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  1. THE UPSIDE ON VACCINES: I’ve been searching the following terms for almost 2 years: “routine vaccinations still lagging” to try to detect a change in consciousness since Covid. You would expect that some of those who have realized something fishy is going on re the Covid shots would naturally wonder if regular vaccines could also be problematic. Though I suspect the situation is considerably under-reported, I’ve seen numbers anywhere from 2-20% reduction globally, though how much of that is logistical and how much is poison-awareness is likely unknown. I have seen a couple of anecdotes from pediatricians who are shocked to find that a few of their clients are refusing certain routine shots/asking question/raising doubts. I’m thinking the best way to tell what is going on is to continue monitoring this issue and that the longer it takes to approach pre-pandemic levels, the more likely it is that people are waking up. Especially in places like Africa and India due to the wanton/revolting use of these populations to dump banned vaccines and run experiments. But clearly, this “lagging” is happening in the West as well. Let’s hope They overshot and confidence in routine vaxxes, which is the larger and far more devastating problem historically, takes a long overdue permanent downward trajectory. This hopeful trend is discussed nowhere that I have seen in the Health Freedom media space, which is really quite surprising, isn’t it?

    https://www.nbcnews.com/health/kids-health/routine-childhood-vaccinations-lag-experts-push-catch-rcna5761

  4. Love you guys! Just a clarification for John. Rebel News is not in New Zealand, it is Canadian, thank goodness! They are the only news outlet in Canada that does not take government subsidy, and I’m glad you discovered them as a source. Trudeau based his decision on polling, as he then called a snap election to get a second term. He could tell by the demographics of the hot button vaccine issue, that he could win. Strictly political! I hope John sees this…

  5. Hello Catherine, John and the community. I’m new here and I wanted to say thank you to everyone sharing and the community being built. I have a question, Catherine mentions buying silver the past few money and markets reports. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on where to buy physical silver? It’s seems a lot of websites are way overpriced past the spot price. Thank you

    1. I use Volunteer Metals in Tennessee and Treasure Island in North Dakota, Foster Coin Shop in Berkeley and Holland Gold in the Netherlands.

  6. Hi Catherine,
    I’m listening to Corey Digs. How do you propose we go analog? Ive worked in Enterprise tech for Energy, Banking, Telecomm, and others.
    I don’t see how it can be done with Energy and Telecomm since they’ve privatized. What infrastructure can we use? It’s owned by them.
    How can I come and work for you?
    Thanks.

  7. I just want to share some important information that I recently discovered. I have been on a journey to understand how to decrease my emf exposure. For the past year I have suffered with chronic fatigue. In general, although I am a sensitive person, I have managed to stay fairly healthy. I am a vegan, I don’t eat processed food, don’t take meds, etc. Anyway, I was so fatigued last week that I thought I must have mono or some sort of blood disorder. It was really weird. So I decided to take my emf meter and check out my car (2019 Prius). I measured the RF levels in various parts of my car at the groin, chest and head levels. I did this first with my phone turned off. Then I turned on my cell phone and the readings went up dramatically. I then made a call and I could not believe how high the frequencies went. I never saw my meter display such high readings. It scared me. I did some research online and I found an article that talks about the effect of emfs on blood count. This is possibly why I have been so tired. There has also been an increase in car accidents. Driving in a car with a lot of electronics and a cell phone that is able to make and receive calls is a deadly combination. People may be falling asleep while driving due to a lack of oxygen from low blood counts. Now that I keep my phone in airplane mode (and in a Faraday bag) while in the car, it doesn’t seem to bother me as much. And I no longer use my phone as a GPS. Anyway, I thought that this might be a good topic to discuss more in detail as I don’t think most people are aware of how dangerous it is. ones.http://www.next-up.org/pdf/EMFs_and_changes_in_the_Complete_Blood_Count.pdf

    1. Debra, I’m not surprised to hear your comments. I don’t carry my phone when I go outside. I’m old-fashioned and research directions online and bring notes with me. I keep it far away from me at home and generally use it as a landline. When I sleep, I UNPLUG wifi. I use ethernet on my desktop computer. Additionally, when I drive, I try to stay off highways and use backroads whenever possible. Question: Which Faraday bag works for you? Thank you.

      1. Hi Caroline: Thanks for the response. I was indeed shocked at the intensity of the effect of the phone with my car. If this is what it is doing to others then I can understand why there are more car accidents. I use a Faraday bag from Lessemf.com It seems to work well for my phone. It has 2 pockets – the inner one blocks all signals. I bought another bag from Faraday Defense (the one Catherine recommends) for my partner’s phone as he has an iphone and my bag will not block his signal.

        1. Hi Debra. I also have an iphone. Which bag did you get for your partner? Thanks, again.

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