Topic: Hhs

Wayne Rohde explains how the government uses Dravet Syndrome and the SCN1A gene mutation to dismiss DTaP injury claims. He details the legal precedent set by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, which allows the government to compel genetic testing and deny compensation if a child is predisposed to seizures, regardless of the vaccine's role as a trigger.

The COVID-19 Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) League claims to protect healthcare infrastructure from an uptick in cyberattacks during the pandemic. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has used the crisis to consolidate control over patient data through various contractors. The CTI League is partnered with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), led by former Microsoft executive Chris Krebs.

Del Bigtree details ICAN's legal wins, including a lawsuit forcing the FDA to admit they have no safety trials for administering flu and Tdap vaccines to pregnant women. He highlights the government's failure to conduct mandated safety reporting as required by the 1986 compensation act.

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is criticized for significantly undercounting vaccine injuries, with a Harvard Medical School study suggesting it captures less than 1% of actual events. Automated tracking at the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care HMO revealed an injury rate of approximately 10%, a stark contrast to the "one in a million" claim often cited by health officials. According to the segment, the CDC ceased communication with Harvard researchers once the high frequency of injuries became apparent, effectively halting the automation project.

The Informed Consent Action Network (ICANN) has shifted its focus from vaccine safety to investigating vaccine efficacy following a year-long review of thousands of studies. This pivot is driven by reports of mumps outbreaks occurring in 100% vaccinated populations on college campuses and hockey teams. Two Merck whistleblowers have filed a lawsuit alleging the company manipulated mumps vaccine data to maintain its patent monopoly after the FDA questioned the product's declining effectiveness.

The spirit world is conceptualized as a realm of pure consciousness that shifts based on the beliefs and expectations of the individual. Drawing on the work of philosopher HH Price, the afterlife is compared to a dream world where one's mental state determines the environment, such as a Norse Valhalla. Daily dream cycles are viewed as "training wheels" that prepare the human consciousness for the eventual transition to death.

The conversation shifts to the medical benefits of THC and marijuana in killing cancer cells without damaging healthy tissue. Mars points out the irony of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services holding a patent on medical marijuana while the federal government continues to raid state-legal dispensaries. He suggests the government only supports legalization once they have established a "lock" on the industry.