Topic: Mammograms

A caller named Susan from Florida describes her 35-year-old ruptured silicone implants and the difficulty of affording explant surgery. Diane Kaser provides advice on how to get insurance to cover the procedure by documenting "breast implant illness" and working with biological surgeons. Kaser also warns against mammograms for women with implants, suggesting they can cause ruptures, and recommends MRIs as a safer alternative.

A caller reports a family member requiring a hysterectomy due to lumps in the uterus following vaccination. The discussion references mainstream news headlines from Health.com and other outlets regarding swollen lymph nodes and "cancer scares" mimicking breast cancer after COVID-19 shots. Reports of post-menopausal women experiencing menstrual cycles are also discussed.

Dr. Rabinowitz, a Florida urologist, reports seeing falsely elevated PSA levels in men shortly after they receive the COVID-19 vaccine, with some levels rising nine-fold. Similar concerns are raised regarding swollen lymph nodes in women's mammograms post-vaccination. The segment concludes with an urgent plea for listeners to support InfoWars through donations or by purchasing the new "trifecta" of immune supplements at InfoWarStore.com.

Rebecca, a nurse in Minnesota, lists several adverse events among her circle, including a friend's suspicious mammogram results and a mother's fatal heart attack two weeks after a Pfizer dose. She also mentions a Gulf War veteran experiencing severe skin rashes. Jones links these reports to the 2012 UT study and warns that the vaccines may create "super viruses."

The emergence of COVID-19 variants was allegedly predicted in Johns Hopkins war games to justify permanent lockdowns. Unvaccinated women are reportedly experiencing menstrual disruptions after being near vaccinated individuals, a phenomenon attributed to "viral shedding." Bill Gates is accused of using these vaccines to achieve his long-standing goal of global depopulation through sterilization.

Norway has launched an investigation into the AstraZeneca vaccine following reports of deadly blood clots in recipients. Additionally, medical reports suggest the COVID-19 vaccine can cause lymph node swelling that leads to false-positive results in mammograms, potentially masking or mimicking cancer. Despite these safety concerns, European and American officials continue to push for mandatory rollouts and frequent booster shots.

Reports from Infowars and other outlets suggest that COVID-19 vaccines are causing lumps in women's breasts, leading to false positives during mammograms. Medical professionals have reportedly advised women to delay screenings after vaccination. The segment questions whether these are truly false positives or if the vaccine is causing more serious long-term health issues.