Another significant concern surrounding the use of blood from individuals injected with the mRNA COVID-19 jabs is immune dysfunction. Undoubtedly, gene-damaging jabs have the potential to lead to immune-related complications, including immune imprinting, antibody-dependent enhancement, and alterations in immunoglobulin class switching. These phenomena can influence the immune system’s response to subsequent infections, potentially increasing susceptibility to specific pathogens or autoimmune reactions. Significantly, with the spike protein still detectable in the bodies of injected people several months after getting the jab, the risk of immune imprinting is most likely higher than in conventional vaccines
🇺🇸⚡- Matthew Lanske, a 21-year-old White man, was shot three times by Black teenagers during a “Teen Takeover,” when Black teens attempted to rob Lanske and his friend at gunpoint, he tried to wrestle the gun away and was shot three times in the process, and his friend was killed.
The story, somehow, gets worse. Lanske was then able to walk nearly two blocks while bleeding out and attempted to seek refuge at a 7/11 where the Indian workers would not allow him to come inside. Lanske proceeded to text 911 and his girlfriend and then passed out due to blood loss. While Lanske was unconscious, the prowling Black teens returned and began to film his unconscious body. Two Seattle Police officers arrived and kept him alive until paramedics came. He was rushed into emergency surgery, placed on life support in the Trauma ICU, and then underwent another major operation to reconnect his intestines, which was successful.
Lanske has woken up and is responding in the hospital. His ...
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[Sep 11, 2026, 07:00-16:25 EST]
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