Topic: Vaccine Batches

A whistleblower from New Zealand's vaccine program released data showing high mortality rates associated with specific Pfizer vaccine batches, with some showing a 21% death rate. The data suggests a correlation between vaccination dates and unexplained deaths. Similar concerns regarding excess deaths have led to a formal investigation in the Philippines and debates in the UK Parliament.

The distribution of COVID-19 vaccines is compared to a game of Russian Roulette, using a famous scene from the film The Deer Hunter to illustrate the risk. It is claimed that vaccine batches vary between harmless saline, mild doses causing long-term illness, and powerful shots causing immediate cardiac arrest. Public figures like Ice Cube are praised for refusing the injection, while others are accused of pressuring the public into a deadly game.

Data from Nigeria and Japan suggest that access to Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine significantly lowered COVID-19 death rates compared to the United States. A study by Schmeling and colleagues in Denmark revealed that 4.2% of vaccine vials were responsible for the vast majority of serious side effects. This "hot batch" theory suggests that some injections were significantly more dangerous than others, while many were merely saline.

Dr. Yeadon presents data showing that certain batches of the COVID vaccine are significantly more toxic than others, with some lots associated with hundreds of adverse events. Jones reports on the sudden death of 21-year-old Air Force offensive lineman Hunter Brown, who died on his way to class. He argues that these "hot lots" are evidence of a deliberate attempt to harm the population.

Jones reacts to a Stephen Colbert monologue regarding a Wall Street Journal poll showing Ron DeSantis leading Donald Trump. He disputes Colbert's vaccine defense, citing a report by Greg Reese which alleges that "hot batches" of vaccines were intentionally sent to conservative areas to target political opponents.

Alex Jones thanks donors and promotes the InfoWar Store's donation link to fund operations. A report by Greg Reese features claims from ex-Pfizer researcher Mike Yeadon regarding the toxicity of specific COVID-19 vaccine batches. The report alleges that "lethal batches" were disproportionately directed toward red states to influence the democratic process.

In Australia, unvaccinated people are reportedly allowed to buy food at supermarkets like Aldi but are refused at the checkout if they attempt to buy alcohol. Sussali discusses rumors of "batch variance" in vaccines, where some lots cause more side effects than others. The segment concludes with news of first responders blocking the Brooklyn Bridge in protest of mandates.