium on the mRNA platform. It needs more time. We need to really understand- So we can figure out-
Yeah, I'm surprised to hear that from Pence. And when I hear that, I hear, well, big pharma and big telecom, big tech is in his pocket. That's what I hear.
But I have to believe that someone like Pence, who, you know, really cares about the dignity of life, is a pro lifer, can understand that some of these vaccines, especially the HPV, are actually really hurting women's abilities to conceive and to bring a child to bear. In some cases, there's been reports of the mRNA vaccine causing miscarriages, premature bleeding, babies dying.
I mean, it's so I think, you know, vaccine injury is real. Concern about vaccine injury is a duty of anyone in government right now. And it's hard for me to reconcile that you could be both so pro-life and so ignorant to these things happening today. And again, on the EMF and electrochemical pollutants that impact our body or these electrochemical processes that happen within our body,
Again, it doesn't reconcile that you could be both a pro-lifer and not understand that women of childbearing age are experiencing cancer at rates never before seen. And these women are going to undergo treatments that are going to impact their ability to conceive and bear a child. That's a great point. Yeah, so that doesn't reconcile.
And I think that if you are a pro-lifer and you really care about these babies coming into the world because you are someone that believes that life is sacred, you cannot ignore these things that are happening right now.
First, I want to comment on kudos to your doctor for sending you that paper. It really makes me happy to hear that those doctors exist out there. That's great. But to answer your question, it's beyond misguided. I mean... RFK has come out and he has been so consistent in saying that every abortion is a tragedy.
And that he's not one of these folks that conflates the right to bodily autonomy argument to... Let's all just get an abortion. Abortions are great. Let's celebrate abortions. Now, that's weird. RFK has never, ever been on that side of the bodily autonomy argument. I mean, that's way out there. Celebrating abortions is... oddly say it's just odd. There's satanic elements to it.
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