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Bombshell long-term study of Pfizer, Moderna COVID shots shows ‘self-assembling nanostructures’

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By Emily Mangiaracina

Researchers have observed with a microscope the self-assembly of nanostructures in the mRNA COVID shots, as well as toxic effects on blood cells from all of the COVID shots, and potential detox mechanisms.

Researchers in Korea have observed what appear to be “self-assembling,” “synthetic” nanostructures such as spirals and tubes that form within the contents of the COVID Pfizer and Moderna mRNA shots over the course of months.

Dr. Young Mi Lee and Dr. Daniel Broudy, co-authors of the recently published study of these “artificial constructions,” suggested that their main findings were the direct observation of both “self-assembling entities… of many different shapes,” and of “cellular toxicity” triggered by the COVID shots, “especially” on blood and sperm cells. 

In a Korean laboratory, using flu vaccine and normal saline as controls, the researchers incubated Pfizer and Moderna COVID injectables in various fluids, including distilled water, saline, blood plasma, and semen. AstraZeneca and Novavax COVID vaccines were also studied, but they did not develop the “self-assembled” structures seen in the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA shots.

While no floating particles were observed in the saline control, and only a few floating particles were observed in the flu, Novavax, and AstraZeneca vaccines, “many” entities were seen in “all residual and new” Pfizer injectables. About 30% of these reportedly had a “worm-like shape,” and these combined with “rods, discs, and crystal-like mixtures.” When incubated at body temperature for up to two days, these entities developed into other shapes, including “spheres” and “elongated tube-like objects.”

Each of the Moderna shot contents, by contrast, had “a greater number of particles” and “more artificial moving structures,” including coils and beaded chains.

Over the course of a few weeks, “2 dimensional rectangular shaped structures” appeared at the bottom of the dish in which the COVID Pfizer and Moderna shots were incubated, from which three-dimensional structures seemed to emerge, and then were “dislodged” from the bottom of the dish and rose into the upper fluid layer.

“Amazing self-assembling structures of great diversity became visible by about the fifth week of incubation. They consisted ultimately of ribbons, coils and filament-like structures,” Lee and Broudy wrote.

These remarkable nanostructures, which were studied under a microscope at up to 400x magnification for over a year, have not been precisely identified but resemble objects within the COVID shots found by other doctors.

For example, in 2022, Australian Dr. David Nixon found “self-assembling” angular structures within the COVID shots, as well as “wires” with frayed edges, around which apparent “chips” often appeared. He observed similar “wires” in the blood of the vaccinated, and interestingly, one of these “frayed wires,” around which blood cells clumped, resembles the shape of what Lee and Broudy described as a “tripod-like, striated filament” found in the Pfizer shot incubated in normal saline.

Lee and Broudy speculated that the filament structures they observed could be linked to the white clots being found by embalmers in the bodies of the vaccinated, noting, “In analysis of blood clots from vaccinated persons, a few filament-like structures were found attached to brownish homogeneous cloudy white clots extracted from the middle layer of whole blood sediment.”

Remarkably, Dr. Carrie Madej also found in 2021 what she described as “self-assembling” and “synthetic”-looking objects in different COVID injections, including “fibers,” some of which “had a little cube structure on them,” and the emergence of brilliant colors in the Moderna jab after a couple of hours.

Interestingly, while the COVID shot manufacturers have not publicly discussed the presence of self-assembling technology in the mRNA shots, “Self-assembled mRNA vaccines” have been discussed in studies published in 2021, which note that self-assembled structures can be used to deliver COVID proteins, and that protein nanoparticles themselves can be self-assembled. A study was also published last year to the science journal Nature discussing the potential that “immunogenic self-assembling” COVID spike nanoparticles have as a “genetic vaccine candidate against SARS-CoV-2.

According to Lee and Broudy, the “various kinds of transparent ribbons, films, coils, and spirals” that appeared in the Pfizer shot when incubated in distilled water “were very similar in structure to the micro- and magnetic- nanorobots already presented in numerous scholarly papers.”

Toxic effects on blood 

In addition to showing the self-assembly of what appear to be synthetic nanoparticles, Lee and Broudy’s experiments have demonstrated the effect the COVID shots have on blood: Each injectable showed “toxic effects on blood cells,” with Novavax showing particularly rapid cytotoxicity. The researchers found that each shot had a distinct effect on blood cells, with Pfizer triggering “cellular collapse of white blood cells and damaged platelets”; Moderna triggering rouleaux (stacking) of red blood cells; Novavax causing the disintegration of the nucleus of white blood cells and some rouleaux of red blood cells, and AstraZeneca triggering “prominent rouleaux.”

The researchers noted that white blood cell damage can be related to immune suppression, fatigue can be linked to Rouleaux blood formation, and blood clot formations can be related to platelet damage. Their findings are especially significant considering that all of these symptoms have been frequently reported after COVID injections.

For example, a study published earlier this year shows that the COVID shots pose a risk of blood clots to the brain that is 200 times greater than that posed by other vaccines over the past three decades. In addition, increasing evidence is emerging linking the COVID shots to a spike in cancer rates, with studies and doctors finding that the jabs cause immunosuppression. Long-term fatigue is also a commonly reported symptom of the shots. One German doctor, Jörg-Heiner Möller, has described a “PostVac” syndrome he says 120 of his patients have suffered after their COVID shots, which often involves a “severe fatigue syndrome.”

EMFs

Another remarkable observation by Lee and Broudy was that of the effect of electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs) on the self-assembly of the COVID shot contents. For example, when the Moderna vial contents were placed on a cell phone in 5G streaming mode over a wireless recharger, “the floating materials abruptly became larger and more numerous with sharper and more rectangular edges.”

According to the researchers, Pfizer’s shot did not demonstrate an immediate effect under the same conditions, but a “delayed effect” of proliferating “filaments” after a month of exposure.

By contrast, while Moderna’s shot showed “no noticeable effects” after exposure to an external hard drive, which emits magnetic fields, the Pfizer shot showed “modest” degradation of its contents. The researchers concluded, “it could be postulated that some kind of electric current can stimulate the nanostructure’s activity, while some conditioned magnetic current can hamper their activity.”

It is noteworthy that Lee and Broudy are not the first to observe that EMFs have an impact on the contents of the COVID shots. Dr. David Nixon found that the formation of “crystalline structures” in the Pfizer COVID shots appeared to depend on their exposure to electromagnetic frequencies. When he put the slide of Pfizer shot fluid “inside a faraday bag” blocking EMFs he said came from his wireless router, he only saw black, round “dots” form within its contents, as opposed to the boxy shapes with sharp right angles that otherwise formed.

In addition, Ecuador-based electrical engineer Matt Taylor has observed striking effects of EMFs on the self-assembly of unidentified objects within the COVID shots. He testified in 2022 that when he put a drop of the COVID jab on a microscope slide and placed that slide on an internet router, he observed the self-assembly of what he believes “look like integrated circuits.”

According to Taylor, when he turned the router off, the objects “immediately” began to break apart. He repeated the experiment three times and “begg[ed]” people to reproduce his investigation to see if his findings can be replicated. In fact, Nixon had indicated that Taylor had inspired his own test with the faraday bag.

“If someone can repeat this, the implications are so incredibly wonderful. We can start to explain clots, we can start to explain detox processes,” said Taylor.

Detox

While EMF-triggered self-assembly of “vaccine” nanomaterials suggests one potential “detox” avenue, Lee and Broudy found what seem to be other ways the mRNA shots’ synthetic-looking contents can be disintegrated, if not excreted from the body.

Lee and Broudy wrote that in the “later stage” following injection, at least three weeks afterward, “colloidal gold or silver (3-5 nm in diameter and 10-20 ppm) has been observed to attach to, disrupt, actively degrade, and ultimately dissolve various nanostructures.” They added that ongoing experiments are examining the longer-term results of such protocols, and postulated that gold or silver could help in the recovery of damaged organs and normal blood flow.

The researchers also speculated that “routine exposure to heat saunas” may cause the shots’ nanomaterials to “dislodge from tissues and escape through sweat gland pores.” Reduction or even elimination of the use of personal electronics was also recommended, although Lee and Broudy did not mention the potential helpful effects of wearing EMF shielding devices after vaccination.

They concluded by calling for a worldwide moratorium on the COVID shots: “until the components can be verified and their long-term effects understood, a necessity flouted by calls for Emergency Use Authorization, an immediate global ban is needed.”

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Class Action Lawsuit Against the Province of Alberta – Rath on Behalf of Ingram and Scott

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Sheldon Yakiwchuk

From Yakk Stack

To preface, the amount of knowledge I have in our legal system would fit into a thimble with a lot of room leftover to hold, well…a lot of other stuff that would fit into a thimble.

But I’m going to do my best to cover the certification hearing for the Class Action Lawsuit against the Province of Alberta by Rath and Company, on behalf of Rebecca Ingram and Chris Scott.

For the purposes of keeping this to a reasonable length, I’ll be hitting more along the lines of the high-notes instead of going through and summarizing the thousands of pages submitted by Rath and Co + the Province and keep to what I found most interesting throughout the 2 days I’d spent down at the courthouse viewing. The hearing was to allow both sides to submit their briefs and so that Justice Feasby could make sure that he understood the base of their cases, qualify information and take it away for judgement.

Even if Rath is successful in having this Class Action Certified, there is still a long road ahead to succeed in getting damages covered and a trial to be had and because of the specifics of the mishandling by the Province throughout the pandemic, if they are successful here, it doesn’t mean that every other province can proceed ahead, under the same criteria.

What does this mean?

The previous case against the Province with Rebecca Ingram, showed that the non-pharmaceutical interventions – lockdowns, businesses closed, capacity limits…were ruled Ultra Vires (beyond legal power or authority), by Justice Romaine…in that, these weren’t actually made by the Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH), Deena Hinshaw, they were made by Cabinet…and Cabinet hid behind Hinshaw issuing these orders under the Public Health Act instead of working with the Emergency Management Act.

Because of “Cabinet Privilege”, information was revealed by the CMOH and Justice Romaine – in camera (private) – we can only speculate the reasons for this.

One could argue that because the province and Alberta Health Services got 100% of everything wrong during the pandemic, that this was just another link in the very weak chain…

However, it’s also possible that the Cabinet Members making these decisions wanted to hide and remain hidden for political purposes, as in…those making the decisions to close down businesses didn’t want to have to face voters in a subsequent election, knowing the damages that they’d caused in the business community.

Seeing how many small businesses were closed down, to never reopen…savings spent, jobs and homes lost, lives impacted by these decisions, arguably touching every single person in the province, would make for some bad press and a constituencies filled with voters showing up with a chip on their shoulder towards those who made these decisions and still chose to run for Legislature again.

In addition to this…If the orders were run through the Emergency Management Act, all of the businesses impacted would be entitled to compensation, whereas under the Public Healthcare Act…they weren’t.

It’s based on these specificities that Rath argued that the Province acted in ‘Bad Faith’ as the basis for their case, in that, the province made decisions that they didn’t have the authority to make and absolutely had to have known would harm businesses and made them through the PHA which restricted these businesses from being compensated.

Rath had completed his presentation of their brief before lunch on the first day, where Feasby had a couple of points that he wanted clarified…which was completed after lunch on this same day.

And then…the Province took the podium.

As I’d previously stated, this was a bloodbath for the afternoon of Day 1 and continued on throughout their presentation on Day 2, where by Feasby openly mocked each member of the Province – Dube, Chu and Flanders.

Rightfully so, if I might add, because a lot of their logic was illogical and even to those of us in the gallery, laughable both with and without comments from the Justice.

On day 2, because of the chorus of opened mouthed guffaw from the gallery, we’d all received a warning try and keep it down.

Arguments made by the province which were stunning and laughable:

  • The public does have a right to accountability and that these would be ‘Ballot Box Issues’, of course recognizing that Cabinet was the ones who made these decisions but because they were hidden behind Cabinet Confidence, we can’t actually have accountability, which of course Dube knew;
  • The Plaintiffs (Rath on behalf of Ingram and Scott) needed to name the members responsible – which were, again, hidden by cabinet confidence;
  • There is no fiduciary accountability afforded under the Public Health Act, where the interventions were deemed Ultra Vires;
  • The Province couldn’t have known that businesses would be harmed by the orders – where Feasby stated that it would be impossible for them to Not Know;
  • Businesses are not members of a vulnerable group – though were identified by the CMOH orders;
  • There is no Nexus or Proximity between the Acts (CMOH orders) and Injury – where Feasby stated causation where orders made, closed businesses, that caused injury was the connection;
  • A breach of the Bill of Rights does not necessitate compensation, where the use of the Public Health Act was engaged illegally by cabinet;
  • No common issues exist – where all businesses that were impacted were impacted financially;
  • Not all businesses that were impacted abided by the CMOH orders, though they may be able to still show financial losses during these times;
  • Abuse of Power, by Cabinet in their orders, wasn’t actually an Abuse of Power because it was done in good faith;
  • Even without the orders, during the pandemic, people still wanted to just stay home and avoid going out – they actually said this;
  • Although the Pandemic Orders were deemed Ultra Vires, they were valid at the time. This was particularly stupid as an argument made repeatedly by Chu and lost the province some large points with Feasby. Her logic is that the orders WERE Valid up until the time they were deemed Ultra Vires…where Feasby stated, a definitive ‘Nope’. Once they were deemed Ultra Vires, this extended back to when they were put in place.
  • The Plaintiffs should be suing Alberta Health Services, arguing that AHS is not the province, again another stupid point where the judge stated, “You can’t stand here with a straight face and make this as an argument”.
  • Expropriation of businesses wasn’t actually expropriation (businesses shut down or limited in capacity were essentially expropriated – partially or fully taken away from leaseholders and property owners), because there were no transfer of titles and they weren’t kept by the province on a forever hold. When I’d asked Eva Chipiuk about this, she stated that the province had effectively made this up as terms of expropriation, this isn’t what it actually means…and this was clarified to the Justice by Jeff on reply following the Province stating their case on Day 2.
  • Classes of businesses could not be identified for a Class Action Lawsuit – where, orders put out by the CMOH on behalf of Cabinet, specifically identified the types of businesses that would need to close or limit capacity. Jeff made a point on this where in the early stages, Casinos and Stripper Bars were allowed to be left open while Schools were closed. I did get a good laugh out of this recollection of events;
  • It would be more beneficial for businesses who were harmed to represent themselves individually instead of through a Class Action – where smaller businesses would pay in excess of their claim in legal fees and clog the courts for decades;
  • Businesses that lost money throughout this time would have immediately made it back once they were reopened – of which there is absolutely no way they could make this determination especially given the fact that hundreds of businesses closed forever during this time;
  • Chris Scott and the Whistle Stop Cafe isn’t a suitable representation in the class action because Scott didn’t abide by CMOH orders, crowd funded over $100k, needed to hire more staff because of the surge of business that he’d received because of publicity around his location, paid off a loan for property, all in 2021…where, Chris did actually abide by CMOH orders in 2020, did lose money, was on the verge of bankruptcy and only worked to mitigate damages following several months of losses due to the CMOH orders;
  • Chris Scott may have actually made more because of the pandemic, despite the fact that he was arrested, closed down, abided by CMOH orders in 2020, was getting death threats because of being branded negatively through media spun by his lack of compliance for the orders to keep him from losing everything;

There may be more…this is what I could get out of the 36 pages of notes that I’d taken over the course of the 2 days…but basically the Province brought in the C-Team of Lawyers making in attempts to make the case that:

AHS is not the province, acted illegally but in good faith, is not responsible for any damages because they didn’t fully expropriate businesses forever, couldn’t have known that businesses wouldn’t suffer from financial losses in being closed or restricted for months on end and even if they did, probably made their money back if not more money when they finally opened and couldn’t be lumped together because REASONS.

Whereas against the province, Rath and Company makes the claim that:

Cabinet made decisions that turned into illegal orders under the Public Healthcare Act, not using the Emergency Management Act so that they could hide the identity of the decision makers and skate on being financially liable for losses they knew would be incurred by businesses that were shut – acting in bad faith.

And again…while I don’t know a whole lot about the legal system, all of the laws and terms used throughout these 2 days, can appreciate that all requirements for a Class Action were met and responded to. The legality and relevance of these will be weighed by Justice Feasby and he’d seemed confident that he’ll be able to have a ruling on the Certification for Class Action by December 1st, 2024…and closed out with a statement that he wasn’t going to be accepting any additional documentation from either party. They’d effectively had their ‘day in court’, and had opportunity to clarify their cases.

Hope ya made it through all of this…and I hope it makes as much sense to you as does to me as in a solid – kinda. If you were watching the livestream or in the gallery and noted anything additional worthy of mention or correct me in any errors, please do so in the comments.

I’m looking forward to the next leg in this journey!


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The FOIA Lady Pleads the Fifth

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By Maryanne Demasi Maryanne Demasi  

Morens implicated Margaret (Marg) Moore, known colloquially as “The FOIA lady” in trying to hide information from the American people, particularly that related to the origins of Covid-19, which is a felony.

A relatively unknown public records officer at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is now at the centre of a burgeoning scandal involving Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

The saga unfolded after subpoenaed emails belonging to David Morens, a former top advisor to Anthony Fauci, revealed that someone had taught him to game the system and avoid emails being captured by FOIA requests.

“i learned from our foia lady here how to make emails disappear after i am foia’d but before the search starts, so i think we are all safe,” Morens wrote in a Feb 24, 2021, email. “Plus i deleted most of those earlier emails after sending them to gmail.”

Morens implicated Margaret (Marg) Moore, known colloquially as “The FOIA lady” in trying to hide information from the American people, particularly that related to the origins of Covid-19, which is a felony.

It sparked an investigation by the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic to expose what Chairman Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) called a “cover-up.”

letter to NIH director Monica Bertagnolli in May suggested “a conspiracy at the highest levels” of these once trusted public health institutions.

“If what appears in these documents is true, this is an apparent attack on public trust and must be met with swift enforcement and consequences for those involved,” Wenstrup wrote.

Wenstrup said there was evidence that a former chief of staff of Fauci’s might have used intentional misspellings — such as “Ec~Health” instead of “EcoHealth” — to prevent emails from being captured in keyword searches by FOIA officials.

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Today, Wenstrup announced a subpoena to compel Moore (The FOIA lady) to appear for a deposition on October 4, 2024, saying that she’d repeatedly resisted these efforts and delayed the Select Subcommittee’s investigation.

“Her alleged scheme to help NIH officials delete COVID-19 records and use their personal emails to avoid FOIA is appalling and deserves a thorough investigation,” said Wenstrup.

“Holding Ms. Moore accountable for any role she played in undermining American trust is a step towards improving the lack of accountability and absence of transparency rapidly spreading across many agencies within our federal government,” he added.

Moore, however, has indicated through her lawyers that she would invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

Her lawyers wrote to Wenstrup explaining that she’d cooperated with the Select Subcommittee to find “an alternative” to sitting for an interview, including expediting her own FOIA request for her own documents.

They also explained that Morens’ emails suggesting Moore gave tips “about avoiding FOIA,” were misleading because Morens, under oath said, “That was a joke…She didn’t give me advice about how to avoid FOIA.”

Nonetheless, Moore’s decision to plead the Fifth has only fuelled concern over the lack of transparency and accountability of one of the nation’s top health research institutions.

It’s not over until the FOIA lady sings!


Further reading: The great FOIA dodge

Republished from the author’s Substack

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Maryanne Demasi

Maryanne Demasi, 2023 Brownstone Fellow, is an investigative medical reporter with a PhD in rheumatology, who writes for online media and top tiered medical journals. For over a decade, she produced TV documentaries for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and has worked as a speechwriter and political advisor for the South Australian Science Minister.

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