"There was no virus"... ...and other fairy stories.
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Midazolam and the “3 tablets” scandals
What is now becoming obvious is that much of the all-cause mortality spike in the UK (and by extension other countries such as France) was predominantly driven by the use of midazolam (which is really bad at treating bacterial pneumonia) and withholding of antibiotics to the elderly.
This is the #3tablets scandal that we have touched on but of which much of the work has been on twitter.
Much of the evidence for it came from an analysis of the cyclical antibiotic prescribing data from the UK, which suddenly disappeared in… April 2020 when there was a huge spike in deaths “from COVID”
Juno Jump Start | Alberta tables “Peterson Law” protecting professionals’ free expression
Premier Smith introduced the “Peterson Law” to curb professional regulators who punish members for legal, off-duty speech, Mark Carney seems ready to drag Canada into a fighter-jet nightmare, and more
https://www.junonews.com/p/juno-jump-start-alberta-tables-peterson
According to a bombshell Rasmussen survey, 36% of Americans who received the COVID-19 jab experienced side effects.
Additionally, nearly half of them believe the vaccines have caused the death of many patients.
Bombshell Rasmussen Survey Released
Millions Experienced COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects
Twenty-six percent of the people surveyed reported minor side effects, 10% reported significant side effects, and 60% of vaccinated adults reported no side effects.
According to Rasmussen, the U.S. adult population is now 258 million, which “would mean 63 million had at least some side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine, including more than 17 million who experienced major side effects.”
Forty-six percent of all American Adults believe it is likely that side effects of COVID-19 shots caused a significant number of unexplained deaths, down from 55% in September 2024 - including 25% who say it’s V..
https://www.malone.news/p/bombshell-rasmussen-survey-released
