Jan 29, 2022·edited Jan 29, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
There is a possible explanation for the incidence of unvaccinated injuries and deaths. I have heard a number of medical scientists say that these vaccines result in spike protein shedding amongst the vaccinated, particularly in the first 4 to 8 weeks after vaccination. The implications of this are obvious: the vaccinated are spreading the spike protein(not the entire coronavirus but rather its’ pathogenic component(s) only) and thereby inducing the same vaccine injuries in the unvaccinated. What I don’t know, and perhaps no one does, is whether the Lipid Nanoparticles shed as well, as these are being increasingly implicated in vaccine side effects and injuries.
Same for the mRNA itself. I do not believe that the above has been proven, but I do know that respected immunologists and vaccinologists believe it to be a strong possibility(eg, Gaert Vanden Bosche, Robert Malone)
The possibility that every single ingredient in these vaccines is seriously pathogenic is a chilling spectre, as is the possibility that the vaccines are self replicating.
Jan 30, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Thinking out loud:
If the virus a/o the mRNA injection are contributing factors (or the factor, period) to this, discounting differences in reporting of course, shouldn't we see the same in other physically taxing sports?
Crosscountry skiing, especially biathlon for instance. High pace and high pressure over a prolonged period of time. Or long distance skating, ice hockey, triathlon, "Iron man"-style competitions, running the real marathon in Greece and other extreme lenght running and skiing competitions.
Or tennis, table tennis, badminton, volleyball and track&field - where there isn't endurance so much as explosive exertion?
Is it just football? Is it in all countries or just some? Is it evenly distributed across leagues? There are more questions to be asked, and as long as other sports aren't affected the same way it is more reasonable to assume that it is due to skewed reporting - perhaps the question 'Who thinks this is something to shine the light on, and why now' is something to consider.
Does the journalists/publications involved have something more in common, such as who ultimately owns them? Who would benefit from fomenting suspicion and disbelief in our societal and political systems, if we take it that far.
Jan 29, 2022Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
“Which I know can’t be used as evidence….” No, anecdotal evidence is evidence. It’s just that, by itself, it’s not very high on the evidence hierarchy. It certainly falls far short of proof. Yet enough anecdotes taken together constitute data, which is a higher form of evidence, if still not proof. But incontrovertible proof of anything is exceedingly rare. Most arguments are based on a preponderance of the evidence. This data, taken along with other data (like that coming out of the DOD), makes for a fairly compelling argument. (See Wayne Root’s piece on Gateway Pundit today.)
So you see, some guy in Italy had already confirmed that he was unvaccinated and there was no need for the Danish coach or doctor to answer the question. It was a totally convincing denial and if they didn't answer directly it was only to save the time it would have taken for them to say: "no, he is not vaccinated" As a busy person I appreciate they didn't want to waste my time.
And the fact that days before Eriksen's collapse that same Danish coach had been publicly complaining that players were not vaccinated, and that this was putting the whole competition at risk, is mere coincidence, how could it be otherwise?
A proper scientist should conduct a study on the increase of coincidences since late 2019. It seems to me that they are proliferating, but that, of course, is probably a coincidence.
Nothing to see here... move along folks... we have everything under control.
There is a possible explanation for the incidence of unvaccinated injuries and deaths. I have heard a number of medical scientists say that these vaccines result in spike protein shedding amongst the vaccinated, particularly in the first 4 to 8 weeks after vaccination. The implications of this are obvious: the vaccinated are spreading the spike protein(not the entire coronavirus but rather its’ pathogenic component(s) only) and thereby inducing the same vaccine injuries in the unvaccinated. What I don’t know, and perhaps no one does, is whether the Lipid Nanoparticles shed as well, as these are being increasingly implicated in vaccine side effects and injuries.
Same for the mRNA itself. I do not believe that the above has been proven, but I do know that respected immunologists and vaccinologists believe it to be a strong possibility(eg, Gaert Vanden Bosche, Robert Malone)
The possibility that every single ingredient in these vaccines is seriously pathogenic is a chilling spectre, as is the possibility that the vaccines are self replicating.
How they will hide when soldier drop like flies ? Also I had a site that I lost it which listed athletes deaths. 400 in a few months.
Read an article about three player at the Aus Open that had their games stopped due to heart and breathing issues. Will find the link.
"perhaps its the vaccines or perhaps its the spike protein whichever way it gets into your body (wild lab created virus or lab created vaccine)."
I'm pretty certain it's the vaxx but I do wonder what is happening with all those spike proteins in the water table, and consequently, tap water.
wasn't there a german game where a player from each side collapsed?
Thinking out loud:
If the virus a/o the mRNA injection are contributing factors (or the factor, period) to this, discounting differences in reporting of course, shouldn't we see the same in other physically taxing sports?
Crosscountry skiing, especially biathlon for instance. High pace and high pressure over a prolonged period of time. Or long distance skating, ice hockey, triathlon, "Iron man"-style competitions, running the real marathon in Greece and other extreme lenght running and skiing competitions.
Or tennis, table tennis, badminton, volleyball and track&field - where there isn't endurance so much as explosive exertion?
Is it just football? Is it in all countries or just some? Is it evenly distributed across leagues? There are more questions to be asked, and as long as other sports aren't affected the same way it is more reasonable to assume that it is due to skewed reporting - perhaps the question 'Who thinks this is something to shine the light on, and why now' is something to consider.
Does the journalists/publications involved have something more in common, such as who ultimately owns them? Who would benefit from fomenting suspicion and disbelief in our societal and political systems, if we take it that far.
“Which I know can’t be used as evidence….” No, anecdotal evidence is evidence. It’s just that, by itself, it’s not very high on the evidence hierarchy. It certainly falls far short of proof. Yet enough anecdotes taken together constitute data, which is a higher form of evidence, if still not proof. But incontrovertible proof of anything is exceedingly rare. Most arguments are based on a preponderance of the evidence. This data, taken along with other data (like that coming out of the DOD), makes for a fairly compelling argument. (See Wayne Root’s piece on Gateway Pundit today.)
Not getting old yet... https://www.bitchute.com/video/sqTd8LtViqI0/
Were they playing soccer in 2020?
yepp, dropping like FAUXflies, which is a "sub variant" of mayflies: de-populization on the playing field! ^^
https://rumble.com/vt5gzv-sweetest-injection-ft.-magamode.html
The players worship fame
Why do you include Christian Eriksen in the list? It was made abundantly clear that he was unvaccinated. Listen from 01:30 on:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwcysmP-iDw
So you see, some guy in Italy had already confirmed that he was unvaccinated and there was no need for the Danish coach or doctor to answer the question. It was a totally convincing denial and if they didn't answer directly it was only to save the time it would have taken for them to say: "no, he is not vaccinated" As a busy person I appreciate they didn't want to waste my time.
And the fact that days before Eriksen's collapse that same Danish coach had been publicly complaining that players were not vaccinated, and that this was putting the whole competition at risk, is mere coincidence, how could it be otherwise?
https://sportsfinding.com/the-danish-coach-criticizes-that-uefa-has-not-vaccinated-all-the-teams/100250/
A proper scientist should conduct a study on the increase of coincidences since late 2019. It seems to me that they are proliferating, but that, of course, is probably a coincidence.