Finally! Slides That Show Brain Damage From the Spike Protein!

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Everybody has been waiting for these slides!  Well, at least I have.  Not because I am a morbid person or anything but surely people have to start doing their own research about what is going on with the Vax of Doom.  There are so many unknowns that we have to get our minds around.  There are many people that have the resources to do research on their own and we need them because obviously we can’t rely on Big Pharma or our insane governments that like to abuse their populations.

Well, it seems like some research is being done.  Hopefully more is going on out there that I have just missed. The way to fight bad science is with good science.  If scientists and doctors can start showing slides of damage to people’s brains maybe people will think twice about getting the shot.  We can only hope at least, I have read that there is a certain level of conditioning that is irreversible, that an idea can be held even when there is direct evidence to the contrary is right in front of the person.  That level of conditioning probably changes from individual to individual and it is likely the most susceptible are already lost.

Anyway, the presentation shows slides of the damaged brain tissue and so much more!  Who knew science could be so much fun?  It is all very exciting to be proven right.  I feel bad for all those poor souls that trusted their governments of course but there is always redemption for those that seek it.

(of course I am talking about the spike protein from the shot)

If you have taken the shot it is about time to start chugging pine needle tea.  I hear Norwegian Pine is the best.

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