I agree with you. I suspect he changed his mind a while ago and I’m thinking he knows at least one friend or family member who was jab injured. I guarantee his wife has seen hundreds of Injured at this point, and to save face Pfizer’s admission gave him the exit ramp he needed.
I agree with you. I suspect he changed his mind a while ago and I’m thinking he knows at least one friend or family member who was jab injured. I guarantee his wife has seen hundreds of Injured at this point, and to save face Pfizer’s admission gave him the exit ramp he needed.
My husband insisted on the first shot not really believing me that he should wait but he was a little overweight and had high blood pressure so I think he worried about it and I did too. In the early days you had doubt on certain days with the PR machine in full force “what if I am wrong about ivermectin and HCQ ad these studies say I am. It was early on. So he go the shot and developed numbness in his legs that happened within a week of the shot. At first he had a hard time walking right when he got up each day but all is ok now (he has some permanent numbness) but it scared him so badly and never got another shot. He’s one of the lucky ones. His doctors said he should get his second one and I believe he would be paralyzed if he did. He just “no way” and join our “anti-Mnra team”.
My FIL got the first round of shots. He is old and his wife was petrified that he would die without the shot so he took it. He now has shingles. Not a passing rash, but a rash and a rash and a rash... very debilitating. The good news is that neither have boosted and his doctor (whom is in Florida) said it was most likely from the shot and recommended he not boost. God bless the sensible doctors. So few these days. A hospital gave my MIL Remdesevir. Not all that sick when she was admitted. She dies soon after. Also Florida. It's a mixed bag it seems.
I send well wishes to you and your husband. I hope he regains the feeling in his leg. Someone might be able to sort out the problem. So glad for him he joined Team Truth.
Thanks for the telling ... and God be with you all.
From personal experience, it was difficult to insulate from the constant barrage of fear and panic, and remain constant to what I was seeing as reasoned truth (really a ferreting out of what makes sense from what can't possibly make sense). It's very hard to cut oneself out from the herd and stand alone.
I agree with you. I suspect he changed his mind a while ago and I’m thinking he knows at least one friend or family member who was jab injured. I guarantee his wife has seen hundreds of Injured at this point, and to save face Pfizer’s admission gave him the exit ramp he needed.
My husband insisted on the first shot not really believing me that he should wait but he was a little overweight and had high blood pressure so I think he worried about it and I did too. In the early days you had doubt on certain days with the PR machine in full force “what if I am wrong about ivermectin and HCQ ad these studies say I am. It was early on. So he go the shot and developed numbness in his legs that happened within a week of the shot. At first he had a hard time walking right when he got up each day but all is ok now (he has some permanent numbness) but it scared him so badly and never got another shot. He’s one of the lucky ones. His doctors said he should get his second one and I believe he would be paralyzed if he did. He just “no way” and join our “anti-Mnra team”.
My FIL got the first round of shots. He is old and his wife was petrified that he would die without the shot so he took it. He now has shingles. Not a passing rash, but a rash and a rash and a rash... very debilitating. The good news is that neither have boosted and his doctor (whom is in Florida) said it was most likely from the shot and recommended he not boost. God bless the sensible doctors. So few these days. A hospital gave my MIL Remdesevir. Not all that sick when she was admitted. She dies soon after. Also Florida. It's a mixed bag it seems.
I send well wishes to you and your husband. I hope he regains the feeling in his leg. Someone might be able to sort out the problem. So glad for him he joined Team Truth.
Thanks for the telling ... and God be with you all.
From personal experience, it was difficult to insulate from the constant barrage of fear and panic, and remain constant to what I was seeing as reasoned truth (really a ferreting out of what makes sense from what can't possibly make sense). It's very hard to cut oneself out from the herd and stand alone.
I hope he investigates possible "circulation issues" and pursues remedies.
I'm thinking Ben isn't stupid and can sense the wind has changed directions in the form of subscriber counts, views etc etc....
If you change your opinion based upon changing winds shame on you.
If you change your opinion based upon the data and realizing you were wrong, well that’s not as bad.
And then there is the standing and reputation of the wife. Wouldn't do to have your very public husband out there causing trouble.
Probably.
Also watching people drop from
The clot shot and folks looking around as the media influencer isn’t picking it up will not help his ratings.
Israel is the most vaccinated country on earth and still had a higher case rate than any one else.
It's obvious we can't depend on Ben Shapiro to give us truly 'independent' news if it took this long for him to see past the lies.