Sense Receptor@SenseReceptor
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"I'm really disappointed with MAHA...recently...Every step that is taken seems to be in some way a compromise...these vaccines should have been halted, taken off the market. The technology should have been banned. [But there's a] complete refusal to let this MRNA technology go."
This clip of radiologist, oncologist, and cancer researcher Dr. William Makis (@MakisMD
) is taken from an interview with Shannon Joy (@ShannonJoyRadio
) posted to Rumble on May 22, 2025.
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"You know, it's hard to say that we're winning. I can't really see it. Every step that is taken seems to be in some way a compromise, a compromise on principles, a compromise on medical ethics. Even with the FDA's recent announcement that they're going to still recommend Covid boosters, but only for age over 65 or people who are immunocompromised and so on. It's like these vaccines should have been halted, taken off the market.
"The technology should have been banned. We have more than enough data, we have more than enough publications to show harm, these vaccines are harming people over 65. They are harming, the immunocompromised. I mean actually the immunocompromised are the most likely to suffer from vaccine injuries and this is medical malpractice. And so how are we, how are we justifying it that at this point where you know, we have so much data and we have new, we have new people in these powerful positions, whether it's Marty Makary or Vinay Prasad, I mean we have, you know, RFK Jr. We have brand new people in, in these very powerful positions. And what I see is a complete refusal to let this MRNA technology go.
"That's ultimately how I'm, interpreting these recent moves is there is absolutely no desire on the part of this administration to let this compromised technology go. They want to, you know, sort of walk things back obviously because there's so much damage and so much harm and so many of us are talking about, you know, the constant injuries and, and, and you know, the heart attacks, the blood clots are still continuing, the autoimmune diseases, the neurological complications and the sudden deaths and the turbo cancers. All of this is still continuing and affecting, you know, millions of people in the United States.
"And, you know, they're trying to walk some of this back, but it's almost as an attempt to rehabilitate the technology itself to say, well look, you know, the first run was maybe not good and we're going to only save it for, you know, certain groups of people. But they're pushing ahead. They're still pushing ahead. I don't see the MRNA cancer vaccine trials being shut down. They're in phase three trials, they're going to be on the market in the next six to 12 months. The first MRNA cancer vaccines are going to be on the market.
"There's still more money flowing towards MRNA flu vaccines, these self-amplifying MRNA vaccines. So the technology is pushing forward. And that's what really, really worries me. That's where I'm really, really disappointed with MAHA and the direction it has taken recently."
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