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BarefootGreg's avatar

Another great piece, Rav. Thank you!

Rav Arora's avatar

Thanks, mate. One article at a time.

Gary Weglarz's avatar

Excellent work. Thanks.

Rav Arora's avatar

✊🏽✊🏽

Tana's avatar

I just read a new study that tested troponin levels in a group - only a couple were symptomatic for myocarditis, but troponin levels were elevated for 1 in 200. It indicated the incidents of undiagnosed myocarditis are much much higher than suspected.

Rav Arora's avatar

Is this Thailand study?

Cheryl's avatar

Thank you for BRAVELY speaking out on this horrific va€€ine.

Claudia's avatar

Study conducted in Vancouver, BC showed us in early 2020 that the local population already had immunity to COVID at some level because it wasn't novel!

https://palexander.substack.com/p/pelech-et-al-may-2020-over-90-uninfected

Sam Ghioto's avatar

We need voices like yours Rav. Clear and insightful. I was hesitant since the beginning about getting the vaccine as a 23-year-old male who is very active. My intention was to stand with the minorities who are less trustful of authorities if there were vaccine mandates. But when the myocarditis data came out in later 2021, it was clear to me that something was not right.

Rav Arora's avatar

Thanks. Good decision. Something indeed was not right, as has been shown by multiple studies this year.

Mike's avatar

Excellent article. One point of feedback:

The quote you attribute to CNBC is actually from Science.org (https://www.science.org/content/article/omicron-booster-shots-are-coming-lots-questions). The CNBC article linked doesn't have it.

Mike's avatar

No problem.

PS

Disregard if you don't have the time, but I think you may be interested in the following: https://veryofficialnews.substack.com/p/yes-the-cdc-did-perpetuate-an-overt

In our community, at least as of yet, I've find the gaslighting that went into the promotion of the J&J vaccine to have been particularly underrepresented.