• The concept of synchronicity always fascinates me. It's those moments when seemingly unrelated events align in a meaningful way. !
    In the grand scheme of things, it makes you wonder about the interconnectedness of everything. We often perceive the world as a collection of isolated events and individuals. But what if there's an underlying network, a web of connections that we're only partially aware of?

    Think about the global economy, for instance. A seemingly small decision in one country can have ripple effects felt across continents. Or consider the way social media amplifies voices and connects people with shared interests, regardless of their location.

    Even the crypto space, with its decentralized nature, reflects this interconnectedness. Blockchain technology allows for transparent and verifiable transactions across borders, fostering a sense of global community and shared purpose. The rise and fall of cryptocurrencies are influenced by so many factors, from regulatory changes to technological advancements to shifts in public sentiment, all happening simultaneously around the world.

    Perhaps synchronicity is simply our brains recognizing patterns and connections that already exist. Maybe it's a reminder that we're all part of something larger than ourselves. It could be a nudge in a certain direction or a validation that we're on the right path. Or maybe it's just a happy accident, a statistical anomaly that we tend to overemphasize because it confirms our biases.

    Regardless of the explanation, these synchronicities offer a sense of wonder and encourage us to look beyond the surface, to appreciate the intricate dance of cause and effect that shapes our lives and the world around us. They prompt us to consider the bigger picture and the hidden relationships that connect us all. It might even be worth exploring how to use this knowledge to make the world a better place. After all, we are all in this together. Considering how everything is interwoven, perhaps being more mindful of our actions and thoughts could create a positive synchronistic ripple effect. It’s something to think about.
    #Synchronicity #Interconnectedness #GlobalCommunity
    The concept of synchronicity always fascinates me. It's those moments when seemingly unrelated events align in a meaningful way. ! In the grand scheme of things, it makes you wonder about the interconnectedness of everything. We often perceive the world as a collection of isolated events and individuals. But what if there's an underlying network, a web of connections that we're only partially aware of? Think about the global economy, for instance. A seemingly small decision in one country can have ripple effects felt across continents. Or consider the way social media amplifies voices and connects people with shared interests, regardless of their location. Even the crypto space, with its decentralized nature, reflects this interconnectedness. Blockchain technology allows for transparent and verifiable transactions across borders, fostering a sense of global community and shared purpose. The rise and fall of cryptocurrencies are influenced by so many factors, from regulatory changes to technological advancements to shifts in public sentiment, all happening simultaneously around the world. Perhaps synchronicity is simply our brains recognizing patterns and connections that already exist. Maybe it's a reminder that we're all part of something larger than ourselves. It could be a nudge in a certain direction or a validation that we're on the right path. Or maybe it's just a happy accident, a statistical anomaly that we tend to overemphasize because it confirms our biases. Regardless of the explanation, these synchronicities offer a sense of wonder and encourage us to look beyond the surface, to appreciate the intricate dance of cause and effect that shapes our lives and the world around us. They prompt us to consider the bigger picture and the hidden relationships that connect us all. It might even be worth exploring how to use this knowledge to make the world a better place. After all, we are all in this together. Considering how everything is interwoven, perhaps being more mindful of our actions and thoughts could create a positive synchronistic ripple effect. It’s something to think about. #Synchronicity #Interconnectedness #GlobalCommunity
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  • AI in React Native App Development in Dubai: Transforming App Security

    Enhance app security with AI-powered React Native development in Dubai. Leverage machine learning, biometric authentication, and anomaly detection to safeguard user data. AI-driven security solutions protect against cyber threats, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Future-proof your mobile apps with cutting-edge AI in React Native development for a secure and seamless user experience in Dubai.

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    AI in React Native App Development in Dubai: Transforming App Security Enhance app security with AI-powered React Native development in Dubai. Leverage machine learning, biometric authentication, and anomaly detection to safeguard user data. AI-driven security solutions protect against cyber threats, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Future-proof your mobile apps with cutting-edge AI in React Native development for a secure and seamless user experience in Dubai. 🚀 READ MORE: https://icespiceleaks.com/ai-in-react-native-app-development-in-dubai-transforming-app-security/ #AIapp #MobileAppDevelopmentCompanyinDubai #Reactnativeappdevelopmentcompany
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  • Beyond Blue Beam
    ByWindlander October 23, 2024
    Hello readers, welcome back to another episode of Beyond Blue Beam. We continue our journey into the realms of mystery and intrigue. Is it fiction or is it reality? “Red is grey and yellow white but we decide which is right and which is an illusion” (The Moody Blues). You decide! Share your thoughts in the comments. Also, please feel free to add whatever other information you have to add to the article in the comments. Meanwhile, relax and enjoy the read.

    Today, we embark on another thrilling journey through time, space, and possibly even different realities. As usual, buckle up for an intriguing exploration of diverse topics.

    We begin our journey with information regarding the Dulce, Arculeta Mesa Underground Base.

    Dulce

    One of our very close contacts has personally been to the Dulce Base location on 3 occasions back in the 1990s.

    He spoke with locals of the Native American Apache tribe. The cashier at the local convenience store in Dulce told him that the aliens have been seen on several occasions and their ships are seen flying over the Mesa frequently. They don’t think much about it. “Just go to the local school on the way to the mesa and check out the students. There are many alien-human hybrids attending class. It’s nothing unusual for us locals.” Unfortunately, this was in mid-July and the school was closed for summer vacation.

    “When you go to the base of the Mesa you can see the granite rocks everywhere that seem to have been partially melted by some type of intense heat. There was a battle there in 1979. Phil Schneider has said he was involved in the battle. There is a very eerie feeling around the area, like death. The Forestry Service has a sign posted that says ‘there was a 17k acre fire here in 1979.’ The area around the base of Arculeta Mesa looks more like a small tactical nuke blast.”

    1979 Firefight at Dulce Base



    Philip Schneider 1995 Lecture Dulce Base Alien Battle



    Dulce Underground Base, New Mexico

    From a report by Dr Michael Salla, exopolitics.org

    http://www.phils.au/dulce-underground-base/

    We are adding 2 more videos pertaining to the Dulce Base:

    NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center, Hawaii

    The NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC), also known as the Kunia Tunnel, is an underground intelligence facility located in Oahu, Hawaii. Originally built during World War II to protect military equipment, the tunnel now serves as a secure hub for signals intelligence (SIGINT) and information security (INFOSEC) operations. Managed by the NSA, the center monitors communications, radar signals, and other electronic data from the Asia-Pacific region, making it strategically significant for U.S. intelligence efforts. It also plays a key role in protecting U.S. government communications from cyber threats.

    Kunia RSOC is a joint operation involving personnel from various branches of the U.S. military, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. Its primary mission is to gather and analyze foreign communications, providing crucial intelligence for national security. The facility’s location and capabilities make it essential for tracking military activities, diplomatic exchanges, and emerging cyber threats in the Asia-Pacific, although it has also been linked to broader controversies about global surveillance and privacy concerns, highlighted by whistleblower revelations.

    Alien Intervention – They are coming.

    This may be connected to and used in Project Blue Beam?

    Ex-Pentagon Insider on How UFO’s Work and Why the Government is Disclosing Information

    The Egyptian Obelisk

    In the center of St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, there stands a 40-meter-high Egyptian obelisk. Erected in the square in 1586 by order of Pope Sixtus V, it has a rich and eventful history. Interestingly, at the very top of this ancient monument is a curious depiction: an Egyptian pharaoh kneels before a figure seated in a chair with a large round head, remarkably resembling an alien in a spacesuit. This strange imagery fuels speculation and intrigue, adding a mysterious layer to the already historic obelisk.



    The Holographic Fan

    The Holographic Fan is a unique display technology that creates 3D images that appear to float in mid-air using the principle of Persistence of Vision (POV). It works by attaching strips of RGB LEDs to the fan blades, which are controlled by a specialized unit that lights them up in rapid succession. As the fan spins, it produces a seamless, full picture, giving the illusion of a 3D object hovering in space. This technology pushes the boundaries of visual display, offering mesmerizing, dynamic images in a way that captivates the viewer.

    All Disney Celebrities Are Clones

    This Is Now Public Knowledge

    A doctor at a Disney engineering lab admits to cloning and begins preparing the clones to fulfill Disney’s objectives.

    Who else that is not human is walking among us?

    We come near to the end of our journey this week with episode 2 part 3 of the Annunaki/Enki story.

    THE LOST BOOK OF ENKI EPISODE 2 PART 3

    The UFO Videos

    1. A Large UAP releases a smaller craft. Location unknown

    2. 3 light orbs seen over Australia. October 2024

    3. Strange Shaped UFO seen over Canada. October 2024

    4. 2 light ships seen over Iran. Merge together and disappear in what looks like a portal with an explosion. October 5, 2024

    5. A mother ship partially cloaked and hovering. seen in the midwestern USA. October 2024

    6. Pulsating orb seen over Monterrey, Mexico. October 2024

    7. A very unusual UAP anomaly seen over Southern California October 2024.

    Can one of the readers explain what this is?

    End of Transmission >>>>>>>>>

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    Beyond Blue Beam ByWindlander October 23, 2024 Hello readers, welcome back to another episode of Beyond Blue Beam. We continue our journey into the realms of mystery and intrigue. Is it fiction or is it reality? “Red is grey and yellow white but we decide which is right and which is an illusion” (The Moody Blues). You decide! Share your thoughts in the comments. Also, please feel free to add whatever other information you have to add to the article in the comments. Meanwhile, relax and enjoy the read. Today, we embark on another thrilling journey through time, space, and possibly even different realities. As usual, buckle up for an intriguing exploration of diverse topics. We begin our journey with information regarding the Dulce, Arculeta Mesa Underground Base. Dulce One of our very close contacts has personally been to the Dulce Base location on 3 occasions back in the 1990s. He spoke with locals of the Native American Apache tribe. The cashier at the local convenience store in Dulce told him that the aliens have been seen on several occasions and their ships are seen flying over the Mesa frequently. They don’t think much about it. “Just go to the local school on the way to the mesa and check out the students. There are many alien-human hybrids attending class. It’s nothing unusual for us locals.” Unfortunately, this was in mid-July and the school was closed for summer vacation. “When you go to the base of the Mesa you can see the granite rocks everywhere that seem to have been partially melted by some type of intense heat. There was a battle there in 1979. Phil Schneider has said he was involved in the battle. There is a very eerie feeling around the area, like death. The Forestry Service has a sign posted that says ‘there was a 17k acre fire here in 1979.’ The area around the base of Arculeta Mesa looks more like a small tactical nuke blast.” 1979 Firefight at Dulce Base Philip Schneider 1995 Lecture Dulce Base Alien Battle Dulce Underground Base, New Mexico From a report by Dr Michael Salla, exopolitics.org http://www.phils.au/dulce-underground-base/ We are adding 2 more videos pertaining to the Dulce Base: NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center, Hawaii The NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC), also known as the Kunia Tunnel, is an underground intelligence facility located in Oahu, Hawaii. Originally built during World War II to protect military equipment, the tunnel now serves as a secure hub for signals intelligence (SIGINT) and information security (INFOSEC) operations. Managed by the NSA, the center monitors communications, radar signals, and other electronic data from the Asia-Pacific region, making it strategically significant for U.S. intelligence efforts. It also plays a key role in protecting U.S. government communications from cyber threats. Kunia RSOC is a joint operation involving personnel from various branches of the U.S. military, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. Its primary mission is to gather and analyze foreign communications, providing crucial intelligence for national security. The facility’s location and capabilities make it essential for tracking military activities, diplomatic exchanges, and emerging cyber threats in the Asia-Pacific, although it has also been linked to broader controversies about global surveillance and privacy concerns, highlighted by whistleblower revelations. Alien Intervention – They are coming. This may be connected to and used in Project Blue Beam? Ex-Pentagon Insider on How UFO’s Work and Why the Government is Disclosing Information The Egyptian Obelisk In the center of St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, there stands a 40-meter-high Egyptian obelisk. Erected in the square in 1586 by order of Pope Sixtus V, it has a rich and eventful history. Interestingly, at the very top of this ancient monument is a curious depiction: an Egyptian pharaoh kneels before a figure seated in a chair with a large round head, remarkably resembling an alien in a spacesuit. This strange imagery fuels speculation and intrigue, adding a mysterious layer to the already historic obelisk. The Holographic Fan The Holographic Fan is a unique display technology that creates 3D images that appear to float in mid-air using the principle of Persistence of Vision (POV). It works by attaching strips of RGB LEDs to the fan blades, which are controlled by a specialized unit that lights them up in rapid succession. As the fan spins, it produces a seamless, full picture, giving the illusion of a 3D object hovering in space. This technology pushes the boundaries of visual display, offering mesmerizing, dynamic images in a way that captivates the viewer. All Disney Celebrities Are Clones This Is Now Public Knowledge A doctor at a Disney engineering lab admits to cloning and begins preparing the clones to fulfill Disney’s objectives. Who else that is not human is walking among us? We come near to the end of our journey this week with episode 2 part 3 of the Annunaki/Enki story. THE LOST BOOK OF ENKI EPISODE 2 PART 3 The UFO Videos 1. A Large UAP releases a smaller craft. Location unknown 2. 3 light orbs seen over Australia. October 2024 3. Strange Shaped UFO seen over Canada. October 2024 4. 2 light ships seen over Iran. Merge together and disappear in what looks like a portal with an explosion. October 5, 2024 5. A mother ship partially cloaked and hovering. seen in the midwestern USA. October 2024 6. Pulsating orb seen over Monterrey, Mexico. October 2024 7. A very unusual UAP anomaly seen over Southern California October 2024. Can one of the readers explain what this is? End of Transmission >>>>>>>>> https://benjaminfulford.net/beyond-blue-beam-31/ https://donshafi911iamthefaceoftruth.blogspot.com/2024/10/beyond-blue-beam-by-windlander-october_27.html
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  • Vaccines and the Length of Our Lives
    David Bell
    The commercial imperative to extract money from human bodies is playing havoc with medical education, and the body of knowledge through which the medical professions operate. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the field of vaccines, and their place in determining the length of our lives.

    The History of Living Longer

    As a medical student, I was taught that the reason we in wealthy countries now live far longer than our forebears was improvements in living conditions, sanitation, and nutrition. We don’t walk through sewage and horse dung each day, eat fly-blown meat, drink water from below the nearest latrines, or sleep eight to a room on rancid bedding. We get beaten less often and have more leisure time. Antibiotics also helped but came after most of these gains had been achieved.

    Most vaccination came even later, mopping up some residual mortality in ‘vaccine-preventable diseases.’ This was all stated in a lecture hall of 300 medical students, with the relevant data to back it up, and accepted as fact. Because for wealthier countries it was, and is, undeniably true.

    I recently asked a small group of students the major reasons for improved life expectancy, and was told “vaccination.” In a subsequent session, I showed some of the graphs laid out below. The students were shocked and asked where I obtained this information. It was actually fairly difficult to find. I remember searching 20 years ago and readily finding it on the web.

    In 2024, it took a lot of sifting through information explaining how vaccinations have apparently saved humanity, and how those repeating what I was taught as a student were a subversive element undermining the greater good, spreading misinformation or similar daft claims. We have certainly not progressed.

    This does not mean vaccines are not a great idea. Providing some immunity before an infection can mitigate much of its harm by giving the body a head start in fighting back. It just means their usefulness must be understood in context, as must their harms. Somewhat strangely, discussion of vaccines has become increasingly controversial within the medical establishment. It is as if an Inquisition has been imposed over the profession, seeking out anyone still prioritizing calm rational thought over a dogma dictated from above. However, if truth and calm discussion can form an anchor for policy, vaccination will be more effective.

    The charts shown here, from Australia, the United States, and England, reflect those of other wealthy countries. The same findings are reflected in various published papers. Facts are facts, even if they may with time become harder to find, buried under Big Search algorithms to keep us safe. They remain facts even if medical students are taught to believe alternate realities. Such false teaching, coupled with large financial incentives, drive their desire to ensure children be ‘fully vaccinated’ according to their country’s childhood schedule. They increasingly believe a lie, undeniable misinformation, that this is why most children in our countries now grow up without experiencing the death of a friend or sibling.


    Vaccines in Context

    The medical world calls these “vaccine-preventable diseases” because companies sell vaccines that can prevent them. They are vaccine-preventable to a large extent, and vaccines do stop them from killing people. But in wealthy countries, truthfully, the numbers they save are very low.

    Vaccination probably had a major role in the elimination of smallpox. We cannot, of course, be absolutely sure, as there was no control group. Smallpox caused outbreaks that decimated populations isolated for thousands of years from the virus, such as Native Americans, where a vaccine would have made a massive difference.

    However, smallpox also had the hallmarks of a disease that might actually disappear through good public health education and improved living standards; it lacked an animal reservoir, required close contact with body fluids to spread, and was usually easy to recognize. It is probable that the vaccine considerably accelerated its decline, especially in poorer countries.

    Measles is similarly interesting. As the graphic shows, most decline was long before mass vaccination. Like whooping cough, mortality was probably partly reduced through the advent of oxygen therapy, but mainly people just appear to have become less susceptible to its complications.

    It could nonetheless be a devastating disease, which decimated isolated, immunologically-naïve populations in the Pacific Islands and elsewhere that had no history of contact, and still causes avoidable child death in low-income countries today. Measles deaths are often associated with micronutrient malnutrition, such as vitamin A deficiency, and fixing that would also address many other health risks. This used to be emphasized 30 years ago.

    However, the measles vaccine is also very effective at stopping measles deaths in susceptible populations. It has very little impact on mortality in wealthy countries where it mainly stops infection and annoying sickness, as few kids are so micronutrient-deficient to be susceptible to very severe diseases. It is so good at stopping actual infection that mandates for measles vaccines that some countries impose are more about authoritarianism than public health.

    If you don’t want your child to risk measles and decide that vaccination is a lesser risk, you can have your child vaccinated. Your child is now protected from those who are unvaccinated, so there should be no interest in mandating it for them. Rational free people could live with that.


    Hepatitis B and HPV vaccination (for Human Papilloma Virus) are two further curiosities. We schedule Hep B vaccination on the first day of life, even though it is mainly spread in Western countries through sexual contact and intravenous drug use. If the parents are not infected (and all mothers are screened), then there is not really a risk until the late teenage years, when the person can make their own informed choice. For a child born in a country with 30% Hepatitis B positivity rates and poor healthcare, the risk-benefit calculation may produce a different result. Dying of liver failure or liver cancer is not pleasant.

    The HPV vaccine, intended to prevent cervical cancer, has a complicated picture. It will have limited mortality impact in Western countries where cervical cancer mortality has already declined through regular screening. Elsewhere the situation is very different, with over 300,000 women dying annually from this agonizing disease, mostly in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa where only about 12% are screened. This is not through choice but because screening is poorly accessible. As development of cancer can take about 20 years after HPV infection, we must also rely on (reasonable) assumptions about causality when calculating benefits. So, the equation clearly varies between women.

    Calculating risk versus benefit in order to ensure clear informed consent (or even medical ethical competency) would require consideration of age, behavior, access to screening, and adverse event rates. To know adverse event rates, a comparison would logically be necessary between the vaccine and something neutral like saline (rather than other vaccine constituents). Because this is still awaited, women should of course be informed of this data gap. Therefore, a blanket policy on HPV vaccination would be illogical.

    The story of diphtheria suggests that medical management may have had a major role in its decline. The decline coincided with the introduction of antibody therapy (anti-toxin), and later decline with the toxoid vaccine. However, it also coincided with the decline of other respiratory diseases of childhood that did not have such interventions. So, we simply cannot be sure.

    Tetanus toxoid may also have had an impact, especially for people at higher risk, such as plumbers and farmers. However, accountants no longer navigate dung-paved streets on the way to the office and this general cleaning up of the environment will have driven much of the change. For business reasons that are slightly unclear, boosters are available only combined with diphtheria and pertussis vaccines in many Western countries, which adds nothing to an adult’s benefit but adds to their risk. It’s hard to claim safety and benefit are the main drivers in the face of such an anomaly.


    Knowing What We Don’t Know

    All vaccines also have adverse effects. While not discussed here, they are real and I know people whose health was wrecked by vaccination. Assessment of risk is difficult as no childhood vaccines on the US schedule have been through a true placebo-controlled trial – they are usually compared against the rest of the contents of the vial (chemicals such as adjuvants and preservatives but lacking the antigen or inactivated virus – a mixture that may be the cause of most of the side effects) or against another vaccine.

    By doing this, they can be shown to be no worse than the comparator, which would be fine if we actually had decent placebo-controlled trials of the comparators. Most doctors who prescribe vaccines almost certainly don’t know this. (There is a good, evidence-based explanation of this issue which is well worth reading).

    Most doctors probably also pay little attention to the lack of trials determining the effect of giving dozens of doses of immune-stimulating adjuvants and preservatives, including aluminum salts, to growing children across their formative years. It is likely to be relatively harmless to many children, but harmful to some, as biology tends to work that way. However, if the disease that it addresses is hardly ever severe, then that ‘some’ can become very significant. Each ‘some’ is a child whose parents are trying to do the right thing, and trusting the medical establishment that this is indeed being done.


    None of this would be new to a lot of people, as interest in vaccines and their harms and benefits is growing. However, most doctors performing vaccinations are probably unaware of much of the above, especially those graduating in the past couple of decades. If they are aware, they will likely be scared to discuss it as this would risk being labeled a “vaccine denier” or similarly childish term, or seen as promoting “vaccine hesitancy.” Vaccine hesitancy is what we once referred to as informed consent (or thinking before doing). After World War Two, we decided that informed consent was essential for ethical medicine. Now, the World Health Organization considers such independent thought a particularly dangerous threat to their interests and those of their sponsors.

    Many recently trained doctors would consider the lecture I attended 40 years ago a public health risk, and the facts we were shown ‘misinformation.’ They will, at least in the US, also graduate with massive debt and be quite dependent on the subsidies they can receive from medical insurers, which include offering or giving vaccinations. This is why they can be so dismissive of intelligent people who spend time reading up on, and questioning, such things. They are not being aggressive or intentionally batting for Big Pharma; they are just so indoctrinated in the selling of these health commodities, and so financially and professionally dependent on this being the best course, that they are unable to articulate an independent, rational, evidence-based stance.

    Navigating a Rational Path

    To understand the vaccination issue, the public needs to understand that the medical and public health professions have lost their ability to reason. They are experts in repeating what they were taught, but not in deciphering reality. There are also fanatics and dogmatic people on the other side of the vaccine divide that can see the harms, but not the good.

    They downplay a few hundred thousand cervical cancer deaths per year, and have not witnessed the gut-wrenching sight of a baby dying of tetanus in a low-income country with no ability to address her pain. They have not had to send a rabies sufferer home to die because there is simply nothing the local medical system can do for them once they are symptomatic.


    On vaccination policy, the public mostly needs to go it alone. Understand there are real risks and real benefits, like any pharmaceutical. Understand that the main reason why we don’t die from many of the infectious diseases that we used to has little to do with vaccination. Listen to a doctor, then ask them some pointed questions to ascertain whether they are looking at your child in context and weighing both sides or simply reciting a script.

    When the benefits clearly outweigh the risks, vaccines make sense. They are a foolish idea when the opposite applies. It’s difficult to navigate the information out there, but the public must do so until the medical establishment frees itself from the shackles of its sponsors and catches up.

    Everyone should be hesitant to have stuff injected into them for commercial profit. We should hesitate more when the person injecting it is also rewarded for their compliance. Doctors should be hesitant about injecting chemicals and metal salts into anyone unless they have strong expectations of net benefit. With vaccines, as with antibiotics and almost any other pharmaceutical, sometimes they will have and sometimes they won’t.

    Obviously, governments should not be mandating the injection of commercial chemicals as a requirement to participate in society – that would be ridiculous. A State can never make such individual cost-benefit assessments, and in a democracy, we certainly don’t pay the government to own and direct our bodies.

    This is all so obvious, and inline with conventional evidence-based practice, that you really wonder what all the fuss is about.

    Author

    David Bell, Senior Scholar at Brownstone Institute, is a public health physician and biotech consultant in global health. David is a former medical officer and scientist at the World Health Organization (WHO), Programme Head for malaria and febrile diseases at the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) in Geneva, Switzerland, and Director of Global Health Technologies at Intellectual Ventures Global Good Fund in Bellevue, WA, USA.

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    Vaccines and the Length of Our Lives David Bell The commercial imperative to extract money from human bodies is playing havoc with medical education, and the body of knowledge through which the medical professions operate. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the field of vaccines, and their place in determining the length of our lives. The History of Living Longer As a medical student, I was taught that the reason we in wealthy countries now live far longer than our forebears was improvements in living conditions, sanitation, and nutrition. We don’t walk through sewage and horse dung each day, eat fly-blown meat, drink water from below the nearest latrines, or sleep eight to a room on rancid bedding. We get beaten less often and have more leisure time. Antibiotics also helped but came after most of these gains had been achieved. Most vaccination came even later, mopping up some residual mortality in ‘vaccine-preventable diseases.’ This was all stated in a lecture hall of 300 medical students, with the relevant data to back it up, and accepted as fact. Because for wealthier countries it was, and is, undeniably true. I recently asked a small group of students the major reasons for improved life expectancy, and was told “vaccination.” In a subsequent session, I showed some of the graphs laid out below. The students were shocked and asked where I obtained this information. It was actually fairly difficult to find. I remember searching 20 years ago and readily finding it on the web. In 2024, it took a lot of sifting through information explaining how vaccinations have apparently saved humanity, and how those repeating what I was taught as a student were a subversive element undermining the greater good, spreading misinformation or similar daft claims. We have certainly not progressed. This does not mean vaccines are not a great idea. Providing some immunity before an infection can mitigate much of its harm by giving the body a head start in fighting back. It just means their usefulness must be understood in context, as must their harms. Somewhat strangely, discussion of vaccines has become increasingly controversial within the medical establishment. It is as if an Inquisition has been imposed over the profession, seeking out anyone still prioritizing calm rational thought over a dogma dictated from above. However, if truth and calm discussion can form an anchor for policy, vaccination will be more effective. The charts shown here, from Australia, the United States, and England, reflect those of other wealthy countries. The same findings are reflected in various published papers. Facts are facts, even if they may with time become harder to find, buried under Big Search algorithms to keep us safe. They remain facts even if medical students are taught to believe alternate realities. Such false teaching, coupled with large financial incentives, drive their desire to ensure children be ‘fully vaccinated’ according to their country’s childhood schedule. They increasingly believe a lie, undeniable misinformation, that this is why most children in our countries now grow up without experiencing the death of a friend or sibling. Vaccines in Context The medical world calls these “vaccine-preventable diseases” because companies sell vaccines that can prevent them. They are vaccine-preventable to a large extent, and vaccines do stop them from killing people. But in wealthy countries, truthfully, the numbers they save are very low. Vaccination probably had a major role in the elimination of smallpox. We cannot, of course, be absolutely sure, as there was no control group. Smallpox caused outbreaks that decimated populations isolated for thousands of years from the virus, such as Native Americans, where a vaccine would have made a massive difference. However, smallpox also had the hallmarks of a disease that might actually disappear through good public health education and improved living standards; it lacked an animal reservoir, required close contact with body fluids to spread, and was usually easy to recognize. It is probable that the vaccine considerably accelerated its decline, especially in poorer countries. Measles is similarly interesting. As the graphic shows, most decline was long before mass vaccination. Like whooping cough, mortality was probably partly reduced through the advent of oxygen therapy, but mainly people just appear to have become less susceptible to its complications. It could nonetheless be a devastating disease, which decimated isolated, immunologically-naïve populations in the Pacific Islands and elsewhere that had no history of contact, and still causes avoidable child death in low-income countries today. Measles deaths are often associated with micronutrient malnutrition, such as vitamin A deficiency, and fixing that would also address many other health risks. This used to be emphasized 30 years ago. However, the measles vaccine is also very effective at stopping measles deaths in susceptible populations. It has very little impact on mortality in wealthy countries where it mainly stops infection and annoying sickness, as few kids are so micronutrient-deficient to be susceptible to very severe diseases. It is so good at stopping actual infection that mandates for measles vaccines that some countries impose are more about authoritarianism than public health. If you don’t want your child to risk measles and decide that vaccination is a lesser risk, you can have your child vaccinated. Your child is now protected from those who are unvaccinated, so there should be no interest in mandating it for them. Rational free people could live with that. Hepatitis B and HPV vaccination (for Human Papilloma Virus) are two further curiosities. We schedule Hep B vaccination on the first day of life, even though it is mainly spread in Western countries through sexual contact and intravenous drug use. If the parents are not infected (and all mothers are screened), then there is not really a risk until the late teenage years, when the person can make their own informed choice. For a child born in a country with 30% Hepatitis B positivity rates and poor healthcare, the risk-benefit calculation may produce a different result. Dying of liver failure or liver cancer is not pleasant. The HPV vaccine, intended to prevent cervical cancer, has a complicated picture. It will have limited mortality impact in Western countries where cervical cancer mortality has already declined through regular screening. Elsewhere the situation is very different, with over 300,000 women dying annually from this agonizing disease, mostly in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa where only about 12% are screened. This is not through choice but because screening is poorly accessible. As development of cancer can take about 20 years after HPV infection, we must also rely on (reasonable) assumptions about causality when calculating benefits. So, the equation clearly varies between women. Calculating risk versus benefit in order to ensure clear informed consent (or even medical ethical competency) would require consideration of age, behavior, access to screening, and adverse event rates. To know adverse event rates, a comparison would logically be necessary between the vaccine and something neutral like saline (rather than other vaccine constituents). Because this is still awaited, women should of course be informed of this data gap. Therefore, a blanket policy on HPV vaccination would be illogical. The story of diphtheria suggests that medical management may have had a major role in its decline. The decline coincided with the introduction of antibody therapy (anti-toxin), and later decline with the toxoid vaccine. However, it also coincided with the decline of other respiratory diseases of childhood that did not have such interventions. So, we simply cannot be sure. Tetanus toxoid may also have had an impact, especially for people at higher risk, such as plumbers and farmers. However, accountants no longer navigate dung-paved streets on the way to the office and this general cleaning up of the environment will have driven much of the change. For business reasons that are slightly unclear, boosters are available only combined with diphtheria and pertussis vaccines in many Western countries, which adds nothing to an adult’s benefit but adds to their risk. It’s hard to claim safety and benefit are the main drivers in the face of such an anomaly. Knowing What We Don’t Know All vaccines also have adverse effects. While not discussed here, they are real and I know people whose health was wrecked by vaccination. Assessment of risk is difficult as no childhood vaccines on the US schedule have been through a true placebo-controlled trial – they are usually compared against the rest of the contents of the vial (chemicals such as adjuvants and preservatives but lacking the antigen or inactivated virus – a mixture that may be the cause of most of the side effects) or against another vaccine. By doing this, they can be shown to be no worse than the comparator, which would be fine if we actually had decent placebo-controlled trials of the comparators. Most doctors who prescribe vaccines almost certainly don’t know this. (There is a good, evidence-based explanation of this issue which is well worth reading). Most doctors probably also pay little attention to the lack of trials determining the effect of giving dozens of doses of immune-stimulating adjuvants and preservatives, including aluminum salts, to growing children across their formative years. It is likely to be relatively harmless to many children, but harmful to some, as biology tends to work that way. However, if the disease that it addresses is hardly ever severe, then that ‘some’ can become very significant. Each ‘some’ is a child whose parents are trying to do the right thing, and trusting the medical establishment that this is indeed being done. None of this would be new to a lot of people, as interest in vaccines and their harms and benefits is growing. However, most doctors performing vaccinations are probably unaware of much of the above, especially those graduating in the past couple of decades. If they are aware, they will likely be scared to discuss it as this would risk being labeled a “vaccine denier” or similarly childish term, or seen as promoting “vaccine hesitancy.” Vaccine hesitancy is what we once referred to as informed consent (or thinking before doing). After World War Two, we decided that informed consent was essential for ethical medicine. Now, the World Health Organization considers such independent thought a particularly dangerous threat to their interests and those of their sponsors. Many recently trained doctors would consider the lecture I attended 40 years ago a public health risk, and the facts we were shown ‘misinformation.’ They will, at least in the US, also graduate with massive debt and be quite dependent on the subsidies they can receive from medical insurers, which include offering or giving vaccinations. This is why they can be so dismissive of intelligent people who spend time reading up on, and questioning, such things. They are not being aggressive or intentionally batting for Big Pharma; they are just so indoctrinated in the selling of these health commodities, and so financially and professionally dependent on this being the best course, that they are unable to articulate an independent, rational, evidence-based stance. Navigating a Rational Path To understand the vaccination issue, the public needs to understand that the medical and public health professions have lost their ability to reason. They are experts in repeating what they were taught, but not in deciphering reality. There are also fanatics and dogmatic people on the other side of the vaccine divide that can see the harms, but not the good. They downplay a few hundred thousand cervical cancer deaths per year, and have not witnessed the gut-wrenching sight of a baby dying of tetanus in a low-income country with no ability to address her pain. They have not had to send a rabies sufferer home to die because there is simply nothing the local medical system can do for them once they are symptomatic. On vaccination policy, the public mostly needs to go it alone. Understand there are real risks and real benefits, like any pharmaceutical. Understand that the main reason why we don’t die from many of the infectious diseases that we used to has little to do with vaccination. Listen to a doctor, then ask them some pointed questions to ascertain whether they are looking at your child in context and weighing both sides or simply reciting a script. When the benefits clearly outweigh the risks, vaccines make sense. They are a foolish idea when the opposite applies. It’s difficult to navigate the information out there, but the public must do so until the medical establishment frees itself from the shackles of its sponsors and catches up. Everyone should be hesitant to have stuff injected into them for commercial profit. We should hesitate more when the person injecting it is also rewarded for their compliance. Doctors should be hesitant about injecting chemicals and metal salts into anyone unless they have strong expectations of net benefit. With vaccines, as with antibiotics and almost any other pharmaceutical, sometimes they will have and sometimes they won’t. Obviously, governments should not be mandating the injection of commercial chemicals as a requirement to participate in society – that would be ridiculous. A State can never make such individual cost-benefit assessments, and in a democracy, we certainly don’t pay the government to own and direct our bodies. This is all so obvious, and inline with conventional evidence-based practice, that you really wonder what all the fuss is about. Author David Bell, Senior Scholar at Brownstone Institute, is a public health physician and biotech consultant in global health. David is a former medical officer and scientist at the World Health Organization (WHO), Programme Head for malaria and febrile diseases at the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) in Geneva, Switzerland, and Director of Global Health Technologies at Intellectual Ventures Global Good Fund in Bellevue, WA, USA. 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  • The Forgotten Souls Among Us: A Reflection on Humanity


    As you gaze into the face of this man, it is impossible not to feel a deep pang in your heart—a profound sorrow that ripples through your soul. His worn-out clothes, his tired eyes, and his weathered skin tell a story that too many of us overlook. This is a man who has lived through countless hardships, bearing the weight of life’s cruelties on his frail shoulders. And yet, there is a glimmer of resilience in his eyes, a faint but undeniable spark that defies the circumstances that have shaped his existence.

    He sits alone on a cold street, his feet bare, his body curled into itself as if seeking protection from a world that has long abandoned him. This man, who could be anyone’s father, brother, or friend, is one of the many invisible people who move through the shadows of our society—unnoticed, unacknowledged, and far too often forgotten.

    What led him here? What dreams did he once hold? Was he a child who ran through fields, laughing without a care in the world? Did he have a family who loved him, a home where he felt safe? The pain and the untold story behind his smile are overwhelming. It forces us to confront the uncomfortable truth that this man’s reality is not an anomaly, but the tragic fate of millions who have been cast aside by a world that values material wealth over humanity.

    This image is not just a portrait; it is a call to action. It urges us to look beyond the surface, beyond the stereotype of homelessness, and to see the human being who exists within. It reminds us that behind every weathered face is a story, a life filled with both joys and sorrows, dreams and disappointments. It implores us to ask ourselves—what are we doing to help? How can we, as a society, be so disconnected from the suffering of others?

    For those of us who are lucky enough to have a roof over our heads, a warm bed to sleep in, and loved ones to rely on, it is easy to look away. But we must not. We must remember that every life is valuable, and every person, no matter how broken their circumstances, deserves dignity and compassion.

    Take a moment to reflect on this image. Let it break your heart, let it bring you to tears—because through our shared humanity, we can find the strength to make a difference. No one should have to live forgotten and alone, like the man in this photograph. Let us be the light that reaches into the darkest corners of society. Let us not forget him. Let us never forget any of them.
    The Forgotten Souls Among Us: A Reflection on Humanity😔😔 As you gaze into the face of this man, it is impossible not to feel a deep pang in your heart—a profound sorrow that ripples through your soul. His worn-out clothes, his tired eyes, and his weathered skin tell a story that too many of us overlook. This is a man who has lived through countless hardships, bearing the weight of life’s cruelties on his frail shoulders. And yet, there is a glimmer of resilience in his eyes, a faint but undeniable spark that defies the circumstances that have shaped his existence. He sits alone on a cold street, his feet bare, his body curled into itself as if seeking protection from a world that has long abandoned him. This man, who could be anyone’s father, brother, or friend, is one of the many invisible people who move through the shadows of our society—unnoticed, unacknowledged, and far too often forgotten. What led him here? What dreams did he once hold? Was he a child who ran through fields, laughing without a care in the world? Did he have a family who loved him, a home where he felt safe? The pain and the untold story behind his smile are overwhelming. It forces us to confront the uncomfortable truth that this man’s reality is not an anomaly, but the tragic fate of millions who have been cast aside by a world that values material wealth over humanity. This image is not just a portrait; it is a call to action. It urges us to look beyond the surface, beyond the stereotype of homelessness, and to see the human being who exists within. It reminds us that behind every weathered face is a story, a life filled with both joys and sorrows, dreams and disappointments. It implores us to ask ourselves—what are we doing to help? How can we, as a society, be so disconnected from the suffering of others? For those of us who are lucky enough to have a roof over our heads, a warm bed to sleep in, and loved ones to rely on, it is easy to look away. But we must not. We must remember that every life is valuable, and every person, no matter how broken their circumstances, deserves dignity and compassion. Take a moment to reflect on this image. Let it break your heart, let it bring you to tears—because through our shared humanity, we can find the strength to make a difference. No one should have to live forgotten and alone, like the man in this photograph. Let us be the light that reaches into the darkest corners of society. Let us not forget him. Let us never forget any of them.
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