The Football Moves Again

but actually the football has always been right there, we swear

I said this a month ago:

What’s becoming very clear is that the narrative is going to shift by inches, eventually ending up at the place where mRNA dissenters started, but….

In a year, or in five years, the things that Ryan Cole and Clare Craig and Peter McCullough and Tracy Beth Hoeg and Robert Malone and all the other MONSTERS have been saying will be validated and acknowledged. We’ll know that the mRNA injections caused heart damage and a cancer spike, and we’ll know that mRNA-injected people get sick more often than the dirty unvaccinated….

Now, here’s my big but: The narrative is going to turn, in a long series of tiny and unacknowledged shifts, until it matches what the heretics have always been saying — but my bet is that the heretics will not be rehabilitated.

Now, read this post from Dr. Byram W. Bridle, who was unpersoned last year for publicly advancing the insane conspiracy theory that the mRNA injections could cause heart damage.

Comes now Dr. Paul Burton, the chief medical officer at Moderna, who said this remarkable thing — dropped into the nineteenth and twentieth paragraphs of a story from Reuters on June 7, in a comment that Bridle just noticed:

Moderna's chief medical officer Dr. Paul Burton, in a separate interview Tuesday with Yahoo Finance, said the risk of myocarditis could have to do with an interaction with the spike protein — which plays a role in the basis of all Covid vaccines — and heart muscle cells.

"We know so much more about myocarditis today than we did a year ago. I do believe that it is the spike protein....that either causes a little bit of direct damage to the heart, or antibodies that are produced that react with the heart cells," Burton said.

The ellipsis is from Reuters, by the way.

So, you know, sure, the mRNA injection causes “a little bit of direct damage to the heart,” but, like whatever. Totally unremarkable, so no worries. Just a little…light heart damage. Whaddya even need a heart for anyway, stupid drama queens?

So in 2021, professors were unpersoned for saying that mRNA injections could cause heart damage; but in 2022, Moderna executives shrug and say that sure, it damages your heart a little, but whatever. (And journalists say, This statement from Moderna’s chief medical officer sounds like something that belongs in my twentieth paragraph.)

Just hang in there for 2023, I guess, and let’s find out what totally unremarkable, no big deal developments slip out in casual statements buried in twentieth paragraphs.

This is, by the way, another look at the value of “fact-checkers,” because here’s Politifact on May 31, 2021:

And then, a year later, the evidence that the spike protein from the mRNA injection could cause heart problems was that the chief medical officer of Moderna plainly and publicly said it did. But Dr. Byram W. Bridle is still a weird conspiracy theorist, because he said the now-acknowledged thing too early.

What a time to be alive.

Please take a moment to read Dr. Byram Bridle’s post, and consider sharing it with others.