Posted on 04/17/2023 6:04:09 PM PDT by ransomnote
View from above the clouds!
iirc he pulled a similar stunt with a polio ax in India?
Is there any info available re how long it is post-injection when the vertigo sets in? Have a specific reason for asking. The lady I’m thinking of had her initial injection in Feb. 2021, and had 2 “boosters” after that.
Very proud of her for waking up one day and saying “Screw this, they lied about the whole thing”. But worried because about a week ago, she had severe vertigo seemingly out of nowhere that laid her up for nearly 4 days.
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Some pictures taken this evening in Germany:
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First, those "tin" pennies were minted in '43 (the year after I was) and AFAIK were low-grade steel. (I'll go dig one out and check it for sauce, though.)
Finally, I doubt we'll see any coins made of wood EVER: First, any wood could be used to make coinage would be double the cost of the sorry monkeymetal they're using right now and second the cost of replacing the presses/dies now used would totally wreck the deal.
(They could just PRINT the "coins" on paper but that's already being done for bills and would kill the vending machine world dead as a pile of rocks.)
Maybe some of those genius' in DC should go get a job actually making something that works before they write any more grand theses on the subject.
MMA fighter Ashlee Smith hands transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox his first defeat. Fox has broken the skulls of 2 female opponents. I’m so glad to see a female beat the sh!t out of him. Well done Ashlee! 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/xbw6eJcwYj— Kenzi 🇺🇸 (@shelton_kenzi) April 22, 2023
Zinc. 1943 - my birth year. I have a few... BUT it would be better to have a 1943 copper!
I seem to have vertigo a lot these days. I guess I know why now.
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 04/17/2023 Vol.456, Q Day 1997 , AFB-XYZ wrote: Is there any info available re how long it is post-injection when the vertigo sets in? Have a specific reason for asking. The lady I’m thinking of had her initial injection in Feb. 2021, and had 2 “boosters” after that.
Very proud of her for waking up one day and saying “Screw this, they lied about the whole thing”. But worried because about a week ago, she had severe vertigo seemingly out of nowhere that laid her up for nearly 4 days.
I don't see a good breakdown of the time elapsed between injection and onset in VAERS. I've sometimes come across anecdotal information in individual records in VAERS.
The NIH has a little study of 50 people in which they said the onset between injection and vertigo was 10 days, but that study pushes the 'vaccine' by diminishing its effectson the immune system. 50 persons seems to be an awfully small sample size.
There's case stories and reddit comments about vertigo here - and I see some people saying a few days after, or one week.
Triumphal Arch of Berá (built est.13 BC), Roda de Berà, Spain
Good, that could mean this lady's vertigo is not injection-related, since she was injected in 2021 (with so-called "boosters" in late 2021 & early 2022). She was feeling much better by the 4th day, so maybe it's something "ordinary" like an inner-ear infection, or a sinus infection that migrated to the inner ear. Many thanks for the info and the link.
70% of populatin report that they have never been this poor financially. 50% living paycheck to paycheck
Got a link for that?
heard on tonight’s AWK -
4.23.23: AWK interview - There are standards provided for successful living in this SYSTEM! PRAY!
Friend who had a stroke and then open heart surgery 2 years ago after booster now has a brain tumor.
Scary all the people I know or relatives know who have cancer now.
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Senators demand answers on FBI agents forced to sign nondisclosures stopping whistleblowers
justthenews.com ^ | 4/23/2023 | Madeleine Hubbard
Posted on 4/23/2023, 11:49:56 PM by bitt
“Federal agencies cannot conceal their wrongdoing behind illegal nondisclosure agreements and related documents,” Grassley and Johnson wrote.
Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley (Iowa) and Ron Johnson (Wisc.) sent letters to the Justice Department demanding answers after a former FBI agent said he was forced to sign a nondisclosure agreement that did not include the legally required whistleblower exceptions allowing him to come forward to Congress.
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