Spike Protein Conversations: Classic Disease Mongering
In a previous article I wrote, which I’ll link in the footnotes, I talked about "disease mongering." Basically, the hype around the spike protein is a classic example of this trick.1
Disease mongering is a process by which prominent scientific figures are paid to create fear around pathogens or other ailments to generate profits for their clients, typically pharmaceutical companies.2
Stefano Scoglio, a notable figure in both the humanities and sciences, passed away at the age of 67 due to complications from ALS. He held a PhD in philosophy, along with diverse scientific qualifications, and maintained an impressive record of publications. In 2018, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his influential research on Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, a unicellular alga. His extensive research efforts were recognized by the Urbino city council in Italy.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scoglio made several controversial statements, including the claim that testing positive for the virus could be influenced by consuming certain foods, such as bananas or kiwis.3 He stated, "If you eat a kiwi or banana before taking the swab, you could test positive. All positive tests are false! There is no pandemic."4
Recognized as an expert on Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA) microalgae, Scoglio conducted numerous studies demonstrating the efficacy of his patented extracts for various health conditions, including mental health and neurodegenerative diseases. He also challenged claims that mRNA vaccines could cause cells to produce spike proteins. In a 2022 interview published in OffGuardian, he outlined several scientific barriers to mRNA entry into cells, citing degradation by extracellular ribonucleases and the innate immune response.5 He argued that these barriers prevent spike protein production. Instead, he claimed that mRNA vaccines and their lipid nanoparticles are toxic and immunogenic, triggering a strong immune response independent of spike proteins.
Scoglio critiqued the methodologies supporting claims of spike protein presence in vaccinated individuals, asserting that the tests primarily detect antibodies rather than the proteins themselves. He maintained that the absence of direct evidence of spike proteins in vaccinated individuals indicates a misleading narrative. Ultimately, he categorized mRNA vaccines not as genuine vaccines but as toxic agents, questioning their safety and attributing health risks to their toxicity.
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UK pupils use orange juice to fake ‘positive’ Covid test results https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/02/uk-pupils-orange-juice-fake-positive-covid-test-results
Researcher Scoglio has died, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in medicine for his studies on the healing effects of a microalgae. Condolences from his "enemy" Burioni https://www.corriereadriatico.it/pesaro/morto_sla_stefano_scoglio_ricercatore_urbino_candidato_premio_nobel_medicina_critico_covid-8468469.html
“That mRNA “vaccines” cause cells to produce spike proteins is a fairy tale”
https://off-guardian.org/2022/11/07/that-mrna-vaccines-cause-cells-to-produce-spike-proteins-is-a-fairy-tale/
It’s nice when once in a while there appears to be scientific evidence that would confirm the accuracy of my totally unscientific bullshit detection sensors.