Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

The British government responded to public alarm by wheeling
out June Raine, the terrifyingly weak infant school headmistress
sound-alike who heads the UK MHRA drug ‘regulator’. The idea
that she would stand up to Big Pharma and government pressure is
laughable and she told us that all was well in the same way that she
did when allowing untested, never-used-on-humans-before,
genetically-manipulating ‘vaccines’ to be exposed to the public in the
first place. Mass lying is the new normal of the ‘Covid’ era. The
MHRA later said 30 cases of rare blood clots had by then been
connected with the AstraZeneca ‘vaccine’ (that means a lot more in
reality) while stressing that the benefits of the jab in preventing
‘Covid-19’ outweighed any risks. A more ridiculous and
disingenuous statement with callous disregard for human health it is
hard to contemplate. Immediately a er the mendacious ‘all-clears’
two hospital workers in Denmark experienced blood clots and
cerebral haemorrhaging following the AstraZeneca jab and one died.
Top Norwegian health official Pål Andre Holme said the ‘vaccine’
was the only common factor: ‘There is nothing in the patient history
of these individuals that can give such a powerful immune response
… I am confident that the antibodies that we have found are the
cause, and I see no other explanation than it being the vaccine which
triggers it.’ Strokes, a clot or bleed in the brain, were clearly
associated with the ‘vaccine’ from word of mouth and whistleblower
reports. Similar consequences followed with all these ‘vaccines’ that
we were told were so safe and as the numbers grew by the day it
was clear we were witnessing human carnage.
Learning the hard way
A woman interviewed by UKColumn told how her husband
suffered dramatic health effects a er the vaccine when he’d been in
good health all his life. He went from being a li le unwell to losing
all feeling in his legs and experiencing ‘excruciating pain’.
Misdiagnosis followed twice at Accident and Emergency (an
‘allergy’ and ‘sciatica’) before he was admi ed to a neurology ward
where doctors said his serious condition had been caused by the