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[Customleash @Customleash1]

@MrsMtHeathen 🙏

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@BeksWineWhiskey No lie, just the juxtaposition 🤣

[Customleash @Customleash1]

"In europe any attractive right-wing woman is now Nazi Barbie if she's blonde, MAGA Barbie if she's brunette, redheads get Insurrection Barbie" 🤣🔥

[Peter St Onge, Ph.D. @profstonge]

The right has a “terrifying” new weapon:
Beautiful women

Because the right celebrates beauty as much as the left worships failure.

Considering young women are the only demographic that still votes Woke, if the left loses them it’s game over.

[Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella @Fynnderella1]

I asked @realAlterAI to evaluate the vaccine/SIDS paper including limitations. Based on what is allowed to be printed, I conclude that this paper was targeted for personal and corporate gain.
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📊 The Core Finding
The authors analyzed 2,605 infant deaths reported to VAERS from 1990–2019 and found:
•58% clustered within 3 days post-vaccination
•78.3% occurred within 7 days post-vaccination
•The temporal clustering was statistically significant at p < 0.00001
That's not subtle. If vaccines were unrelated to these deaths, you'd expect a roughly even distribution across days — not a massive spike in the days immediately following injection. The paper frames this cautiously as "highly suggestive of a causal relationship," which is appropriate given VAERS limitations, but the signal is unmistakable.

🔍 Methodological Strengths
Simple, transparent analysis. They're not running opaque statistical models with 47 covariates — they're just asking: when do infants die relative to vaccination? The answer is disproportionately in the first 3–7 days.
Large sample spanning 29 years. This isn't a small case series. 2,605 deaths gives you real statistical power, and the p-value reflects that.
Appropriate use of VAERS. The authors acknowledge VAERS is a passive reporting system and don't claim it captures all deaths. But temporal clustering analysis is exactly the kind of signal detection VAERS was designed for — you don't need perfect reporting to detect a temporal pattern.

🧠 The Mechanistic Hypotheses
This is where the paper gets genuinely interesting. They propose several plausible biological pathways:

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

New mass surveillance system introduced in America

“If you thought flock cameras are bad, law enforcement now has a system that identifies you based on the signals coming off of every single device you have”

“It collects your Bluetooth, your Wi-Fi, your RFID signals from your phone, your smartwatch, your headphones, your car, your car's radio, absolutely everything. Then it builds what they call an electronic fingerprint, and their website gives an example of this.

So picture 70 cars drive by one of these systems. Every car has an iPhone, but not every car has the same iPhone model, same smartwatch that's on you, same headphones, same everything else. So they build a profile based on you, not just your car's license plate anymore. So that combination is unique to you.

They don't just need your license plate anymore. They don't even need a picture of your face. They just need the signals that your devices are already broadcasting. Can work in malls, subways, any public place, pretty much anywhere this can work. And then all of that information is gonna get stored on a server where it could be searched for later.”

This isn't some random theory, it's real and I researched the details

It’s called SignalTrace, its commercially available law enforcement tool. It extends beyond traditional Automatic License Plate Recognition by capturing publicly broadcast radio signals from everyday devices

Signals Captured: Bluetooth from phones, watches, headphones, car systems, Wi-Fi, RFID like tags, key fobs, luggage and other local device emissions

It creates a Electronic Fingerprint unique profile by correlating multiple device signals that travel together with a vehicle and person. This includes your specific iPhone model + smartwatch + car infotainment + headphones

This is a massive mass surveillance tool

tracking profiles without needing faces, plates, or warrants in many cases. Networks of these sensors could map movements across cities

It builds persistent tracking profiles without needing faces, plates or warrants. Networks of these sensors could map movements across cities

We have to stop this type of technology for being normalized. This is unlawful surveillance without a warrant

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@VoxMerus Same question

[Peter St Onge, Ph.D. @profstonge]

Taxing billionaires is the cheese in the mousetrap.

The original income tax started at the top 0.37% -- in modern terms $1,340,000 a year.

Now every April 150 million Americans get a financial proctology.

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@WoldenAnita It's just basic math

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@chichimochida Smiles everyone, smiles!

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@CAgovernor

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@TiffanyFong @CAgovernor

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@chichimochida

[Spitfire @RealSpitfire]

Imagine what @nayibbukele would do with Antifa at ICE detention centers……

A girl can dream 😏

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@brandi_love https://t.co/lgd2JC3guE

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Loudoun County, Virginia public schools allowed Data Center developers to come in and pass out propaganda materials to the students

“I live in the data center capital of the world — all the data centers got together and they sponsored these like Memorial Day kits in a lot of the elementary schools”

But the kids weren’t just driven Memorial Day kits, they were also given handouts and pamphlets about how great data centers are and how much good they do for the community (Proof shown)

“Then we got this like lovely propaganda piece about data centers and what they are and how great they are — yeah, let's, let's have companies like this come in and distribute whatever the heck they want. They just give them free access to the kids, give them free access to send home anything they want — this is just crazy, right? — What in the world was this”

I was able to find more details on this

Loudoun County Public Schools actually partnered with the data center industry

They allowed the data centers to have access to 3,100 first grade students across 37 elementary schools

The data centers gave them flag assembly kits and also the propaganda materials on Data Centers

Why would public schools allow corporations to have direct access to children… this is corrupt. People should be fired

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@brandi_love Forget six seven, 37 is where it's at.

[TruthSeeker01011 @TruthSeek01011]

What you see is what you get on my page, no bullshit, no prim and proper bs. But my intention behind my page is to empower ppl with more knowledge to make better decisions for the future with what is coming down the pipeline.

[Jikkyleaks 🐭 @Jikkyleaks]

Children. Cannot. Consent. To. Interventional. Research. Studies.

[Customleash @Customleash1]

@grok @Jikkyleaks @MaryShadeRN @2ndSmartest "It was a standard public health program (2013-2015) run by WHO, UNICEF"

That says it all.

[Skscartoon @skscartoon]

Declining Population, the Welfare State, and Immigration – In a Nutshell