UK's COVID jabmaker no longer making jabs (05-08-2024--Hour1)

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[00:00:29] with some COVID related stuff. John Moore's favorite topic. There you heard it there you go.

[00:00:37] He's Pavlovian in his response there. So a couple of different aspects here we've got

[00:00:44] COVID origins, we've got the jab and we've got the Facebook files

[00:00:52] which I kind of feel like it's, I mean do we do the same?

[00:00:59] We should feel, I feel like we should do the same theme for the Facebook files.

[00:01:05] Right.

[00:01:09] I don't know it just feels right. I mean I know that was that was the theme song for

[00:01:16] the Twitter files but then Twitter got its name changed to X and so then they would be the X files

[00:01:24] and I feel like that would be, I don't even know do I have the, I don't know if I've got the

[00:01:31] audio clip for, no I don't have it on the list here of the of potential tunes here to play.

[00:01:46] I do have one for Hunter Biden. I just keep forgetting to play it.

[00:01:53] Anyway let's start with AstraZeneca. They pulled their COVID-19 vaccine from the market due to

[00:02:02] lack of demand for a shot that initially had raised hopes that it would play a key role

[00:02:09] in killing a lot of people, I'm sorry, in protecting the world against the virus. The marketing

[00:02:16] authorization for the drug for the vaccine and I like calling it a vaccine because it wasn't a vaccine

[00:02:23] that's for the, for the shot was called Vaxivria and so the marketing authorization

[00:02:33] in the European Union was withdrawn at the company's request this week as the vaccine

[00:02:39] quote-unquote is no longer manufactured or supplied so no need for the authorization.

[00:02:45] They're not making it anymore and they're not distributing it. The decision they say

[00:02:51] was not related to safety reasons, it's not related. Oh did you hear that RFK says

[00:02:59] some doctor told them they found a dead worm in his brain? I don't, like what song was that?

[00:03:08] Sorry that's an earworm totally different. I'm curious though like how big of a worm are we

[00:03:15] talking about right? Like are you talking about like like baiting a hook kind of worm

[00:03:24] size here or are you talking like microscopic parasitic worm and said it ate part of his

[00:03:30] brain which my takeaway there and I know a lot of people are like oh well that explains you know

[00:03:38] a lot of his positions he had some of his brain eaten but I look at it as his brain is poison.

[00:03:47] Whatever was in his brain that prompted the worm to die I'm thinking we harness that

[00:03:53] and we use it to kill more worms right? More brain worms. I'm just spitballing here. Anyway

[00:03:58] AstraZeneca's shot was developed with Oxford University. It was initially offered on a not-for-profit

[00:04:06] basis and was seen as a win for Britain which honestly needed a win right? But with their long

[00:04:15] history you know their fallen empire right the long record of bad dentistry it's just

[00:04:24] they needed a win and so they thought that they had gotten this and Prime Minister Boris Johnson

[00:04:30] remember he was the first one to go in and get the get the jab although was there was that the

[00:04:36] one where they found out that they didn't actually use the jab on him? I don't remember

[00:04:40] if that was him it's been so long. However the rollout was plagued by concerns about its

[00:04:46] efficacy and its safety starting with French President Emmanuel Macron calling it quasi-ineffective.

[00:04:56] Quasi-ineffective which would is this like a partly cloudy partly sunny kind of a

[00:05:04] thing because like half full half empty it's quasi-ineffective well wouldn't that make it

[00:05:10] quasi-effective as well right? He said that it was quasi-ineffective in older adults

[00:05:17] shortly after it won approval in the EU. The vaccine which did not require ultra cold storage

[00:05:25] as some of the rival COVID-19 shots did it was seen as a good option to inoculate large portions

[00:05:31] of the globe more than three billion doses were supplied this is according to the report by

[00:05:37] Ashley Furlong at Bloomberg.com but after Macron's comments a bigger blow came when regulators begin

[00:05:48] investigating the vaccine's link to very rare cases of unusual blood clots have you heard about this?

[00:05:56] Apparently there is some clotting issues associated with some of these shots I am as

[00:06:05] shocked as you are. While regulators ultimately found that the risk benefit of the vaccine was

[00:06:12] positive the damage was done as countries looked to procure booster shots for the populations

[00:06:18] AstraZeneca's vaccine was sidelined in favor of shots using mRNA technology so this is what

[00:06:25] I think I'm going to start doing instead of saying because I also heard there was a story

[00:06:28] about glioblastoma treatment a study that was done on four patients that have glioblastoma

[00:06:35] which is a brain tumor and they're very aggressive you get a tumor in the brain like that it's just

[00:06:41] it's swimming in blood it's got this very nutrient dense matter that it feeds off of I mean I guess

[00:06:50] unless you're RFK Junior that's sorry too soon is it too soon okay that's all right that's fair

[00:06:57] so glioblastoma is a death sentence and I saw there was there was research done where they took

[00:07:07] mRNA matter and they basically took they took parts of somebody's DNA or RNA or whatever it is

[00:07:17] I'm not a scientist so you they took some of their you know like some of their patients

[00:07:22] they had four patients they took some of their stuff and they they whipped it up in the mRNA

[00:07:27] machine or something and then they stuck it back into their glioblastoma brains and it I mean I'm

[00:07:32] simplifying this obviously but then they stuck it back in their brains and it reduced the tumors

[00:07:38] and it gave them longer life spans not I mean they it's still a death sentence but this

[00:07:43] showed a lot of promise they're very excited about it and people keep it's like we need to

[00:07:50] figure out a word to use for this kind of a thing for this kind of a research or treatment

[00:07:57] the COVID-19 jabs right and so I'm going to go with because I don't like calling them

[00:08:04] I don't like calling them the vaccine because it's not a vaccine it didn't it doesn't actually

[00:08:08] it didn't keep me from getting COVID so I don't like calling the vaccine vaccines I feel like

[00:08:13] keep you from getting sick right and if we call it the jab or the shot then what happens when they

[00:08:23] they they adapt the technology into something besides a shot right which they did didn't

[00:08:29] they have like some nasal spray or something that they were touting after a little while with the

[00:08:32] COVID-19 stuff so I'm just going to go with MIRNAs it's a MIRNA mRNA MIRNA I feel like

[00:08:40] we should just call it MIRNA from now on it's a MIRNA therapy MIRNA treatment

[00:08:46] and uh no that's that's a there's no other joke here I'm not like I'm just I'm offering up another word

[00:08:55] just like votainer right try to make that happen try to make MIRNA happen so uh they

[00:09:04] got sidelined because of the rise of the MIRNA technologies the Pfizer

[00:09:10] and the Moderna right but now AstraZeneca faces legal challenges from families of patients who

[00:09:16] died after receiving the shot so AstraZeneca was not MIRNA apparently was not a MIRNA

[00:09:25] and in the lawsuit New York Post reports that AstraZeneca has admitted that its COVID-19

[00:09:32] vaccine could cause a rare but deadly blood clotting condition potentially exposing the UK

[00:09:38] pharmaceutical giant to tens of millions of dollars in lawsuits brought by loved ones of those

[00:09:43] injured or killed as a result of the jab lawyers representing dozens of class action claimants

[00:09:51] say some of their clients cases could be worth as much as 25 million dollars calling the Cambridge

[00:09:58] headquartered pharmaceutical firms vaccine a quote defective product AstraZeneca which is

[00:10:05] contesting those claims acknowledged in a February legal document that its vaccine can

[00:10:11] in very rare cases cause a condition called thrombosis with thrombocytopevina

[00:10:20] something syndrome or TTS TTS can cause patients to suffer blood clots as well as a low blood

[00:10:26] platelet count which in some cases has seriously harmed or even killed patients

[00:10:31] of the company's vaccine I am not aware did we never did we ever get the AstraZeneca option here

[00:10:38] I only remember hearing the COVID and the Moderna and right and the Johnson and Johnson that was

[00:10:45] the third I know I don't remember AstraZeneca being a thing here okay if you're listening to

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[00:11:43] are wondering yes I am still fighting leftists on social media on twitter over the uh

[00:11:50] school vouchers in north carolina man look someone's got to do it might as well be somebody like me

[00:11:58] who enjoys it um so astrazeneca this is a british pharmaceutical company they came out with uh

[00:12:07] a quote unquote vaccine during the covid 19 pandemic this is not fizer it's not johnson and johnson

[00:12:16] it's not maderna so and again i don't think we ever had the astrazeneca shot even available in america but

[00:12:26] um the their shot in very rare cases they say caused a condition could cause a condition called

[00:12:34] thrombosis or something else with an acronym of tts it's kind of related thrombos cytopenia syndrome

[00:12:42] tts can cause patients to suffer blood clots as well as low platelet count um the potential

[00:12:48] complication was listed as a possible side effect from the time of the vaccine's release but astrazeneca's

[00:12:55] acknowledgement in february marks the first time that the pharmaceutical titan has admitted it in

[00:13:01] court so far which i mean does anybody read the fine print on that stuff and by the way um when

[00:13:08] the shots were developed and were you know being promoted just for the record i will tell you i have

[00:13:15] been consistent on this the entire time i am well aware it's experimental i am well aware that people

[00:13:20] didn't want to take it and you didn't in my view was you should not be forced to take it if you

[00:13:25] have um a lot of comorbidities you're worried about your health take it it never should have

[00:13:34] it never should have been a requirement um and it never should have been forced on people

[00:13:41] so far 51 cases have been filed in london's high court estimated to be worth around 125 million

[00:13:47] dollars total due to a bargain that a deal that astrazeneca struck with the uk government at the

[00:13:53] height of the pandemic though they are indemnified against potential lawsuits so taxpayers are

[00:13:59] going to be on the hook for any payouts resulting from the claims see this too i believe never should

[00:14:07] have been part of the deal right you race this thing to market it's experimental but pete it's

[00:14:14] experimental your guinea pig correct correct i would be a guinea pig i was a guinea pig and

[00:14:20] i took the shots uh from um where did i get the phyzer ones and like what if you get sick

[00:14:28] and die from it well then you'll know don't take the shots right and like well i don't want to take

[00:14:33] the shots well good for you don't take them i'm not telling you to take them but everybody else is

[00:14:38] i'm not everybody else right don't take them and then you're the control group that's how science

[00:14:44] works hey look at all these people that did not take the the treatments and they're all still

[00:14:48] alive and then these other people that took the treatments and they're all dead don't take

[00:14:51] those treatments and if it's vice versa and all the people with the shots all lived and all

[00:14:55] the people without the shots died that all the people with the shots would be saying

[00:14:58] hmm glad i got the shot right that's how that works in a statement astrazeneca expressed

[00:15:05] sympathy for anyone who was allegedly harmed by the vaccine but defended it as a net positive

[00:15:11] and pointed out that complications are exceedingly rare of the 50 million doses administered in

[00:15:19] the uk during the crisis 81 people died from blood clots that are potentially linked to the

[00:15:25] jib so 81 deaths out of 50 million doses the odds of a recipient developing tts was calculated as

[00:15:34] somewhere in the range of one in 50 000 okay so you've got 81 deaths out of 50 million doses and

[00:15:40] you've got a one out of 50 000 chance of getting the thrombosis thing um astrazeneca said we saved

[00:15:48] six million lives around the globe during the pandemic which is weird because you did 50 million

[00:15:53] doses would you have saved 50 million lives with the i mean that i don't know that's what i would think

[00:16:01] um i did get a message here i want to address one point here from the or two from tim who says

[00:16:07] covid jabs 100 years from now if there is any honest history written people will look back at

[00:16:12] all this covid business including the jabs and conclude that stalin polpot hitler and others

[00:16:19] were choir boys compared to the gov co pharmaceutical complex actions i think that might be a bit of

[00:16:27] an exaggeration tim a little bit you're gonna say stalin was a choir boy compared to i mean but come on

[00:16:41] really a choir boy he's a choir boy compared to the pharmaceutical companies and the

[00:16:47] government and trump right because trump was the one who was in charge of all of the

[00:16:51] i guess he was just a victim too but whatever but so stalin who killed 100 million right okay uh

[00:16:59] probably millions around the world have already died from both covid protocols and the side effects

[00:17:05] from the jab uh i don't believe that to be the case about i'm not sure you there's even a

[00:17:12] accurate way to figure out how many people have died from the covid shots

[00:17:16] um i mean if the uk figure is any indication it's 81 out of what was the number there 50 million

[00:17:27] uh but then tim says if you took the jab you're walking around with a time bomb inside

[00:17:32] so this gets to a point here and i don't understand this way of thinking right um

[00:17:38] but i'm not and i'm not sure people like tim and i'm not saying this to pick on tim or

[00:17:42] anything but um i've heard this expressed in various forms and i'm going to tell you the way

[00:17:47] this sounds to me it sounds like you're hoping for me and others to die so you can be right

[00:17:53] i'm not saying that's how you mean for that to sound or maybe you do but i try not to ascribe

[00:17:58] motive to people um but there is this and by the way this was present on the other side too

[00:18:05] right the people who were accusing everybody of wanting to kill grandma by you know breaking

[00:18:11] curfew and and uh lockdowns and i don't want to get the shot and so then like oh you want to kill

[00:18:15] everybody and you know believe the science like absolutely same sort of mentality on that side

[00:18:20] too it's an authoritarian kind of impulse that we saw coming from that crowd but there's this

[00:18:27] other kind of impulse that's like man i hope a lot of people die so i'm right and i feel justified

[00:18:33] and to say you were wrong so now you die like that's there's a same there is a common uh

[00:18:42] there's a common thought i think there's a kernel in there that's similar

[00:18:48] and so again i don't know if that's the way you meant that to sound but uh i could say the

[00:18:53] same thing about literally everybody walking the earth because everybody walking the earth

[00:18:57] is going to die and you're going to die from something and i generally and we generally

[00:19:04] don't blame people for the things that kill them like i mentioned the glioblastoma a brain tumor

[00:19:11] you know people don't generally speaking people don't celebrate like oh good he got a glioblastoma

[00:19:20] oh good they got she got breast cancer or something like people don't behave that way generally on other

[00:19:30] in in other circumstances with other afflictions that kill people oh yeah you got a heart attack

[00:19:35] he had a heart attack well you know what serves him right guy ate a lot of steak

[00:19:39] ticking time bomb man right see what i mean it's just it that's the way that comes across and

[00:19:44] again i don't know if that's intentional but i have noticed this this uh this common strain

[00:19:53] okay sure tom welcome to the show what's up tom i just gonna mention to you i just got in the car

[00:20:01] and i heard you talking about side effects go with shot and i do think people underestimate

[00:20:07] that i just buried my dad like two weeks ago and he i mean he was 97 his old fella but

[00:20:13] he was in good shape but then he got that copet shot and he got a he had a stroke when he took

[00:20:17] that second thing that you know it's like it was a i don't know keep writing them about what i'm

[00:20:23] talking about tonight but it's like a two-shot deal but he took that second one he had a stroke

[00:20:28] and you know it just got worse and worse and worse but i actually buried him uh you about two

[00:20:34] weeks ago now so it and i've talked to a lot of people that uh kind of another man that uh had

[00:20:41] a heart attack died you know they actually had his so i believe i'm not saying that you shouldn't

[00:20:47] have a copet shot i don't know if i said it probably killed a lot of people who don't

[00:20:52] know but but there were a good number of people that died yeah so first off i'm sorry to hear

[00:21:00] about your dad i'm glad to hear that he lived a very long life at age 97 he got a lot of living

[00:21:05] done um so uh i'm sorry for your loss if you're trying to tally the numbers the death count tied

[00:21:16] to the side effects of a coveted shot there the problem with this is that there are tons of unknowns

[00:21:22] for example would your father have had a stroke at the age of what 93 or 94 uh you don't know that

[00:21:31] this is the problem now you don't know but it you know right pointed towards it no because he had it right

[00:21:37] they actually had a blood clot this brain and that's what that coveted shot did it made a blood clot

[00:21:43] but tom tom see this is my point tom you don't actually know that you believe that and i'm not

[00:21:48] saying you should i'm not saying it's incorrect i i don't know i'm saying i don't know because

[00:21:53] there's no evidence to prove that that clot came from the shot there was a he had a he had a

[00:22:00] clot in his brain and it may have been pre-existing it might not have been again i'm not saying it was

[00:22:05] or was not all i all i caution against is the certainty the certitude that people express

[00:22:12] when they say i know this thing to have occurred when you actually don't know that to be the case

[00:22:18] you can believe that to be the case that's fair you can make that uh you can take that on

[00:22:23] faith that's fine but it's but you don't know that to be true just like if i were to tell you

[00:22:28] that it didn't cause it i don't know that to be true either i don't know if son's gonna come up tomorrow

[00:22:35] but it's been doing it for a long time so the evidence more soon than it probably is so uh

[00:22:41] so you think a single incident you think a single incident with your father is comparable

[00:22:47] to weighing the prediction and the the certainty of the sun rising i think probably the evidence

[00:22:55] is tilted more towards the sun coming up than it was and him having the stroke from that but the

[00:23:02] evidence very very heavy like i say the the covid shot itself does cause a clot it's supposed to

[00:23:11] that's what it's supposed to do and he had a clot in his brain that caused him to have a stroke

[00:23:17] and it was the day after he had that second shot and i don't know how much more circumstantial

[00:23:23] level that you're going to get to that but uh yeah i'm not i'm always saying i just wanted

[00:23:30] to point out that there's a lot of people that did die you know true also that no there are yeah

[00:23:35] there are a lot and but again this is this is my whole point is you've got people who died after

[00:23:42] getting the shot and people who die from aneurysms and blood clots and that happens every year

[00:23:48] like tens of thousands of people every single year die from these things too

[00:23:53] and so we don't know for sure and so what i'm pointing out is that there is there is this uh

[00:23:59] expression of almost hopefulness that you died from the shot that people want to be right because

[00:24:06] they were suspicious of the shot so they want to be right in saying aha look you got the shot

[00:24:13] and now you're dead and there's and i find some of that to be borderline grotesque that's just uh

[00:24:19] that's just my take on tom i appreciate the call again i'm sorry about your father it very well

[00:24:22] may have been in the shot but i don't know that to be the case you don't know that to be the

[00:24:26] case that's my only point and i would just caution people against sort of reveling in people other

[00:24:32] people's deaths in order to feel like you were proven right which by the way not for nothing

[00:24:41] there was like a 70 something percent almost 80 uptake on the vaccine so all of a sudden i'm

[00:24:46] noticing a lot of people that claim to have never gotten the shots and i was right the whole time

[00:24:51] yeah but a lot of people are getting the shots at the time anyway um a couple of messages so this

[00:24:58] is from dl who says i have a child who's been in the military for 15 years that has several

[00:25:04] co-workers who had serious side effects after the government mandated shot whatever co-workers

[00:25:09] right now is in his 20s and his heart condition is so serious he is not allowed to drive he is

[00:25:14] being processed out of the military but what kind of life is he going to have mandating a shot that

[00:25:18] was not fully tested was evil thank god congress passed a law canceling that requirement so again

[00:25:26] i opposed all of the mandates the vaccine mandates the shot mandates right never should

[00:25:31] have been a requirement never should have been forced upon people because it's it was an

[00:25:36] experimental therapeutic and you don't force people to take drugs that are experimental especially

[00:25:45] right um john says people on both sides of this argument do the exact same thing while blaming

[00:25:52] the others the covid shot antagonist will blame everybody that dies it was because of the

[00:25:59] shot like the caller who had a 97-year-old father who died after getting the shot i think

[00:26:03] the odds were pretty good that he was near the end of his life before he got the shot

[00:26:07] back during covid the other side did the exact same thing if you were in a car accident but

[00:26:12] had covid well that's a covid death right because he had stage three cancer and had been

[00:26:16] going downhill quickly and then he caught covid so that's a covid death right or how about this

[00:26:21] the people who would essentially spike the football for every covid death from an

[00:26:27] unvax or of an unvaccinated person right they would almost celebrate when they found out somebody

[00:26:33] died of covid and they weren't vaccinated because that was proof that they were right

[00:26:39] right i found that to be grotesque this is the thing like just you know people make their

[00:26:49] have made their decisions let other people make their own decisions you know and then just try

[00:26:54] to show some empathy when bad things happen to all of us because we are all going to die

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