JACQUI DEEVOY: The German government admits there was no pandemic. Will other countries follow suit?

The German government admits there was no pandemic. Will other countries follow suit? https://t.co/w43AlWP7qq

— Jacqui Deevoy (@JacquiDeevoy1) November 9, 2024

Then what was it?  

SASHA LATYPOVA: Costa Rican government is engaged, we already met with officials in the foreign affairs (dealing with WHO) and having a unique jurisdiction, we can bring court cases against the WHO there.

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WEJOLYN: Women with low red meat consumption were twice as likely to have an anxiety disorder

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— Wejolyn 🇺🇸 (@Wejolyn) November 10, 2024

SASHA LATYPOVA: somebody starts having respiratory illness around you, usually it's seasonal, and there's very, very good data showing how it's correlated with sunlight.

"I see a lot of evidence that...seasonal respiratory illness didn't exist until they started mass vaccinating in the first place...So it is associated with people's immune systems beings attacked via injections."

Retired pharma R&D executive Sasha Latypova (@sasha_latypova)… pic.twitter.com/7oqkXNflOM

— Sense Receptor (@SenseReceptor) November 10, 2024

What the narrative of mythology wants you to believe is that from just minor casual contact with somebody, some aerosol droplets flying around, you can get infected and have this deadly disease. That's total nonsense," Latypova says. She adds that "It's very hard to infect people by inhalation or ingestion or skin contact. It's very hard because we have so many defenses in our bodies that reject non-self biology, non-self biological matter."

01:22  Also, it's very hard to infect people by inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact because we have so many defenses in our bodies that reject non-self biology, non-self biological matter.  So if you inhale something, your area of exposure is very very small, it's just here, nose and mouth, and there's mucosal defenses, numerous layers of mucosal defenses.  By the time anything gets to your bloodstream if at all, probably won't get to the bloodstream, but by the time something gets there it's very small.  It's been denatured and it's been kind of weakened by your own [immune] system. That's why all of these biological weapons activities have been going on for quite some time.  They've never been able to create something that self-spreads.  So nothing spreading . . . they can't even demonstrate spreading between animals in a cage.

02:20  Based on all that, take me one step further, what do you attribute what appears to be seasonal colds or flus that run through geographic reasons or whatever, seasonal come and go, are people producing a lot of this toxic, you know, their bodies getting rid of toxic stuff, so those around them get affected by the toxic shedding . . . am I close?  

02:52  There's something to it.  I can't say that I've figured it all out.  I see a lot of evidence that, first of all, seasonal respiratory illness didn't exist until they started mass vaccinating in the first place.  So it is associated with people's immune systems being attacked via injections because as I said, by inhalation it's hard to get somebody infected.  Now, seasonal, if you're not vaccinated, but a bunch of people around you are . . . or somebody starts having respiratory illness around you, usually it's seasonal, and there's very, very good data showing how it's correlated with sunlight.  So, yes, the lack of sunlight in the winter, in the northern hemisphere is almost a perfect correlation with the seasonality of these respiratory illnesses, or . . . .  So there's something to it.  We have less vitamin D in our bodies and at the same time with these mass vaccination campaigns, people start shedding these byproducts, and there are mechanisms by which we coordinate in close proximity.  For example, there is a very well-known phenomenon that nobody can explain by the way in biology, of women living in the same household will synchronize their periods.

04:24  Yeah, there are a lot of different reasons for this but what you've laid out is that it makes it really important for us to shut down mRNA production . . .

Always best to consume animal-sourced foods and vitamins, mainly for greater absorption.

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SASHA LATYPOVA: GOOD NEWS! Blue Cross employee who was fired for refusing COVID-19 shots based on religious beliefs has prevailed in court with a $12M awarded by the jury.

Here's the report, "Michigan Jury Awards Millions to a Woman Fired After Refusing to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine," Ed White, APNews, November 8, 2024.  Vaccine is the wrong word, but the media is in line, lock, stock, and barrel, with the big pharma's language.  Think of it as going to Starbucks and you want to order a medium cup of coffee.  No, no, dear patron: it's called a "grande."

from Sasha Latypova. 

Good news!  A Blue Cross employee who was fired for refusing COVID-19 shots based on religious beliefs has prevailed in court with a $12M awarded by the jury. 

“DETROIT (AP) — A jury awarded more than $12 million Friday to a woman who lost her job at a Michigan insurance company after declining to get an apnews.com/article/flu-…

Much of the award — $10 million — is for punitive damages against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, according to the verdict form. 

Lisa Domski, who worked at Blue Cross for more than 30 years, said she was a victim of religious discrimination.  The company in 2021 did not grant an exemption from its vaccine policy, despite her insistence that it clashed with her Catholic beliefs. 

Domski's attorney, Jon Marko, said she worked 100% remotely as an IT specialist during the pandemic; 75% before COVID-19 hit in 2020. 

Even without the vaccine, "she wasn't a danger to anybody,” Marko said in an interview after the trial. 

Besides punitive damages, the jury in Detroit federal court awarded Domski about $1.7 million in lost pay and $1 million in noneconomic damages. 

Blue Cross denied any discrimination. In a court filing earlier in the case, the insurer said Domski lacked a sincerely held religious belief.