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Just finished watching the film that shares the title of this thread. As some here know, I no longer believe in biological viruses, so I don't agree with that part of the documentary, but the focus is on the mRNA vaccines, and I thought that part was quite well done, including some video testimonials of some who have shown clear signs of being injured from these vaccines. Anyway, the film can be seen free of charge here:

Constructive feedback welcome.
 

Your video talks about RFK Jr. I'm not even sure RFK Jr. is mentioned in the "Inside the MRNA vaccines" documentary. This leads me to suspect that you didn't actually watch the mRNA vaccines documentary. Perhaps you never will. In the interests of you at least having an inkling as to what the documentary is about, I found the following description of it:
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"Inside mRNA Vaccines," premiered on August 11, 2025 - It is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the global rollout of mRNA vaccine technology, offering a fresh perspective on its scientific and regulatory complexities. Through exclusive 3D animations and in-depth interviews with prominent figures like Dr. Peter A. McCullough, Dr. Paul E. Marik, and Dr. Robert W. Malone, the film explores the innovative science behind mRNA vaccines while highlighting concerns raised by some medical professionals about data transparency, risk assessment, and long-term safety. Emphasizing a commitment to upholding rigorous scientific standards, it encourages viewers to consider diverse viewpoints on this rapidly evolving technology, which is expanding into new vaccines and potential applications in food supply. The documentary aims to inform and spark meaningful discussion about the future of mRNA technology.
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For those who like trailers, there's is here:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpR0mjZQfk0&ab_channel=CoronavirusPlushie
 
Just finished watching the film that shares the title of this thread. As some here know, I no longer believe in biological viruses, so I don't agree with that part of the documentary, but the focus is on the mRNA vaccines, and I thought that part was quite well done, including some video testimonials of some who have shown clear signs of being injured from these vaccines. Anyway, the film can be seen free of charge here:

Constructive feedback welcome.
Every medical treatment has individuals that do not have positive results, but benefit the majority.

If we stopped using medicine and prceedures that negatively impacted people, there would be no medication and no medical procedures.
 
Just finished watching the film that shares the title of this thread. As some here know, I no longer believe in biological viruses, so I don't agree with that part of the documentary, but the focus is on the mRNA vaccines, and I thought that part was quite well done, including some video testimonials of some who have shown clear signs of being injured from these vaccines. Anyway, the film can be seen free of charge here:

Constructive feedback welcome.
Every medical treatment has individuals that do not have positive results, but benefit the majority.

Not -every- medical treatment. Some have mainly negative results. That's why there are recalls of certain treatments. Perhaps you're aghast at this possibility, so here are some examples:


What the medical professionals are arguing for in the documentary is that due to the dangers posed by mRNA vaccines, they should be taken off the market.
 
Not -every- medical treatment. Some have mainly negative results. That's why there are recalls of certain treatments. Perhaps you're aghast at this possibility, so here are some examples:


What the medical professionals are arguing for in the documentary is that due to the dangers posed by mRNA vaccines, they should be taken off the market.
Name one medical procedure that has had no side effects, since you made the claim.

The majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies.
 
Not -every- medical treatment. Some have mainly negative results. That's why there are recalls of certain treatments. Perhaps you're aghast at this possibility, so here are some examples:


What the medical professionals are arguing for in the documentary is that due to the dangers posed by mRNA vaccines, they should be taken off the market.
Name one medical procedure that has had no side effects, since you made the claim.

What claim do you believe I made?

The majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies.

Can you prove that?
 
What claim do you believe I made?



Can you prove that?
 
Not -every- medical treatment. Some have mainly negative results. That's why there are recalls of certain treatments. Perhaps you're aghast at this possibility, so here are some examples:


What the medical professionals are arguing for in the documentary is that due to the dangers posed by mRNA vaccines, they should be taken off the market.
The majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies.
Can you prove that?
Yes, by the research being done and how it’s embraced worldwide. The scientific community is excited by the advancements in this field.

Let's recap on how we got here- you stated that "The majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies". I asked if you could prove that. Are you saying that you can, in fact, prove it?
 
Not -every- medical treatment. Some have mainly negative results. That's why there are recalls of certain treatments. Perhaps you're aghast at this possibility, so here are some examples:


What the medical professionals are arguing for in the documentary is that due to the dangers posed by mRNA vaccines, they should be taken off the market.
The majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies.
Can you prove that?

Are you suggesting that your article of around 13 paragraphs is proof that "[t]he majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies"?
 
Just finished watching the film that shares the title of this thread. As some here know, I no longer believe in biological viruses,

You don't believe viruses exist? What do you think is the primary vector for, say the seasonal flu or a cold?

And if you disagree with all the earth's experts on biology what are your bona fides such that one would know whether you are smarter than the earth's biologists or if you just have an uninformed opinion.
 
You don't believe viruses exist?

That's right.

What do you think is the primary vector for, say the seasonal flu or a cold?

I don't believe microbes are responsible for these illnesses at all.

And if you disagree with all the earth's experts on biology...

My disagreement isn't with "all the earth's experts on biology". The study of alleged viruses and viral diseases is the domain of virology, which is only one of -many- branches of biology.

And if you disagree with all the earth's experts on biology what are your bona fides such that one would know whether you are smarter than the earth's biologists or if you just have an uninformed opinion.

I've relied heavily on the work of researchers and medical doctor signatories of the "Settling the Virus Debate" statement. I've actually made 2 threads here on whether biological viruses are real. The first I made in the general forum back in 2022. It can be seen here:

Recently, I came to believe that because of the invective that usually comes with discussing this topic, it would be better to talk about it in the Above Plain Politics, where invective is kept to a minimum. That thread can be seen here:

I have been known to respond a bit in the old thread, especially if someone is fairly civilized and doesn't have access to the APP forum.
 
That's right.



I don't believe microbes are responsible for these illnesses at all.

The Germ Theory of disease actually helped move biological and medical science forward. Should we go back to "humours" and "miasmas"?

I've relied heavily on the work of researchers and medical doctor signatories of the "Settling the Virus Debate" statement. I've actually made 2 threads here on whether biological viruses are real. The first I made in the general forum back in 2022. It can be seen here:

Recently, I came to believe that because of the invective that usually comes with discussing this topic, it would be better to talk about it in the Above Plain Politics, where invective is kept to a minimum. That thread can be seen here:

I have been known to respond a bit in the old thread, especially if someone is fairly civilized and doesn't have access to the APP forum.

Sounds like you are doing your own research. What is your background? Are you biologist/virologist by degree?
 
Are you suggesting that your article of around 13 paragraphs is proof that "[t]he majority of the scientific community in the field do not agree with your professionals on the mRNA studies"?
It is proof that the majority in the field support it. Do you have evidence that they don’t?
 
The Germ Theory of disease actually helped move biological and medical science forward.

I disagree. I've decided that pursuing the subject of germ theory might be worthwhile in a thread format. So I've made the following thread for the subject:

Feel free to make any comments on germ theory in that thread.
 
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