/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11302715
They clamp.
They VACCINATE.
They circumcise.

It really is that simple. Knowing this goes on, how could you ever believe? There is great psychological risk in beginning to question what you were told.

>>10728670
This is the medical system. This is what you hand your newborn to, bow down and turn your head away ignoring you common sense and its screams in Molech's white hot hands. And you wait until it gives you back what's left, whatever the machine spat back out. Grateful your child will survive its passage through the flame, you take them in arm and pay those who stoke the fire, as even now it has begun for the next one.

Then come the vaccines, which in section 13 of the insert in all , it states as its sole content:
"[Vaccine] has not been tested for mutagenic potential, carcinogenic potential, or impairment of fertility." It's right there, in their own words.
Though they're incapable of an immune response, they are given the first of the hepatitis B series shortly after birth. It causes immune mediated brain damage, primes the brain for developmental disruption, and long term inflammatory neurodegeneratation. It also mangles parts of the parasympathetic system, weakening the child and its ability to withstand stress. Its damaged paraympathetic induces leaky gut and alters antigen expression, disrupting the microbiome. And who knows what else. We don't really know what was in them.

Many things. Close kiddo, but no cigar. As they drown out its screams in Molech's hands with the circus, and reverie, the parents sink down in silence and self delusion.

We need not even speak of what lies in store later, with Gardasil.

If there's one thing to know about this globe, it's bound and it's willing to explode. That's alright.

Pardon my retardation. But, I've had a nagging question in my mind for like weeks now. I was wondering if you could fall from a height and not having anything above you. Like if I was falling down a hypothetical timeline. Could it be possible that there is nothing above me? That I didnt have an origin point after 1 second of falling? Can I move down without creating distance between point A and point B? My logic says no it shouldn't be possible. But for some reason I have a strange feeling there is a way.