Sam Harris - "What if the vaccines really did prevent transmission?"

Sam has just pointed out that the jabs don't prevent transmission.

Truer words were ne'er spoke.

Steve Kirsch has recently published regarding the evidence that the jabs cause heart damage. A study in Thailand of children jabbed showed that ~30% of them had cardiac issues after being jabbed. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration, the US aviation industry regulator) in October last year hugely relaxed the cardiac medical standards for pilots by at least half, which shows the jabs have horribly harmed up to 50M Americans' hearts, and have increased strokes by 10x according to the CDC's own data. He's shown that Pfizer knew these things after the first month of the rollout from their data they collected on adverse events. There is no indemnification from liability for fraud. No just court will enforce a contract based on fraudulent misrepresentations. Pfizer has no immunity from tort damages for the deliberate harm they've inflicted because they lied when making claims about their product, which invalidates their indemnification by the USG.

That's in just courts, mind. Dunno where you could find one of those, but there aren't any in America.

Steve has also sought any nursing home that shows all cause mortality dropped after the jabs were introduced, without finding one. He has offered to bet $1M that the jabs caused 20% of the jabbed heart problems, and for all sorts of similar metrics, but no one has taken him up on any of them. Apparently no one has any confidence the jabs haven't done exactly what Steve says they've done, at least not enough to put their money where their mouths are.

What if Sam had been on the right side of history all along? Wouldn't that be something!

You know what's funny about the paid shills for Pfizer? Literally no one whom I paid any attention to took the money. Apparently the folks I consider good sources of information don't shill for money. Not you, not James Corbett, nobody whose content I follow. Also, wasn't Pink's first big hit something along the lines of 'Save me from me'? Not particularly a recommendation for a thought leader IMHO.

I sure wish I could pick partners as well as I seemed to have picked pundits, LOL.

Thanks!