David Collum: Data, Deception, and Revolution

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Hi JP,

Thank you. Its very much appreciated. I accept that these vaccines are not safe but I am struggling with sharing/relaying this information to friends.

I found this article to be helpful “The mRNA-LNP vaccines – the good, the bad and the ugly?”

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Numerous discussions have centered around the impact of influential scientists who advocate for drastic measures to address vaccine hesitancy and public trust erosion, potentially compromising academic freedom through censorship and intimidation. However, during the pandemic, actions like silencing dissenting voices, coupled with policy decisions often reliant on assumptions rather than robust experimental data, may have inadvertently undermined both science and public confidence. To rebuild trust, it is crucial to return to the fundamental principles of scientific inquiry.

And within this article there are references to a preprint article on the frequency of DNA contamination.

“Sequencing of bivalent Moderna and Pfizer mRNA vaccines reveals nanogram to microgram quantities of expression vector dsDNA per dose”

I am still working through this second article.

Sequencing of bivalent_9-25-23.2.pdf (7.1 MB)

Thanks for the discussion and insight on the topic of putting one’s house into a trust. It sounds like it wouldn’t help if I have a mortgage, given that the paper is paper at the bank… hmmmm…

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Where do you get your water tested?

having arsenic is concerning.

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There are several reliable options @cmartenson

There is a soil, water, and forage testing lab at Texas A&M, in College Station, TX

Usually a private well owner can contact their county health department. In TX a lot of their tests are done at A&M.

The providers of water filtration systems test quarterly after system installs but I recommend finding a good source to check their work.

We use Watercheck

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Yes indeed. I take this finding very seriously. So do family members with the same finding. The thought of children drinking water with any arsenic content makes me crazy.

There are many advantages to a Trust. Another that hasn’t been mentioned yet, is it can protect your adult children’s assets in the event of a divorce. A divorced spouse cannot gain access to assets listed in a Trust.

Perfect interview. But what about Andrew Wakefield? He falsified the data.
On another note, would love to read that book that is coming out soon on the climate change -who is the author supposed to be?
Thank you!

Really enjoyed this conversation! Definitely one of the reasons (among many) that I am a member of this great community! Even though parts of this conversation made my blood boil! Kudos Chris & Dave!