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Oct 7, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

I’m so sorry about Kaitlyn. Sickening seeing young people die because they want everyone to get the transfection. Covid patients are not being treated properly at all. Everyone must get a protocol in mind before sickness hits, and obtain the drugs Like ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine and supplements necessary to follow it. Inhaled Budesonide is another good treatment. Otherwise they send you home with aspirin or Tylenol and say to call when you can’t breathe. Then it’s hospital, remdesivir, vent, death. Maybe they wanted it that way.

Your research is excellent! Another great digger has a good article out today that you might find interesting: https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/peter-daszak-supervillain-origin?r=jhq3f&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email&utm_source=

I am anxious as you are for the criminals to be held accountable, Fauci in particular. I wrote to Rand Paul in July and referenced your piece on him along with work done by Jonathan Couey, but have not had a response. I had hoped he would contact you both. I remain confident he is working behind the scenes to send the evildoers where they belong.

My condolences to you and your wife and many thanks for your excellent work.

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I've not spoken to Senator Paul, but I have been busy while in town. I know he's still fighting in the trenches.

I appreciate the support; I also enjoyed the cat's blog

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Excellent work, so sorry to hear about Kaitlyn. One avenue of inquiry that I'm curious about but not qualified or able to really delve into is the relationship between the alterations that seem to have been made to an existing bat coronavirus in order to make it infectious to humans and the targeted proteins of the mRNA vaccines. It seems likely that the virus was made for the vaccine, rather than vice-versa.

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This is an active area of investigation. I'm less convinced of this than I am of the vaccine work more generally producing unintended recombination results, but regardless of the specifics, I'm confident that in the absence of 15 years worth of compiled SARS-CoV research & experimentation, there would've been no coronavirus pandemic that emerged in Wuhan in late 2019.

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Oct 7, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

The audacity of the "scientists" responsible for this makes me sick. I appreciate the work you and your team are doing. Those people definitely need to be held accountable. I lost a friend to the virus Saturday morning, a 62 year-old retired Marine. Sorry for the loss of your friend as well. Now we face a vaccine mandate or lose our jobs by the end of the month.

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Yes.

I can't really add anything else, because I completely agree with your statement. As I told Kaitlyn's husband Josh [an active-duty sailor who was also in the hospital, but didn't progress to a ventilator] when I had lunch with him yesterday, I refuse to stop until everyone responsible is held accountable.

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Oct 7, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

Has everyone saved a copy of the MATH+ protocol for COVID?

https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/math-plus-protocol/

The AMA's refusal to treat the virus early should be considered a crime. There are numerous ways to inhibit viral replication, but none of them are used. Everyone should make sure their basic red blood cell vitamin D levels are enhanced, along with magnesium and other basics. One of my former students participated in this publication on the success of vitamin D treatment of COVID patients,

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34097036/

Ivermectin is a standard drug for treating parasites in children. It is quite safe. Veterinary ivermectin (or any drug for edible animals) can indeed be used for humans - the dosage is printed on the back of the bottle for the weight range of my goats.

In the last ten years, eight of my friends have died of bronchitis, a hospital-generated infection, after hospital stays for non-fatal illnesses. Three others died of C. diff, another hospital infection. Hospitals are filthy. No wonder people are dying when they are on ventilators. Ventilators require skilled technicians and a sterile environment, neither of which exist in US hospitals.

Years ago, the DoD concluded that the HVAC systems in hospitals were contaminated, but that the cost was too great to fix them. Of course, this cost estimate was not for a simple fix, which would have been using heat pumps. The Chinese hospitals I have visited all use heat pumps, they have no central air ducts. They also had windows that opened. The nurses told me the rule was "closed patient doors, open windows" for each room.

Seeing the FDA remove vitamin D supplements from the market, watching the AMA ban IV vitamin C and ivermectin... this widespread censorship smacks of dictatorship.

After many years in biotech, how do you know a drug rep is lying? His mouth is moving.

Our condolences to your family for the loss of your friend. And we want to extend our appreciation for your work here. We purchased a subscription.

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Congress is aware of the insanity over protocols. There's just 3 votes too few in the House to force HHS to address the shortcomings-over the objections of the president's chief pandemic advisor.

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deletedOct 12, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)
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It's pretty simple - Pick any 3 Democrats. The majority leadership, led by Nancy Pelosi, don't want any of their members to support an investigation

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Apr 26, 2022Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

Thank you for the mention of DOD on HVAC systems. I am going to try and find that report. Just amazing DOD decided it would cost too much to remove the problem - OMG! In 2009, my physician husband contracted a MRSA infection 3 months post-surgery. Upon release from the surgery, we found he had a staph infection - a rash on his back. He also had bites -bed bugs. The bugs managed to come home with us, and it took as a month to eliminate them. He told me that where you have bed bugs you will have MRSA. He explained that the hospital needed to disinfect the HVAC system repeatedly while fumigating for the bed bugs until they were eradicated and then disinfect a couple more times after that as well. At the time we were both too ill from chronic ME to mount the energy for a complaint to JCAHO. The MRSA infection he got 3 months after the surgery was from where one of the drainage tubes for his surgery was, he ended up with a pocket of MRSA between muscles in his right buttock. If he hadn't had such a high pain tolerance, he may have noticed the problem sooner. Hospitals are aware that the air assisted toilet flushing throws up aerosolized pathogens that float about forever, yet do not have toilet seat covers to put down before flushing. In June 2020 I was in the hospital for 2 days recovering from a necessary surgery. About 7 days later I came down with the Wuhan virus, that raged for 21 days, with another 22 days of sequelae. I was very blessed that I did not contract a secondary pneumonia, and at that time in my area precious little was extant knowledge of HCQ, budesonide and supplements. Two of my nurses had relayed their experiences ting care of severe SARS2 patients. I am clear on how I contracted the virus.

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I'm glad my HVAC mention helped. Can your husband get samples of various places at the hospital cultured? I wasn't sure if he worked at the same place he got the surgery or not. It won't help with what happened, but I am sure the situation has not improved.

Johns Hopkins -- a PhD or MD, I forget which, tested the colonoscopy scopes after "sterilization," finding that they became re-infected immediately with an array of resistant pathogens. He did not implicate the HVAC, but that is undoubtably because he was not aware of it -- he said something about the infectious agents apparently being in the air, close enough. Culturing the HVAC vents now might be useful, but common surfaces are also likely culprits, as would be the toilet stall doors and surfaces. I had not thought of those disgusting air-assisted, no-lid toilets for some time.

Sorry to hear of the events! Hope you both are healthy now. I wonder if the ME was related to the 1) bed bug eradication chemicals, 2) staph treatment antibiotics.

After much research and trial/error for a wisdom tooth extraction site surgery, I settled on kimchi, the korean fermented cabbage, several times a day for dealing with the pathogens post minor op. The irony of this since I served on several Johns Hopkins committees is significant. The horizontal gene transfer problem in antibiotic resistance happens so quickly that I never take antibiotics now because it is a fast route to MRSA and similar pathogen infections. I continue the kimchi (and other fermenteds) several times a day, just in case.

And glad you survived the, what to call it, US AID funding to Wuhan GoF virus.

I see there is another US AID bat virus research project sending money to Thailand -- I think it was in Science magazine.

Did you see the list of doctors on the FLCCC website? We found a new one, TruPoint Health, Dr. Myleen Hyuen (spelled something like that, she's the founder). And stocked up on Ivermectin plus a bunch of herbs she recommends.

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Oct 9, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

My condolences to you and your friends on the loss of Kaitlyn. Words can never ease the sorrow of that loss. I say that knowing how true it is; not that we have felt that loss specifically, but walking through a leukemia diagnosis with our 6 year old son, we understand full well the risks and the consequences. With that being said, the travesty of our entire response to this pandemic has been immensely devastating to every sector of our society. And the wholesale loss of public trust of the medical community, and "science" in general, due to blind adherence, has only served to further the losses we have suffered at the hands of fools. Fauci, Daszak, Baric, and a host of others have to give account, but I am skeptical. However, I still have some optimism remaining with people like you leading the charge.

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Oct 29, 2021Liked by Charles Rixey, MA, MBA (c)

Im so sorry about your loss. I'm 50 years old male. Very healthy. Actually I'm at what I was at 25 now. I have not been vaccinated due to past nimerous vaccine complications but I'm at a cross road now. Should I get it? Genuine question here considering weakening of the mRNA products effectiveness and such drastic increase in bad reactions over the previous years with conventional ones.

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"It is indisputable that the mRNA vaccines have saved tens of thousands of lives."

I dispute that. PROVE that the sham "vaccines" have saved even ONE life. DO NOT cite worthless "studies" from the CDC or similar professional lying organizations.

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It should be clear from this post that I'm skeptical of government information, lol. If you go back to my posts from last year, you'll see that I'm quite familiar with the data; I didn't join DRASTIC until February of this year, and almost all I did was crunch pandemic data.

It's obvious to me that the antibodies produced by the vaccine impacted the spread of COVID-19 tremendously - for a very short window of time. However, the eradication of variants closer to the original virus made it easier for the delta variant to clear the playing field, and further pushed the virus to exponentially expand its virion production.

It does feel strange to be attacked as if I'm a fan of the scientific establishment, or a special defender of the vaccines. I'm used to being called the conspiracy nut, not a mindless drone wholly obedient to oligarchs. There is very clearly a period of time during which case & death numbers were driven to the lowest levels since late spring 2020. It's also quite clear that higher viral loads produced more serious infections in people <40 once the delta variant became dominant.

I believe the technology has promise, just not for CoV vaccines, or any formulation that offers partial epitope coverage. I believe quite strongly that the FDA/CDC knowingly withheld data related to the ability of the spike protein to aggregate in various organs, and downplayed the use of the lipid nanoparticle that allows the spike to cross the blood-brain barrier. I was horrified enough to not allow my teenage son to return for his second dose, so I feel like I've approached the situation as responsibly as I could.

It's very difficult to 'prove' causality for a claim like "saved tens of thousands of lives." MY Twitter feed includes many examples of CDC studies being worthless, but raw death numbers + excess deaths don't contradict the argument I'm making. Something has caused those deaths, just as something that looks exactly like COVID-19 is what killed my wife's best friend a few weeks GO.

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..It is indisputable that the mRNA vaccines have saved tens of thousands of lives,.. NO proof of this.. Vaccines don’t protect people from COVID-19

Gibraltar, a territory with a population of around 34,000, began vaccination in December 2020 with only 1,040 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and five deaths. After a comprehensive vaccination program that extended to many visitors, the number of new infections increased five-fold to 5,314 and the number of deaths increased 19-fold to 97.

and they KILL. ''Forbidden knowledge. Medical Bombshell: Pfizer Vax Attacks Human Blood Creating Clots Under Microscope''.

Delete if you must!

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