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Gulf Insider
28-05-2025
- Health
- Gulf Insider
Rogan & Rodgers Unleash Big Pharma's Worst Nightmare...
When Joe Rogan sat down with Aaron Rodgers, the conversation quickly turned to one of the most polarizing topics in modern medicine: instead of retreading old ground, they zeroed in on one of the most overlooked—and deeply disturbing—double standards of the pandemic. Rogan opened the door with a brutally simple observation. 'You're not even supposed to eat sushi while you're breastfeeding,' he said. 'Because you could get some sort of a parasite. And yet, you're going to take pregnant women and dose them up with this experimental vaccine.' He didn't stop there. 'There was no studies on whether or not women were getting damaged by this.' Rodgers chimed in to confirm what many already suspected: 'No studies got released.' That silence, wasn't due to a lack of data—but a refusal to release it. And now, as Rogan pointed out, the consequences are finally starting to come into view. 'Now there's some study that it's destroying their eggs.' Rodgers added, 'That, the cancers, turbo cancers, people dropping, kids dropping.' Rogan let it sit for a beat before saying what many are thinking: 'Yeah, it's all very dark, dude.' They quickly shifted to the broader vaccine schedule for children—and what they see as a runaway system with no brakes and no accountability. Today, American kids receive 72 doses of 17 vaccines between birth and age 18. Just to enroll in kindergarten, they're hit with 29 doses of 9 different vaccines. Daycare kids face multiple rounds of 13. And few parents even realize this. Rogan questioned the logic behind that kind of medical regimen, especially when it comes to the very first days of life. 'Why would you give a baby a Hep B shot on DAY ONE for a sexually transmitted disease? Totally unnecessary and crazy.' He also took aim at the fear-driven messaging around diseases like tetanus. 'Tetanus is not dangerous. If you have an open wound with tetanus, you just wash it out and you won't get tetanus. The number of cases? ZERO.' Rodgers, echoing a frustration felt by many parents, said the entire system has moved far from informed consent—and deep into financial conflicts of interest. Doctors aren't just recommending vaccines, he argued—they're being paid to. Behind it all, they pointed to a turning point in 1986, when the federal government passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. That legislation gave vaccine manufacturers blanket immunity from lawsuits, effectively removing the last guardrail. Since then, chronic illness among children has skyrocketed. Coincidence? They don't think so. But it was what came next that was truly disturbing. This was a bombshell and there is no denying it anymore. Rogan brought up a recent study he had just sent to his producer, Jamie. The analysis drew from adjusted VAERS data, MIT research, and findings from the Florida Department of Health—and the numbers were staggering. 'I just sent Jamie this study. VAERS adjusted data, and other derived from the MIT, Florida Department of Health study findings that yield a conservative range of 470,000 to 600,000 American deaths from the Covid-19 mRNA shots.' Rodgers, almost in disbelief, responded, 'That's it?' Rogan nodded. 'Well, just that alone. That's a lot of people, man.' And then he dropped a jaw-dropping comparison: 'More than World War I, World War II and Vietnam combined.' He clarified that the estimate referred to Pfizer alone—not even counting Moderna. 'Pfizer alone likely killed over 470,000 Americans.' 'They found a 36% increase in all cause mortality among Pfizer recipients versus Moderna.' Rodgers, deadpan and sarcastic, delivered the line that said it all: 'Yeah, but they saved MILLIONS!' They wrapped the conversation taking aim at the narrative itself—the one that turned vaccine skeptics into public enemies. Not because they were wrong. Because they were inconvenient. Rogan called it out. 'You start talking to them about the possibilities that these things caused all these problems, and their eyes glaze over.' 'They're like, Oh! Where are you hearing this?' His response flipped the script: 'Where are you hearing that it's not the case?' 'And why are you so confident to say that this is what happened?' Then he questioned the sacred cow of COVID rhetoric: ''The Covid vaccine saved millions of lives.' How do you know that?' But when it comes to the damage? 'How many do you think got fucked up by it? I know a lot of people that got fucked up by it—and most people do too. They just don't want to admit it.' Rodgers hit back at the fear machine: 'Why were they trying so hard to scare the shit out of everybody? Tell me that.' 'Why did they have fucking death tolls on the news stations?' Then he followed the money. 'There's a ton of money.' 'Doctors get huge bonuses for fully vaccinated kids. That's the truth.' And finally, he hit the core issue: 'Instead of attacking the person that says that, isn't it something you should look into?' 'Is that a conflict of interest? Should be.' Also read: $67 In France And $798 In US – Why Prescription Drug Prices Are So High In America
Yahoo
17-03-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Opinion: My Son Is the Envy of Anti-Vaxxers Everywhere
There are certain contingents out there who are no doubt jealous of the unique situation I've found myself in. Those who would kill to be able to un-vaccinate themselves, or their autistic children. It seems almost serendipitous that my eight-year-old son should be given a chance like this. Really, how many third graders do you know who've been able to rid themselves of all their childhood immunizations in one fell swoop? Sure, my son had to undergo a bone marrow transplant to get here, which wasn't great, but at least there's a silver lining. He's free from all those toxins his mama let the doctors put in his body when she didn't know any better. All those god-knows-what poisons and heavy metals and nanobots and aborted fetal cells they claim we need to stay alive even though our ancestors survived without them—and probably fared better as well. Good riddance, DTaP, HepB, MMR, IPV. All erased from my son's body now, his immune system reborn as a blank slate. Tabula rasa, pure and shiny and new. No longer a play thing for the CDC and the global elite. Though I really wish he'd stop coughing. We eat at Steak n Shake and I tell him all about Vitamin A and cod liver oil, the things Big Pharma doesn't want us to know about. He had no idea that measles actually protects him from cancer, and that the shots he's been led to believe keep him safe actually cause eczema, brain damage, and in some cases, lifelong diarrhea. He doesn't want lifelong diarrhea, he's adamant. 'I don't either,' I tell him, and then we eat our brave fries that are helping America get its balls back. He manages to keep a few of them down in spite of a pesky mucus problem he's been having, which kind of gets in the way and is generally gross, but nothing colloidal silver can't fix. I have to keep reminding him that that medication the doctor highlighted in red is just a formality, a bonus for the doctor, kinda like when a store offers you a $20 credit any time you refer a friend. 'So I don't need those pills? He just wanted money?' 'Pretty much!' I say. My son's medical team is, predictably, horrified by my personal choice. I told them all about the families destroyed by vaccines, the gut-wrenching stories of kids suddenly becoming extremely difficult for their parents after the MMR vaccine, like entirely different children, or refusing to eat and crying a lot. Suddenly not liking their favorite foods anymore. 'Have you ever seen a child die from encephalitis?' they said. And I was honest, I said no, but by that same token, had they ever heard of diluted oil of oregano? Fortified garlic extract? Detox baths? I know I shouldn't waste my breath. Our fear is their lifeblood, the doctors. From now on I'll just keep my mouth shut. I even consulted my fellow like-minded moms and they had some sage advice: 'Just lie about your son's vax status because if you don't you'll be persecuted. Tell the doctors you lost his records in a flood. Your basement flooded.' I figure that makes the most sense. A flood or a fire. It's no one's business anyway whether or not my son's memory B cells are familiar with today's ever-growing list of illnesses. I mean, geez, isn't that a HIPPA violation? And what's with all the hysteria nowadays anyway? Are we supposed to believe it's just a coincidence the legacy media started shouting about a supposed measles outbreak at exactly the same time Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed? I, for one, can see the writing on the wall. It says you're all sheep who can't think for themselves and you'll be the first to go. In the event of an apocalypse, I mean. Besides, you're as good as dead anyways and I don't want your microchipped kids near my kid. So don't abuse me just for asking questions. It's not my problem the rest of you have a tenuous relationship with critical thought. There are scarier things than germs, you know. Like smiling men in white lab coats eager to pocket $40,000 a jab. Except it comes with a side of a tracking device and quite possibly reptilian DNA. Free thinkers used to be idolized, I tell my son, and now they're forced onto Rumble and only occasionally brought out on Fox News. But they're still the chosen few. He nods enthusiastically through coughing fits and even through the redness in his face and all the gasping, I can tell he's inspired. Allison Quinn is a former news editor for The Daily Beast who is currently documenting her son's battle against a rare and deadly genetic disease called adrenoleukodystrophy. She does not actually believe it is a blessing to be rid of childhood immunizations, nor does she believe measles protects against cancer and other anti-vax bunk.
