Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

If there was actual large scale, randomized, placebo controlled clinical trials of vaccines, then we could judge their efficacy and their risks/side effects. And conceivably, the threat to the child's life could be so great from 'viruses' that mandatory vaccinations could be considered. Where that l...

And yet life expectancy continues to rise, continuing its unabated upward slope. I am a transhumanist, so I think we can overcome the limitations of biology. Even if there is a degradation of our gene pool over time, as long as the technological advance is faster we progress. The next areas to incr...

It was funny a forum I was reading they called David Hogg a 'snotzi'. (teenagers who push statism) For vaccine arguments it takes quite awhile for a human being to get to the level of knowledge of medicine and biology to be able to make a reasoned decision on the subject of medical efficacy. This is...

I was talking to a friend about all these vaccines they are pushing on her daughter's dogs. Allegedly the dogs need to get these 'booster' vaccines every year or two, to keep immunity. I was asking her how vaccine technology went so downhill. In the 1960's people only needed to take the vaccine once...

In the wild animals are made to be uber healthy, through the brutality of nature. For example an animal with trouble seeing wouldn't last long, and so would be less likely to breed. The same is true for any possible weakness. Whereas in our world, the person is in no danger of dying because their ey...

I've been posting on message boards for about 20 years now. Different message boards on various subjects over the years. I find interesting discussions are soon locked and moved, often deleted soon after they become inactive. Very interesting and enlightening discussions are almost always deleted qu...

I was thinking about an analogy to pharmaceuticals. One difference is, drugs are usually given to people who are quite sick, and it is often obvious if the drug is working or not. For example a diuretic for someone with edema. Either the water retention is going down or it’s not. With vaccines its a...

Contrarian argument for you guys. If I was one of the ultra-elite rulers, and I was well aware that vaccines were not real, I might still permit the vaccines to be given anyways. Well not the current vaccines, but I am talking pure sugar water injections. And the reason is how women are so irrationa...

The evidence I have seen presented by the pro-vaccine people is all pre-scientific era pseudo-logic. The arguments can easily fool 99.9% of people, but not enough to fool elite people in logic. For example, the big argument about how virus deaths centuries ago being way higher than now. First off, w...

Say you have a country with a bunch of people who do not conspire together behind the scenes. But then a few thousand men begin to conspire together to advance their own careers, positions and businesses. Obviously to anyone who has done serious reading about political ideas, before long, those few ...

Is there laboratory tests for lymphatic fluid health. To help make sense of it, imagine we are 30 years in the future and the science has advanced a long ways in nephrology. So as part of routine tests, let us say the person is found to have lymph and kidney function going downhill. Ideally then the...

I don't know much about ultrasounds, so I can't say what would be a safe levels in pregnancy. I remembered those Chinese studies after Sharpstuff mentioned pre-birth ultrasounds. After doing a little bit of searching on google, I found these recommendations by a Chinese scientist. The Chinese scient...

The Chinese have a study I have read where they were looking at autism and pre-birth ultrasounds. They took a bunch of women who were going to have abortions anyways. Then did varying numbers of ultra sounds with varying intensities of the devices. They found clear brain damage caused by the devices...

Ya exactly, backfitting curves can be hypothesis generating but its not proof.

Proof is your theory predicts certain outcomes, and then when tests are run, the test results consistently match the theory's predictions.

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