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Is a U.S. Bioweapons Program Behind Lyme Disease?

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EXPOSED: U.S. Bioweapons Program Behind Lyme Disease?

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‘Cancer Disappeared’

**UPDATE**

Listen to this 50 Min interview with Dr. John Campbell and Dr. Makis who is helping cancer patients globally with cheap, safe, repurposed drugs with great success.

https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/dr-paul-marik-on-ivermectin-and-cancer

Dr. Paul Marik On Ivermectin and Cancer: “We know of cases of patients who had solid tumors…and together with some other drugs… the cancer disappeared.”

Dr. Lee Merritt: “Doctors around the world are showing that cancer is intracellular parasites.”

 
2nd Smartest Guy in the World
Jan 21, 2024

Dr. Paul Marik discusses how Ivermectin, aka “horse dewormer,” has not only been vindicated as an effective treatment for COVID, but it is now proving to be an extremely powerful cancer treatment protocol.

Exactly how safe is Ivermectin?

You’re more likely to die from taking aspirin or Tylenol than taking Ivermectin. ~ Dr. Paul Marik

There is essentially no possible way to overdose on Ivermectin, and this drug is so safe there is no established level of toxicity.

According to Dr. Lee Merritt, one of the leading Ivermectin experts in the world, cancer may very well be an intracellular parasitic condition.

Doctors around the world are showing that cancer is intracellular parasites.

If you look at cancer under a light microscope, it’s essentially indistinguishable from parasite egg sacs. ~  Dr. Lee Merritt

Which is exactly why during the PSYOP-19 “pandemic” the democidal powers that be wanted so desperately to put the kibosh on Ivermectin. Not only would  Ivermectin have prevented all of the COVID murders committed at hospitals, it would have rapidly reduced global cancer trends, which are now exploding.

Instead, BigPharma — an asset of the Intelligence Industrial Complex — was tasked with manufacturing the slow kill bioweapon “vaccines” on behalf of their DoD and Pentagon patent holders. And after the recent societal rejection of vaccines in general, the last cash cow for BigPharma is cancer “treatment.”  (See link for numerous articles & videos)

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More Dead from mRNA Shots Than WWI, WWII, and Vietnam War Combined, State Efforts & Autopsy Data

https://josephsansone.substack.com/p/breaking-standing-alongside-an-army?

BREAKING: Standing Alongside an Army of the Dead, I filed My Appellate Brief Today!

Dr. Joseph Sansone
Feb 06, 2025

More Americans have died from mRNA injections than in WWI, WWII, and the Vietnam War Combined.

I am not backing down! Standing alongside an Army of the Dead, I filed my Appellate Brief today. My case number is: 1D2024-3305 in the First District Court of Appeal. The Appellate Brief is below.

The background for those not familiar with my case is as follows. On February 21, 2023, I passed the first GOP Ban the Jab resolution at the Lee County Republican Party. This resolution declared COVID 19 injections biological and technological weapons of mass destruction, called on the Governor to prohibit, and the Attorney General to confiscate the vials and conduct a forensic analysis. In April of 2023, while in congestive heart failure, awaiting triple bypass heart surgery, I was able to get the late Dr. Francis Boyle to endorse the resolution. Eventually 10 Florida Republican County Parties and County Parties in other states passed the resolution, as did the Florida Republican Assembly, National Federation of Republican Assemblies, and the Republican Liberty Caucus of Florida. The Republican Party of Idaho and the Arizona Republican Party also passed the resolution. The only reason it did not pass all over is because Party leadership often blocked it from the agendas and the movement was being censored.

(See link for article and Appellate Brief)

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https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/us-states-considering-legislation?

U.S. States with Legislative Efforts to Ban mRNA Injections as of February 6, 2025

A critical mass will soon be reached, forcing the federal government to follow suit.

 
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Feb 06, 2025

Legislative efforts to BAN the dangerous COVID-19 mRNA injections are now underway across multiple U.S. states, with bills being considered, drafted, and supported at various levels of government:

A critical mass will soon be reached, forcing the federal government to follow suit. If you are aware of any states that are missing from this figure, please let me know in the comments.

The evidence is clear—over 81,000 physicians, scientists, and concerned citizens, 240 elected officials, 17 professional organizations, excess mortality, negative efficacy, and DNA contamination call for the IMMEDIATE removal of COVID-19 “vaccines” from the market. Failure to do so constitutes mass negligent homicide.  (See link for article & graphs)

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https://popularrationalism.substack.com/p/the-autopsy-data-are-in-what-they?

The Autopsy Data Are In: What They Reveal About COVID-19 Vaccines and Public Health Oversight

Editorial from Science, Public Health Policy & the Law

 
James Lyons-Weiler
Feb 07, 2025

Two newly published peer-reviewed studies in Science, Public Health Policy & the Law provide critical forensic evidence that strengthens the link between COVID-19 vaccination and a range of fatal adverse events. The systematic review led by Hulscher et al. and the VAERS-based autopsy analysis by Rose together represent an important step forward in our effort to understand COVID-19 vaccine safety through post-mortem investigation. These studies highlight both the urgent need for greater transparency in pre-release and pre-approval vaccine safety science and the systemic failures that have hindered the collection of autopsy data in the COVID-19 era.

A Pattern in Post-Vaccination Deaths

The Hulscher et al. systematic review examined 325 autopsy cases from 44 published studies, finding that 73.9% of deaths were adjudicated by independent physicians as being directly caused by or significantly linked to COVID-19 vaccination​. The leading causes of death included:

  • Sudden cardiac death (35%)

  • Pulmonary embolism (12.5%)

  • Myocardial infarction (12%)

  • Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT, 7.9%)

  • Myocarditis (7.1%)

  • Multisystem inflammatory syndrome (4.6%)

  • Cerebral hemorrhage (3.8%)

Most deaths occurred within one to two weeks of vaccination, with the highest concentration in the first week. The temporal relationship between vaccination and fatal outcomes suggests an urgent need for deeper forensic investigation.

However, while the autopsies in Hulscher et al.’s study provide invaluable insight, they are only part of the picture. Rose’s (2025) new analysis of VAERS autopsy data exposes an even larger issue: the dramatic decline in autopsy rates despite rising post-vaccine deaths.

The Vanishing Autopsies: What Rose’s Study Reveals

If an increase in unexpected deaths follows the administration of a medical intervention, the logical response is to increase forensic investigations. Yet, Rose’s analysis of VAERS autopsy data from 2021 to 2023 demonstrates the opposite​:

  • The absolute number of autopsy reports in VAERS increased by 1,714% compared to influenza vaccines.

  • Paradoxically, the rate of autopsies per reported death declined by 77.6%.

This paradox suggests that while more post-vaccine deaths were reported, fewer autopsies were conducted to determine causality. The study further demonstrates that the majority of COVID-19 vaccine-associated autopsies linked the cause of death to cardiovascular events, including:

  • Myocarditis (11%)

  • Cardiac arrest (12%)

  • Pulmonary embolism (16%)

(See link for article & the reason for the decrease in autopsy rates)

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Lyme Disease & POTS

https://www.globallymealliance.org/blog/lyme-disease-and-pots?

Lyme Disease and POTS

by Jennifer Crystal on February 3, 2023

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Learn about the connection between Lyme disease, POTS, and Lyme carditis, and discover the importance of early diagnosis and specialized medical care.

Have you heard of POTS?

Between my freshman and sophomore years of college, I was bitten by a tick while working at a summer camp in the woods of Maine. As I’ve described in many of my blog posts, it took eight years for me to be accurately diagnosed, and during that time I suffered from a range of physical and neurological symptoms. During the fall semester of my sophomore year, I had flu-like symptoms as well as symptoms of what the college nurses thought were panic attacks.

Looking back now, I wonder if my heart palpitations, lightheadedness, and dizziness were in fact signs POTS, or Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. At the time, POTS was little if at all understood, but now researchers and physicians are seeing POTS not just in Lyme disease patients but also in conditions like long COVID and ME/CFS.

POTS occurs when moving from lying to standing causes an increase in heart rate by at least 30 beats per minute for adults and 40 beats per minute for children. In addition to this abnormal increase in heart rate, the Heart Rhythm Society defines POTS as a clinical syndrome characterized by symptoms of lightheadedness, blurring of vision, palpitations, intolerance to exercise, and fatigue, as well as the absence of orthostatic hypotension[i] (meaning the blood pressure does not drop when the heart rate rises). I experienced all of these symptoms that fall in college. Had POTS been more well-known, its symptoms could have pointed puzzled medical practitioners in the direction of tick-borne disease. That was 1997; a recent study shows that the incidence of POTS has increased four-fold since 2000.[ii]

Another Lyme-related condition, Lyme carditis

Heart-related symptoms such as racing heartbeat can also be a sign of another condition known as Lyme carditis, when the Lyme bacteria goes to the heart. This can cause atrioventricular block, often referred to as “heart block,” which is an electrical disconnect between the upper and lower chambers of the heart, causing them to beat at different rhythms. Lyme carditis can also manifest as costochondritis (inflammation of the cartilage that connects the ribs to the breastbone), tachycardia (racing heart rate) and bradycardia (slow heart rate). It can also cause myopericarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle and lining), which patients may feel as chest pain or shortness of breath.

Though Lyme carditis is rare, according to a 2008 study, 4% to 10% of all patients with Lyme borreliosis. Whenever the clinical suspicion of Lyme carditis arises, an ECG is mandatory to detect or exclude an atrioventricular conduction block.

If you have already been diagnosed with Lyme disease, it’s important that your doctor check specifically for Lyme carditis, and also evaluate you for POTS. If you are experiencing symptoms of either Lyme carditis or POTS, see a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor (LLMD) to find out if tick-borne disease may be the cause. I only wish I had seen a LLMD sooner; I might have avoided years of suffering.

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[i] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7255540/

[ii]  Epidemiology of postural tachycardia syndrome. [Apr;2020 ];AbdelRazek M, Low P, Rocca W, Singer W. https://n.neurology.org/content/92/15_Supplement/S18.005 Neurology. 2019 92:0.

The above material is provided for information purposes only. The material (a) is not nor should be considered, or used as a substitute for, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, nor (b) does it necessarily represent endorsement by or an official position of Global Lyme Alliance, Inc. or any of its directors, officers, advisors or volunteers. Advice on the testing, treatment or care of an individual patient should be obtained through consultation with a physician who has examined that patient or is familiar with that patient’s medical history.
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Jennifer Crystal

Opinions expressed by contributors are their own. Jennifer Crystal is a writer and educator in Boston. Her work has appeared in local and national publications including Harvard Health Publishing and The Boston Globe. As a GLA columnist for over six years, her work on GLA.org has received mention in publications such as The New Yorker, weatherchannel.com, CQ Researcher, and ProHealth.com. Jennifer is a patient advocate who has dealt with chronic illness, including Lyme and other tick-borne infections. Her memoir, One Tick Stopped the Clock, was published by Legacy Book Press in 2024. Ten percent of proceeds from the book will go to Global Lyme Alliance. Contact her via email below.

Email: lymewarriorjennifercrystal@gmail.com

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GLA: New Research Grants to Address Critical Gaps in Lyme Disease Research

https://www.globallymealliance.org/press-releases/global-lyme-alliance-announces-new-research-grants-to-address-critical-gaps-in-lyme-disease-research?

Global Lyme Alliance Announces New Research Grants to Address Critical Gaps in Lyme Disease Research

by Admin at Global Lyme Alliance on February 1, 2025

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Pictured above: GLA Grantee, Brit Adler, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University
GLA announces new research grants to tackle critical gaps in Lyme disease research, including biobanking, pediatric Lyme disease, and chronic conditions.

Global Lyme Alliance (GLA), the leading 501 (c)(3) dedicated to conquering Lyme and other tick-borne diseases through innovative research, awareness, and empowering the patient voice proudly announces new funding to support critical research initiatives. 

In 2025, GLA continues to drive scientific breakthroughs, empowering researchers to tackle complex challenges in Lyme disease and develop actionable solutions. The latest funding highlights GLA’s commitment to addressing gaps in biobanking, advancing pediatric Lyme disease research, and investigating chronic conditions in Lyme disease. 

GLA Chief Scientific Officer Armin Alaedini, PhD, remarked: “Biobanking is a critical yet often overlooked resource in Lyme disease research. By funding the creation of comprehensive biorepositories, we aim to provide researchers with the tools they need to make meaningful strides in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease.” 

Newly funded projects include:

1. The European Lyme Biorepository: Co-led by Volker Fingerle, MD, (pictured right) Head of German NationalVolkner Reference Center for Borrelia and Andreas Weiser, MD, (pictured left) at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. They will establish a comprehensive biobank to collect blood samples from patients from over 10 European countries. The biobank LMU photowill be the first unified European resource for Lyme disease research, providing a much-needed, standardized collection to improve current and new tests and support research aimed at advancing how Lyme disease is diagnosed.  

2. POTS and Lyme Disease: Led by Brit Adler, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Brit Adler headshotThis project investigates the link between Lyme disease and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). The study aims to uncover prevalence, risk factors, and physiological changes in patients, potentially leading to improved treatment strategies and insights into the pathophysiology of the chronic manifestations of Lyme disease.  

GLA’s ongoing funding includes:  

1. Pedi Lyme Net: under the leadership of Lise Nigrovic, MD, MPH, Senior Pediatric Emergency Physician at Boston Children’s Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, Pedi Lyme Net is a pediatric emergency department Lyme disease network composed of 8 different emergency departments. It includes the world’s only pediatric Lyme Disease Biobank with over 6,000 biosamples collected since 2015. These samples have so far supported 21 impactful studies and fostered 11 research collaborations, advancing the understanding of pediatric Lyme disease diagnosis and management.

2. Patient Genetics: Klemen Strle, PhD, an Assistant Professor at Tufts University, is studying immune responses and patient genetics to uncover why some patients have lingering Lyme disease symptoms.  

3. Epigenetics: Tanja Petnicki-Ocwieja, PhD an Assistant Professor at Tufts University is examining how Lyme bacteria may cause epigenetic changes in bone marrow cells of mice. Inhibiting some of these changes may offer novel potential modes of treatment. 

4. Persistence: Jenny Hyde, PhD an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University and Melissa Caimano, PhD, an Associate Professor at the University of Connecticut, are investigating whether Lyme bacteria or their remnants in mice could contribute to chronic symptoms and evaluating which antibiotics are most effective in eliminating them. 

5. Bartonellosis: Monica Embers, PhD, an Associate Professor at Tulane University and Annette Moter, MD, PhD a Principal Director at Charité-Berlin University Medicine are studying drug combinations to treat Bartonella when it lives inside and outside cells. While evidence for bartonellosis as a tick-borne disease in the U.S. is limited, it remains a concern as a potential co-infection in Lyme patients. 

GLA’s research grants are rigorously evaluated by its Scientific Advisory Board, ensuring that only the most promising and innovative proposals with the highest anticipated impact are funded. As the global incidence of Lyme disease continues to rise, GLA remains at the forefront of advancing research, empowering patients, and fostering international collaborations to address this growing public health crisis. 

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If you are interesting in supporting GLA’s groundbreaking research, please contact GLA’s Director of Development, Steve Pekock at Steve.Pekock@GLA.org

To make a donation online, donate here.

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