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J. Gan.'s avatar

Will you, at some future time discuss why natural immunity was suppressed so much? Also, why do we jump to the conclusion any vaccine was needed for SARS-COV2 when none had been developed successfully for SARS-COV1, and no isolation of the SARS COV2 happened in the US or China. We simply trusted the CCP with a genetic diagram of the virus. It was fully known this virus could not be isolated because it was so delicate and did not survive exposure to UV, it was blasted apart by UV exposure. Could you also tackle race effects from vaccines? It is prohibited in the mainstream media in the U.S. because the entire vaccine program would crumble if people knew. The order in which vaccines are administered makes a difference too — another important factor ignored by public health officials in the U.S.

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Unacceptable Risk's avatar

I was fired for refusing the vaccine. My religious exemption was denied, I showed proof I recovered from Covid, none of it mattered. I’m suing, it’s wrong on every level.

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J. Gan.'s avatar

Brother, I wish you the best of luck towards a favorable outcome in your lawsuit. I am also a pure blood , I had covid and now have natural immunity, for life. I am in a blue state. Employers will not even talk to me here. When did medicine become one size fits all politics, with voices of dissent censored and de-platformed? There is a much deeper agenda at work here.

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Unacceptable Risk's avatar

Thanks so much for your reply. It’s been a struggle, and these maniacs won’t admit wrongdoing. We can’t sit for it.

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Taz's avatar

I agree with so much of what you say and hate hearing how you have been, and still are, being treated by your employers. I wonder if they will ever, in time, see the truth? I kinda doubt it.

One thing I will say though is this term "pure blood" - it sounds awful to me! It immediately brings to mind Nazi ideology. And I'm sorry, but it just sounds so arrogant. Can't you just say "unvaccinated"?

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J. Gan.'s avatar

Hi Taz, thanks for your sentiments,I appreciate that.. And Yes, I agree the term 'pure blood' is something straight out of zombie/vampire fiction, but, and this is a Big But, when we apply the term "vaccine" to this product we are, as Clif High calls it - name stealing. It is not a vaccine. If we refer to the financial filings in 2019 and prior of Pfizer Biontec and Moderna, they directly refer to all mRNA products as "gene therapy" products and they are fully aware of this. If you read this document[link below] and search "gene therapy" you will see all the pharma companies care about is receiving marketing approval, there is nothing in there about putting safe and effective "mRNA products" on the market. This tells us all we need to know about how carelessly these products were rushed onto the world with zero respect for the 10-12 years of testing and trials it takes to bring a safe immuno-modulating medicine to market that comes with the added harm or benefit of transfection by way of nanotechnology. I never signed up to be a test subject of the US gov or their pharma-medico industrial complex.

https://investors.biontech.de/node/7381/html

quote-"Currently, mRNA is considered a gene therapy product by the FDA. Unlike certain gene therapies that irreversibly alter cell DNA and may cause certain side effects, mRNA-based medicines are designed not to irreversibly change cell DNA. Side effects observed in other gene therapies, however, could negatively impact the perception of immunotherapies despite the differences in mechanism.

As with most biological products, use of our product candidates could be associated with side effects or adverse events which can vary in severity from minor reactions to death and in frequency from infrequent to prevalent. The potential for adverse events is especially acute in the oncology setting, where patients may have advanced disease, have compromised immune and other systems and be receiving numerous other therapies. Undesirable side effects or unacceptable toxicities caused by our product candidates could cause us or regulatory authorities to interrupt, delay or halt clinical trials and could result in a more restrictive label or the delay or denial of regulatory approval by the FDA, the EMA or comparable regulatory authorities. Results of our trials could reveal a high and unacceptable severity and prevalence of side effects."

Y I K E S !!!!!

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Taz's avatar

Sorry... I've only just read your comment NOW! All well said, very true and still so relevant. I don't have time to comment further but thank you for your thought out response. Keep up the great work!

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Adrian Gaty's avatar

“The lunacy of incentivizing vaccination with donuts, ice cream, cheeseburgers, and weed”

If we’re fat and stoned, we’re less likely to fight tyranny (see brave new world, etc), so there’s some good strategy in that lunacy…

If y’all are interested in childhood obesity and fighting big pharma, y’all might like this on how the awful AAP now recommends ozempic for kids. Maybe they’ll put it alongside the Covid vaccine on the pediatric shot schedule soon ; )

https://gaty.substack.com/p/the-picture-of-dorian-gray-is-not

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TH's avatar

I really like the concept of this podcast and believe it’s extremely important to discuss. Please take my comments as constructive criticism and not political but what I observe. I find Jay to be exceptional. Pragmatic and balanced. Unfortunately, Rav is more word salad and talks too

Much about what he considers to be conspiracy theorists or people on the far right. I think it’s obvious this crisis was driven by people on the far left.

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Kimberlee Scannell's avatar

Hmmm

My audio is episode 2

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Curiousreader's avatar

Same here.

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Andy Bunting's avatar

Thank Dr. Jay.

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JMAC's avatar

This pile on by a fringe group is a social media phenomenon, and you are right to note that they have very little power, which I think is one reason for their anger. What happens too often is that the rest of vaccine skeptics get branded with the bad behavior of the fringe.

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Charles G's avatar

I am a specialty medical physician who received my MD in 1980 and completed postgraduate training in 1986. In my opinion a major contributor to the monolithic response by the medical community to the pandemic was made possible by evolution of medical training emphasizing adherence to guidelines established by experts rather than independent assessment of research evidence and discussion with trusted colleagues. Would be very interested in Jay’s thoughts on this topic.

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CindyMorrow's avatar

I was looking forward to this podcast. I'm 61 (so not a short attention span millennial) and I lost patience about a third of the way through because you just. kept. repeating. the. same. points. over. and over. I'll listen to another one soon, but, whew...I was painting at the time, and it was like watching paint dry.

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Taz's avatar

Thank you very much Jay and Rav for deciding to do these podcasts!

I am really enjoying them. You are touching on aspects that I have heard very few people talk about in depth, if at all - the illusion of consensus being of course the main one, but also how science should work, the concept of "experts", the way the vaccine was pushed as a moral choice (that was a really interesting topic), the responsibility of public health and their representatives to be humble, honest, and to state what they don't know or if they have been wrong - it's so very true they have lost so much credibility and public trust by being the opposite, and by then doubling down on things.

I like how you discuss these, and other things, to a deeper level, trying to unpack what's underneath so much of what went on - philosophically and scientifically etc. I feel you are both trying to be as objective as possible, using reason rather than emotion (or politics) and are willing to criticise but not in outrage or in an emotive way - it's very refreshing. Great work! Thank you!

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Keith Dudleston's avatar

Together the two or three of the biggest American multinational investment companies have a serious investment in big pharma and a powerful influence on government and own a significant proportion of mainstream and social media. These agencies appear to have worked together to censor covid skeptic voices. Big coincidence? Yes definitely.

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Keith Dudleston's avatar

What proportion of so called "flu" infection are caused by the "influenza" virus.?

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Keith Dudleston's avatar

It would be very interesting to know who these nameless people are who started these unacceptable and shameful attacks on this bereaved father. From where do they get their support and funding?

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