Yeah, it's just good to know so that people can... look it up for themselves because it's really explosive data and it goes against pretty much everything we've been told our entire lives about how vaccines save lives.
And looking at this, it's amazing that we're still in a world where we're facing mandates, where we're facing compulsory vaccination requirements for in California, where you are school entry or in many places for employment.
And for health care workers in general, they're still facing compulsory vaccination.
Yeah, this is the study right here published in 2022 during the pendency of the litigation.
And this is where, you know, if you open up this study, you'll see the the great graphs that we have or at least two of the two of the graphs made it into the study.
And a really good resource if people are curious about what happened with the case and all this, we have a website as well, which is just a compendium of information.
So we collected approximately 5,000 pages of mainstream resources for the President of the United States, and for others, and then, you know, created this record.
And so while COVID was happening, you know, we were right on the front lines, educating everyone, hey, you know, here's the risk of vaccination.
And you guys need to know the unvaccinated are the healthiest people on the planet.
And one of the ways that it made sense to me that the unvaccinated, one of the ways it made sense to me that the unvaccinated are so healthy was what we did is we compared the health of people before the mass vaccination campaign, like in the 1950s.
It's like so it's like the unvaccinated took a time machine back to the 1950s where virtually everyone was healthy.
And the way I like to describe that for folks, Carrie, is imagine that you live on a street and there are 100 people on your street.
Well, on vaccinated street, half of the people on that street have a chronic illness.
Yeah, it's just good to know so that people can... look it up for themselves because it's really explosive data and it goes against pretty much everything we've been told our entire lives about how vaccines save lives.
And looking at this, it's amazing that we're still in a world where we're facing mandates, where we're facing compulsory vaccination requirements for in California, where you are school entry or in many places for employment.
And for health care workers in general, they're still facing compulsory vaccination.
Yeah, this is the study right here published in 2022 during the pendency of the litigation.
And this is where, you know, if you open up this study, you'll see the the great graphs that we have or at least two of the two of the graphs made it into the study.
And a really good resource if people are curious about what happened with the case and all this, we have a website as well, which is just a compendium of information.
So we collected approximately 5,000 pages of mainstream resources for the President of the United States, and for others, and then, you know, created this record.
And so while COVID was happening, you know, we were right on the front lines, educating everyone, hey, you know, here's the risk of vaccination.
And you guys need to know the unvaccinated are the healthiest people on the planet.
And one of the ways that it made sense to me that the unvaccinated, one of the ways it made sense to me that the unvaccinated are so healthy was what we did is we compared the health of people before the mass vaccination campaign, like in the 1950s.
It's like so it's like the unvaccinated took a time machine back to the 1950s where virtually everyone was healthy.
And the way I like to describe that for folks, Carrie, is imagine that you live on a street and there are 100 people on your street.
Well, on vaccinated street, half of the people on that street have a chronic illness.
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