FDA Panel Rejects Boosters After Experts Expose Injection Dangers & COVID Jabs’ Immunological Attack

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1. NIH Director Says Booster Shots to be Expanded Despite FDA Advisers Voting Them Down

   https://cloudhedges.com/2021/09/19/nih-director-says-booster-shots-to-be-expanded-despite-fda-advisers-voting-them-down/

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2. FDA rejects them…? They must be those antivaxx conspiracy nuts…! I mean: the vaccines are as good for You as breathing air! I hope this FDA panel will be quickly replaced by a more science-trusting one so Bill Gates and co. don’t have to suicide anyone…!

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3. I was a little nervous seeing Ryan at the end speaking at the event. but he did it very well.
   part of my nervous was kind of looking the best person that could represent us speaking in public, is like trying to see ourselfs speaking in public. and we all know that some people might be very good while speaking to a camera alone in a room, and then get very nervous when talking in front of the public. But Ryan did very well, we can see he was a little bit nervous at the beginning but later he did seem more natural.

   Thanks Ryan you represent me 🙂

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4. Love, peace and freedom to that wonderful police officer on the first part of the video. I pray many officers will follow and feel proud of this and all those police officers and front line workers that follow. In deep appreciation, thank you for being you.

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5. Love, peace and freedom to that wonderful police officer on the first part of the video. I pray many officers will follow and feel proud of this and all those police officers and front line workers that follow. In deep appreciation, thank you for being you.

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6. Thank you Ryan, again another great release of the truth for all to see for themselves. You are a special person working so hard to save as many as you can. In appreciation, blessings of love, peace and freedom in your life and everyone here.

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7. Ryan,
   Try turmeric for your back. It worked for me as an ant-inflammatory. You can get it in pill form, 500mg typically. Multiple times I found myself squatting down in the middle of the grocery store, parking lot, or wherever, to keep from blacking out in pain. That was 10 years ago. Now, whenever I feel a twinge, I take a capsule and I haven’t had an episode. My GP wanted to put me on steroids, and I was almost desperate enough to go that route. I’m so glad I didn’t.

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8. Hi Ryan, thanks for all you do!
   I found Dr. Kamshad Raizadeh’s book *Take Back Control* to be very helpful. He made it to the top of the food chain as a spine surgeon and advocates (mostly) against surgery. His holistic approach and PT really helped me.

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9. Will this vax mandate going out through states for first responder, police, firemen, and then federally the military simply weed out the independent minds in those agencies?

   Think of the ramifications of that.

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10. I hope you include your speaking at the event link so I can share that with others. You did a fantastic job Ryan which I knew you would man Thank You!!

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11. Dr. Fraiman, from FDA panel testimony. In regards to where he’s coming from/taking the v hesitant angle to not sound crazy.. interview with him from April 2021, gives more insight.
    https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2021/04/research-and-censorship-in-an-uncertain-time.html

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12. One thing you have to be carefull about, a lot of people can simply not understand what you can understand, simply not possible, a major intellectual barrier stands in the way, a IQ way lower than yours. They take way longer to learn stuff and for them some of it is entirely impossible and seeing the patterns and connections is way beyond them.

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13. I know a lot about bad backs man. Feel free to email if you want any insight. You probably have tons of advice, and unless you have a fundamental injury, like a bulging disc or something, it comes down to 1. core strength 2. keeping inflammation down, I have something rare that helps immensely with that 3. stretching properly and 4. water, hydration matters.

    I have had to deal with this for over 30 years, I might be able to help.

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    1. Thank you my friend. I might do that. Either way I appreciate the offer.

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       1. Always open

       2. Unrequested advice incoming lol

14. Hi Ryan. Fantastic job as always. Thank you. I am trying to find in the FDA panel meeting (which is an 8+ hour video) the presenter you show at 1hr19min. I will find it eventually but in the future (I know documenting this is a lot of work) can you timestamp the videos in the links? It just makes sharing specific points a lot easier.

    Again thanks for all you do.

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    1. All the links are in chronological order, to make them easier to find. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFph7-6t34M

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15. Thanks for the response Ryan but perhaps I wasnt clear. I have the link to the video from your original post. What I was referring to was the specific speaker you talk about at the 1hr19min of your video. I must scroll through 8 hours of the video to find that specific presenter of the FDA presentation. Not easy and time consuming, I can and will do it (kids bday today so not today) so I can share as it has important points but I would think a lot wouldnt make the time. A shared time stamp on the FDA presentation, for each presenter you quote, would help considerably.

    For your consideration. Thank you.

    For how much you do this may seem trivial but I do think it would help in terms of those who want to share specific things you quote.

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