Oct 10, 2022·edited Oct 10, 2022Liked by Lee Muller
Aspiration was taught to me as an army medic. We used to vaccinate all the incoming recruits and officer cadets and I did that role for a number of years giving at least a thousand vaccines all up. I recall at least three times aspirating blood. So it isn't common, 0.3% chance as a guess. But it does happen that you can and do end up in a vein sometimes. Because nobodies blood vessels are exactly the same and in the same place.
As an old RN (USA) I am very confused by all this controversy around aspiration...we were taught to aspirate every single time we gave an intramuscular injection; it was not optional. Has this changed?
This “EUA” is completely fraudulent. 1) There was from the beginning safe, effective, cheap and readily available prophylactics. 2) This “vaccine” was never experimental, it was designed before the “virus” as a bioweapon. 3) This bioweapon was mandated which is illegal under EUA.
So, so many conditions. What could possibly go wrong with all of those conditions? All of these garbage [inoculations] are going to such [well “trained professionals”, in places like whatever brand name corner hub p-HARM-massy].
Of course [these Pieces Of Shit (POS)] will definitely follow all of the stringent guidelines to the letter. Even if [they] do not, what could go wrong as [they] are all protected with unlimited [freedom from liability]? Btw, how much do places make for everyone [they] inoculate?
Oh, and the vac PROVIDER is supposed to report subsequent VID infection?! Guess that nicely absolves anyone else from reporting? Like, the diagnosing physician or other healthcare professional.
Aspiration was taught to me as an army medic. We used to vaccinate all the incoming recruits and officer cadets and I did that role for a number of years giving at least a thousand vaccines all up. I recall at least three times aspirating blood. So it isn't common, 0.3% chance as a guess. But it does happen that you can and do end up in a vein sometimes. Because nobodies blood vessels are exactly the same and in the same place.
As an old RN (USA) I am very confused by all this controversy around aspiration...we were taught to aspirate every single time we gave an intramuscular injection; it was not optional. Has this changed?
This “EUA” is completely fraudulent. 1) There was from the beginning safe, effective, cheap and readily available prophylactics. 2) This “vaccine” was never experimental, it was designed before the “virus” as a bioweapon. 3) This bioweapon was mandated which is illegal under EUA.
So. If it’s frozen, it has to stay at ultra low temps. Not just very low. Ultra low.
But if it’s liquid, it can sit at refrigerator temps for ten weeks. Hmmm.
And if the rubber seal has been punctured, then it can sit at temps equal to a nice Midwestern spring day (77). For half a day.
Forgive me, but, ummm, this seems weird.
So, so many conditions. What could possibly go wrong with all of those conditions? All of these garbage [inoculations] are going to such [well “trained professionals”, in places like whatever brand name corner hub p-HARM-massy].
Of course [these Pieces Of Shit (POS)] will definitely follow all of the stringent guidelines to the letter. Even if [they] do not, what could go wrong as [they] are all protected with unlimited [freedom from liability]? Btw, how much do places make for everyone [they] inoculate?
Oh, and the vac PROVIDER is supposed to report subsequent VID infection?! Guess that nicely absolves anyone else from reporting? Like, the diagnosing physician or other healthcare professional.
AND when Dr. Campbell got his first jab, he asked the nurse to aspirate. She said that it wasn't required. He took the jab anyway.