He needs to do a better job in cleaning his genetic testing instruments after he's been playing around with SV40 on monkeys before he plays around with Pfizer mRNA vaccine with the same genetic testing instruments. https://technotes.alconox.com/detergents/alconox/clean-proteins-rna-and-dna/#0 Last of all, don't mix chlorine bleach with any of the above cleansing detergents because it will produce toxic chlorine gas...it can then result as pneumonitis, pulmonary edema, respiratory failure, or death. In fact, there has been unexplained deaths of young people after working in the kitchen of restaurants...later discovery they were exposed to toxic chlorine gas after they had mixed bleach/chlorine with acid to clean kitchen tools or clean floors. Some died within several months after exposure. wrbtrader
Just more absurd nonsense from Geert Vanden Bossche. No one in their right mind believes this absurd crap -- yet you keep pushing idiocy you find on social media. It's SAD. Fact-Checking Geert Vanden Bossche. Cashing in on Covid Misinformation A European "expert" claims the covid vaccines will end humanity. More nonsense, as we prove in this article. https://medika.life/fact-checking-geert-vanden-bossche-cashing-in-on-covid-misinformation/ The Doomsday Prophecy of Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche A Belgian virus expert has scared the Internet by claiming the COVID-19 vaccines will doom humanity. No need to panic. https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/c...nce/doomsday-prophecy-dr-geert-vanden-bossche You do realize that Geert Vanden Bossche is a veterinarian and not a medical research scientist. He is merely peddling his own snake oil which he claims is better than the current vaccines - he has a magical "universal vaccine" for everything. "Perhaps no more tired a trope exists in the world of faux cures than the “I have found a problem that no other scientist in the world has thought of and only my untested and unproven cure can stop it” gambit. Vanden Bossche has been able to avoid allegations of peddling such a cure — at least in the credulous anti-vaccine community — because his resume legitimately includes stints at companies or initiatives involved in vaccine development, including The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Since 2014, however, he has been trying (apparently unsuccessfully) to develop his so-called universal vaccine. A company claiming to develop such a product is currently registered to an address identified on Yelp as his veterinary practice." https://www.snopes.com/news/2021/03/26/geert-vanden-bossche/
Before someone is stupid and goes and clicks the above Rumble link... Just keep in mind that Rumble is installing malware when you use it, and also installs it from other questionable sites to drive traffic. This is why ET should disallow all links to Rumble -- they are dangerous to ET users and are likely to infect their computers. Coupled with the reality that most of the content over at Rumble is white supremacy, anti-vaxxer, alt-right, antisemitic, and/or other hate content. Rumble is blocked in France and other countries due to its hate content, malware, and propaganda. If you click on a link which goes to a video or content on the Rumble site then one of three things is going to happen: This particular click of the link to the video turns out to be benign and nothing bad happens (which may not be the case the next time you click it). One of the scammy advertisers hosting "ads" on the Rumble site attempts to load your computer with Malware including keyboard loggers, etc. Rumble itself downloads its own Malware to your computer which clicks on videos in the background to increase their counts. So in summary, every time you press a link on ET which goes to Rumble you have a 2/3rds chance of something bad happening. Of course, you should have your antivirus program and anti-Malware programs (SpyBot Search & Destroy, Malware Bytes, etc.) up to date and scanning --- which greatly reduces the likelihood of your computer being infected which clicking on a Rumble url. Rumble – a Partner of Trump’s Truth Social – Relies on Malware To Drive Site Traffic, According to Culper Research https://wccftech.com/rumble-a-partn...ve-site-traffic-according-to-culper-research/ As if mounting legal cases were not enough of a threat, Trump-linked entities are now facing increased scrutiny from short-sellers, with Rumble becoming the latest target of Culper Research’s damaging attack. We’ve been covering Digital World’s mounting woes with alacrity. After all, the SPAC is slated to merge with the Trump Media and Technology Group in a deal that would furnish much-needed cash to Trump’s Truth Social, a Twitter-like social media app. Amid the ongoing brouhaha around Trump and his media empire, Rumble does not often feature prominently. Well, that oversight has changed today. For the benefit of those who might be unaware, Rumble and Truth Social entered into a partnership in April 2022, whereby the Canadian company would offer video-hosting services to Truth Social. Trump had called the deal a “critical backbone” for Truth Social’s infrastructure. In a hard-hitting report, Culper Research has made several striking allegations today against Rumble. First, while taking aim at Rumble’s claimed figure of 80 million Monthly Active Users (MAUs), the short-seller cites “independent website traffic and app data” to conclude that the platform has overstated its user base between 66 percent and 108 percent. For instance, SimilarWeb has estimated that Rumble saw a unique web-based audience of just 28.9 million users in Q4 2022. A key reason behind this discrepancy is the fact that Rumble now “double-, triple-, and quadruple-counts users” by relying on the number of logged devices instead of unique user-identifying signatures. What’s more, Rumble’s CEO, Chris Pavlovski, has a history of fudging numbers. In what, however, constitutes a coup d'état, Culper Research has alleged that as much as 37 percent of Rumble site traffic in March 2023 was driven by malware! (Twitter link here) Moreover, as per the company’s own IR team and contrary to what Rumble publicly claims, it does not, in fact, own data centers. Finally, Rumble is being sued by a former investor who alleges that Pavlovski cheated him out of a 20 percent stake in the company. Should these allegations hold water, they would add to the general feeling of chaos that one is compelled to notice in the camp of former US President Trump. Given the hard-hitting nature of these allegations, Rumble shares are down around 7 percent at the time of writing. Year to date, however, the stock is still surprisingly up 22 percent. We will update this post with any comments that we receive from Rumble regarding today’s development. Stay tuned. (Article has more Tweets and document links.)
Ah, more nonsense from anti-vaxxer Mike Yeadon. It has already been established that he has a falsified resume and all the crap he pushes has been fact-checked regularly as complete crap.