Q1 2023 Review
In this review, we’ll take a step back to revisit those key articles and themes that defined the first three months of 2023. Whether you’ve been with us from the start or you’re just catching up, these reflections will help you reconnect with the journey we’ve been on and set the stage for what’s to come.
Dr McCullough showcases a shocking study that could mean 200 million people worldwide have myocarditis (13 million Americans) – Myocarditis is just one serious adverse event from C19 injections
I can’t cross-post the full article or access the main body of the text as I am not a paid subscriber, but here is the “teaser”, from this link to the good doctor’s SubStack:
As a cardiologist, it seems as if the COVID-19 vaccine campaign has generated a tidal wave of new patients with a variety of problems. Fortunately, many issues we are able to handle in the office. Adverse events warranting hospitalization including “heart attacks” is another matter
All auctioned items must be picked up from the city.
Hey, maybe the Red Cross, Oxfam, WHO, UNESCO or any of the host of foreign countries health procurement bodies might be interested, though I doubt they even know this auction is happening.
For anyone interested in the UK, the number of “never vaxxed” in England only, according to the latest NHS data and the latest Census population is 20%
Maybe this NHS data for England over time is of interest.
Maybe this NHS data for England over time is of interest.
Total reports to VAERS from all round the world (including the US) for doses made by US companies reporting to the FDA/CDC, were for another 115 deaths amongst 3,568 adverse events for the week, lifting cumulative reports of death to 34,385 amongst 1,521,347 adverse events.
And that’s a wrap on our Q1 2023 review! We’ve journeyed through another quarter of thought-provoking pieces, meaningful reflections, and shared insights. It’s been a privilege to take a step back and revisit the articles that resonated most, and we’re incredibly grateful for your continued support and engagement.
As always, your feedback, comments, and discussions breathe life into this space, and we look forward to building on this momentum as we move forward. Thank you for being part of this community—your presence makes all the difference.
Onwards!!
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