🔥EXTREMELY IMPORTANT INSIGHT FROM JOHN BEAUDOIN🔥 "What the CDC has been doing is they've been deleting the codes that are associated with the [COVID] vaccine as a cause of death. So they've been hiding them from us...." There's a lot to unpack in this clip, but just listen to what electrical engineer and independent investigator John Beaudoin, Sr. (@JohnBeaudoinSr) says re: what's happening with the CDC sweeping COVID-injection deaths under the rug (my phrasing). It's not only that the CDC is hiding COVID-injection deaths by deleting the codes that would signal the deaths were due to the jabs on the death certificates of the deceased, but health officials—even ones like outspoken COVID-injection critic Florida Surgeon General Joe Ladapo (@FLSurgeonGen)—are apparently too scared to help clarify this issue (by handing over immunization data) for fear of losing their jobs. At the beginning of the clip, taken from a recent discussion with Viva Frei (@thevivafrei), we hear Ladapo note at the Back to Basics Conference held on October 19, 2024 in Waltham, Massachusetts, that things are "precarious right now for anyone who isn't playing on the team with everyone else in leadership." Ladapo notes, "One of the things that makes it so precarious is that judgement is very tricky. And things that seem to be the right way to go, MAY LEAD TO YOU GETTING GUILLOTINED...SOMETHING THAT ENDS YOUR CAREER...." (Emphasis added.) Ladapo adds: "If you look at the battlefield, you'll see that it's, very sadly, littered with the bodies of people with very good intentions, who, unfortunately, turned left when they should've turned right, or ducked when they should've jumped. And they paid a price for it." In response to what Ladapo said at the conference, Beaudoin tells Frei, "I can't speak for him, but every part of that said, 'If I give you access to the [immunization] database [in Florida] so that we get the truth to the people, I'm gonna lose my job—get guillotined.' ...It was all about, 'I'm not gonna do that 'cause I'll lose my job.' That's what I got out of it." It's critical to gain access to immunization data (including whether or not a deceased person was COVID "vaccinated"), Beaudoin notes, because "There can be no conclusive proof without individual record inspection—not just the death record, but the person's medical file." He notes, "They may have appeared to have died from something on the death record, but when you look under the hood...you find out what really happened...[for example, one] woman died from blunt force trauma to the head, who died in the parking lot on the way to her car from her job; she fell down, hit her head, and the blunt force trauma to the head killed her. [But] why did she fall down? She had a pulmonary embolism and passed out. Why did she have a pulmonary embolism? She had the [COVID] vaccine two days before." "That's just one small example," Beaudoin notes. He goes on to explain: "The individual records are where the evidentiary proof is, where if you're before a judge or a jury, or let's just say the court of public opinion, the real evidence is in what are the hourly medications they [the deceased] got in the hospital...What are the times they got the medications, the hourly vital signs? The daily imagining. The daily blood labs. All those lead to a forensic investigation...that is the type of evidentiary proof I bring." "Now, when it does say on the death record, under causes of death, that they got the [COVID] vaccine and they died from a pulmonary embolism two days later, and the death certifier, medical examiner, looked at the records and stated that the vaccine was the cause of death, then, yeah, you can assume that that has been certified. That's a fact. But what the CDC's been doing is they've been deleting the codes that are associated with the [COVID] vaccine as a cause of death. So they've been hiding them [those COVID-injection] deaths from us...." Hence the reason it's so important for Beaudoin to study the immunization data—the immunization data that Ladapo, apparently, is too scared to give access to.
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