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Jul 31, 2023·edited Jul 31, 2023Author

In 2021, I put together a list of adverse events that I put up on my personal webpage. This is what that looks like: https://www.rwmalonemd.com/references

This will be a greatly expanded version of that project. It has become more difficult to search for these papers, because of the plethora of scientific literature on the subject.

The adverse events and other harms are often hidden in these papers, because scientists are scared to publish or papers get rejected if they don’t fit the consensus . This is why having a resource like this is so important, because it is so difficult now to find these papers. These published studies are out there, but if you haven’t been following the science, it becomes very difficult to find them.

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Jul 31, 2023Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

I can cover all the AEs.

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Respectfully, five more categories should be included:

(1) PCR testing

The tyranny of a “case.” PCR never should have been used as a diagnostic; so many problems with performing the test itself (Cornen-Drosten paper); meaninglessness of a “case” in the absence of clinical support; the lie of asymptomatic spread; childrens’ school lives ruined by incessantly testing healthy children to “prove” they were not sick.

(2) IFR

None of the mitigations were needed in the first place.

(3) Pre-existing immunity

Ignored but was widely reported via studies to be anywhere from 40-82%

(4) Contract tracing

Doesn’t work. Studies on this were ignored.

(5) Hospital data

Hospitals everywhere lied about capacity. There should be a record of actual capacities vs what was being claimed in press or through health drpts.

Show the receipts on how hospitals were financially incentivized to label patients/deaths as covid

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I'll do everything I can to help. In the meantime, do you think it might be ideal to put the UN squarely in focus as well? And I mean in full detail. Everyone working there, their associates, following the money into and out of all UN organizations, as well as their activities.

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Jul 31, 2023Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

On the AEs it might be helpful to ask Del Bigtree what he has since he forced the feds to give the data in one of their specific online portals. I think it is an off shoot of VAERS.

'We' also need a way to fight the nonsense like this that MSM is putting out. It is hysterical in a bad way (the Covid toll in red states v blue ones. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/the-uneven-toll-of-the-coronavirus-pandemic/vi-AA1eyjS8

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My wife and may be able to jump on this, neither are working. Retired. Julia worked for BP Alaska.

She worked as a data analyst.

You already know I research everything that comes my way.

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Robert and Jill - I believe that Jeff Childers (Coffee and Covid substack) has something like this already in the works.

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Incredible project! Thank you!

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Hello, one thing to consider is using a Blockchain database versus a traditional centralized database (or in addition to a traditional database). The advantages of a blockchain database is that it's immutable and can't be changed or censored with it's decentralized nature. Using EOS blockchain is fast (0.5 second blocks), nearly free, immutable and decentralized. If you are interested in this approach let me know as I can help with the tech side building from our experience with tipit.io. There would obviously be some details to work out. One approach would be that once the information is verified, it's also put on the blockchain with an NFT or token reward to the finder/creator of the content.

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Dr. Malone, while I applaud this effort I think it would open to the criticism that you are cherry picking reports that confirm your preconceived biases. I think a better (though more difficult approach) would be to collect scientific articles from both sides of the debate and provide comments and observations about the methods and conclusions drawn in these papers and to conduct some meta analysis on the papers by topic.

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I only have personal experience. Not scientific. But with having asthma, I found wearing masks much more difficult to breathe. Next week I have to work at a Skilled health care facility and LA county CA is still requiring masks.

Another point is the harm done to our residents who have difficulty hearing. This has been 3 years of substandard care because they can't voice their concerns clearly or understand the care providers.

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Jul 31, 2023·edited Jul 31, 2023

Would the Pfizer Documents Analysis Reports by the DailyClout suffice for Pfizer AEs?

All 77 reports are here:

https://dailyclout.io/category/pfizer-reports/

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Robert, I have been collecting references related to injection injuries and mortality for an article in progress (hoping to finally finish it soon!) for over a year now and currently have 1,010 links I've dumped in a document, and those are the ones I haven't incorporated into the article (the rest will be embedded in the article itself). I of course have tens of thousands of links on related topics collected in various folders and files elsewhere, but I would be happy to share this file if you don't mind the messiness and someone wants to organize them into something useful. Please email me (you can find me on your mailing list) if you are interested.

P.S. Also see the COVID Injection Harms & Mandates section of my Wake-up Toolkit for articles packed with a massive number of relevant links:

https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/wake-up-toolkit#%C2%A7covid-injection-harms-and-mandates

In particular, this op-ed I drafted for Steve Kirsch contains some of the most compelling studies and evidence available at the time of its publication in January:

• “Letter to the Stanford Daily” (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-the-stanford-daily)

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I’m not a scientist or a researcher, but I have a funny story for you. I went to the VA to be evaluated by the rheumatology clinic because of the arthritis I have. So while they were prescribing hydroxychloroquine, they said, you know, the medicine Dr. Trump recommended? I said you mean Dr. Redman, the Surgeon General who told Dr. Trump about this and Ivermectin? They didn’t know who I meant. Hopefully they stopped saying that to other veterans.

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I wish I had more time to work on this. Other commenters have offered some great ideas with the Childers and VSafe database.

Steve Kirsch has material too: https://kirschsubstack.com/s/resources

Brownstone Institute has a ton of papers and an excellent Search tool. Start here: https://brownstone.org/ and click the magnifying glass.

Brownstone example: Search for "masks" opens this page: https://brownstone.org/?s=masks

Clicking the first article in the result ("More than 170 Comparative Studies and Articles on Mask Ineffectiveness and Harms") takes you to: https://brownstone.org/articles/studies-and-articles-on-mask-ineffectiveness-and-harms/.

Next, select a link in the resulting table and drill down. Example: The first item takes you to a paper titled "Effectiveness of Adding a Mask Recommendation to Other Public Health Measures to Prevent SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Danish Mask Wearers, Bundgaard, 2021" at https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-6817

I hope this helps! Good luck!

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Jul 31, 2023·edited Jul 31, 2023

Bravo !

Covid virus was designed and developed in US laboratory.

China was just a low cost contractor for bio-weapon research that is illegal in the US.

Virus escaped from China’s lab -- CIA’s MAJOR criminals should be jailed for enormous economic damage and human death catastrophe – a truly global horror but, especially, -- in the US.

That “US security” CIA cancer should also be defunded.

Kennedy-24 !!!!

"Unprovoked" horror in Ukraine is one of many illustrations.

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