Questioning Lipid Nanoparticles By David Gortler | The Brownstone Institute

"Could positively charged LNPs be attracted to negatively charged tissues/cells in the body? Could that lead to LNPs forming in one’s vasculature leading to occlusive stroke (also prominently reported in VAERS and V-safe)?

Unfortunately, there is abundance of data showing positively charged lipids to be inherently toxic. One area in the human body with a lot of electrical activity is the heart, and many adverse events reported to VAERS and V-safe (myocarditis, pericarditis, heart attack, arrhythmia, stroke) are heart-originated."

Paul Schreyer: Pandemic simulation games – Preparation for a new era?

 

PICTURED: October 2019, Event 201, a arge-scale Coronavirus simulation in a 5th Avenue hotel across Central Park, sponsored by Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and hosted by Christopher Elias of the Gates Foundation.  Also present were the Deputy Director of the CIA was and the chief operating officer of Edelman, the world's largest public relations and communications firm, and Anita Castro, Deputy Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, a lawyer who formerly worked as a lobbyist for the pharmaceutical industry.