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🤭😃 I know, I know, we've all seen it already, but please indulge me, this is a timeless piece of Comedy Gold.
Like a Monty Python sketch, this will never get old. 😂
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Dr. Victory, you specifically referred to the “adjuvants” in the vitamin K shot and invoked “vaccine orthodoxy.” Perhaps you should explain what vaccine adjuvant you believe is in that injection.
And you asked for a study? Happy to oblige.
JAMA, November 5, 2026. More than 5.2 million American infants.
Intracranial hemorrhage:
33 per 10,000 without vitamin K.
13.2 per 10,000 with vitamin K.
Nearly 20 additional brain hemorrhages per 10,000 babies. The adjusted risk was 2.43 times higher.
Statistically significant, Doctor.
As for your claims about the remarkable health of completely unvaccinated children, please provide a properly controlled study demonstrating those benefits.
Your assertion that these babies face no significantly increased risk of intracranial hemorrhage was contradicted by a study published last week.
Perhaps read it before making another pronouncement about newborn safety.
I never claimed vitamin K by injection was a vaccine. And children who do not receive vitamin K do not have a significantly increased risk of intracranial hemorrhage. Where is your study accounting for the many, many positive differences in health outcomes for children born in America who receive zero vaccines, no Vit K injection, no antibiotic eye drops, etc.?
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For those at the back
"Vaccines aren't tested against placebo"
They are
"There are no Amish with autism"
There are
"MMR has never been studied as a possible cause of autism"
It has. It's not the it.
I apparently need to say this stuff over and over and over again.
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Dr. Victory, what a fascinating game. You asked AI a question about the general definition of an adjuvant while avoiding the question I actually asked.
Which vaccine adjuvant is in the newborn vitamin K injection?
Vitamin K is a medication to prevent bleeding. Its formulation may contain excipients, which are not automatically vaccine adjuvants.
You are welcome to explain the pharmacology, identify the ingredient, its dose, and demonstrate the harm you allege.
And while you’re playing with AI definitions, perhaps you could address the JAMA study of 5.2 million infants showing approximately 20 additional intracranial hemorrhages per 10,000 babies who missed vitamin K.
An AI screenshot is a curious substitute for medical evidence, particularly from someone with an MD after their name.
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This is heartbreaking, and a direct result of RFK Jr.’s “Spillover Effect” as his vaccine conspiracy theories create widespread distrust.
RFK Jr.’s claims about standard care like vitamin K have deadly consequences, and parents are left confused as this administration touts conflicting messages and rolls back decades of scientific public health guidelines.
Parents: Talk to your doctor about what is best for you and your family.
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This investigation into me for conducting a congressional inquiry is just the latest in a series of unlawful actions on the part of the Trump Admin attempting to intimidate Members of Congress for engaging in constitutionally protected activity. 1/
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This exchange just happened on the Senate floor.
Cornyn: “I don’t understand how the SAVE Act disenfranchises voters.”
Durbin: “Happy to explain. Driver’s licenses don’t qualify under the bill. 50% of Americans don’t have passports.”
Cornyn: “Why not just amend it?”
Durbin: “When’s the last time the Senate actually amended a bill?”
Silence.
The SAVE Act requires passport-level documentation to register to vote.
50% of Americans don’t have a passport.
The people least likely to have passports: the elderly, the poor, rural Americans, young first-time voters.
The people most likely to have passports: wealthy Americans.
This is not voter protection.
This is voter selection.
And when a senator suggested fixing it — his own colleague couldn’t name the last time the Senate amended anything.
That’s the Senate in 2026.
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Canadians must maintain our boycott of U.S. goods, services and travel until such time as the Americans remove their unjustified tariffs, restore CUSMA, unconditionally repudiate Trump's "51st state" imperialist threats, and stop carrying out information warfare against Canada.
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It was my honor to join The Center to induct 4 new San Diegans to their LGBT Veterans Wall of Honor. Thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering service to our country, even in the face of hatred and injustice.
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THANK YOU, MISSISSIPPI! This victory belongs to all of us and I am honored to be your new senator-elect.
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Received briefings from Minister of Defense of Ukraine Yevhenii Khmara and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mykhailo Drapatyi. Unfortunately, our units have been recording significant disruptions to Starshield’s operations over the territory of Ukraine for several days now – along the entire front line and in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Specifically, systematic speed restrictions are being imposed on Starshield, limiting it to 161 kilometers per hour (100 miles per hour). The Ukrainian military have already investigated the circumstances, and these are not random errors but systematic speed restrictions. For us, this primarily means a significant complication in intercepting Russian jet-powered drones. Unfortunately, there have already been strikes that got through because our interception systems cannot reach sufficient speeds and are unable to intercept in time. Unfortunately, this is helping the Russians kill more Ukrainians and carry out more accurate strikes against Ukraine. We are trying to establish all the circumstances with the American side.
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Nicolas, congratulations on discovering medical literature from the 1990s. Now perhaps you could read what happened afterward.
Golding raised a legitimate concern in 1992. Scientists investigated it, as scientists should.
A pooled analysis of six studies in 2002 found no convincing evidence that newborn vitamin K injections increased childhood leukemia. A larger British investigation in 2003 examined 2,530 children with cancer and 4,487 controls and likewise found no association.
And that frightening sheep experiment? A human newborn study found no significant increase in chromosome abnormalities or sister-chromatid exchanges after vitamin K.
You have presented decades-old findings while omitting the research that tested them.
Meanwhile, vitamin K deficiency can cause fatal brain hemorrhages in newborns.
Parents deserve the complete scientific record before making a decision that could cost their child a life or a functioning brain.
Perhaps your next investigation could include reading past 1998.
🚨THREE STUDIES LINK NEWBORN VITAMIN K SHOTS TO HIGHER ODDS OF CHILDHOOD CANCER
All three studies were published in the British Medical Journal:
+165% odds of CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA (Golding et al.)
+97% odds of ALL CHILDHOOD CANCERS (Golding et al.)
+79% odds of ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA (Parker et al.)
+44% odds of CHILDHOOD CANCER (Passmore et al.)
Over 93% of American newborns receive this injection, which can contain benzyl alcohol, polysorbate 80, propylene glycol, and aluminum — all of which are toxic to humans.
Possible cancer mechanisms include genotoxic effects and chromosomal instability.
In an experimental study, vitamin K1 increased sister-chromatid exchanges by 36.5% in fetal sheep within 24 hours of injection, with similar effects observed in cultured human cells.
These exchanges may indicate altered DNA recombination or cellular stress, potentially relevant to genomic instability.
Strangely, new large-scale investigations into this potential cancer link appear to have stopped over 20 years ago, despite multiple studies reporting statistically significant increases in childhood cancer odds.
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Early 1990s claims of a cancer link were investigated and refuted by subsequent research, including a 1.38-million-child cohort, a 54,000-child US study, and large pooled analyses finding no link to leukemia. Research ceased because the hypothesis was disproven.
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Today, we honor the veterans who have served our country.
It was one of the greatest honors of my life to serve as commander in chief, and our service members, including my son Beau, are always on my mind. Our country is a safer place because of them.
I’ve always said America is a place of possibilities. But those possibilities could not be realized without the sacrifice and dedication of our veterans and service members. Their choice of country over self is one we can never take for granted.
To our country’s veterans and their families, thank you for your service and sacrifice. May God protect our troops.
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Erik and I both feel it was an honor to serve our country.
Happy Veterans Day to all vets and their families today! 🇺🇸
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🇨🇦 PM Mark Carney like most Canadians must consider US ambassador Pete Hoeskstra a total joke and persona non grata. The fact that he tried to get the PM to talk to him during a Remembrance Day parade is another sign of his arrogance. Pathetic.
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If you know me, you know there is nothing that matters to me more than our troops. Coming from a military family is my biggest blessing and privilege. I hope not a second goes by that we all don’t remember that every single thing we get to experience, from our morning coffee to major life moments are all thanks to the brave men and women who fought and continue to fight for our freedom.
If you’re a veteran or in active service please respond and I’ll be choosing both a Canadian and an American to give a pair of tickets to an NHL game this season of your choice on me!
Thank you for your service. Lest we forget. 🙏🏻❤️
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From one grateful veteran to another, thank you for putting your life on the line to serve our country. You are the best of us.
During my four years at West Point, 16 years on active duty in the Army, and six tours overseas to combat zones like Iraq and Afghanistan, I met incredible patriots and selfless servants putting it all on the line for our country and future.
I will forever carry the ethos of Duty, Honor, Country with me — from the hallowed halls of West Point to the halls of Congress. I promise to always fight to ensure our veterans receive the support they need and deserve.
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Arrived in Dublin for the European Political Community Summit.
Canada is forging a deeper alliance with Europe — rooted in shared history and common values — to build more prosperity and security on both sides of the Atlantic.
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From serving our country in uniform to serving our communities in Congress. I’m so proud to see these leaders step up to take the oath again.
Happy Veterans Day to all who have answered the call to serve!
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russia is using peace negotiations to escape US and European sanctions. They have already secured some US sanctions relief. And with European elections approaching in 2027, the kremlin may be counting on more favorable governments.
The only path to peace is through increasing pressure on aggressor