It seems that if you’re a member of the Elite Establishment that there is no unethical line you won’t cross if you believe “it’s for the greater good”:

The number of deaths linked to the CDC-promoted vaccines this year has absolutely skyrocketed, according to the CDC’s own data.

The VAERS database contains information on unverified reports of adverse events (illnesses, health problems and/or symptoms) following immunization with US-licensed vaccines. The CDC government website links to VAERS platform.

To counter these reported deaths and negative “events” the AMA has released its 2021 propaganda guide for doctors.

When you have to massage the message release propaganda guidelines you know you are losing the argument.

This article was published earlier this year but just shared with me now:

Press accounts, noticing Fauci’s article, immediately sounded the alarm. “Household contacts can transmit AIDS,” read one nationally syndicated report on the UPI wire dated May 5, 1983. The Associated Press queried the next day “Does AIDS spread by Routine Contact?” and quoted Fauci as their lead authority. The New York Times raised the specter of household transmission between family members, invoking Fauci’s commentary as its main authority.

We now know of course that Fauci’s theory was wrong. HIV, the virus that was later discovered to cause AIDS, only transmits by exposure to infected bodily fluids such as blood, or by sexual contact. The infant infection discussed in the same JAMA issue involved vertical transmission from the mother to child during pregnancy.

The damage was already done though, as the media went to work stoking alarm about AIDS transmission through simple routine contacts. Hundreds of newspapers disseminated the distressing theory from Fauci’s article. Writing a few weeks later, conservative columnist Pat Buchanan enlisted Fauci as the centerpiece of a rebuttal against Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler, who told him “there is no evidence…that the general population is threatened by [AIDS].”

SDA regulars may have long wondered what UnMe, Allan S., and other loser trolls do in their spare time. We now finally know:

Uh oh, the little mice rise up against the kingdom!

I’m in San Francisco for a week and the CMQ here is clearly 70% or more. Today I was running along the Embarcadero and logically had my mask around my neck, not over my face. I distanced myself from everyone but several mask-wearing NPCs still glared at me with an apparent anger in their eyes. When I got back, I did some research and found the perfect gifts for them: