🚨 SHOCKING CONFESSION: Cleveland Clinic Director Breaks Down in Tears, Apologizes to ALL His Vaccinated Patients!
“I didn’t provide informed consent. Absolutely deplorable on my part and I apologize to my patients.”
This is the moment the dam breaks wide open. A former top medical director at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic is crumbling on camera, admitting the unthinkable: doctors were never giving patients the full truth about the shots.
He confesses medical schools teach zero about real vaccine contents, true safety data, or proper informed consent. No honest discussion of risks. No mention of the massive secret payouts for injuries. Just push, jab, and move on.
Neides ran the Wellness Institute and was one of the first in line to promote and administer the vaccines. Now he calls his own actions deplorable and begs forgiveness from every patient he vaccinated.
How many more doctors know the truth but stay silent out of fear? How deep does this suppression run? Big Pharma billions, captured regulators, media attacks on anyone who questioned the narrative, all while “informed consent” was treated like a joke.
This is not one man’s regret. This is a massive red pill for the millions who trusted the system and rolled up their sleeves.
The apologies are starting. The Great Awakening is here.
Share this far and wide before they bury it. Demand real answers.
What did they know and when did they know it?
@SheHandledIt@Riley_Gaines_@JenniferSey@paytonmcnabb_@listen2tish @oliviakrolczyk_ Don’t even know you or your specific background. But you’re genuine, speak truth, and you’re an impressive child of God. Standing with you and the other women who’ve been ridiculed and discriminated against.
Playwright and poet William Shakespeare reminds us that we can never know our full power unless we find the courage to begin:
"Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt."
Source: Measure for Measure (1603) and @JamesClear
Are you doing this because it makes you feel curious and alive, or because inertia makes it easy to continue doing and you're hesitant to let go?
@JamesClear
Before you discover what you love: fewer commitments, more experiments.
After you discover what you love: fewer experiments, more commitments.
Clear idea from James Clear @JamesClear.
#DiscoverChrist#ChristCommitments
"You are richer than 93 percent of people. Not in money, but in time. Over 108 billion people have lived throughout history. 93 percent of them are dead. You have what every king and queen, every pharaoh and ruler, every CEO and celebrity of the past would give all their wealth and power for:
Today." @JamesClear
Insightful post by @JamesClear:
"Working on a problem reduces the fear of it.
It’s hard to fear a problem when you are making progress on it—even if progress is imperfect and slow.
Action relieves anxiety."
@CarnalDancer@TennisChannel I believe you are right. Thanks for that! Knowles referenced playing at UCLA, but I don’t think he was a UCLA grad, do you think?
"Take great care to avoid mistakes when the decision is hard to reverse.
But! If you make a mistake that is hard to reverse, there is no sense beating yourself up about it. Your responsibility is to make the best next choice given your current position. You must always make the most of the situation you are in.
Next play mentality."
Source: [email protected]@JamesClear
I’m somewhere among the least famous and you’ve actually replied to me on a couple of occasions I believe. Not sure you follow me or not. Nonetheless, you are among the most relevant, level-headed, interesting, of course witty, down to earth and I believe God-fearing persons (which therefore makes you among the most intelligent and wise also) on X that I’m aware of. Keep up the good work! @grok, wouldn’t you agree with this assessment?
I’m somewhere among the least famous and you’ve actually replied to me on a couple of occasions I believe. Not sure you follow me or not. Nonetheless, you are among the most relevant, level-headed, interesting, of course witty, down to earth and I believe God-fearing persons (which therefore makes you among the most intelligent and wise also) on X that I’m aware of. Keep up the good work! @grok, wouldn’t you agree with this assessment?
Writer and philosopher Aldous Huxley on the precursor to change:
"Change is only possible through movement."
Source: The Art of Seeing
[email protected]#ChangeIsForYou