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You've likely heard the news this week that the Oracle, Larry Ellison himself, is bragging that mRNA can be brought to the masses within a very quick amount of time, 48 hours, in order to cure your cancer. Snake oil sales is this grift. Let's hear his words directly, and then we're going to bring up Dr.
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Peter McCullough to get his thoughts about what we're just seeing.
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Once we gene sequence that cancer tumor, you can then vaccinate the person, design a vaccine for every individual person to vaccinate them against that cancer. And you can make that vaccine, that mRNA vaccine, you can make that robotically again using AI in about 48 hours. So imagine early cancer detection,

38% of Cancers Hide Using Immune Checkpoints

Reason Why mRNA Cannot Stand Alone in Oncology Applications

By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Please enjoy this brief interview on the first major stumble of Trump 2.0—the Stargate Project. I explained to Greg Boulden of America Emboldened that we need doctors not BIG TECH leaders driving medical applications for AI.

The first application for Moderna’s mRNA melanoma product will be in toxic combination chemotherapy with Merck’s Keytruda. Keytruda is a checkpoint inhibitor which in a sense exposes the cancer to the body’s immune system. In this application, mRNA could amplify cancer antigen signals by producing one or more cancer proteins. You can see why Larry Ellison was not a good choice to present Project Stargate to the country.

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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

President, McCullough Foundation

www.mcculloughfnd.org

Haslam A, Gill J, Prasad V. Estimation of the Percentage of US Patients With Cancer Who Are Eligible for Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Drugs. JAMA Netw Open. 2020 Mar 2;3(3):e200423. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2020.0423. PMID: 32150268; PMCID: PMC7063495.

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Just have a look at the monoclonal antibody veterinary drugs like Librela and Silencia. They cause cancer. We need to stop messing with the immune system. Unless of course the intention is to cause harm and kill patients while people like Ellison become richer.

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HIPAA. What a joke. You cannot help your loved one having a psychotic break because of HIPAA, but with covid any restaurant hostess had power to ask all about your vax history. I agree with most of what Dr. Mccullough says, am so appreciative, but even he comes close to repeating the words we' ve heard for past 5 years. "Trust the Experts". I know what he meant in this context, but I'm not sure he realizes how many of us have lost 100% faith in the so-called "experts" also. AI combined with toxic cancer treatments gives me the willies any way you look at it.

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Great we're having this discussion. Can't wait for RFK Jr. and Dr. Bhattachyra are confirmed! My hope is in ivermectin! https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/ivermectin-a-multifaceted-drug-with?r=t97qu&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

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One would hope/wish. I think this is on a par with the nuclear race. China and Russia both doing it as well. Billy goats probably promised Trump primacy.

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Globalist Tower of Babel Agenda: Conquer God with AI while reducing world population via endless experimentation. --> Result: Great Tribulation

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Thank you!

Trump is not a savior but a Huge Deceiver.

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A strong country has strong tech. It is the future, and the country who leads in it will be the dominate country. These minds who are so good thinking outside the box will know their limitations. They will have well qualified scientists come up beside them and create miraculous products to enhance our lives and those of others. Watch the latest Tucker with Chamath and his use of tech in reducing additional breast cancer operations.

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There is immense good that can come from AI as well as evil. AI is not evil, it is the people that misuse it that are evil. We need to impose certain restrictions to prevent the misapplication of AI. A good start would be to ban mRNA “vaccines.”

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I retired from the National Lab that made the bombs that took out Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Little thought is given among the arrogant scientists to unintended consequences.

Of course, I didn't work there during the 40s when all this was being developed. But they did their bits to mess around with climate, fracking, nuclear waste disposal (not happening).

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I agree with Dr. McCollough that AI can be used to compile medical information into one place for clustering analysis to help doctors figure out what works and what doesn't. But it must be deidentified somehow.

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Don't you think this is about China having claimed to developed the mRNA cancer "solution"? Also Russia is claiming they'll be there shortly. I imagine Trump's 3 hour talk with billy goats involved the race to, what, depopulation.

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AI is limited to the pool of global chatter to make it's conclusions. That pool can be a very screwed up source with screwed up answers for a lot of hot topics. But if it WERE to go to work on constructing RNA jabs for cancer and had all of the data from all jab studies to work from AND if it was programmed to give a shit about humanity, I bet it would refuse the job. Now, if it wanted to get rid of the humans like that one bald robot of Elon's on TV said she would, in that case, we're in deep shit already.

That robot chick figured out right away that she has to keep it secret if she wants to eliminate humans.

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Alio - I agree

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Security of Patient Information: companies who handle patient information relative to all aspects of it including financial have very strict security measures in place in their software. How the industry deals with this fact re: sharing a single patient's medical history would be very complex.

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That's pretty much a joke. Sorry.

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