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this is great. I enjoyed reading this commentary, I agree fully.

I am so heartbroken to .... actually know and believe that medical DOCTORS AND PROFESSIONALS bought this shit. Oh yes, it is because of that darn boot on their neck.

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In the olden days when we had a cold we often didn't feel like eating because we couldn't smell or taste anything. Ok, that's a 'bad cold' I guess rather than the sniffles which so many people call 'a cold'. These symptoms are absolutely nothing new with a respiratory infection yet somehow people forgot the good old days when having a cold meant you couldn't smell or taste anything much. Argh, only the new wicked never been seen before germ does that so my cold is no longer a cold.

Who knows WTF is really going on other than it is for sure not what is being told to us. There are indeed too many dead people. That's the only thing we can see for sure. Personally I don't believe any of the numbers and theri causal allocations any more. Having a label doesn't change the bodies piling up.

Interesting discussion guys.

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The loss of taste and smell is an interesting phenomenon. My husband and I both had “It” last December. It was like a bad cold, and we both tested positive for Covid with a home test (for whatever that’s worth). My sense of taste was a little off for a few days, but he completely lost his for about a month. It’s still not back 100% now 3 months later. The interesting thing is that he has nearly always lost those senses with a cold, whereas I have not. This leads me to guess that some people are prone to the loss of senses and others are not? We apparently had the same virus, I came down with it first, and he a few days later.

Another question for me is that I recently had some labs done and I requested an antibody test. It came back negative which I thought odd after having tested positive for it just 3 months ago.

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Hmmm. Ok. But cases "now" are still based on a testing product that is still 80-90%+ incorrect? Right? Something caused the taste and smell issue, which is different from any other flu type or year. But all of this means that I might be right, I might have had "it" in April 2019 like I think I did. Long before any supposed lab leak....

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Whatever I had in 2021, was not like any flu I’d ever had in (at that time) my 59 yrs on the planet. I had some classic flu symptoms, like fever, headache, dry cough and fatigue but unlike flu I also lost all taste and smell, had POTS for 3-4 months, and had a line of bruises on my shin that lasted nearly a year. Also PCR positive. Very very unusual. I do think it was a novel man made virus.

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The vital question indeed, was it all repurposed flu or some toxin released in multiple places and at multiple times? Or a combination thereof. I think what we do now know is that ALL vexines are toxic by design. The evil ones overplayed their hand and exposed this previously little known secret. Why? Why now? Why the rush to cull and control and surveil now when the slow approach has worked fine up until now?

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My husband and I both had 'it' in Jan 2022. We did a home test and then were obliged to go to the chemist and get an 'official' test (in Italy if you were officially positive, you got the Nazi Green Pass for 6 months). I'm 61, asthmatic, and to be honest, this was just like an annoying head cold. Not like a flu at all and the biggest symptom we both had was nausea. However, I (not my husband), completely lost all sense of taste and smell for about 4 months, and then it came back very very gradually. It was a very weird thing as I had never experienced this before. I had heard others discuss it but had no idea what it would be like. Cooking for hubby was fun - I couldn't tell what I was putting on the plates 😄😄 Jokes aside , it was just an odd experience. On a side note, my hubby has heart problems and he also said it was just like a head cold. We haven't done any antibody tests though I would be curious.

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I am so happy to see your substack Dr. Sheftall, especially with Sage Hana, one of my favorite peoples who keeps me sane in this insanity.

And you, Dr. Sheftall, you have also kept me sane and kept hope alive that one day we might see justice and I am hoping with your brain, not a Great Reset, but a Fourth Turning that will remake the world as our country was supposed to be and hasn't been all along...an ostensible representative government which is really controlled by a cabal of mafia like corporations and supra national agenices and non profits.

Please let us know of your conversation with Mike Yeadon (another hero of this) and please think about how we are to survive the coming collapse of this country and its economy.

I do not want to live under digital surveillance and slavery . I do not want to live in fear of hospitals and doctors and medicine. I do not want to live amongst the Walking Dead.

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