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Oct 10, 2023·edited Oct 10, 2023Liked by Walter M Chesnut

Thank you

I have harped on about mitochondria for a long time now

The more people know about how these organelles are influenced and damaged

And what type of conditions/symptoms their dysfunction creates (depending on what tissue is damaged – the biodistribution)

The better.

Long Vax syndrome and Long Covid

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Chronic Lyme disease

Ciprofloxacin toxicity (Floxed)

Fibromyalgia

Gulf War Syndrome

POTS

Are likely all syndromes with mitochondrial dysfunction underpinning their onset

And these conditions do not always appear immediately

But creep up over years and come and go like waves and the tide.

It's a concerning subject

But pretending it isn't, isn't going to fix anything

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Mitochondria are in almost every cell and tissue of the body

Excluding red blood cells.

This includes cells of our immune system and white blood cells.

Damage to mitochondria is not dissimilar to damage to engines, or general wear and tear of engines associated with higher mileage.

Old cars knock, make more emissions, lose performance etcetera.

So do mitochondria as you age.

This is one of the hallmarks of aging and senescence at the cellular level.

But damage to mitochondria, like an old engine, also produces more fumes, or ROS (oxidative stress)

Which also damages DNA

Leading to cancers.

With more cancers forming through mutations via ROS.

And tired white blood cells with damaged engines left to neutralise them.

Means more aggressive cancers happening more commonly.

Does this make sense?

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I like your analogies.

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Thank you.

I agree with Walter

This is a very important mechanism of damage

Probably one of the most important.

Because it's better to cripple an enemy force than to kill them

The dead are buried

But the wounded are carried and cared for

Slowing the enemy advance or retreat.

Making them controllable

And easy to manipulate.

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Dr. Mercola interviews Jay Feldman - Mitochondria.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/OWaoNaDYNBOp/

Jay Feldman "The Energy Balance Podcast," 106 video playlist, starting with Ep. 0. with show notes below video.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXd1C3iTpUCpncwHstlREnXNadR76tXdc

Hope this helps.

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Jay is an excellent health coach. Thanks. Peace.

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I know a vaccinated person with Chronic Lyme disease.

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Did they have chronic Lyme disease before or after the vaccine?

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She got it a couple years after the vaccine. She had never had it before. And she is having a difficult time getting rid of it.

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Was she bitten by a tick?

Any bullseye rashes?

How was she diagnosed with Lyme disease?

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It was a tick bite. She had the rash where the tick bite her. She went to the doctor. She is a big believer in what doctors tell her. So the doctor tested her and found the virus.

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Sorry to hear that

I have CFS/ME myself

It's frustrating being tired and trapped inside your own body and It's minimal energy levels.

Like an old battery I don't recharge, or hold my charge very well anymore.

I imagine she is now in a similar position?

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Oct 10, 2023Liked by Walter M Chesnut

The weaponry language in this article is apt. Enemy at the endothelium gate.

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Incredible work here. Thank you.

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Walter

Did u come across any research on genetic hypercoagulability states and spike protein such as Prothrombin mutations, Factor V Leiden or MTHFR?

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I’m interested in your question as well because I have both.

That’s why I’m on Lumbrokinase and Nattokinase, alternating days, of course.

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Does it feel like yet you are better having improved energy?

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I never took the jab, but I like the enzymes I use and the idea of having slippery blood.

Can’t see any energy difference, though.

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Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

Vol. 88, pp. 1489-1493, February 1991

Genetics

In vitro apolipoprotein B mRNA editing: Identification of a 27S

editing complex

(cytidine/uridine "*editosome"/ mooring sequence)

HAROLD C. SMITH*†‡$, SHU-RU Kuot, JOHN W. BACKUst, STANLEY G. HARRIS*‡, CHARLES E. SPARKS*

AND JANET D. SPARKS*

Departments of *Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. *Biochemistry, and ‡The Cancer Center, University of Rochester, 601 Elmwood Avenuc, Rochester.

NY 14642

Communicated by Fred Sherman, November 14, 1990 (received for review June 14, 1990)

ABSTRACT

Specific apolipoprotein B (apoB) mRNA ed-

iting can be performed in vitro on apoB RNA substrates. Native

gels and glycerol gradient sedimentation have been used to

determine the physical properties of the in vitro editing activity

in rat liver cytosolic S100 extracts. ApoB RNA substrates were

progressively assembled as 27S complexes for 3 hr with similar

kinetics as seen for the accumulation of edited RNA. Assembly

was not observed on RNAs from apoB deletion constructs that

did not support editing. The 27S complex contained both edited

and unedited RNA sequences. Inhibition of 27S complex as-

sembly by vanady|-ribonucleoside complexes was accompa-

nied by inhibition of editing. Based on these data, we propose

that the 27S complex is the in vitro "editosome." A "mooring

sequence" model for RNA recognition and editosome assembly

has been proposed involving RNA sequences flanking the edited

nucleotide.

Apolipoprotein B (apoB) is translated from a 14-kilobase (kb)

mRNA that is transcribed from a single-copy gene on human

chromosome 2 (1, 2). In rats (3-6) and humans (7), apoB

exists as a high molecular weight form (apoBH or apoB100)

and a low molecular weight form (apoB or apoB48). Al-

though apoB is synthesized from the same primary tran-

script as apoBH, its mRNA undergoes an unusual form of

RNA processing referred to here as "C/U RNA editing

wherein a cytidine at nucleotide 6666 is converted to a uridine

(8-11). This transition alters the sense of codon 2153 from

glutamine (CAA) to a translation stop (UAA). The contribu-

tion of apoBH very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) to low

density lipoprotein (LDL; an atherogenic risk factor) through

metabolic conversion in the plasma has focused attention on

the various metabolic levels where the apoBH/apoB ratio

correspondingly reduced to below detectable levels, while

apoB, synthesis remains relatively unaltered.

To a first approximation, apoB mRNA editing appears

similar to plant mitochondrial editing (20-22), which primar-

ily involves cytidine-to-uridine conversions under conditions

where the reading frame is maintained. It is believed that C/U

editing might be catalyzed by a form of cytidine deaminase

(23, 24), although other possibilities have not been ruled out.

Hemoflagellate mitochondrial mRNA editing differs from

apoB mRNA editing in that it involves insertion and deletion

of single or multiple uridine residues at single and multiple

sites (25-27). This form of editing results in extensive mod-

ification of mRNAs and their reading frames. Paramyxovirus

mRNA editing involves a different mechanism, wherein

single guanidine nucleotides are inserted at select sites within

a subset of mRNAs to produce major changes in the reading

frame (28).

Point mutant constructs of the apoB editing site suggest a

lax sequence requirement within the immediate vicinity of the

edited nucleotide (23). Mutants which place additional cy-

tidines adjacent to the editing site were edited at these

additional cytidine residues. The paradox of the editing

activity having absolute specificity for a single nucleotide yet

lacking selectivity when confronted with multiple cytidine

residues within the region suggests that editing specificity is

achieved by the positioning of the editing activity over the

correct nucleotide. A role for more distal sequences in this

process is suggested by deletion-mutant studies (24, 29, 30).

ApoB mRNA deletion constructs ranging in size from 2.4 kb

to 26 base pairs (p) were both expressed and edited in

transient expression assays with McArdle 7777 cells (29). In

contrast, transcripts from these subclones are all edited in

vitro bv McArdle cell cvtosolic S100 extracts excent the

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Your work is received with gratitude. It seems to me the path forward health wise is go ‘old school’. Exercise fresh air antioxidant rich foods. Gut health via fibre and bugs. Plenty of rest and sunlight.

As it ever was.

Good luck Walter and everyone here and don’t forget to laugh, eat chocolate and enjoy plenty of coffee.

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Does this scary hypothesis also apply to the mRNA"vaccinations" which turn our bodies intospike protein factories? If so, the implications - since a majority of the global population has already been jabbed and the roll-out continues - are devastating. At the very least, the injections should be halted forthwith and an independent inquiry launched to verify the disturbing results of this excellent and clearly overdue research.

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It appears to apply much, much more to the vaccinations. I don’t know anyone suffering from having had a Covid infection but one person. One. But I do knows TENS upon TENS of people with various maladies and advanced aging after their injections…Yep. Early treatment saves lives, skin, myocardium, brain, and on and on and on. Injections of this crap, kill too many people. Period.

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Make that two, I was hospitalized with COVID in August 2021. Two years later I’m still feeling the effects. Mostly in my lungs. Of course studies are blurred between vax and unvax. I didn’t get the jab, unless they did it in the hospital. But I have no indication that they did that, based on my 600 pages of medical records. Still, nothing out there on how to get rid of this lasting lung issue.

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If it’s in your budget dr. Pierre Kory has a new telemedicine practice. Labcorp has a blood test that detects excess spike (or something like that) perhaps they can help with a nutraceutical protocol. Good luck. I also know someone who is unjabbed and still having health issues from a bad bout. Was hospitalized and given remdesivir...

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Yup, remdesvir for me too. My kidney and liver and levels were critical before they pulled me from remdesevir 5 days early. Othwerwise I’d be six feet under today.

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Good grief! It's criminal.

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Ouch. I believe I had it late 2020 -- not severe like yours -- and have lasting tinnitus and headache. Not vaxxed. Also I know someone who died of it in the hospital.

I'm sure you've looked all over to try to get some help, but just in case, have you tried the FLCCC (https://covid19criticalcare.com/)?

Also, if you don't mind getting a bit technical, DrBeen (https://www.youtube.com/@DrBeenMedicalLectures/playlists)

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Thanks for the link. And yes I have tried the FLCCC protocol. When that didn’t work my dr shrugged her shoulders and said she didn’t know what could help. :-(

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Oct 12, 2023·edited Oct 12, 2023

Argh! I hope someone else here has some better ideas!

Did you try any lung specialist? CT scan? If they put you on a ventilator, I wonder if that could have done mechanical damage, rather entirely biological

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Oh, and no vent. They said I would need to go on one and I said absolutely not. I’m surprise they respected my wishes.

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Honestly, for 15 years Ispent time in doctors offices (GP, ear nose throat, eye...) trying to find out what I now know is Vestibular Migrains, which I happen to run across on a fitness channel YouTube video. The condition is managed by diet and head/eye movement. Anyway, my faith in the medical system is gone. Every time I’d go, drs wanted to prescribe medication. My wife stopped seeing the dr a decade ago for the same reason. She has severe allergies and was on 4 medications that the dr said she would never get off of. She went to natural, organic food, and away from eating junk, and within a year was off all medications. Still today has not needed to carry an epipen, take an inhaler or even a drop of Benadryl. Anyway, I’m disenchanted with tests, non-diagnoses and pill pushing, while spending thousands of dollars for no answers. Sorry if this sounds like complaining, I truly appreciate your concern and suggestions! Perhaps as more studies come out about long Covid there may be more information to glean.

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Try Ivermectin.

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Yup. Have taken a ton of IVM. No change whatsoever, unfortunately.

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Buy some dmso and start using a little bit daily. It’s pretty amazing stuff. It’s one of the very few things that made a difference with me. It will take a little time, but you’ll see a difference. Another thing that helps is Salvia miltiorrhiza. I bought the powder version. Both are under 20$. There’s tons of info on Pubmed about both.

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I did try DSMO although i did not react well with it they say y oh will feel worse before you feel better. I just never felt better, and that was beyond my lung issues. I’ll check out your other suggestion.

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I’m sorry, Sean. I’d imagine you have some lung fibrosis from being so sick with this disease. Like other commenters below, if you can swing it, a Dr. Pierre Kory consultation might help. Since he is a renowned pulmonologist, he may have some ability to help you. It’s difficult to turn fibrosis around, if indeed it’s even possible. Still, he may have some tricks up his sleeve. My one friend with severe aftereffects of Covid got sick in January of 2021. No one offered him early treatment, which could well have nixed his unfolding drama. Hospitalized in ICU for 9 days, then on the floor for another 10 days, he survived by being in a tiny clinical trial for a new porcine heparin drug. The three men who got the drug survived, the one man who got the placebo died. And the FDA later refused to approve that experimental porcine heparin product. Go figure! He has some brain fog which has improved greatly and mostly has lung sequelae including shortness of breath and exercise intolerance. I hope you will revert to your previous state of health before you got sick. Hang in there. Early treatment saves lives- we can’t say it often enough.

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Thanks Mel, appreciate the info. At times I feel like there is a belt around my chest making it hard to breath. It’s interesting you mention exercise intolerance. I have been experiencing more and more a decrease in my ability to sustain exercise. Down from being able to walk 4 miles in 1-1/2 hours, several months ago to last Saturday waking 2.3 miles in 1 hour and took 2 hours of resting in bed to recover. Weight lifting is easier and I’m building muscle but cardio is rapidly becoming too taxing. I have not found anything on exercise intolerance. Unfortunately Google (and every other search engine for that matter) serves up nih, Mayo Clinic, etc when you search for any symptoms or holistic medical treatments. Thanks again for the response!

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Yandex search engine seems to work more like old original Google, to me.

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I’m going to check that out!

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Add one more. I was (unjabbed) hospitalized in early January 2022 with a bad case of Covid after a holiday spent with jabbed family who had recently had the Cov. I had severe SVT, tinnitus, vertigo, fever, weakness, ground-glass opacity pneumonia. Luckily was not treated in the hospital except with blood thinner shots. I am mostly recovered but for fatigue and tinnitus. Cough comes and goes. Fatigue is no small thing but luckily I'm retired.

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I wonder if trying HBOT and/or ultraviolet blood irradiation would help your fatigue?

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Ultraviolet blood irradiation looks like a game-changer. Orthomolecular Institute did a great write-up on it. Peace.

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We had Covid at the same time. It was delta, correct? What helped us was using colloidal silver along with budesonide in a nebulizer.

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Yes, I believe so. My oxygen levels were dropping and I was becoming “loopy”. If we knew then what we know now, I know it could have been treated outside the hospital. Lessons learned.

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I think that there are quite a number of people who have severe lung damage from covid prior to the roll out of the shots.

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Yeah, that’s what I’m afraid of.

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Research Methylene Blue.

If I remember correctly, there are articles on at least one substack about it - like this one: https://hiddencomplexity.substack.com/p/the-pathway-for-mis-c-methylene-blue?s=r

FLCCC talks about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiwNMe9qzC4 (Dr Been)

Dr Golwalker uses it for pulmonary treatments:

https://dr-deepak-golwalkar.medium.com/treatment-for-covid-19-using-methylene-blue-d23fc5a31a4d

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAN0wH3IOrc

There are also several other videos on Youtube about Methylene Blue

And quite a few papers have been written about it - such as:

Methylene blue alleviates nuclear and mitochondrial abnormalities in progeria (available on Pubmed)

Good luck !

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Long covid here two years, no vax.

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I’m so sorry, Ariel. Have you tried any of the FLCCC long vax protocols? Maybe they could help you. I hope you improve sooner rather than later though. Two years is too long to suffer. Cheers to you.

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I have tried most things.

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Well, yes, it does apply...

The SARS-CoV2 virus spends much of its time in the airways and mucosa (which, it has been noted, is not a good target for a blood-born antibody response such as the COVID vaxxes give you).

The mRNA vaccines, on the other hand, spread all over the body very quickly -- into organs, blood vessels, all kinds of tissues -- thanks to their lipid nanoparticle packaging. Further, the payload is an unnaturally long-lived synthetic mRNA thanks to pseudo pseudouridine (won the Nobel Prize, God bless their hearts).

So vaccine spike is much more widespread throughout the body, and possibly much longer-lived, than anything you're likely to see from a "natural" (ahem) SARS-CoV2 virus infection.

It's also worth noting that severe COVID disease occurs after the virus is mostly dead, as it's due to inflammation caused by the "viral graveyard", i.e. bits of virus and viral mRNA left behind after the battle (Marik, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34569339/). And spike protein seems to be the worst offender by a long shot.

So... they picked the most harmful protein on the virus as the vaccine antigen. Likely because they already had the code (ahem).

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How bizarre, that most of these basic facts still are relatively esoteric knowledge for most of the jabbed and mostly considered conspiracy theory.

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Esoteric indeed

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Wonderful response.

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You know, that the jab-Spike is, problable at least partly, produced by the Golgi?

https://drbine-substack-com.translate.goog/p/die-kurios-verquere-gedankenwelt?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Here some reverse engineering of the Code.

https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source-code-of-the-biontech-pfizer-vaccine/

The modRNA seems to have an ER-Tag.

This means, the vax spike ends up in basically any membrane and Exosome?

Do you know any expert in this field?

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Further to inflammation of the microglia, I have heard one MS researcher state that "if inflammation is the gun, then Ca2+ is the bullet that demyalinates". Further to that, if there is not an excess of Ca2+ within the brain, then the inflammation will take another route, dependent upon genetics and physiological ground state. One route, according to Blaylock is autism, another is ASIA, or adjuvant-induced auto-immune syndrome. The SARS-CoV-2 virus was exceptionally well engineered from the standpoint of a consummately evil device to compromise the viability of as many people as possible. Of course before the virus was released, a way of ameliorating this damage will have been discovered, but that is for the cabal, not decent humanity.

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What a wonder you are, Dr. Chesnut! Thanks for bringing us this information. I'm 75; never had Covid or vaxx; had one intense episode of a brain problem (no flu symptoms) last summer. An acquaintance had similar; went to doctor; was diagnosed with bilabial pneumonia. My head felt like it was in a vise. Intense pressure. My lungs had no congestion but felt hot. Didn't sleep for two days. I never saw a doctor preferring to die at home if necessary and knowing my unvaxxed status would be challenged and intubation ordered.

I got the condition after trying, as an experiment, Amazon-bought saline solution taken through a nebulizer "in case" I ever got Covid. I was in perfect health prior to the nebulizer experiment and am highly isolated because of my unvaxxed status. (I do believe the mRNA treatment components can be conveyed to other people through the air if freshly vaccinated. I believe Pfizer indicated so in their literature during their mRNA trials which failed for so many decades.) Anyway, I didn't eat for a week and was too weak to bathe or get up to drink water on several days. Recovered slowly.

I think the mechanism attacks through the spinal cord in the upper back as my acquaintance and I both had sore upper backs prior to onset of extreme pressure in the brain. Her family convinced her to go to the hospital, and because she couldn't think straight, she agreed (She, too, is unvaxxed).

Earlier this year, I had significant physical repercussions after dental anesthetics (too dizzy to stand, extreme fatigue) so I believe Dr. Mihalcea that some spike product or technology is present in many OTC products like the saline solution and dental anesthetics. Perhaps the two combined as the spike protein may build up in the system, which is why people experience illness in waves ebbing and flowing with symptoms appearing and dissipating as they innocently ingest products which will detox or their natural immune system rises to the challenge.

I took the Wellness Co.'s Spike Formula and had immediate relief earlier this year. Dizziness and fatigue disappeared and never returned. Dr. McCullough has also published in medical literature a treatment for long Covid: nattokinase 100mg orally 2X/day without food; bromelain orally 1X/day without food; curcumin 500mg orally 2X/day (nano, liposomal, piperine preferred). Japanese studies on nattokinase, as many know, have shown high success in eliminating the spike protein.

I believe the mitochondria must be restored and have been experimenting. Methylene blue is phenomenal, but I'm in constant detox (fatigue, lethargy), and therefore, for me, it's inadvisable except for sporadic treatment. Others seem to tolerate methylene blue well.

The traditional Zelenko protocol (quercetin, NAC, Vit. D & D, zinc) may build up the immune system, but I don't believe alleviates effects. Remember, too, that La Qunita Columna researchers have shown that the spike can be eliminated through traditional antioxidants like glutathione, which become dicey. High doses are required, but how much is too high for too long?

Of course, Dr. Mihalcea recommends IV EDTA, but almost no one is trained and licensed in this protocol, which is also expensive. Her treatment does include extensive blood work both before and after so clinical proof exists for the eradication of the spike components. The problem becomes continual exposure via pervasion of mRNA products within vaxxed populations.

I believe, for optimal health (energetic, vibrant well being), we may have to constantly detox and must find ways to restore mitochondria.

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Same with me at the dentist… I now have a dent in my cheek where I’m assuming muscle tissue has been damaged. Haven’t been back. This is a nightmare

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I haven’t seen anyone talking about nicotine. Wondering if any doctors, in addition to Dr Ardis, have looked into this? I think there is such potential ridding the body of spike protein by supplementing nicotine if Dr Ardis is correct. Would love to see qualified professionals exploring this possibility.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7386492/

Anecdotally, I tried using low dose (7mg) nicotine patch and after just two days developed a very strange rash on the right side of my back near my ribs. I also have tenderness just beneath my skin in my back as if there is general inflammation emitting around the kidney region. I suspect that the nicotine kicked out spike protein and my body was/is trying to get rid of it through my skin. I did not have the vax but did have Covid and while I wouldn’t say I’m “suffering” long Covid, I do feel like my overall health was better before having it. I reduced my nicotine dose to 2mg gum and am just going slower and hoping it’s helping. Anyone else looking into this? I hope more information comes out about this.

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I, too, have bought the 7 mg nicotine patches because I'm experimenting with various treatments. I make sure that I'm healthy (I'm unvaxxed and have never had Covid) and experiment with one protocol at a time. I wait for what I feel is "the right time" before experimentation. I.e., knowing exactly where my body is and how I feel. Haven't experimented with the nicotine patches. I'm concerned because I feel that our water, air, and food has been corrupted. IOW, we're all susceptible to one degree or another to lost vigorous health...not surviving and existing health...but vigorous, energetic health.

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There are besides two more reasons, why the mitochondria suffer:

1. The N1-methyl-Ψ

https://drbine-substack-com.translate.goog/p/haben-wir-es-teilweise-vielleicht?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp

2. "Enzymatically synthesized mRNA preparations contain double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) contaminants as aberrant products of the IVT reaction. […] Recognition of IVT mRNA contaminated with dsRNA results in robust type I interferon production, […] leading to the inhibition of translation and the degradation of cellular mRNA and ribosomal RNA, respectively."

https://drbine-substack-com.translate.goog/p/die-kurios-verquere-gedankenwelt?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Pardi N, Hogan MJ, Porter FW, Weissman D. mRNA vaccines - a new era in vaccinology. Nat Rev Drug Discov. 2018 Apr;17(4):261-279. doi: 10.1038/nrd.2017.243. Epub 2018 Jan 12. PMID: 29326426; PMCID: PMC5906799. https://www.nature.com/articles/nrd.2017.243

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Sounds like a devastating prognosis for all vacccinees, who received real mRNA/DNA injections of sufficient "quality". Yet, up to this point, most of them seem quite well and there is not much concern regarding reports of single vaccine injured victims, as they are considered acceptable collaterals.

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In my sphere, there have been 86 adverse events and 24 deaths. And I don't even know that many people. And yet I know many who just took the new shots a few days ago. Out of all those people very few were able to put 2 plus 2 together. Even my genetic engineer son.

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There is much irregularity regarding distribution of kill shots, I don't know if there is much system in it or if it is just kind of randomness to hide bad intentions - the real attack perhaps still in the making.

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All the bad news.....is there any good news?.... especially on trying to mitigate some of the damage.

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So we can add mitochondrial devastation to the long list of ways the injections can cripple and then kill?

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It Is Hard To Care

About The Lives Of People

That Are That Stupid.

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Unless the one person injured is the one person closest to you, like hubby.

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You sound like a sociopath.

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I'm from a different background. I can explain how different. But you wouldn't understand. We count on that. And never on you.

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You also sound very depressed and lonely. Sorry everyone let you down bro but now would be a good time to start cultivating compassion and try to understand why other people are the way they are, it literally helps nothing and no one to hate on them.

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I appreciate your feedback.

It is for that reason

That I am beginning to wish

That Covid was my idea.

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Awww poor you, sorry you’re so sad and in need of attention. I wish things were better for you.

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The Covid Fallen

And Those That Continue To Die

Every Day

Weren't Prepared For This War.

Who Among You Expected Them To Be ?

And Who Still Does ?

It Is A Serious Question.

And If You Can't Get Past That.

You Are Not Prepared Either.

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