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The Tumbling Spike Protein Tale
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'Safe' if you do, now 'safe' if you don't.

 So, it's sorta cute, now. Social media has lifted their 'ban' on Covid related stuff and actual information is coming out, like how they knew the vaccines were causing major heart issues by January of 2021, and a whole bunch of other stuff, like vaccine related cancers. People think they've 'won'. It's over. But it's just more nonsense and the story has been flip flopped for a reason: everyone is at risk.

Years ago, when all this was in full tilt monkey farm mode, I warned that no one needed to be cheering yet. For any reason. Why? Because the virus isn't the problem. The vaccines, other than the chemicals they contain, isn't the problem. What is the problem? The problem is the spike proteins. The same spike proteins you get from the virus or the vaccines...we could make an argument for vaxxed people having more of said spike protein exposure, but we really don't know for sure.

And this is why the story is flip flopping from 'you're safe if you're vaxxed' to 'you're not safe if you're vaxxed'. They can no longer hide the damage the vaccines did, but now they're also trying to blame it all on the vaccines so the herd doesn't understand everyone is in the same boat. One of the prime stories on this to appear lately is a story about a Japanese official. The story tries really hard to blame his cancer diagnosis on the vaccine, but at no point does he actually say it was the vaccine and clearly states: 'spike proteins in his cancer cells two years post-vaccination ' (https://www.newstarget.com/2025-05-23-former-japanese-official-got-cancer-covid-vaccines.html). At no point is it said that those spike proteins were tested to determine what strain or vaccine they came from. And this is the problem. Everyone got the same spike proteins, so if the spike proteins are the actual cause of the sudden surge in cancer cases, everyone faces the same risk. This is where the lie comes in: blame the vaccine, which everyone already knows are janky and killed people, so people don't understand they're all screwed and that every person involved in the development of the strain released is responsible.

I read a lot of history. One story from history that has always fascinated me is how at the end of the Islamic Empire the commoners were tearing down observatories because 'they caused the plague'. After all this with Covid and the vaccines, I look at this story in a different way, and I wonder what, if anything, the people responsible for the observatories did to cause them to be a target. Right now, doctors want to whine and cry they're being picked on, but they've killed untold millions with opiates, cancer treatments, Covid 'vaccines', and other stuff, not counting the drug injuries like semaglutide is causing, and which will probably be the next massive pharmco lawsuit. And I could see people 500 years from now reading about this if it gets worse and saying stuff like 'but why did they turn against the the institutions?' and the same people that ask that will eventually get their own reason why just like we have.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 14, 2025
Turning against institutions is nothing new. In the early Industrial Revolution, disgruntled Dutch workers threw their sabots (wooden shoes) in the machinery. Hence, creating the word, sabotage.

I never heard of spike proteins. My only experience is that all of the people that I know that had the Covid vaccines had mild versions, of Omicron, like me. And all of the people I know of that had not taking the virus seem to have had not only severe cases, with recurring outbreaks, but some death.

There's a risk and everything, but a very big risk in following wild rumors by gossipers online.

Ron

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