Topic: Dr Ryan Cole

Owen Shroyer cites various studies from PubMed and other journals suggesting that face masks are ineffective and potentially harmful, specifically mentioning links to stillbirths and cognitive decline in children. The discussion shifts to the "IgG4" antibody response and how repeated vaccinations may lead to immune tolerance and an uptick in aggressive cancers among young people.

Pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole testifies at the hearing about an observed uptick in aggressive cancers following COVID-19 vaccinations. He explains that the vaccines may be suppressing the T-cells responsible for keeping cancer in check. Cole notes that getting federal funding to study vaccine-related injuries is nearly impossible due to institutional bias at the NIH.

Dr. Ryan Cole discusses the long-term implications of myocarditis in children, noting that heart scarring is permanent and can affect athletic performance. He criticizes the CDC for labeling these cases as "mild" and argues that the FDA failed to conduct independent safety trials. The segment calls for accountability similar to the Nuremberg trials for those involved in the mass vaccination of low-risk populations.

Dr. Ryan Cole reported laboratory findings showing a significant decrease in CD8 killer T-cells following COVID-19 injections, describing the effect as a "reverse HIV." This suppression of the innate immune system has allegedly led to an uptick in herpes family viruses, shingles, and human papillomavirus. Cole explained that while children naturally have high T-cell activity, the shots create a "locked-in low profile" of these critical cells.