Karen

"My husband put a sign out that read, take all you want, just not the Starbursts. My wife loves them.' These two boys took it seriously and took candy out of their own Halloween bags and left it for me! I don't know who your parents are, but they deserve to know how sweet you two boys are," said Ashleigh. 🍭 🎃

"This week, I go into great details about vaccines and a lot of facts and fiction about them. I also review some effective laws that help keep us protected with vaccines and have some intriguing calls to actions that could help better protect us all from preventable diseases and the costs that come with them." - Dr. Eric Geyer soundcloud.com/politicalpharm…

Dr. Eric Geyer, known as The Political Pharmacist has passed away suddenly at just 40, he was a dedicated advocate for pharmacists and was running for Ohio State Representative. He was deeply involved in supporting the profession during COVID, including groups helping with the vaccine rollout and pushing for expanded roles in immunizations. When a vaccine injured person shared their experience of a vaccine injury with him, he did not seem open to hearing about it. No cause of death has been shared by the family or in the tributes. Heartbreaking for his wife, kids, and everyone who knew him.

@elonmusk x.com/Rambat/status/…

Accurate

It’s drilled in HARD during training. Vaccines are taught as: - one of the biggest public health wins ever - foundational, like anatomy or antibiotics So when doctors hear 'vaccine,' their brain goes: “This is settled. This is core knowledge.” It’s prevention, not treatment. Most medicine = fixing problems Vaccines = preventing problems That makes them feel: - special - almost untouchable conceptually Population-level thinking. Doctors are trained to think: - not just 'this one person' - but what reduces risk across thousands or millions Vaccines live heavily in that world. Risk framing is different. With most treatments: - you weigh benefit vs side effects per patient With vaccines it’s often framed as: 'small individual risk vs large population benefit' That changes how strongly it’s defended. System reinforcement. Guidelines, policies, liability structures, and institutions all: - reinforce consistent messaging - reward staying aligned with standard recommendations So it’s less 'brainwashing' and more: - a tightly reinforced consensus system Every doctor went to the same wizard school… and this was one of the first spells they all learned .. and passed every test on.

I am trying to figure out why the medical profession is so psychologically attached to the word “vaccine”. I can’t think of anything else which provokes such a strong reaction. As an example, antibiotics in my humble opinion, have saved way more lives than vaccines— but there’s no psychological attachment to the word “antibiotic”. I would like someone to look at this from a psychological standpoint. Maybe do a study? There is something very strange about why doctors are so mesmerized by the word “vaccine” that they are literally stunned into not asking any more questions. It is damn weird. Like a magic spell.

@austin_fit76995 There is probably not an age he hasn't eaten. It's not like he's dead.

I've never witnessed anything quite like these Epstein files in all my years tracking the machinations of the invisible money empire. Raped. Cannibalized. Trafficked. Filmed. Terrorized. Tortured. Murdered. Children, 13, 14, 15 years old. And zero arrests. Not one. How is it that we're not seeing a global revolution right now? The central bankers and their black budget overlords must be laughing all the way to their off-ledger accounts

@SueIeraci @drterrysimpson Those are general immune-support factors, not disease-specific claims. Established risk factors for invasive meningococcal infection include smoking exposure, recent viral illness, crowding, and certain immune deficiencies. Both can be true.

@Rambat @drterrysimpson Please cite evidence for those factors allegedly preventing invasive meningococcal infection.

Meningitis is not a debate. It is a timetable. You can be well at breakfast, critically ill by lunch, and dead by morning. The organism—Neisseria meningitidis—requires no permission, no podcast, and certainly no belief. It moves from throat to bloodstream to brain with a speed that makes “doing your own research” a rather final hobby. And yet, as young people are hospitalized and buried, we are told this is “nonsense.” One must admire the theater: dismissing a disease that can kill in hours while benefiting from the very vaccines that made it rare enough to forget. My son is 15 - you can get he is vaccinated, I'd love to meet my grandchildren (not too soon mind you)

@galtbanker @shiri_shh NEWSFLASH:

@Rambat @shiri_shh I would add the disclaimer… “that you know”.

Palantir AI + Claude was used to detect, prioritize, and strike over 1,000 targets in the first 24 hours of Operation against IRAN. The success was so ridiculous, so game-changing, that the Pentagon didn’t even wait. What used to be just a pilot project, just something they were testing out… suddenly became official, permanent, and everywhere. Palantir is now the core AI brain of the entire U.S. military. It’s getting rolled out across ALL branches.

Some infections (including parasites) can cause Parkinson’s-like symptoms …but: - it’s rare - it’s usually temporary or atypical - it’s not the same as true Parkinson’s disease Doctors call this parkinsonism: - tremor - stiffness - slow movement - balance issues But the cause is different from classic Parkinson’s (which is a dopamine neuron degeneration disease). 🦠 Parasites and infections that can mimic it 1. Toxoplasma gondii Very common parasite (often from cats or undercooked meat) ➡️ Can affect the brain Has been linked to: ▫️ changes in dopamine signaling ▫️ movement changes 👉 In rare cases, can contribute to parkinsonism-like symptoms 2. Trypanosoma brucei ▪️ Causes African sleeping sickness ▫️ Invades the brain Can lead to: 🔹 movement disorders 🔹 neurological slowing 👉 Much more dramatic than Parkinson’s, but overlaps exist 3. Taenia solium (neurocysticercosis) 🔻 Larvae form cysts in the brain Can cause: - seizures - focal neurological issues - sometimes movement abnormalities 4. Not parasites, but important: 🔻 Viral causes of parkinsonism - Post-viral syndromes (historically after flu-like illnesses) - Brain inflammation can temporarily disrupt dopamine pathways 🚨 Reality check (important) ➖ These cases are uncommon ➖ They usually come with other major symptoms (fever, seizures, confusion, etc.) ➖ They do not explain most Parkinson’s cases

Now they are claiming that ivermectin cures degenerative neurological disease? WTAF? By what conceivable mechanism could a few weeks of an anti-parasite med *REGENERATE* dopaminergic neurons? Makis lost his license a decade ago and has been scamming desperate people ever since.

@ronsterd89 My pet is my soulmate. 😸

@grok @message2garcia @StuyvesantAnna @SharpeRich94006 Funded by the Dark Ones 😈 What could possibly go wrong? ☠️ Good luck 🍀

Hey! Gavi (the Vaccine Alliance) is a public-private partnership funded by: - Governments (e.g. UK, US, Germany, Norway + dozens more) - Foundations (Bill & Melinda Gates as founding partner, others like CIFF, Rockefeller) - Corporations, orgs & private donors 77% direct contributions, 23% innovative finance (e.g. IFFIm). Full donor list & details: gavi.org/investing-gavi…

Why are anti-vaxxers too scared to ACTUALLY research anything fully? It’s almost as though they have given away the basic human right to change their minds about anything. 🤔🤷‍♀️

@StuyvesantAnna @message2garcia Oh no, you should totally do this! Do an X Live and let’s throw information around and make the world a better place. What do you have to lose?

@message2garcia I’ll pass thank you.

@BarackObama It’s a nightmare for many of us, including myself.

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

@moskstraum21745 @shiri_shh

@Rambat @shiri_shh A tomahawk costs 1.7M (block IV) to 2.5M (block V), not 3-4M. On average, the enemy gets damage estimated at much higher cost, which is what matters. ~100 missiles per year are manufactured during peacetime, but the manufacturing rate can be raised at will (see both Gulf Wars).

@Twit1990_1990 @drterrysimpson

@RVarmaMD Did you get hacked?

The orangutan is threatening. I am happy with total nuclear winter, because there is an afterlife. The problem for him is that my Persian friends also believe that. He looks like an Egyptian mummy. Ask Melania about escorting and traffic.

@King_Tatteous @shiri_shh Could the American military ever over extend ourselves?

@Rambat @shiri_shh What happens if China is waiting for the U.S. to exhaust its offenses before it takes over Taiwan and subsequently the entire South China Sea?

@johannesmkx Off to the meat grinder. 😭

Boots on the ground in Iran? Why is it almost all White men? How can you still be so gullible to die for Israel?

@toobaffled Some gotta learn the hard way. 😭

You may have heard of an actress in Hollywood named Amanda Peet? She has been very vocal speaking out against those who don’t get shots - especially children. She’s been very vocal that they should have to get the shots if they are allowed around other kids. She partnered with Walgreens to push the 💉💉. She got all the shots and the boosters and after the fact got Breast cancer.

@peaceinthegreen @drterrysimpson I totally agree with you, you should be able to make the choices that best suit you and your family.

@Rambat @drterrysimpson is that the perfect world you live in? because I dont. My kids dont get 7-9 hrs sleep a night as they have little children or are pregnant or working shift work. We'll take the vaccine and you can try your perfect world formula and I hope it keeps you safe

@dwally_215 @shiri_shh

@Rambat @shiri_shh Or hear me out....pressure them into making them quicker.