Topic: Definitions

Jeremy Nell explains that under the UN definition, the targeted attacks on Afrikaner farmers in South Africa constitute genocide. The country currently has over 140 race-based laws that are explicitly anti-white, implemented by the ANC government since 1994. The highest court in South Africa recently protected the singing of "Kill the Boer," a song that calls for the death of white farmers.

Robert Barnes analyzes the contract between the Trump administration and Pfizer, noting it specifically paid for a "preventative vaccine," not a therapeutic. He argues Pfizer breached the contract because the product did not prevent infection or transmission. Barnes also highlights the FDA's mid-pandemic change to the official definition of "vaccine" to accommodate the mRNA technology's limitations.

Clips from 2017-2019 suggest a planned use of a novel virus to "blow up" the old FDA system and usher in the mRNA platform. The definition of "vaccine" was recently changed to include technologies that merely lessen disease symptoms rather than providing immunity. This shift allowed the normalization of experimental gene therapy under the guise of traditional vaccination.

The definition of "vaccine" has been altered to include technologies that merely lessen disease symptoms rather than providing immunity. Figures like Tony Blair and Bill Gates are now promoting mRNA "vaccines" for non-communicable diseases like cancer. This shift is viewed as a way to bypass traditional safety controls and informed consent protocols during induced public panics.

A review of the Johns Hopkins Clade X simulation describes a scenario where a pandemic causes a 90% drop in the Dow Jones and the nationalization of the US healthcare system. The segment also notes that the official definition of "vaccine" was changed by health authorities between 2015 and 2021 to move away from the concept of producing immunity.

Legislation has been introduced in the House to add four justices to the Supreme Court to shift its ideological balance. Robert Barnes and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are involved in lawsuits against the FDA regarding the authorization of COVID vaccines for infants. Barnes claims internal emails show the FDA changed the definition of "vaccine" because the mRNA drugs did not meet the original criteria.

Watson critiques the CDC for changing its definition of "vaccine" from "producing immunity" to "producing protection." He mocks AP fact-checkers for claiming this change is "normal" and not related to vaccine ineffectiveness. As a counter-point, he notes that Prince Charles, who is triple-vaccinated and a mask proponent, has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time.

Reardon encourages people to "get loud" because the voices of American citizens are being muffled by social media censorship and shifting definitions. He points out that the Webster Dictionary recently changed the definition of "anti-vaxxer" to include those who oppose mandates. He argues that these linguistic changes are part of a strategy to label and watch dissenters.

Internal CDC emails have surfaced discussing the "problematic" definition of a vaccine in relation to the COVID-19 injections. The emails reportedly show officials deciding to change the official definition to accommodate mRNA technology, which does not function like a traditional vaccine. Owen Shroyer argues this proves the public was misled about the nature of the medical intervention from the beginning.

Alex Jones and Dr. Richard Fleming discuss the CDC's recent change to the definition of "vaccination" from producing "immunity" to producing "protection." Fleming cites 2017 Moderna data showing that lipid nanoparticles do not stay at the injection site but spread to the brain, heart, and liver. He argues this technology is being used to perform human experimentation without proper trials.

Dr. Farella argues that mRNA injections are "genetic products" rather than traditional vaccines and notes that dictionaries have changed definitions to accommodate them. She discusses "spike protein syndrome," claiming that vaccinated individuals produce proteins without a shut-off valve. She further alleges these proteins can be "shed" to the unvaccinated through skin or breath, causing symptoms like headaches and fatigue.

The segment explores how local news stations are often forced to read national scripts, creating a "Borg-like" uniformity in reporting. Additionally, the host highlights how the Webster Dictionary changed the definition of "vaccine" in 2020 to include genetic material and messenger RNA, illustrating a broader trend of linguistic manipulation by the establishment.