Before you do anything else today read Ed’s pinned tweet. Don’t look at the date of the tweet. Once you’ve finished reading the thread then look at the date. Unbelievable! Now read his work on insurance companies & vaccine fraud and you’ll see what’s coming next. $PFE
I have an idea for a dystopian movie:
The background begins in 2020: a virus that mimics the flu sweeps across the globe.Some believe it’s a man made bioweapon to provide cover for global economic collapse from an unsustainable debt load & rising wealth inequality. The majority
Fauci sabotaged ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine so the COVID vaccine could get approved. This alone could have saved millions of lives—People would not have taken the vaccine.
He demonized it so that pharmacists would not fill doctor's prescriptions.
The unvaccinated were the most hated people on Earth. They lost their jobs. Friends and families disowned them. They were reported and arrested. Society treated them like lepers…and 7 years later…it turns out that they were right about everything…
@ericweinstein It's bigger than that. The lockdowns were designed to kill money velocity so they could print $6 Trillion and bail out the banking system.
https://t.co/GYKA7TAQWL
They ask why I’m the only Republican to vote No on Trump’s spending bills:
He “awarded Pfizer contracts worth roughly $1.24 billion for COVID-19 vaccines for the remainder of fiscal 2026 and fiscal 2027, including hundreds of millions for pediatric doses” https://t.co/OZ1psduFJI
It literally takes like 20 minutes of actual research to determine that vaccines are a scam and an instrument of death. If you can't figure it out, don't get mad at us.
💥BANG!
Surgeon who worked at the hospital that supposedly got the first Covid patient in the U.S.—
"IT WAS ALL A PROPAGANDA OP"
"Everything in the news was wrong. IT WAS ALL A LIE"
The "lab leak" isn't the real Covid story. The real Covid story is THERE WAS NO PANDEMIC.
This lightly edited clip of Dr. James Miller (@JamesMillerMD), a trauma surgeon who worked at the WA hospital that—supposedly—got the first "covid" case in the U.S., is taken from a conversation with Alix Mayer (@alixm) posted to YouTube on July 8, 2026.
---------------Pulled quotes from the clip----------------
"First of all, everything in the news was wrong. It was all a lie"
"So our hospital had the first diagnosed Covid case in America. It was a guy who came back from China. Allegedly. It was all a propaganda op"
"the first diagnosed Covid case, who came from Wuhan, China... showed up—allegedly—[at] our hospital doors. But here's the part that's weird. So the reason the hospital has such a cumbersome name of Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett, is because it's actually two campuses. And the second campus is just a birthing center and a rehab unit. So allegedly, they housed that guy there"
"at least at that campus. Now, the CMO told me, Oh, that's where we have our special negative-pressure rooms. Which was a bald-faced lie, because every ICU bed was a negative-pressure room. And so that's just silly"
"Additionally, as a trauma surgeon, because you deal with all the bad cases, particularly in the middle of the night. Everyone tells you everything. I spoke to zero nurses, zero infectious disease doctors that ever took care of that patient"
"So maybe allegedly, one of the infectious disease doctors, who I never met or never talked to about it, kept his mouth shut, treated this guy, but I never heard about it. So none of the pulmonologists, the lung specialist, knew about him. No one talked. So the whole thing was silly"
"why would you admit a guy to a hospital campus that has no ICU when you're worried about a deadly pandemic? It's just illogical. So just from that, it was ridiculous"
"I'll just absolutely hold out. There's a theoretical chance this actually happened. It just never happened with any other infectious disease. Every tuberculosis patient came to the ICU because there were negative pressure rooms. Every other infectious disease we're worried about came to the ICU so that. It's just not logical... [and] I just knew everybody, and no one met the guy"
The @realDonaldTrump admin just filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court betraying religious liberty by arguing it is perfectly fine for employers to have policies that allow medical but not religious exemptions to vaccination requirements.
https://t.co/OPiqKmE68r
Mandates are the tool of bullies, criminals and dictators. If a patient refuses a medical product after being conveyed its benefits and risks, then that is called informed consent. They were informed and did not consent. Mandating over this objection is immoral and illiberal.
I've been angry since covid lockdowns.
I'm angry that they shut down small businesses and some of those ended up going bankrupt.
I'm angry they forced us to wear masks and made people act like circus monkeys.
I'm angry that they convinced people that walking one way down a grocery store aisle would somehow save them.
I'm angry that the gaslit people into taking a poisonous "vaccine."
I'm angry that they convinced people to turn in their neighbors for having too many people over at thanksgiving.
I'm angry that our country has never returned to the same serenity that we once had.
I'm angry what has happened to our medical care system.
I'm angry that nobody has been arrested for crime against humanity.
I'm angry that they forced people to take a vaccine that they didn't want to take or they lost their jobs.
I just want the old economy back.
I just want people to start acting normal again.
Most of all, I just want my country back.
Pro Vaccine Advocate Scott Adams Has Finally Admitted The Truth:
"Anti-Vaxxers Won"
"The Anti-vaxx people appear to be the winners"
"The Anti-vaxx people are clearly the winners and I think it will stay that way"
🚨🚨🚨
Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip:
"The smartest, happiest people are the ones who didn't get the vaccination and are still alive."
"The thing they're not worrying about is what I have to worry about, which is [the long-term effects of taking the vaccine]."
"I did not end up in the right place... You should take victory, and I should take defeat."
"All of my fancy analytics got me to a bad place. All of your heuristics—don't trust these guys, it's obvious—totally worked."
Tragically, Scott Adams recently revealed that he has prostate cancer, and only has a short time left to live.