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'Robert Malone wanted to do nice things with mRNA" of course he did... 🤦‍♀️

Dr. Mike Yeadon: The So-Called “Pandemic” Was Planned and Co-Ordinated in Advance, as a Pretext To Deliberately Depopulate the Planet via Lethal mRNA Injections

"We're facing something much worse than an alleged virus... I'm convinced that these injections have been made to injure people, to maim and kill deliberately."

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/dr-mike-yeadon-the-so-called-pandemic

IMPORTANT: The COVID 19 Bioweapons Are “Nano Technology Enabled” – The National Nanotechnology Initiative

"At this time, there should be no further discussion regarding the presence of nanotechnology in the C19 shots. Even the government sees this as a valid scientific truth."

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/important-the-covid-19-bioweapons

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A bit hard to depopulate the planet Lioness when these shots were rejected in countries much bigger than the US and where the people and their rulers have much higher IQs than in the US. The US repeatedly offered these shots to China and were given the middle finger and told to F Off each time.

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they use exactly these same formulations, as well as Russia. Same technology, same adverse effects everywhere

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The Sino vaccine was just as bad with the spike protein weapon in all these other vaccines. remember that China made the mRNA in bulk and Pfizer, etc. just bottled it and made huge profits. The Chinese didn't want to pay retail when they could get it straight from the manufacturer around the corner for nothing.

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Yeah, doing nice things like owning expensive horses and emu?

Instead of talking about the dangers of nanotechnology, he chooses to talk about the Constitution and other topics unrelated to his field of expertise.

This Nobel? A TOTAL Disgrace

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Malone probably would’ve loved for “his” mRNA to have shown great promise as the transport mechanism for vaccines. It would’ve been one helluva legacy. He even went so far as to take one for the team. So he says anyway. He would’ve gone down as the new Jonas Salk and probably made huge bank to boot. Unfortunately the largest clinical trial ever conducted in history indicated a lot of glitches. But, hey, nobody’s stopping big pharma are they? mRNA is moving forward full speed ahead. If people balk and can’t be forced to take it (yet) there’s always livestock vaccines, right? All these companies are pulling the pin on the grenade then seeing if it’s a dud and making a fortune doing it. Our lives are expendable. Malone acts like an egoist pretending to care with a shit eating grin.

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Meanwhile, back at the ranch. See Steve Kirsch substack for details.

COVID Vax in Pregnancy Protects Young Infants Against Omicron

— But only about one-fourth of pregnant women reported getting the vaccine

https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19vaccine/106595#:~:text=Maternal%20COVID%20vaccination%20in%20pregnancy,new%20data%20from%20the%20CDC.

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Yes. The so-called medical freedom movement is not to be trusted. The anti-vax players that get the most spotlight are highly suspect. Personally I’ve reached a point where my Trust-O-Meter is never pegged and variable minute by minute. I expect to be disappointed. When unsure I take a step back from the noise, take a look around and I see nothing slowing down mRNA development. No accountability. Nobody grieving the dead and injured. Nothing to see. So where are the fruits of these self appointed dissidents labor? Many have cashed-in on being “anti” with absolutely nothing to show for it. Yet, it’s been years. The wrist slaps have come from judges, some of whom have attenuated political overreach. And, that’s about it.

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Malone's words and actions just convince me more that he was caught committing treason and offered a deal--go on Steve Bannon's show and pretend to be a dissident. All in all, this is working out well. I think his lawsuits are to get evidence against the CIA and DARPA into court.

Just remember something about these East-Coast elites: Amy Coney Barrett and the Gingriches are named in a court document as having participated in Satanic child-torture and child-sacrifice rituals.

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Amy always stuck me as a bit that way inclined. I dunno about Newt. Seems the Breggins and Jane Ruby don't have much to fear from Malone's lawsuits. It's not been about fear. It's been about anxiety. The danger to them was never real. Seems Malone's lawyer is stupid. The judge probably hates Malone for denouncing the jabs whila a subject matter expert. Malone's case is likely to be thrown out and he is likely to have costs awarded against him. The take away message for Malone from all the Pharma, MSM and anti-vaxxer attacks on him is that he should have worked with Kariko and Weissman to help turn the mRNA tech into a myocarditis and cancer linked "vaccine" and then sung its praises publicly, insteadcof denouncing it. He'd be dining with royalty right now and would be going down in history as a Nobel laureate. He'd not be under attack from substack commenters. Kariko and Weissman don't cop even a fraction of the flak that Malone has copped since denouncing the shots. The crowd here baying fir his blood remind me of the biblical descriptions of the crowd baying for Jesus' blood at the crucifixion. It's the same calibre of people.

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Great compilation.

What fools Malone takes us for. And he has misjudged us all, including those he sues.

And the 'platform' he is proud of is STILL genetic engineering -- the guessing game tinkering of soulless science that has no respect for the natural world and Divine Creation. There are some lines that should not be crossed. Malone and his ilk have proven themselves to be dangerous tinkerers who think they are Genius Kings of Life when all they are doing is mutilating what was already perfection expressed.

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Only God knows the hearts and minds of men, but why would he want to go to court against a fellow bioweapons exposer like Peter Breggins?

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Justice is coming-God will not be mocked for long sir.

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How long has it been since the crucifixion exactly? I mean since Jesus' crucifixion, not Malone's.

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like two and a bit days, He rose again and the killers were then accused of killing the Lord of glory and the public knew they were, so shame was their punishment. Later many repented and were saved through the preaching of Cephas at Pentecost 50 days later.

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Your Malone hate-boner continues. Not productive.

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See for yourself. Ask him about his role in getting remdesivir promoted to primary standard of care in hospitals. Then watch him immediately switch subjects. It never fails

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And as soon as the evidence came in against rundeathisnear he changed his position.That's what a good scientist does. I want to know, though, is he pushing ivermectin without acknowledging the hepatotixicity and nephrotoxicity concerns as others have done?

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Nice things...in alignment with gates and the WEF...like murder people without them knowing. Thanks Malone, you creepotard.

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In his tweet, is Malone admitting there was spike proteins in his mrna invention? "but for adding the psuedouridine that allowed unlimited spike toxins to be manufactured"

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Sounds like a bit of a stretch.

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Charles Wright's post drips with narcissistic envy. He reminds me of Patrick Bateman in 'American Psycho." Big deal about Malone's CV and who funded his legal training. There's nothing abnormal or sinister about his CV. Many a succesful scientist with Malone's credentials and achievements would have the same career trajectory. Normal people could not give a rats. Only whack jobs do. Those targeted and murdered by Timothy McVeigh, or many of them, had the same employer. It didn't mean they deserved to die, except in the mind of McVeigh acolytes and those with a mindset similar to many of Malone's critics. McVeigh himself had almost the same employer as Malone and McVeigh's victims did, albeit McVeigh was in uniform and the others weren't. Stop pathologizing what is normal about Malone. Are Americans in uniform who served their country going to be condemned next? Yes, it's best that Malone dropshis lawsuits against the Breggins and Ruby. Pursuing those lawsuits further would be a mistake. Does it make him a "bad person" for having exercised his lawful right to pursue those lawsuits? No. Does his early discoveries with mRNA do so? No. Are many of his critics paranoid whack jobs like McVeigh? Yes. Have they made Malone a martyr? Yes. Did Malone, because of his background with mRNA, have credibility that others didn't have and thus dissuade many people from taking the shots and thus probaby save far more lives than any other "anti-vaxxer"? Yes.

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