Dr. John Campbell talks with Dr. Pieter Gaillard about the importance of aspirating when injecting mRNA (Pfizer/ Moderna)/ viral vector (AstraZeneca) vaccines and the role of lipid ‘nanoparticles’ in each of them. None of the clinical trials investigated this aspect. They just treated them as classical vaccines.
This is without doubt an experiment conducted en masse without the knowledge or consent of most participants.
Question for those vaxxed: did the vaccinator aspirate to check they were indeed injecting the vaccine into your muscle and not into a blood vessel or did they not?
I wonder how many of the vaxxed are having buyer’s remorse?
That you dover0beach for putting forward this most informative video.
I look forward to reading the comments here on this topic.
No, neither of them aspirated.
Correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding from this interview is as follows: that by aspirating (pulling back) the plunger on the needle for 5-10 seconds the Dr/nurse can see if there is any blood and therefore know if a vein/blood vessel has been breached and therefore should not continue the injection at this site, as to do so risks that the MNRA vaccine will go directly into the blood stream, and even a miniscule amount of the MRNA vax which is comprised of nanoparticles, may cause some nasty problems as will migrate through blood system and attach who knows where. And that this aspect of the vaccines and what happens when directly inserted into blood stream has not been researched. And that the guidelines for administration of the new vaxines has not been updated to reflect this risk. Oh dear!
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We exist in a society of morons. Trusting them to inject a useless unnecessary toxic chemical cocktail into your arm is inexcusable.
So much for scepticism.
That’s exactly right, mem. We are in the best of hands!
Wow. Just wow.
Dover – have you got my emails?
I meant to say I’ve sent another one
On this topic, it is additonally worth listening to Dr.John Campbell here on the issue of an initial aspiration during the giving of an intramuscular injection. In this video he discusses how genuine high quality medical researchers, whose work turned up in a spurious ‘fact check’ trying to prove him wrong, provided initial and very useful information that supports his general thesis that not aspirating may be one of (note not all of) the reasons for some the deleterious outcomes of the vaccines. He references the relevant studies with regard to AZ and the Pfizer/Moderna vaxxes and discusses experimental results in detail.
My sister (who did an MPH at SU after I did mine) tells me that most older medicos and nurses and other paramedics were taught to aspirate during training in the 1960 and 1970, but after that it was seen as not necessary because striking a blood vessel was so rare. She still aspirates when injecting. She holds a first class honours MBBS from SU and is also a Fellow of a specialist College.
Being rare matters, as Dr. Campbell suggests, when you are vaxxing a whole population, and he is right to ask that the issue of aspirating be at least considered.
Public health has many slow and not-too-bright bureaucrats in it as this epidemic has shown from the Ruby Princess fiasco and on to some of the idiocies of so-called ‘infection control’ measures put into play especially in Victoria. That said, some of the uninformed commentary around the vaccinations and the resultant data and against some of the useful measures applied is not helpful either. And that is really all I want to say on public health on Catallaxy now.
Thank you Lizzie for your above input. Appreciated.
I wish that rare, accidental, intravenous vaccine injections explained the side effects, but they don’t, its FAR worse than that – one KEY safety assumption with the COVID vaccines is that the lipid nanoparticles largely stay at the site of injection (thus avoiding whole of body exposure and damage). Now, it seems that *even if* you don’t inadvertently inject the dose IV, up to 75% of the shot nevertheless gets into circulation via the lymphatics. Given there are BILLIONS of lipid nano particles in every shot, this means that they get distributed widely, throughout the body, explaining the systemic side effects (vasculitis, myocarditis, menstrual changes, neurological effects etc etc etc).
Make no mistake, this is a TERRIFYING failure of the assumptions.
There are few left that are unvaxxed. For those that are still teetering around the edge, I suggest that you read the attached. It takes an hour, but I can guarantee it will be one of the best hours that you will ever spend.
https://www.independentinformation.co.uk/resources/articles/covid-vaccines-safe-effective
Maybe this time it will work!
It worked!
If you are still undecided re the vax, I suggest that you set one hour aside and read the above all the way through. You may well have come across around half of the points made in other publications, but I can guarantee that you will have not read any other document that comprehensively covers, in relative layman’s terms, the issues surrounding the disease, and the problems associated with the vax. Truly riveting and horrifying, at the same time.
Each to their own, but it is worth the read.
For others who might be interested, this paper presents the more usual position on the spike protein as used in the mRNA and DNA vaxxes. My personal preference is to defer to the expertese nominated within that paper than to as yet less secure expertese elsewhere.