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Jiyong and Seungjae spent their first night in Busan

in a lighthouse. Did they sleep well?

I'm here!

(Good morning!)

Can you see the ocean?

There's a bridge all the way over there.

- Do you see the island? / - Yes.

Where are we again?

- Gadeok Island. / - Gadeok Island.

Let's go up the lighthouse!

- Hello. Say hello. / - Hello.

- Did you sleep well? / - Yes.

How was it last night?

- I slept well. / - Is that so?

Can we go up to the lighthouse today?

The weather is nice today.

When you're up there, the view will be amazing.

I want to hurry up and go see.

But there are 198 stairs that

you have to climb.

(What did you say?)

There are 198 stairs?

It doesn't look that high. Is it about 10 stories?

I thought they would have an elevator.

(Worried)

Let's go.

My legs hurt.

- He went up five stairs. / - We just started.

We just started.

There's a treasure at the very top.

Walk on this side.

A shiny treasure.

A shiny treasure.

My legs hurt.

Do they hurt? You climbed a lot.

(Jiyong encourages him to climb up by himself.)

I think we've climbed about halfway now.

(His short legs are working hard.)

(Seungjae's great challenge)

(Gasping)

(How much further do we have to go?)

We're almost there.

Just one more floor.

You can do it.

You can do it.

We're almost there.

They made it.

We're here.

Did he climb up the whole way?

- It looks cool. / - It looks cool.

(The view makes the climb worthwhile.)

It was worth climbing up the stairs.

You can't see such a view in the city.

It sure is a treasure.

(You can see Tsushima Island.)

They can see as far as Tsushima Island.

(What a view.)

- How is it? Is it cool? / - Yes.

This is like Dok Island.

- Is it like Dok Island? / - Yes.

- It's similar. / - Pee.

- What? Pee? / - Pee.

My goodness.

- They just got there. / - Is it urgent?

They only saw it for a few minutes.

- What will they do? / - We can't come back.

- I have to pee. / - Can you come back up?

- Yes. / - How can we come back?

(Thinking)

(What will Jiyong decide?)

Let's go.

It would have been nicer if you told me before.

How are we going to climb down?

(They reached the bottom after many turns.)

We have to go back up like before.

Okay.

We're here.

Straight.

(They're back at the top.)

Jiyong is so tired.

(Gosh, my knees...)

You should've just peed your pants.

It's a seagull.

(Hello, Seungjae.)

This is the top of the lighthouse.

The light comes out from over there.

They shine the light from that place.

Then the boats follow the light

to come into the port safely.

This is the place

that stopped the Japanese from invading us in 1952.

Generals and soldiers worked together to fight them.

Will you become an honorable person?

- I'll become a policeman. / - Really?

Salute!

Can you hear me?

Please take good care of the lighthouse!

- Bye, lighthouse! / - Bye!

I'll come back again!

Bye!

They're off again. Seungjae is so busy.

It's a cat.

Do you know where the village head's house is?

- What? / - Why is he looking for the village head?

We're thankful we got to spend the night for free.

Is there anything we can do to help?

I can help.

Can you go get a receipt from the village head?

There's a triangular restaurant.

Go there and pick up a receipt.

Pick up the receipt and buy a drink

for the lighthouse man.

- You can get yourself a snack too. / - Don't worry.

Where are you, village head?

I'm here.

Village head.

It's a triangle.

It's over there.

That's the triangular restaurant.

Village head.

Hello. Are you here?

- Nice to meet you. / - Do you want the receipt?

Yes.

- Here. / - Thank you.

Have you eaten?

- No. / - Do you want to eat?

- Yes. / - Will you eat with us?

- Sorry for the trouble. / - No problem.

- Thank you. / - Sure.

He went to do an errand and got a meal.

Spoon and chopsticks.

He's setting the table by himself.

One set for him and one set for the village head.

(He gets himself some utensils.)

- He's so mature. / - Finished.

- Sir! I already set the table. / - Okay.

Is there anything I can help with?

Just wait a little bit.

- It looks so good! / - Doesn't it?

There are raw fish soup and even grilled fish.

What a feast.

- Thank you for the food. / - Enjoy.

He's blowing on his soup.

He's having it like it's hangover soup.

- It's so good. / - You have a Busan accent.

He's putting it in the soup.

- I'll eat it all. / - Okay.

(He puts the rice into the soup.)

Your belly will pop.

There you go.

(Seaweed soup is the best with rice!)

This is like those food eating shows.

- He loves it so much. / - That place must be good.

You're really good at making seaweed soup.

Is that so? We made it with fluke fish.

This is famous in Busan.

- Fluke. / - Is this fluke?

Those are yellow corvinas.

Yellow corvinas.

I thought they were dried yellow corvinas.

- You're smart. / - He recognizes it.

The yellow corvinas are delicious in Busan.

I'll help you with the bones.

(What?)

- No. / - Why not?

- No. / - Why not?

I feel bad for the yellow corvina.

Try a little bit. It's okay.

- No. / - Should I leave it?

All right, all right.

- It would be bad. / - Okay.

(He is sympathetic.)

Where's your dad, Seungjae?

That's right! He's cleaning!

- Do I wipe this part? / - Yes.

Did he go up again?

Jiyong went up three times already.

(He's cleaning while his son is eating.)

Meanwhile, his son is having a feast.

- Thank you for the food. / - No problem.

- Did you eat a lot? / - Yes.

- I'll do the dishes. / - Really?

It's okay. Don't worry.

- Where is the store? / - The store? Go straight out.

It's called Busan Supermarket.

- Okay. / - Good.

Thank you!

- Bye! / - Bye!

(He rushes to the store.)

It's the last errand he has to run.

That's right. He has to buy a drink.

- Hello. / - Welcome.

(He chooses a drink without hesitation.)

- I'll help you pay. / - I'll take these two.

Okay, sure.

Which one should I get?

(He picks a snack seriously.)

This one.

(I pick you.)

- Gum. / - Yes.

You're so handsome.

Are you done? Here, hold this.

Take your change.

You're so smart. Here.

Thank you.

- "Thank you"? Take care. / - Okay.

- See you. / - Okay.

Hello.

Hello.

Do you want a drink?

Gosh. Where did you get that?

At the store.

Where did such a cute boy come from?

Have some juice.

Thank you so much.

Is he sharing the drinks?

One moment.

I'll open it for you.

Thank you.

(He helps the lady with the straw.)

My goodness.

He's so lovable.

(It's hot, so have a drink.)

You're so cute. Thank you.

I'm going to give them some candy too.

He's sharing his snacks.

He has such a big heart.

He's trying so hard to be nice.

How can I eat this?

Thank you.

(He loves to share.)

Thank you.

Stay healthy.

They must think he's adorable.

Would you like a drink?

- Okay. / - Do you want a drink?

You must be thirsty.

- Thank you. / - They love him.

(Staring)

Hold on.

He's sharing everything he has.

(Seungjae is looking after everyone.)

Thank you.

- Stay healthy. / - Okay.

Bye.

I bought the drinks.

Are you back?

- What did you buy? / - Here.

What is this?

Did you drink three on your way here?

No.

I gave them out to three grandmas and grandpas.

Did you share?

- Yes. / - What about you?

Did you have one?

I was waiting to have it with you.

Where is the receipt?

Right, I almost forgot.

(Right!)

The receipt.

The change.

(He ran his errand perfectly.)

You did a great job. Thank you.

Thanks to you,

we got to rest and see great sights.

- Please take good care of the lighthouse. / - Okay.

(Last night in Busan)

They're visiting somewhere for their last night.

It's so pretty.

(It's a hot place in Haeundae.)

This is a famous hot place in Haeundae

with the best night scenery.

Jiyong and Seungjae are visiting here.

Seungjae, this is Busan's hot place.

What is a hot place?

This is the place where many young people come to.

(It's full of young people.)

And now, you and I are here too.

- Do you like it? / - I like it.

Turn around.

Does it look cool?

- It looks cool. / - Doesn't it?

(The night skyline is fancy like Hong Kong.)

It's as nice as Hong Kong.

- Hello. / - Hello.

- Say hello. / - Hello.

May we take a picture with you?

- I'm your fan. / - Let's take a picture.

May we take a picture?

- Is it working? Yes, it is. / - One, two, three.

(He has a weak smile on.)

- There we go. / - Thank you.

Let's shake hands.

- Enjoy your trip. / - I'm going home today.

- Are you leaving today? / - That's too bad.

Are you leaving after seeing this?

- No, after I eat. / - After you eat?

(Food comes before the night scenery.)

Enjoy your meal.

- Enjoy your meal. / - Bye.

- Enjoy. / - Bye.

Here.

Seungjae, so many people recognize you in Busan.

When is the food coming? I'm going to starve.

(Startled)

It looks delicious.

(Their fish and chips are here.)

It looks good.

This is called "fish and chips".

- I can eat a big piece like this. / - Go ahead.

Try dipping it in this.

You can dip it in this.

Can you feed me one?

Are you a baby?

- Are you a baby? / - Give me a bite.

Are you a baby?

I want to eat something that you give me.

(Jiyong is begging for food.)

(Here you go.)

(It's so hard to get him to feed me.)

When will we stop fighting?

What do you think?

When I'm 31.

Are you going to fight with me until you turn 31?

- Until you're 30? / - More, more, more.

I'll fight you even when I grow taller and taller.

But you don't fight with Mom. Why don't you?

- Do you know why? / - Why?

Because I like Mom a lot.

What about me?

I like you too.

Then why do you fight with me?

- Do you know why? / - Why?

Why?

(Seungjae is good at playing hard to get.)

- The thing is... / - Yes?

You say you like me too.

I do, but...

(His hand is moving fast.)

I don't like you a tiny bit.

A tiny bit. Very tiny bit.

You don't like me by a tiny bit?

You should say you like Mom a bit more.

Don't say that you don't like me by a tiny bit.

What kind of person am I to you?

- Someone cool. / - What else?

You're a friend I love.

Really?

How much do you love me?

As much as the outer space.

(Happy)

Really?

How much do you love me?

Me?

(I'm paying you back for Taiwan.)

This much.

This much.

(I didn't do that.)

This much.

I love you a lot more than

how much you love me.

My love is bigger than the outer space.

I love you, Seungjae.

I love you, Dad!

(I love you, Dad.)

For more infomation >> Jiyong "When will we stop fighting??"LOL [The Return of Superman/2018.08.26] - Duration: 15:09.

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Naeun "Daddy! This is so much fun!" [The Return of Superman/2018.08.26] - Duration: 9:45.

Naeun, shall we go out?

Let's go.

- Let's go. / - He must feel awkward to be at home,

so he's going out with the two children.

He must think it would be easier.

Where do you want to go?

I was to go horseback riding.

You want to go horseback riding?

Let's get on the elevator.

(As they go down...)

- Horseback riding. / - Horseback riding?

- Hello. / - Hello.

Hello.

- She is a pretty girl. / - Thank you.

(Naeun greets the others.)

- Hello. / - You're quite pretty.

Thank you.

(Thank you.)

How old are you?

- I'm four. / - That's five.

- People love kids who greet adults well. / - True.

- They receive more love. / - Let's go.

Hello.

- Hello. / - Hello.

Naeun, let's go.

(An exciting amusement park)

- Come here! Dad! / - Where?

There.

- Where? / - Come here.

What will they ride? There isn't much for kids to do.

She mentioned horseback riding earlier.

- It's a merry-go-round. / - Dad, you sit too.

Try riding it on your own.

Your brother is tired, so I'll wait outside. Okay?

Dad, wait right there.

Okay. I'll be waiting. Good luck.

She's melting my heart.

(She's relaxed and is acting cute.)

She's so good at giving kisses.

- She's a kissing fairy. / - She is.

- I love you. / - Who?

Even the horse?

She loves everything.

(It's a good morning kiss for her dad.)

(Another kiss)

(For her little brother Gunhoo too.)

(This Kissing Fairy is full of love.)

(Time and place don't matter.)

(Neither does her subject.)

(Kissing fairy, sweet Naeun)

(Smiling)

Dad, it's so much fun!

(Swooning)

Your sister looks like she's in a drama.

(Are you shooting a drama?)

I remember this scene.

(A famous scene from "Stairway to Heaven")

Naeun,

do you like me or not?

I like you!

Scream as loud as you like me.

I like you, Dad!

(This family is so sweet.)

He's shooting a drama with his daughter.

- Gunhoo... / - He's hot.

I'm sure it's hot.

(What will be her next ride?)

That one's scary.

- It's scarier than you think. / - It's scary.

Naeun, ride this one by yourself.

- This one? / - Yes.

Ride it alone. I can't ride it.

- But he should ride with... / - You can't?

No, I can't ride it.

Are you sure you can go on it alone?

- Let's go. / - Okay, I'll wait outside.

- She's so brave. / - Why do soccer players

raise their kids to be tough?

- Thanks, Gunhoo. / - He can't leave the baby.

(She's determined to ride it.)

(The ride is starting.)

Gunhoo, wave to your sister.

Naeun.

Aren't you scared?

- Are you okay? / - It's okay.

You're okay.

(She's shining on the ride.)

Gosh.

Gosh. She's so beautiful. It's like a commercial.

It looks like a commercial.

She's gleaming.

- Gosh. / - How pretty.

Won't our child look like her?

- No. / - No?

(She took control of the ride with a smile.)

It's too late in this life.

She looks pretty even with messy hair.

(That's my daughter!)

You did so well. Give me a high-five.

You're the best.

(Where to next?)

(She's pointing to the sky.)

Over there.

Over there? Where?

This?

It's the Ferris wheel.

Naeun. I can't ride this.

Why can't he ride it?

(Stunned)

I'm afraid of heights.

I really hate going on rides.

My wife asked me to ride one in Europe,

but I declined until the end.

I'm scared.

But he's on the national team.

I think it's best he doesn't ride it.

(The No. 1 ride that acrophobics avoid.)

It's really slow, though.

(Dad, let's ride this one together.)

I'm really scared.

Go by yourself.

No, Dad.

- Go on your own. / - No, Dad.

(Her eyes are desperate.)

(You win.)

What can you do?

He can't say no to those eyes.

Just wear a blindfold.

How can he not ride it when she asks like that?

Okay, I'll ride it with you.

(He ends up going on the ride.)

What do I do? I'm so nervous.

I can't look outside. Naeun.

Can you sit still? It's shaking.

No, no, no. You can't punch that.

No, no. Stop. I mean it.

We're halfway done.

Wait. Wait. Hold on.

He's really scared.

I'm dizzy.

The kids must take after their mom.

They're enjoying it.

You're a scaredy-cat.

- You're a scaredy-cat. / - No, I'm not.

(She sings for her scared dad.)

How would it feel to hear

your daughter sing while up in the sky of Ulsan?

(Mom is thin and is good on rides.)

(Me?)

(Did you just call me?)

♪ Good job ♪

Dad, are you still scared now?

I'm a little less scared.

Did she sing for him to help him feel better?

(I will sing another, then!)

How sweet.

That's why people want daughters. Are you jealous?

It's different. She's cute just breathing.

Your first kid is a son.

That's why you're jealous of people with daughters.

I don't know how it would feel,

but if I had a pouch like a kangaroo,

I'd want to carry her around in it.

- Really? / - Absolutely.

Why won't you do it with a son?

He would decline me right away.

- But a daughter... / - He says, "You smell".

Yes. That's right.

Naeun.

(What is she doing with a baby doll?)

(Her dad is putting Gunhoo to sleep.)

(A baby is putting a baby to sleep.)

(Goodnight, my baby.)

The baby is sleeping.

(Did Gunhoo fall asleep?)

Is he asleep? He is.

(Shushing)

(7, 8, 9, 10, 11...)

How many seconds is he shushing?

Kids sleep better with that sound.

Oh, baby.

Are you sleepy?

Just a little bit.

She fell asleep, but he woke her up to wash up.

(She can do it by herself.)

Okay. The end.

Say goodnight.

- Goodnight. / - Goodnight.

Goodness.

- She's melting my heart. / - Come on.

Here too. Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Am I in a hot pot? My heart is melting.

(She's giggly even at night.)

Go inside.

Go on. Here.

(Sweet)

- Will you sleep or not? / - No.

She acted like she wouldn't sleep,

but she fell asleep.

(By the way...)

Are the babies sleeping in their own rooms?

We had a lot of disagreements about it at first.

This is how it's like overseas.

They sleep apart as soon as they're born.

I can rest and do my own things.

It's really comfortable now.

(His back looks tired.)

It hasn't even been one day.

No.

- I'm so tired. / - He did half a day.

I should call her.

Hello.

Are you busy?

I'm not busy.

Did you finish everything?

I finished everything.

Are you sure you want to do it again

and not just the special?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I can see now how hard it is for you.

You've been through a lot.

- That's it? / - I really miss you.

I love you so much. Okay?

- Yes, yes. Whatever. / - Yes, yes. Whatever.

Bye.

For more infomation >> Naeun "Daddy! This is so much fun!" [The Return of Superman/2018.08.26] - Duration: 9:45.

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Enquête sur la vaccination - épisode 2 - La composition des vaccins -Regenere.org - Duration: 45:43.

So far, I have always been interested in health and how to be healthy.

I did not deal with diseases, drugs and medicine

it's not my job, I'm not competent nor interested in it.

For me, it's health first ...

And then, I became a dad a year ago.

It is the most beautiful experience of my life.

like all fathers, I was

confronted with the question of vaccination at one point or another

And frankly, I hear everything and its opposite.

This goes from the classical speech about the obvious

and the absolutely essential and harmless nature of vaccines

up to the most disturbing testimonials,

especially in my environment. I have examples around me.

I realize that in the end,

I do not have the elements to make a choice on vaccination, the famous informed choice.

And for my son, I want the best, the full health.

I do not want to make random choices, and especially not play the Russian roulette ...

We talk about free and informed consent,

so, since nobody seemed to be able to inform me without taking sides,

I started an investigation, I did my own investigation,

with all the energy that is given by the love for my son.

Music: "Shine" by Hicham Chahidi

I wanted finally to know what was the "truth about vaccination".

My opinion does not matter at the end, and neither my choices.

What I want is to give everyone clear, rational information

and based on scientific facts in order to make an informed choice.

I am not "anti-vaccine", I am pro-science, pro-public health,

pro-happy and healthy child,

so I will ask questions and try to answer them!

VACCINATION INVESTIGATION Episode 2: The composition of vaccines

We all want our children to be healthy, right?

I called my friend Alex to film my testimonial about my investigation

and that he can account for the path I had taken

to untie the truth from the false.

This film is the testimonial of this investigation,

it's my way to the truth about vaccination!

A: Cool, well, I can't wait.

T: We meet again for the 2nd session.

Did you process the first?

Did you understand what happened?

A: Yes, yes

T: Today, I suggest that we take a look at what vaccines contain.

What are the components of vaccines?

I explained why I had some doubts at the beginning.

I said, as a good rationalist,

I will focus on the components of vaccines.

As usual, you have your file, to get to work.

There are more than 30 pages, all the bibliographical references,

the scientific studies on which I based my research,

I will quote some, not all, and you can refer to them.

All links are there, you can check them.

And the people who watch these videos can do exactly the same.

However, do not mix the pages, because you cannot follow after.

The people who watch these videos can do exactly the same.

All references are below in the description.

A: And to be aware, this is a work of ...

A: And to be aware, this is a work of ...

T: 6 months of work A: 6 months, huh?

T: When I told you to come, it's been 6 months.

Because I wanted to do things good and, as I told you,

to put some distance between the dogmatic side of certain positions from both sides,

and to really have something to back up all things.

A: Good!

T: Shall we start?

So, I wanted to start, anyway, with a small thing,

in the field of vaccination,

to show that one can have a strict religious approach to things.

That is to say, we state facts,

without any evidence,

and I wanted to give a shout out to Agnès Buzyn,

who is our Minister of Health, who recently stated in a newspaper that

"We have the certainty that vaccines are safe."

A: The certainty?

T: It is harmless. Totally harmless.

Far from me is the desire to make "sensationalism" or to play on emotions,

but here is a testimonial, from a close person, which also explains why I started this investigation ...

Inoffensive: adjective. which can not hurt, which does not harm others.

Testimonial of Fanny My daughter Adele was growing normally

but today she is more than 80% disabled.

At the age of 5 months she received the third round of vaccine injection

with Pentavac and Prevenar.

In that day, while I was nursing her, I was pushed to get Revaxis.

It's a vaccine that is heavily loaded with aluminum,

but I did not know that,

and I was assured that nothing was going to modify maternal milk,

that there was no problem.

And for the record, the pharmacist who gave us the vaccines

confessed to me, from her own mouth

that for herself and her own children

she has always refused vaccines.

Adele began to vomit more and more,

she peed a lot

and after a month, she ended up being hospitalized

with historical infusions that have risen to 3.5 liters per day,

when she was only 7 months old!

So they were taking blood every 3-4 hours

to continually readjust the infusions.

I saw tons of doctors

who asked me each time to redo the chronology of what happened,

and every time I talked with them about vaccines

I was systematically told "You can forget! "

That was the big question mark

Since they did not know, they gave 4 broad-spectrum antibiotics

after that, she developed a Clostridium, so you can imagine the consequences ...

And then they made lots of images

including brain MRI with general anesthesia

after which she had a Cardiopulmonary arrest for 6 to 10 minutes.

You can imagine the consequences!

Finally, they quickly jumped to the genetic track

They begun with Bartter's disease.

But this Bartter syndrome that she showed

And which supposedly could only be of genetic origin

well, it disappeared in 3 days.

And after this spontaneous result,

they quickly rebounded, in less than a week, on another genetic disease

which is called mitochondrial cytopathy.

And since then, there have been lots of assumptions,

and in fact, they were persisting on this track.

We spent a lot of time in the hospital,

we met a lot of families,

a lot of children who became sick after vaccination,

and we are often told the same encountered difficulty

to link vaccines with diseases,

and even when the chronology was matching!

So what we saw was bronchiolitis, about 1 month after vaccination,

cancers, especially leukemias, around 1 to 7 months after vaccination,

type 1 diabetes, the last one was 15 days after vaccination,

and then Kawasaki, autism, and so on.

Today it's too late for us,

but we think it's very important to give our testimonial about what we went through, and ...

That said, we confirm nothing,

but we think that we have the right to ask questions.

T: So, you're going to tell me, what I showed you here, it's just one testimonial.

There are lots of Testimonials like that.

But if it was totally harmless, there would not even be a single testimonial like that.

There are lots of testimonials from parents like that.

It's among the things, that made me think.

And you have to know that on May 7, 2015,

the French Public Health Council

suspended the recommendation of the rotavirus vaccine,

it's a specific vaccine,

and the justification was:

they said they suspended it after "the notification of serious side effects, huh?

serious side effects,

including having been able to cause death after the vaccination of infants".

For them to have had to withdraw the vaccine from the recommendations,

there must have been a few cases.

And that's really the problem.

So when we talk about vaccines and children,

to put context a little bit,

I wanted to quote from a study, which really marked me.

The same, you have the reference.

The study says:

"Infant mortality rates have worsened

with the increase in the number of doses of vaccines usually administered:

is there a biochemical or synergistic toxicity? "

The infant mortality rate has worsened with the increase in the number of vaccines.

And the conclusion of this study is:

"These results demonstrate a relationship that seems illogical:

nations that demand more vaccine doses

tend to have higher infant mortality rates. "

It's still quite definitive:

"Nations that demand more vaccine doses

tend to have higher infant mortality rates. "

And it's really relevant for us,

since, in France, we go from 3 doses, well 3 vaccines,

well, they are not even doses because they were already tetravalents.

From 3 vaccines to 11 vaccines.

A: Tetravalent, is it 3 vaccines in one?

T: 3 vaccines.

A: Okay.

T: We go from 3 to 11.

So, "the nations that demand more ..."

And they say, a relationship that seems illogical:

"Nations that demand more vaccine doses

tend to have higher infant mortality rates."

And besides, to go in that direction,

there is a German institute, called the Robert Koch Institute,

which did a huge study, which lasted from May 2003 to May 2006,

in which they studied the physiological and psychological state

of more than 17,000 children between 0 and 17 years old.

This is called a meta-analysis.

So they did not do it for the purpose of having information on vaccines in particular.

They gathered all possible information on the state of health,

the medical history of these children.

And then, there were researchers who, taking this data,

examined the areas that interested them in particular.

And so, there is an independent researcher, whose name is Angelika Müller,

who did a whole study (the same, I give you the link in your references)

concerning the state of health of vaccinated and unvaccinated children,

since she was interested in this.

So she took in the cohort of 17,000.

There are very few unvaccinated children, but there were still some of them.

And out of 17,000, she still found several hundred,

a sufficiently significant number, I believe almost 1 thousand,

that were unvaccinated, out of 17,000, and she compared their health state.

In the link, the plots are impressive.

You see that the state of health, in most of the diseases she has been able to list, the behavioral disorders, and so on,

unvaccinated children are much better than vaccinated children.

Here too, we are in a relationship that seems illogical, as the other study said.

You see, it's illogical, but the more you vaccinate, the less should be infant mortality.

The more you vaccinate, the more you have infant mortality.

Well, she found the illogical relationship.

She says "The data from the study ...

(so this study was called KiGGS)

repeatedly bring evidence that

unvaccinated children are in all aspects healthier than vaccinated children.

Effects of vaccine ingredients,

in particular the undesirable effects of certain toxic additives,

provide a logical explanation for this discovery.

Defamation of parents who do not vaccinate must stop immediately,

as well as the direct and indirect pressure to vaccinate,

for example, the exclusion of unvaccinated children from schools during epidemics."

She points to the effects of vaccine ingredients.

That's why I propose today to discuss the ingredients of vaccines.

We will look at what is inside these products that we inject.

Because, there would be someone who would arrive in the street ...

Imagine, you have a little kid, you have your son, you have your daughter ...

You may not be a father yet, but me, since I am a father now,

I can tell you, this is the most precious thing you have in the world, okay?

You have someone who arrives in the street with a syringe and who tells you

"I would like to inject something to your kid."

Normally, you will say

"What's inside ?"

something we absolutely do not do when we talk about vaccines.

We will begin to focus on what is inside the vaccines.

So, just before going into it specifically,

there is still a clarification that I would like to do because, for me,

there is a confusion that we will find at different times,

and that is very important to point out.

There is a fundamental difference

between a product that you take orally

and a product that you inject.

There is a fundamental difference between ingestion and injection.

And you'll see that, many times, in studies,

we compare doses of products found in vaccines

with recommendations for products that are taken orally.

But when you take it orally,

when you take orally for example a product that contains aluminum,

well, there is a big part of this aluminum

which directly goes in the toilet.

Because, as I explained to you,

on the surface of our intestines, we have an immune system

which is called the mucosal immune system,

and that blocks most toxic agents.

So imagine that you take 5 micrograms of aluminum, orally,

you can imagine that there are at least 4 micrograms that will end up in the toilet.

On the other hand, if you inject 5 micrograms of aluminum directly into the blood,

well you have 5 micrograms of aluminum that are in the blood.

And you'll see that in many places

including websites from the French government (Vaccination Info Service),

the two are mixed together.

From a personnel view, I do not think the people who wrote these articles are stupid

to the point of confusing between the two.

So for me it's manipulation,

it's malevolence,

it's taking people for fools and making confusion.

So, I really wanted us to realize that,

when you inject a product into the blood,

we bypass all the protection mechanisms of the body.

Completely. It is not the same.

A: Yes, that's it, It is not the same.

T: It is not the same at all.

drinking water that contains mercury, and injecting mercury into the blood, are not the same thing,

because when you drink water that contains mercury, actually,

there is a good part that is eliminated.

Okay? So, that was really an important point.

To see what vaccines are made of,

I took something that is a reference,

called the Physician Desk Reference PDR,

it is like a "Bible" of medicine.

You have the link in your studies.

It's renewed every year, the Physician's Desk Reference, the PDR.

It's the drug industry that says a little bit about all their products,

and all the compositions of these different products.

And we'll look a little bit at what are the main ingredients of vaccines.

So, in a vaccine, in general, what do we find?

There are attenuated pathogens.

Attenuated pathogens are things for which we want to vaccinate.

For example, we will take smallpox, either in live form,

there are live viruses and dead viruses,

we will come back to this in more detail in next episodes.

that is the attenuated pathogen that is supposed to start the reaction.

Then there are adjuvants.

A: And why?

T: why adjuvants?

It is to increase the reaction of the immune system.

These are products that will stimulate the immune system in a certain way.

That will justify, for example, the presence of aluminum,

which is a product that the immune system "does not like",

it is a poison for the body.

So it reacts and it will produce more antibodies.

Then there are conservatives,

there are excipients ...

A: Conservatives for what?

T: For vaccines, for viruses, so that products are preserved.

For example, when it's live viruses, it is to preserve them,

you need preservatives so that the product does not change.

And there are excipients, called bulking agents.

They are agents so that there is better absorption.

These are products that do not participate directly in the vaccine effect,

but which participate in the absorption of the product.

And there are toxoids, they are proteins,

toxic products, which also participate in the immune response.

Okay ?

So, what we call attenuated pathogens, it is indeed, according to the Pasteurian theory ...

We give a weakened version of the virus or bacteria,

to generate the production of specific antibodies.

no problem.

Then adjuvants and preservatives.

So, in adjuvants and conservatives, we will find:

mercury (we'll talk about it), formaldehyde, aluminum, ethylene glycol, phenol.

So, the goal is to provoke a stronger immune response than that which would only be caused by the attenuated pathogen.

So, if we take them one by one in detail.

Formaldehyde, if you type formaldehyde on the Internet: carcinogenic, neurotoxic effect.

I had to put some studies, but anyone who wants to take the trouble of searching ...

Formaldehyde was discussed a lot when it came to children's toys, for example.

There was quite a scandal about the presence of formaldehyde in children's products.

It is, by inhalation, a product that is highly carcinogenic.

If it is by inhalation, you can imagine that, by injection ...

A: It's even more so.

T: Even more.

We are going to talk about it, because after that, there will be the question of doses.

This is what the debates are all about, huh?

Phenol, many studies there too.

You type phenol, NCBI, Pubmed, phenol danger, phenol neurotoxicity.

Neurotoxic, major allergen,

it is behind many allergic respiratory phenomena in children.

Then there is ethylene glycol, so it's called 2-phenoxyethanol.

So, I did not find much that goes against this product.

I often saw that it was not an ideal conservative, in many studies.

So, I do not know what they mean by "ideal conservative".

In any case, they were not fans.

And then, we come across the famous aluminum.

So, we will talk about aluminum and mercury,

and I'm afraid we'll spend the whole session on aluminum and mercury,

because there is a lot to say about them.

So aluminum is an adjuvant that is used to increase the reaction of the immune system.

A: So, I have a question.

Because, if the body reacts to aluminum, wouldn't it react ...

T: So, no, it's more complex.

Aluminum will lead to an over-reaction of the body to the pathogen.

It amplifies the reaction of the body, indeed,

it leads, objectively, to the production of more antibodies.

Really, it works.

What is clear about aluminum is that it is toxic for the central nervous system.

And it leads to strong reactions of the immune system.

There are hundreds of studies on the neurotoxicity of aluminum on the Internet.

For example, I quote from one study, I put several in your documents.

I quote from one, which says:

"We conclude that the Alhydrogel ..."

(Alhydrogel® is the main licensed adjuvant for human and animal vaccines)

"We conclude that Alhydrogel® injected at low doses into the muscles of mice can induce, selectively,

neurotoxic effects and accumulation of aluminum in the brain in the long term.

In any case, the opinion that the neurotoxicity of Alhydrogel® obeys the classical chemical toxicity rule

*The dose makes the poison* seems simplistic."

So, they say neurotoxicity, and they even tell you,

it's not even the dose that makes the poison.

It's a lot more complex.

I did already mention it in the previous episode.

With these kinds of products, we are out of this notion of dose.

There are combined effects on which we do not have complete control.

So, on the neurotoxicity of aluminum

there is not a lot of debate at the scientific level.

The question of dosage is where we have debates,

because most people say yes, there is aluminum,

but very low doses and it's harmless.

So, we're going to take a look ... We'll have to do some math,

I'm sorry, but for you to understand the data,

we will have to look at the dosage questions.

So I quote from ... a study, for example,

that was done on what's called the Bayley Mental Development Index.

The Bayley Mental Development Index

it is a set of tests that makes it possible to measure the cognitive faculties of an individual.

These are tests of speed, association.

It tests the intelligence, in a way, of an individual,

but it is not a test of intelligence quotient, it is rather an active intelligence test.

And so, they say in conclusion:

"We believe that for children

who receive a complete nutrition intravenously

with an average dose of 45 μg of aluminum per kilogram per day,

the projected reduction in the Bayley Mental Development Index would be, on average,

one point per day of nutrition intake intravenously. "

I will translate. What they mean,

is that if the child receives a nutrition

which contains about 50 micrograms of aluminum per kilogram of body weight per day, every day,

he will lose a point on the Bayley index.

That is to say, every day, he will regress at the cognitive level. Okay ?

If we do the math, for a child of 5 kg,

5 times 50 micrograms, that's 250 micrograms.

That is to say, if he receives, every day, 250 micrograms,

well, on the Bayley index, at the cognitive level,

he will regress by one point each time he takes this dose.

So 250 micrograms is 0.25 milligrams.

We can show it on the video, it will be interesting.

0.25 milligrams.

At that moment, I say, OK, 0.25 milligrams,

let's see how much is in the vaccines.

You might say, there are certainly a lot less,

because we know that with this dose, the kid regresses at the cerebral level.

I go to the Vaccination Info Service website,

which is a website with the label of the French government.

It is an emanation of the French Ministry of Health and Solidarity.

And here, I come across an extraordinary thing

because they deal with the toxicity of aluminum.

Because, of course, it must have come back. I quote :

"Aluminum is the most abundant metal on earth."

So already, for me, it's not an argument.

It's not because it's on earth that you have to eat it.

Already, you see.

"We absorb it daily by multiple ways

and all food contains some of it

like vegetables and cereals.

Aluminum is also used for food packaging (drinks in cans)."

For a moment, you say, what do they want to tell me ?

You know, it's a little ...

"Thus, the quantities of aluminum from the vaccines are low ...".

So, it's interesting, they give values.

"... usually 0.2 to 0.5 mg per vaccine ...".

I remind you that the maximum dose is 0.25.

So, 0.2 to 0.5 mg, you can say that we are definitely at 0.5, and they say:

"... usually 0.2 to 0.5, and in any case never more than 0.85 mg ...";

0.85, we are at 3 times the dose. Okay ?

And what I find strange is:

"... compared to other daily sources of aluminum intake in the body

(3 to 5 mg each day orally)."

That's where I tell you, we compare vaccine doses, saying

"But it's not much because, every day,

you have 3 to 5 mg orally."

But orally, it's not at all the same thing!

It's not the same thing at all !

So 0.85 is 3 times the dose that is recognized as being profoundly neurotoxic

and leading to a regression at the intellectual level of children.

A: And that's what they say.

T: They give you numbers,

And then, technically, I do not want to be suspicious, but if you're told

"It is between 0.2 and 0.5 mg, and never more than 0.85 mg",

you can say "OK, we are at 0.85 mg, or even worse".

So, already, we are at 3 times the dose.

And we are not talking about cumulative effects.

We are not talking about what will happen ...

Because if we have hexavalent drugs, it's 6 times? it's 12 times?

I mean, it was said that *The dose makes the poison* is not applicable.

In the first study they said:

"The opinion saying that the neurotoxicity of aluminum

obeys the classic chemical toxicity rule *The dose makes the poison* seems simplistic. "

Ok, so if it's simplistic, what's really going on?

When we take 6 at a time, what's really going on?

We don't know. I can't answer you.

We don't know, I did not find anything to know.

A: Wow! That's crazy !

T: It's impressive, huh?

And, afterwards, when you see parents telling you:

"I have my child who has profoundly regressed after a vaccine containing aluminum" ...

Because most vaccines contain aluminum,

we'll talk about mercury right after

but most vaccines contain aluminum.

Well, you can say that, yes, there is a real neurotoxicity.

So, does that happen systematically, of course not ...

Well…

We do not really measure the decrease in the cognitive abilities of a child.

We can not really know, because most parents do not do this Bayley test,

that should be done just before and after the injection.

Most parents do not do it.

Major accidents, there is not that much.

But, how many thousands? We will talk about it.

We will talk about it. How many thousands?

And if it's your kid, you do not care if it's one from millions.

If it's yours, it's a disaster.

I mean, a child who develops autism-like disorders,

it's the life of a whole family that changes, in addition to his own.

So, you see, when you're told, yeah, finally, it's 1 in 1000 ...

Yes, all right, but if you were unlucky, what's going to happen?

And how can we rejoice in the collateral damage ...

We talked about aluminum ... So, if you want to do more research ...

I'm not going to emphasize too much on aluminum, because we already have proven neurotoxicity.

At the dose level, it's pretty clear.

But you can do some research.

There is a French team that worked on a disease called macrophage myofasciitis.

Saying it like that is not glamorous,

but you will see, they make it in connection with the neurotoxicity of aluminum.

There is another syndrome, called ASIA syndrome.

It is an inflammatory autoimmune syndrome related to vaccine adjuvants.

Again, there is a lot of research being done right now.

It did not seem necessary to develop more than that.

I think enough has been said about aluminum.

I would like now to have a few words about mercury.

Because there was a lot of talking about mercury in vaccines.

You have certainly heard about it.

A: Oh yeah. It's even worse than aluminum, right?

T: Yeah, we'll see, we'll see.

Well, when we talk about mercury,

we are talking about a product called thimerosal.

I'll suggest to put a picture on the screen, the bottle of thimerosal.

And on the bottle of thimerosal, we see a skull.

Technically, when you see a skull on something,

It does not mean "it's good, you can eat it".

There is a little warning already.

We will not eat it, we will inject it.

They'll tell you "but no! it's a question of dosage".

We will have to talk about dosage.

With respect to mercury, I have already listed more than 240 studies that prove that thimerosal is dangerous:

behavioral disorders, delay in speech, encephalitis, brain inflammation ...

There are a lot of studies.

Just type "thimerosal autism", "thimerosal encephalitis".

I listed some, but I did not want to put everything, it would have been useless.

So when you take the information,

what's called the Material Safety Data Sheet ...

The link is there too ...

This is called the Material Safety Data Sheet.

We see: mutagenic effects.

So, what is a mutagenic effect?

That means that thimerosal directly attacks the DNA.

A mutagen is an agent that changes the genome of an organism,

which will act directly on the genetic code of an organism

and which increases the number of genetic mutations of an organism.

So, "mutagenic effects for somatic cells of mammals.

there is no teratogenic effects.

There is no developmental toxicity.

This substance may be toxic to the kidneys, liver, spleen, bone marrow, and central nervous system.

Prolonged exposure to this substance may damage target organs.

Repeated exposure to a highly toxic material may produce

general deterioration of health by accumulation

in one or more human organs."

That's the data sheet of thimerosal.

Already, when you see that ...

A: it sends shivers down your spine!

T: it sends shivers down your spine!

A: I thought that mercury had been removed from all the vaccines.

Is it true, or ...? we always find a little?

T: It's more complex than that.

A: Okay.

T: Indeed. So, they tell you ...

There are many people who claim that mercury is safe.

I have 240 studies to prove the opposite.

Indeed, mercury has been removed from most vaccines.

So, if it has been removed, it's not for nothing.

It was because there were strong suspicions of problems.

It was not removed from all vaccines.

There is a link, go to the Vaccination Info Service website, which gives the values.

We realize that mercury has been removed from most vaccines, except two:

hepatitis B and the flu vaccine.

A: The two most common vaccines, almost, no?

T: In any case well spread, which are among the most common ...

It was removed from most vaccines.

So there must have been a problem ...

The flu vaccine is administered to pregnant women.

And for me, this is crazy.

When you go to recommendations of Vaccination Info Service,

They say who should be vaccinated against the flu,

they tell you pregnant women at all stages of pregnancy.

So, if you vaccinate pregnant women you also vaccinate the fetuses.

The fetuses take a dose of mercury, necessarily.

It is also present in the vaccine against hepatitis B, which is injected to newborns.

So, here too, it's funny because,

well, except if the mother has hepatitis B, and that's easy to know.

If the mother has hepatitis B, we know it.

Otherwise, hepatitis B, in fact,

it is a virus that is transmitted either sexually or among drug addicts.

After 2 months, the chances that the kid becomes polytoxicomaniac are limited,

and the risk of having sex at 2 months, again, normally,

if everything is balanced, it should be excluded.

So again, to vaccinate against hepatitis B at 2 months or 3 months,

I do not really see the point.

These 2 vaccines contain mercury.

Hepatitis B is a sexually transmitted disease, so why for a baby?

So the question is always the dosage.

This is where there is a lot of debate.

They'll tell you "mercury is present, in some drugs,

but in trace, but it's not that important"

A: Except that for a child or a newborn, the dose should be very small ...

T: We'll see.

So, if you go to the website of the French Agency for the Safety of Health Products,

you learn that there are 25 micrograms of thimerosal

by vaccine dose, hepatitis B and the flu vaccine. 25 micrograms.

The vaccine that we are going to give to newborns, for example.

There are 25 micrograms per dose of vaccine.

So, we also learn that the other vaccines do not contain mercury,

or contain traces of it.

So me, you see, in my head, I say: trace, what is it?

You know, it's a bit like when, sometimes,

when I'm going to the market,

you see people who have organic vegetable,

and then you have others that are not organic,

then I go to see them and say:

"Yeah, you do soil treatment, and ..."

"No, we hardly treat".

And I say all the time: "What is hardly, for you?

I want to know what it is for you: hardly."

Here, it's a little similar. I'm told, there are traces.

We have to see what it is, traces.

You see, there are traces and big traces.

So, I went to see the website of the Food and Drug Administration,

I give you the link, FDA.

And they say, "Vaccines with traces of thimerosal contain 1 microgram or less of mercury per dose. "

So when they really contain mercury, there are 25 micrograms,

when they contain traces, it is up to 1 microgram. Okay ?

If there is less than 1 microgram, we say, it is traces

and it does not appear as a vaccine containing mercury.

So, 1 microgram per dose of vaccine ...

I had fun doing some math.

I'll do it quickly. 1 dose of vaccine is 0.5 ml.

Imagine that there is 1 microgram, so there are only traces.

1 microgram for 0.5 ml, that's 2 mg per liter.

You can redo the calculation yourself, it's simple.

It's 2 mg per liter.

So, in vaccines that do not contain mercury,

there may be up to 2 mg per liter of mercury.

So now, let's go and see what are the toxicity, the recommendations,

at the level of mercury toxicity.

And I went to see drinking water, for example.

So, we agree, drinking water, you take it orally.

So, injectable, we should be well below.

But already, orally, the recommention from WHO,

it is 1 microgram per liter.

Here, we are at 2 mg per liter, that is to say 2000 times more.

In a vaccine that contains only traces,

there is 2000 times more concentration of mercury

than the maximum tolerated by WHO in drinking water.

And we are talking about something that is being injected,

compared to something that is taken orally.

So, I do not really understand how one can have 2000 times more without having a problem.

We'll have a little break.

Mercury was always present in vaccines.

And it is still present in the vaccine for hepatitis B and for the flu,

at a dose of 25 micrograms per dose for hepatitis B and for the flu vaccine. Okay ?

Even when they are only traces,

there may be up to 1 microgram per dose of vaccine,

which amounts to the equivalent of 2 mg per liter,

which is 2000 times more than the maximum dose allowed by WHO for drinking water.

Okay ?

Then, it was shown that the maximum tolerable dose ...

There is a study in there that proves it ... the maximum parenteral dose,

that is, injectable,

normally it is 2 micrograms per kg of body weight.

Do you have a question?

A: Yeah, so I have a question, because,

WHO puts all these numbers within reach of all people,

but they are not connected with doctors,

or those who make these vaccines, those who say ...

T: I found most of my numbers on official websites.

To have probity too in my research, you see,

I did not want to search in alternative websites that do not give their sources, etc.

Me too, I'm tired, because I think there is manipulation in both directions.

And I found anti-vaccination websites ...

because when I went to see pro-vaccinations, it was simple.

The basic argument was:

vaccination has saved millions of lives,

Shut your mouth, anyway, there are no questions to be asked.

Any debate is not welcome.

OK, so after I went to see the anti-vaccinations.

And among anti-vaccinations, I saw things that, for me, were totally wrong.

I said, but wait, that's completely wrong guys, your calculations are wrong.

So, I did the calculations myself,

and I went to see sources that were the most official sources possible.

So, yes, I went to see the WHO website.

What are the recommendations?

And I made my own calculations.

And so, in the study I showed you, they say,

parenterally, it is injectable.

Because, I found the norms for injectable,

they say 2 micrograms per kg of body weight. Okay ?

If you have a child whose weight is 5 kg, that's 10 micrograms.

When we inject a vaccine that is 25 micrograms,

it is 2.5 times the maximum tolerable dose parenterally.

So, we are above, far above.

You will tell me, but then,

does this injection of mercury actually lead to disorders in children?

I found hundreds of studies that show children's problems.

I quote ... I will quote 3. Okay? Randomly.

For you I did put more,

so that you really have all.

I will quote 3.

"This study presents the first epidemiological evidence,

based on tens of millions of vaccine doses administered in the United States,

which links a growing level of thimerosal from vaccines

to severe neurodevelopment disorders."

2nd study: "Highly increased risks

(according to sex, age, type of vaccine and vaccine manufacturer)

of autism, speech disorders, mental retardation, personality disorders, ataxia

and neurological disorders in general have been associated with thimerosal exposure."

3rd study: "These studies show that there is biological plausibility

and irrefutable epidemiological evidence

showing a direct relationship between increasing doses of mercury

from vaccines containing thimerosal

and disorders of neurodevelopment,

and between measles vaccines and severe neurological disorders.

It is recommended to remove thimerosal from all vaccines

and to carry out additional studies to produce a MMR vaccine

with an improved safety profile."

That is why, at the time,

the mercury was removed from the MMR vaccine,

but it has not been removed from hepatitis B and the flu vaccines.

If it did this much damage with the MMR vaccine,

you can imagine that with hepatitis B and the flu vaccines,

we are exactly in the same situation.

And I remind you that hepatitis B and the flu vaccines,

children and infants have it, since,

if pregnant women are vaccinated,

the fetus gets it as well.

A: Yeah, it's crazy.

And besides, if we removed the mercury,

it must be that they found out it was harmful.

So, why did they leave it...

T: So, what's funny, you see,

in this research on mercury ...

because mercury is always a topic for debates,

I came across studies that tried to prove the safety of mercury.

And it's very interesting because ...

I struggled a little with these studies,

because I really tried to consider the pros and cons.

I said, let's take a look on the other side.

And so, when I found all these mercury toxicity studies,

I said I will try to find some that prove the safety of mercury.

And I found some. At first, I thought,

how can I make both coexist?

There must be some bias somewhere.

And it's very interesting, because all the studies I found

proving the safety of mercury,

what did they do?

They were taking children who had just been vaccinated and,

after a few hours they measured the amount of mercury in their blood.

And they said: There is no mercury in the blood,

which proves that the body did eliminate it very quickly.

The problem is that if you take a look at the metabolism of mercury,

you realize that mercury is very quickly metabolized by the body

and it is stored in the tissues.

So, it's normal that they do not find it in the blood

because, mercury is stored inside the tissues.

I have not found any study that actually measures the amount of mercury excreted in urine,

which would really prove that mercury is eliminated,

because mercury is not eliminated.

Mercury stays inside.

The last controversy that I faced,

is a controversy concerning the nature of mercury.

It may be a bit of a specialist's opinion,

but as I know there are people who will watch these videos,

who will be specialized in mercury ...

There are various forms of mercury

there is ethyl mercury and methyl mercury.

methyl mercury is the one found in fish,

and you are told: pregnant women should not eat fish,

you will take mercury.

And in vaccines, it's ethyl mercury.

And what has been said,

and what I found for example on the CDC website,

It's the Center for Disease Control,

it's the health agency in the United States,

They say that methyl mercury is super dangerous,

but ethyl mercury is safe,

the body eliminates it. Okay ?

And in fact, it sounds good, I'd like to believe it, but it's wrong.

And I have a lot of evidence to support it.

I quote one, several even

but one in particular that comes from National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, in the United States,

it is an extremely famous science academy,

which has no less than 300 Nobel Prize winners.

So, this is not the club of the friends of Picsou Magazine, it is really serious.

What are their conclusions?

They tell you, "ethyl mercury", so it's the mercury of vaccines,

"Is probably slightly less toxic than methyl mercury in fish.

However, the database on ethyl mercury is still very weak,

This creates considerable uncertainty in comparisons between risk assessments."

So they say it's slightly less toxic,

but in fact, we do not know.

"Ethyl mercury and methyl mercury should be considered equipotent in terms of developmental neurotoxicity.

This conclusion is clearly protective of public health."

This conclusion should be kept for public health,

and conclusions should be drawn from this study.

"Exposure to ethyl mercury from vaccines

(added to methyl mercury exposures from food)

has undoubtedly resulted in strong neurotoxic reactions in some children."

These are their conclusions.

And then, they are carefull.

That does not stop the CDC, as I told you, from continuing to announce:

"Thimerosal contains ethyl mercury,

that is eliminated from the human body faster than methyl mercury,

and therefore, has less risk of harm."

It's false.

And then, I will not say a lot.

I do not want to overwhelm you, but do your research.

Thimerosal and autism, thimerosal and dyspraxia, dyslexia, dysorthography ...

all behavioral disorders, all spelling disorders,

all the disorders of dexterity that can be found in children.

And there is plenty, when you interview the parents, when you go to forums ...

When you see testimonials from mothers, troubles like that, there are a lot.

We have a product that is clearly present.

It's a bit ... imagine that you have a murder happening in a house.

You are the neighbor, and then, just after the screams related to the murder,

you see a guy come out at full speed through the service door.

And you go to the police.

You tell them: but I saw someone come out the service door.

And they tell you: yes, but we do not have proof that it was him who caused the murder.

You say, but wait, seriously, anyway,

arrest him, be careful, what! There is something there.

And here we have a product, which is recognized as highly neurotoxic.

It is known that it is as toxic as methyl mercury and so on,

we know that it accumulates in the tissues, and yet

we continue to keep it in vaccines.

We have 2 vaccines, the flu vaccine,

which is massively given, to the elderly,

but also to pregnant women, so that affects the fetuses.

We have hepatitis B, we vaccinate children with the vaccine against hepatitis B.

It is part of the cohort of 11 vaccines with which we will vaccinate children,

which contain 25 micrograms per dose of mercury.

We know that this is at least 2.5 times the maximum dose in a 5 kg baby.

We also know that there is large amounts of aluminum, we know all that.

We know that mercury, even when it is not present on vaccines,

it can be present in trace, and that, even in the trace state, it is 1 microgram.

A: And it's very harmful.

T: And it's very harmful too.

A: So, who is funding all these studies?

In the end, it's public stuff, it's ...

T: Yes, because there are public researchers, but we should not believe...

You know, I'm not doing demonization, I mean ...

A: In public, we are told very clearly ...

T: It depends. The problem is that it does not get past the research stage.

It does not get past the research stage.

That's why I did all this research work too.

Having done it for myself, I said, I must share it.

The data is available.

Just take the time to look for it.

We did not finish with vaccines.

I mean we did not finish with the compositions.

We'll stop here, if you want, because it seems to me there is already a good piece.

T: Yeah, the head is going to explode. We will continue next time.

We will not only study other things found in vaccines.

You'll see, we do not expect to find them.

We will talk about glyphosate, for example.

Glyphosate is produced by Monsanto, we say, isn't it a major pesticide?

We will find it in vaccines. Well,

And then we'll talk about how vaccines are evaluated.

Who evaluates vaccines before they are put in the market?

You will see some surprises.

Maybe there is a major conflict of interest.

A: Oh really? Are you sure ?

T: Yeah, we'll see. It's okay ?

A: Yeah, it works.

T: A piece of coconut? Mercury-free guaranteed.

To boost morale

and continue to make informed choices.

Cheers!

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How to Make Orange Cake in 3 simple steps - Duration: 6:33.

I started baking orange cakes as a hobby a decade ago, which eventually becomes a favorite

item on the menu of our restaurant.

I am happy to share with you how to make my delightful orange cakes, which sells.

It is a no-frills recipe, emphasize on the technique, and the formulation.

This simple recipe is packed with an irresistible flavor and guarantee a full indulgence of

the taste buds.

Let me show how to make this cake.

I will mention how to prepare various ingredients, then the mixing process and baking.

I am making 4 cakes in this video.

If you want to make just one cake, just reduce the amount of the ingredients accordingly

.

Fist, the ingredients

Butter

Cut the block of butter into eight or nine pieces.

Place the butter slaps in the mixing bowl.

Orange zest There is so much flavor in the orange zest

that it is a waste if you do not include it in the cake.

I will zest all the oranges before juicing them.

The orange zest should be finely minced.

Run the chef knife over the zest to mince it until there are no large pieces is present.

Orange juice

I used 80g of orange juice for one cake a few years ago but now increase to 95g to make

it moist and soft.

Sometime there will be some pulp in the juice, which is calculated as part of the amount

I want.

Almond nibs

I add about 20g of almond nibs to the batter and sprinkle another 5g on the surface.

Flour

I use the plain cake flour which contains about eight percent of protein.

Salt

Baking powder

and the eggs

Once the butter is soft, add the castor sugar and starts the mixing process.

I notice that only soft butter can produce the fluffiest buttercream, which can trap

more air in the sugar/butter mixture to create the lightest possible cake.

Mix the butter and sugar until there are no visible changes to the degree of fluffiness.

The endpoint should be light, creamy and looks like a slightly soften ice cream.

Add the egg only after the butter/sugar has turned into a fluffy cream.

If you have a powerful mixer, pour all the eggs into the cream, and continue mixing at

high speed.

If you think your mixer a less powerful, divide the egg liquid into two or three portions.

Add the orange juice and continue mixing it until homogenous.

The batter is a bit runny at this moment.

It is expected as the flour will thicken it.

Now add the salt, baking powder and flour.

Make sure the mixing is now switch to low, as rapid mixing will create gluten in the

batter which will make the cake becomes tough.

The endpoint of mixing is when all the flour has incorporated into the batter, not longer

than that.

Scrape down the flour at the side of the mixing bowl.

Mixing in the almond nibs and orange zest

Continue mixing.

Remove the mixing bowl from the machine.

Mix it manually for the final round.

The final part- Baking

Use a cake tin with a detachable bottom or springboard cake tins.

Place an oiled baking paper in the cake tin before pouring the batter into the tin.

Sprinkle the almond nibs on the surface.

Tap the cake on the working surface to remove any bubbles, if any.

Bake at 175°C/350°F top and bottom temperature for 60 minutes.

Remove the cake from the oven.

Let it rest at room temperature for at least five to ten minutes.

It will shrink just a little and detach from the sides.

Invert the cake on a cake board, give the cake a gentle push, and it will fall out from

the cake tin together with the base.

Remove the base and invert that cake again onto another cake board.

I have just shown you how to prepare my delicious Orange Cake.

You can download the recipe and read more details on my blog:

http://tasteasianfood.com/orange-cake/

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel by clicking the button below.

You will find there are many more of the similar Asian dishes over there.

Thanks for joining me today.

I'll see you in the next video.

My name is KP Kwan.

By for now.

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Assassin's Creed Odyssey | Actor, Melissanthi Mahut as Kassandra | VA SPOTLIGHT - Duration: 1:54.

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- With the promise of high action, drama,

choice & romance in the mix

it's no wonder that Assassin's Creed Odyssey

is garnering the attention of newcomers to the franchise.

One of the choices available to you is definitely a cause for celebration

as Kassandra introduces another strong, lead female character in the gaming world.

- I'll fight with you.

But the Oclise is mine.

- Just as with Alexios,

your alternative lead,

you'll be put to the task to reach heroic heights

from humble beginnings with a gorgeous backdrop of Greece to boot.

And the voice accompanying you through that journey

belongs to Melissanthi Mahut,

A Canadian – Greek actress with theater, film & television experience.

Maybe you've seen her as Tina in the film, In Transit.

- Oh, come on, admit it.

You just want to be closer to me.

And to those of you who speak Greek,

her lead role as Betty in NOTIAS might have caught your eye.

( speaking in Greek)

From what I've researched,

what caught my eye the most is a docufiction film called ArTherapy,

which follows the pursuits and challenges of three passionate artists.

(speaking in Greek)

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find much social media activity for Melissanthi.

but I did come across this video on YouTube

of her dancing to Footloose.

Obviously I can't play the music due to copyright.

but it's always nice to find informal connections

with the actors we play in some way, shame or form.

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is set to release on Xbox One, PS4 and PC this October 5th.

Thanks for watching guys! If you liked this video remember to click, like comment and subscribe.

And don't forget to ring that bell for notifications. Bye!

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Russi Tere Naal (Full Song) Hapee Boparai | Kabal Saroopwali | Jassi X | Latest Songs 2018 - Duration: 3:10.

You do stagnation and show me attitude

You take my love for granted

I respect you from the core of my heart

If i just do formalities then tell me

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

My parents grew me up with lots of love

Don't i bear someone's attitude

I will do anything for you

But you didn't show interest in me

You always put your dp alone ever you put ours??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Girl is as much beautiful as an angel

No one can bear my look

I just only tolerate your tic-tacs

Whenever you want just do a call

Ever its on waiting then tell me

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

In the end don't test my love

I have special space for u in my life

I just only have problems from the messages of other girls

Kabal Saroopwali tell me Ever you put my hints in your songs ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

Whenever i fight with you

Ever you make me smile again ??

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Privatkonzert Luca Hänni @SBB Gleis-7-Gewinnerin. - Duration: 1:27.

Excuse me, coming through!

Hänni's coming, Hänni's coming!

I'm so glad I could be part of this event, with SBB Gleis 7, of course.

And Svenja, you won. Congratulations!

I saw it on Facebook and I thought, why not give it a go.

You can't win if you never try – and I ended up winning!

Concerts are normally a bit different of course, usually bigger. But I love it.

I enjoy doing this kind of thing, I've done it a few times before.

It's a completely different atmosphere.

We get to just have a great evening together and chat.

I have to head back to Bern at some point, but I'm not in a hurry – so let's go!

Thank you so much!

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☼ Interview with Galina #473 - Ukrainian bride at UFMA agency, Kharkov - Duration: 5:47.

hello friends

today here is Galina

please meet her

her ID is 473

hello Galina

hello everyone

my name is Galina, i am 27 years old

very nice to meet you

Galina please tell a bit about you - where were you born? Where did you study?

where do you work now?

i was born here in Kharkov

and all my life i have lived here

i studied in a common school

and then i went to the college

the Pedagogic one

i am a teacher by profession

i can teach Arts

and homework for girls like sewing

origami and handmade

in general i can teach boys too

i can help them do different things that are taught in school in primary years

so i can teach many things

i lived all my life in a private house

and then i moved to the apartment

so for me it doesn't matter really where to live

but a bit more comfortable is to live in the house

as i like the nature

thank you very much

Galina, where do you work now?

Do you work by your education?

Unfotunately I don't work after my education

here it is not a very prestigious profession

this is not a well paid job either

so i had to look for the other ways to use my knowledge

at the moment i work at an enterprise that does sales of stationery

the sales to offices and different enterprises

restaurants and such

supplies of stationery and different chemicals for work

i do analytics of goods

and of the work of staff

i do everything to make the quality of their work better

ok

do you like your job?

you like communication with people, right?

you have a kind heart

you have a nice smile

this situation is double

i like people, but my close people mostly

i need to get used to a person

and i like to work with my circle of people

with strange people i don't like to work

so it is hard for me to get used to the new people

but if i feel it is a good person

then i get used to him quicker

thank you very much for your sincerity

you have come to our agency

so you want to create a family, to meet a man of your life

and you decided to look abroad

yes, i tried to start relationships here

but i think they are not serious enough

maybe i was just not lucky to meet such men

so i hope to meet the right match

to meet MY person

and it doesn't matter for me where he lives

it is important that he is a good person

so maybe somewhere he is waiting for me

of course he does!

and of course you will meet him!

and we will help you with that

thank you very much

please also tell what kind of qualities in a man you are looking for

for me very important is kindness

because i don't like evil people

i can't deal with them

kindness, honesty are very imporant

i don't like lies too

it is hard for me with very jealous people too

because they imagine a lot of everything

and they spoil the nerves of themselves and their couples

i also don't like when people are spending all what they have

the perfect person should be kind, honest, loving

not jealous

to have positive values

this is very good

how do you treat relocation to other place?

when you meet the right man

and he lives in USA, Australia or such place

aren't you afraid of relocation?

i think that you can get used to anything

it is not so important what language you are talking

or where he lives

i am an educated person

to learn another language and to find job is not a problem for me

so if i find MY person

close to my soul

then i would like to be near him

and it doesn't matter where it will be

in what part of the world

wonderful! Galina, thank you very much

i remind that this was Galina #473

For more infomation >> ☼ Interview with Galina #473 - Ukrainian bride at UFMA agency, Kharkov - Duration: 5:47.

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Poruszające wyznanie Mateusza: to moje pierwsze, szczęśliwe wakacje! - Duration: 2:10.

PODZIEL SIĘ – To jak gdyby na nowo się urodzić. Wiemy, że w domu dziecka miał wspaniałą opiekę, ale to nie to samo, co prawdziwa rodzina – mówi pani Monika, tuląc Mateusza

Chłopiec doskonale dogaduje się także z rodzeństwem: Julią, Szymonem i Jackiem. Wakacje spędzili wszyscy razem

Najpierw był tydzień w Poroninie, w górach, a potem kolejny na Mazurach. Mateusz, choć w lipcu skończył 10 lat, po raz pierwszy w życiu zobaczył Zakopane, Wielką Krokiew, Gubałówkę i Krupówki

– Nigdy nie byłem tak szczęśliwy – cieszy się. – Byliśmy w wesołym miasteczku, w górach mieliśmy superbasen, nurkowałem w nim w specjalnej masce

Teraz Mateusz poszedł już do szkoły. – Stresował się, ale powiedział mi na ucho, że to jego pierwszy początek roku szkolnego u boku mamy – nie kryje wzruszenia pani Monika

Mateusz nigdy nie miał domu, ale stał się cud! Fundacja Faktu pomoże Mateuszowi z domu dziecka /6 Mateusz ma już 10 lat Małgorzata Bogdziewicz / BRAK  Ponad 9 lat chłopczyk mieszkał w domu domu im

Janusza Korczaka w Gdańsku. Rodzice porzucili go tuż po urodzeniu /6 Jazda na ręcznym rowerze BRAK  To specjalny rower, na którym mogą jeździć osoby niepełnosprawne, takie jak Mateusz /6 Mateusz z mamą BRAK  Pani Monika pokochała Mateusza jak rodzonego syna /6 Mateusz z bratem Szymonem BRAK  Chłopcy doskonale się dogadują /6 Mateusz Katarzyna Naworska / newspix

pl  Chłopiec cierpi na przepuklinę oponowo-rdzeniową. Być może nigdy nie będzie chodził /6 Mateusz z nową, kochającą rodziną Małgorzata Bogdziewicz / BRAK  Mateusz z nową, kochającą rodziną Autor: MF

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Has Lachlan KILLED Rebecca in Emmerdale? Character's fate 'REVEALED' - Duration: 7:17.

 Fans are asking is Rebecca dead in Emmerdale and has Lachlan killed Rebecca, with many wondering if actress Emily Head has left the soap, after she appeared to be killed off in a dramatic death twist

 Since then actress Emily appeared to be back on set in a new photo, hinting at her fate

 Rebecca is thought to have left the soap, while it's not know if Lachlan does kill his aunt just weeks after appearing to bump her off the first time

A recent episode hinted she was dead, with Lachlan seen cleaning the bloodied cabin, and now Lachlan is finally about to be exposed

 He recently attacked her and then kidnapped her, before forcing her to pretend she was in Wales so no one would look for her

She then tried to escape only to be attacked once again.  So what happened to Rebecca, and where is she? All the details revealed as Lachlan's crimes are revealed to Belle, Sam and Robert

Top Stories Emmerdale fans spot MAJOR clue that Rebecca White is still alive Emmerdale: Lachlan White FINALLY 'exposed' as police find 'Rebecca White's body' in woods Has Lachlan killed Rebecca?  For the second time in a matter of weeks, Lachlan has tried to kill Rebecca White

 This time, he was seen suffocating her with a blindfold after she tried to raise the alarm that she was being held captive

 After initially escaping, she was caught by Lachlan after knocking herself out in a fall

 While she pretended she had suffered yet more memory loss, Lachlan exposed her before suffocating her

Most Popular Vogue Williams gives birth: Model welcomes first child with Spencer Matthews Lee Ryan DEFENDS Roxanne Pallett and raises 'suicide concerns' amid Ryan Thomas backlash Coronation Street Paula Cunliffe actress Sterling Gallacher: Star's family life A recent episode saw Lachlan return to the bloodied cabin, before cleaning it

Rebecca was nowhere to be seen. Emily Head does appear to be back on set, but her character's fate has not been confirmed

What happened to Rebecca? Where is she?  Rebecca was not killed by Lachlan the first time around, but was attacked after she rumbled him trying to kill Liv Flaherty and Robert Sugden

 Lachlan was confirmed to have kidnapped her, with her chained up in a cabin in the woods, Zack's cabin, ever since

 Rebecca is being held hostage, while Robert thinks she's in Wales after Lachlan forced her to leave him a message stating she was fine

Who is Rebecca?  Rebecca White is Lachlan's aunt, and mother to Robert Sugden's baby son Seb

 Her father was Lawrence White and Lachlan's mother Chrissie White was her sister

 Rebecca had a fling with Robert and fell pregnant, and has just got back together with Ross Barton

Who plays Rebecca? What is her real name?  Actress Emily Head plays Rebecca White

Why was Rebecca feared dead on Emmerdale?  A recent episode of Emmerdale on ITV ended just after Rebecca discovered Lachlan had attacked Robert and Liv

 As she tried to call for an ambulance, Lachlan grabbed a terrified Rebecca, and she was never seen again

 Lachlan was then seen in the woods closing the boot of his car, with his hands covered in blood

 Belle Dingle's boyfriend looked horrified as he stared down to a bloodied spanner in his hands, before leaving the woods

What happens next?   Rebecca will remain in the cabin, with Lachlan deciding what to do with her

 It appears her loved ones will not be concerned now they think she is alive and well

 But amid spoilers teasing she could be found in the woods, there is danger for the character when she runs out of water while Lachlan is away from the village

Top Stories Emmerdale: Sam Dingle is ALIVE as character's fate revealed amid Lachlan White murder Emmerdale: Who has Lachlan White murdered? All the deaths and attempted kills revealed Emmerdale spoilers: Lachlan White leaves girlfriend Belle Dingle for DEAD

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