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Michel Bauwens

(4) The Vaccine Reveal Goes On…and on…and on

"The New Zealand government does not deny that the country has experienced excess death since the roll-out of the ‘vaccines’, but has reflexively ruled out the possibility that the vaccines are involved. NZ Doctors Speaking Out with Science have pointed out that one cannot draw such a conclusion until an investigation into the excess mortality has been conducted, and vaccines ruled out. Like every other government in the world that is presiding over excess deaths following ‘vaccine’ roll-out, the NZ government has not investigated its country’s excess mortality.

Some have analysed the leaked NZ data and believe that it proves a causal relationship between excess death and the covid ‘vaccines’. Steve Kirsch believes the data show the ‘vaccines’ are causing deaths at a rate of 1 per 1000 doses. He says this is consistent with other data analyses conducted for other countries. Here in the UK, Professor Norman Fenton’s somewhat caveated and cagey conclusion is that the data “provides evidence of lack of safety of the vaccine”.

Despite a slew of scientific evidence and qualified professionals exposing the danger of the ‘vaccines’, the clue as to why this latest episode might not be the straw that breaks the camel’s back lies in this article. Not everyone qualified to assess the data is in agreement that it conclusively proves the ‘vaccines’ are unsafe. "

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(158) Birthing the Symbiotic Age (Interview with Richard Flyer) - YouTube

"For the forty-second episode of the Integral Stage Authors Series, Layman meets with Richard Flyer, founder of the Symbiotic Culture Lab, to talk about his new book, Birthing the Symbiotic Age. They discuss Richard's early life experiences and influences, and together explore how, as the book argues, "we can emerge from our fragmented and conflicted social networks/silos and create sustainable, interconnected ecosystem networks consisting of local leaders, organizations, businesses, and local government — in parallel to our already established systems.""

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