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Dr. Peter and Ginger Breggin's avatar

What a courageous event! Participants and organizers- doctors and scientists. God bless you, Matt, for reminding us all that we are all part of the human race. And we agree everything needs to start at a local level. Very best Ginger and Peter Breggin

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Lee Muller's avatar

While true everyone may have some things that don't belong, I don't believe everyone is in the exact same boat. To say there is no difference between getting vaxxed and not vaxxed is saying injecting whatever into you body makes you the same as everyone, and that is not true. Some people are exposed to more pathogens and contaminants because of their profession or where they live or their lifestyle choices or something passed down or one time incident unique to that person. That said, I do not use the term pureblood, and it also seems a possibility to me that some may have gotten placebo or saline solution or extremely low dose. Meaning it's a very individual situation. No one should assume their blood or skin looks like this or doesn't. I feel the only way to know is to look. Getting blood tests sent to a lab likely not the same. I do not know for sure, but money-wise I would imagine the image recognition is primarily used to analyze samples as opposed to using the human eye. A computer algorithm can only search and look for what's it's asked to search for. It's possible foreign objects could be overlooked and not identified as even being there. It would be nice to know what standard operating procedure (SOP) is when sending blood samples out for testing. We've heard from embalmers, but why haven't we heard from hematologists or dermatologists?

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