Concerns Over Vaccine Safety and Transparency
You had said earlier nefarious.
You felt like this was more nefarious than Dr. Burkholder.
In what sense are you saying that?
The SV40 sequences, they should not be there.
They don't need to be there to grow this into bac-- to grow this in bacteria.
I don't think it's an accident. They could have chosen another plasmid
that did not
have the SV40 sequences. If these sequences sit above an
oncogene and, and they're promiscuous, that means they are
likely to s-- to integrate in places more
likely than other genetic inserts. Thank you so much.
Um,
then they can cause cancer. Insertional mutagenesis anyway causes
cancer,
uh, and that's the risk. That's why gene therapies
were not brought to
market for so many years, because there was a risk of causing cancer
from insertional mutagenesis. We never needed these
vaccines. We had treatments that worked.
Uh, one of our doctors here is gonna tell you about that.
Hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, I can tell you as a
toxicologist, they are not toxic.
They're, they're some of the safest drugs you can
use.
I-- there's no reason, once the FDA found out about this
contamination,
okay? And we looked to see endotoxin levels,
but they've got them all redacted.
Why would you redact them if you were trying to be transparent?
Why would you hold the data for seventy-five years, all of the clinical
data
for seventy-five years from these, if you were trying to be transparent?
Tell me
why.
There is something very unusual going on here that is being done
differently than it's ever been done before.
We don't give experimental products to pregnant women.
We don't give experimental products to babies that have
a death profile like this.
It's not done. It's never been done before.
Please protect your citizens.
Please, I am begging you to protect your citizens.
We've got to get one state to stand up and do the right thing.
Do whatever you can so that other states will follow.
I'm sorry.
Thank you, Dr., uh, Lindsay. Any questions
from council?
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