Once Bitten! A Bitcoin Podcast.
Aug 5, 2026 · 1 hr 59 min · 15 segments
VAERS stands for the 'Vaccine Adverse Effects Reporting System.' $ BTC 63,961 Block Height 961,091 Today's guest is Dr. Jessica Rose, PhD, MSc, BSc. Jessica is a Senior Fellow specializing in…
Daniel PrinceHost
And that's the key because I'd never heard of the VAERS system until I started digging around early days when these vaccines were being rolled out, when we still believed that they were vaccines.

If that doesn't raise a red flag for people that these guys have the ability to literally change the definition of something to suit their own ends it's just it's absolutely i can't anyway what were you doing just
interject something it's it's kind of prescient okay so like i said off camera i'm writing up an article today uh it's it's a really important one um It's a new Lancet paper who the first author is Anna Blackney.
I've spoken to her years ago, like four years ago on a podcast to just have a back and forth between two people on really opposite sides of the coin.
I'm doing a fact check on this paper, okay? And the only thing that I need to do this and completely falsify it is the abstract.
And I want to read you one of the lines in the abstract that I'm using in order to do this fact check.
We outline the biological basis of mRNA vaccines, including their transient cytoplasmic expression, lack of genomic integration, and rapid clearance, distinguishing them clearly from other gene therapies.
Now, maybe I'm reading a little bit too much into this, but I find that wording a little bit telling.
So that's exactly why I wanted to bring it up because of exactly what you said.
So I found it really interesting of the, you know, 10 or so lines in the abstract.

And that's the key because I'd never heard of the VAERS system until I started digging around early days when these vaccines were being rolled out, when we still believed that they were vaccines.

If that doesn't raise a red flag for people that these guys have the ability to literally change the definition of something to suit their own ends it's just it's absolutely i can't anyway what were you doing just
interject something it's it's kind of prescient okay so like i said off camera i'm writing up an article today uh it's it's a really important one um It's a new Lancet paper who the first author is Anna Blackney.
I've spoken to her years ago, like four years ago on a podcast to just have a back and forth between two people on really opposite sides of the coin.
I'm doing a fact check on this paper, okay? And the only thing that I need to do this and completely falsify it is the abstract.
And I want to read you one of the lines in the abstract that I'm using in order to do this fact check.
We outline the biological basis of mRNA vaccines, including their transient cytoplasmic expression, lack of genomic integration, and rapid clearance, distinguishing them clearly from other gene therapies.
Now, maybe I'm reading a little bit too much into this, but I find that wording a little bit telling.
So that's exactly why I wanted to bring it up because of exactly what you said.
So I found it really interesting of the, you know, 10 or so lines in the abstract.
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