Open (More or Less) Post on Covid 86

[ecosophia]

As we proceed through the second year of these open posts, it's pretty clear that the official narrative is cracking as the toll of deaths and injuries from the Covid vaccines rises steadily and the vaccines themselves demonstrate their total uselessness at preventing Covid infection or transmission. It's still important to keep watch over the mis-, mal- and nonfeasance of our self-proclaimed health gruppenfuehrers, and the disastrous results of the Covid mania, but I think it's also time to begin thinking about what might be possible as the existing medical industry reels under the impact of its own self-inflicted injuries. 

So it's time for another open post. The rules are the same as before: 

1. If you plan on parroting the party line of the medical industry and its paid shills, please go away. This is a place for people to talk openly, honestly, and freely about their concerns that the party line in question is dangerously flawed and that actions being pushed by the medical industry et al. are causing injury and death. It is not a place for you to dismiss those concerns. Anyone who wants to hear the official story and the arguments in favor of it can find those on hundreds of thousands of websites.

2. If you plan on insisting that the current situation is the result of a deliberate plot by some villainous group of people or other, please go away. There are tens of thousands of websites currently rehashing various conspiracy theories about the Covid-19 outbreak and the vaccines. This is not one of them. What we're exploring is the likelihood that what's going on is the product of the same arrogance, incompetence, and corruption that the medical industry and its tame politicians have displayed so abundantly in recent decades. That possibility deserves a space of its own for discussion, and that's what we're doing here. 
 
3. If you plan on using rent-a-troll derailing or disruption tactics, please go away. I'm quite familiar with the standard tactics used by troll farms to disrupt online forums, and am ready, willing, and able -- and in fact quite eager -- to ban people permanently for engaging in them here. Oh, and I also lurk on other Covid-19 vaccine skeptic blogs, so I'm likely to notice when the same posts are showing up on more than one venue. 

4. If you don't believe in treating people with common courtesy, please go away. I have, and enforce, a strict courtesy policy on my blogs and online forums, and this is no exception. The sort of schoolyard bullying that takes place on so many other internet forums will get you deleted and banned here. Also, please don't drag in current quarrels about sex, race, religions, etc. No, I don't care if you disagree with that: my journal, my rules. 

With that said, the floor is open for discussion.

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2021 Whistleblower Pharmacist Nichole Belland Talks to Mordechai Sones

[transcriberb]

I'm still digging around, looking for censored and shadow-banned videos from 2021. This is an especially important one.

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She refused to ‘just follow orders’: Why Cortez, Colorado lost its most dedicated pharmacist
Mordechai Sones
October 27, 2021
https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/2/frontlinenews/she-refused-to-just-follow-orders-why-cortez-colorado-lost-its-most-dedicated-pharmacist/

Backup copy:
Safeway Pharmacist Couldn't Continue to Give People the Jab
Kevin's Political Commentary
October 31, 2021
(apparently copied from America's Front Line Doctors)
https://rumble.com/voix7b-safeway-pharmacist-couldnt-continue-to-give-people-the-jab.html


TRANSCRIPT - EXCERPT

MORDECHAI SONES: We're speaking to Dr. Nicole Belland, the pharmacist from Cortez, Colorado who quit her job in the Safeway Pharmacy, telling her customers she no longer provide them the covid 19 vaccine, calling it poison. Good morning, Dr. Belland.

NICHOLE BELLAND: Good morning. Nice to be with you.

MORDECHAI SONES: Thanks for joining us. First of all, could you tell us a little bit about who you are, how long you've worked there, something about your job?

NICHOLE BELLAND: Sure. I've been a pharmacist now since graduating from the University of Minnesota in 2000, so I've got 20 years plus as being a pharmacist with that experience. I've been with Safeway in Cortez for 11 going on 12 years now. So I've gotten to know my customers quite well, I mean, I've known many of them for a decade. So it's, what's unfolding with these shots is, was getting harder and harder to not recognize. So I'm kind of, I really want to get the message out I mean that there are red flags along the way. I guess I'm trying to tell my colleagues, the other pharmacists because I don't understand why they're not seeing what I see. And it makes me --

MORDECHAI SONES: I think we could ask you about that. What kind of things do you see? When did you first begin to suspect something was wrong?

NICHOLE BELLAND: So of course at the beginning I was concerned because the vaccine roll-out happened so fast. And historically we just don't have vaccines come upon, you know, come upon us that quickly. And so I started researching pretty, pretty quick into this, this whole mess, researching mRNA technologies and stumbled upon studies that were using animal studies, and was rather horrified to see the outcomes of those studies and that, you know, didn't really have animals that would survive long term in these trials. That gave me great concern. I mean, just that in itself. So I was a little bit leery.

And at the same time we're listening to — you know, I had turned my TV off quite a long time ago, and had been researching on my own for a while, but I still have my professional organizations, and everyone saying how wonderful and effective these shots are, and everyone was excited to give them. And then I got the package, I got the first box of Moderna. And I was pretty excited because I wanted to see the package insert. I wanted to really read that and take it in and understand this, you know, what they had found in terms of effectiveness, and wanted more information on the animal studies, side effects, and all that. So imagine my surprise when this little folded up little thing, ah, it said: This space intentionally left blank. And I was like, oh, that's kind of odd. So I open it up. And I did not expect, I mean, what they were talking about was literally the entire, I mean, you've seen those package inserts and they unravel like a atlas. Both sides, empty. Completely blank. No information. That was shocking to me. And–

MORDECHAI SONES: What does that mean?

NICHOLE BELLAND: What's that? What did that mean?

MORDECHAI SONES: What does it mean?

NICHOLE BELLAND: For me, it meant I had no idea–

MORDECHAI SONES: Had you seen something like that before?

NICHOLE BELLAND: No. And I was like, OK, well they must have exemption because it's under an Emergency Use Authorization, I guess, because all of the shots are that way with their package insert. Ah, but I had never seen that before.

And I realized, I have absolutely no information as to what I put into someone's arm. I didn't know any information, no information about the safety with pregnancy. I had already had covid by the time these shots had come around so I wasn't going to get one based on my own innate immunity that I had acquired. And so I had a lot of questions. But at the same time, I had a whole bunch of professional organization and corporate guidance on what to say to patients. And there was a, like a notice to healthcare providers in giving this vaccine. [makes air quotes] Vaccine, personally don't call it that, but I was quite concerned. And it took me a long while to continue the research and find some answers because it wasn't very forthcoming, you really had to dig for the information. And it wasn't, it wasn't far longer, it wasn't, excuse me, it wasn't much longer after that when the first shipment had been brought in and the assisted livings and nursing homes in our communities were all vaccinated.

That brought concerns to me. I had patients that had been in an assisted living facility, we service their medications, and I had gone on, like, I think I had 4 or 5 days off, and I came back to find that 5 of these patients had passed away. And it was literally within a week of being, being vaccinated. That was, ah, it was difficult for me but I was removed just enough that I didn't have the actual– um— all I knew was these patients got it one day and a few days later they're dead. That's all I had. Could have been a coincidence, could have been a car accident, could have been you know a whole bunch of different things. But it put me on alert, of course. But it wasn't something that I felt I could make the strong decision that no, I can't give these, and no, they're not good for us. I mean, I couldn't do that still at this point.

So there are a few more deaths that happened in that the next couple weeks. I would say, I didn't, I feel confident in saying 12 patients died from this shot. I mean, that's just based on their timing. Um, and I suspect it was actually quite a bit more.

The— and then I started having patients come in with prescriptions, well, they had gotten their shot and they would bring in prescriptions for eloquist or zorelto, and they would tell me they had had a stroke, they were in the hospital, they'd had heart attacks. And this was a pretty common occurrence after the 65 plus group were being vaccinated. And it, and it, it was difficult for me to see this. And I'm thinking, this has got to be the shot. Well the primary providers weren't willing to make that leap. In fact they many times were, they'd say, on the contrary.

So then I was even more confused. [laughs] And so when people ask me, well you should have quit sooner or you should have, you know, didn't that tell you not to give it? Well, no. And I think, I think that as providers there's a few things that the general population doesn't understand some of the pressures that come along with some of these decisions of giving the shot or not.

So the first, a few of the hurdles, one, I was seeing this death, I was seeing vaccine injury. The patients would tell me what had happened to them. Some of them wound up in the nursing home and
rehab settings. And you know they'd share their experience and I'd say, do you think it was related to your shot? Oh no, my doctor says no. And that was a pretty standard answer.


MORDECHAI SONES: Yes.

NICHOLE BELLAND: And you know it didn't, that just confused me. So we move on down the road a little bit, we lower the age of people who can be vaccinated, and I'm started to see some of the same symptoms and unfortunately, heart attacks, clots, DVTs [deep vein thromboses] you know. I was seeing that. And it just came to a point where it was absolutely impossible to ignore.

So the approach that I used at first was, OK, I feel strongly that these are not a good idea, so I will continue to give these shots but I will be making it a specific, just a conscious effort to make sure these patients are getting informed consent. So I printed out all kinds of articles, um, I think there was a college surgical physicians that had a few different informed consent forms for the various shots. I certainly was trying to take advantage of that. And so when I was in the room one on one with these patients I would really try to help them understand about just the lack of information we have, the information I have, put it in a very negative light. Patients would ask me questions about it and I was, I was pretty dramatic about it because I really wanted them to understand. So I would take the— well, let's see! Let's look that up! And I would pull out this blank package insert. I said, you know, I can't answer that for you. Unfortunately, you're on your own on that. I got nothing. So some people were, were somewhat shocked by that. Others were like, huh, alright, well, give me my shot. [laughs] And at times I was able to convince people, you know, would you at least research this some more? If you really, really want it, come back tomorrow, you'll be first in line, I promise, but do a little bit more research and think about this.

Most of the time— I think, I probab — I'm hoping that I was able to convince maybe half those patients to not get it. However the other half had reached out to their primary providers and their specialists and that's when I started to see some, some backlash. They would come in, the patient would be upset with me for delaying their treatment, if you want to call it that, and their physicians had just basically said, absolutely not, you need to go march in there and demand the shot.

That is an incredibly difficult position to be in. I think that your, I think your physicians and pharmacists on the American Front Line Doctors, I think everybody would understand that that is a difficult position. The general population may not. But the physician-patient relationship is sacred. I don't want to interfere and be in the middle of that because the relationships I have with my patients are sacred. And, I mean, I'm really privileged to be in a small town where I have developed the respect and the trust, and they're my friends.

So I didn't know how to handle that. If you, know— that's still a million dollar question and I think for many out there in community phramacies, I guarantee you, if you're trying to say the right thing, if you're trying to get the message out there, or trying to persuade someone and tell them, you know, get more time, we're not in a hurry, take your time. Investigate this. Let's watch this play out a little bit. If you're in that boat and and you're trying to really help your patients in that way but then they come back with a mad physician and their attitude is changed toward you and they all of a sudden they don't trust you, um, do you give the shot or not? I don't know. That was, that was a difficult time because I couldn't sort out the morality, ethical pieces of it. Admittedly I was very confused.

Meanwhile I have coworkers, I have professional organizations, and I have my corporate people all pushing the shots to make me feel even more alone in what I saw and what I came away with after researching. I mean, I had already had a couple hundred hours researching this, into this therapy.

So ultimately what happened was I would get these complaints and they would go to the corporate office, and finally it was in June that a patient came in that, at that time they had lowered the age to 20, no, lowered the age to 18. Eighteen and older could get this shot. And a kid came in, I would have guessed him to be 22, 23. It was a Saturday and I had sent my tech home early because he was sick. But he came in and wanted the shot and I said, you know, I'm by myself right now so it would be a bit difficult but to be honest with you I've got a couple hundred hours of researching this and I'm not comfortable giving it to you. You can go across the street right now or down the road, there's four other pharmacies in town that I'm sure would be happy to give this to you right now, or you can come back on Tuesday for my other pharmacist. OK, he left, no problem.

On Sunday I came in and the store manager had told me that I had a complaint filed against me and sure enough, it said, Nichole, pharmacist, says she has a couple hundred hours into researching this and she would not give this shot. Well that complaint went pretty high up the food chain through the corporate office, and so I knew I would be getting a call on Monday. Which I did. So the call on Monday was from my boss and we basically, she said, give the shot or you're fired.

So on Tuesday I took a medical/ personal leave. Uh, I wasn't sure what else to do about it. I was gone for four months. And my leave was ending on the 15th of October and on the 14th I had come in to put my notice in. It had been suggested to me to wait to be fired, and I know a lot of people are getting that advice right now, and while I understand it, as long as I am on the sidelines and I'm still employed, I can't use my voice, I can't say anything about what I've seen, and I also felt like I couldn't go back to work and give these shots. So I felt I had no choice. I'm leaving because God knows what I know, He knows that I know this is poison. And even when people want it.

We had the conversation, my pastor and I, and I had asked him, I said, well, how do I, how do I deal with this issue? I mean, people coming in and they're demanding it. And he says, Nichole, you know, you know what you know. And I said, well yes, but they're demanding it. And then we started having this conversation about free will and everyone has free will and so you should, if they want it then give them an informed consent and let them have it. But that still didn't set right with me because God knows I know it's poison. So just because the patient doesn't know it's poison doesn't mean I'm excused. So I mean, truly, this has been very very emotional, ethical, spiritual, moral dilemma for me for months.

So on the 14th I went in there. I was disappointed to see how the pharmacy had declined in terms of customer service and whatnot and I was, I was mad that it had reached this point because as many in the professional realm of your viewers know, I didn't just quit my job. I pretty much walked away from my career. I am pretty certain I'm not going to get a job any time soon in a pharmacy. And yet I had done enough research into the term Rockefeller Medicine to understand that you know not everything has been forthright, and it hasn't been that way for quite some time. So I was prepared to walk away from my profession, sadly, I mean, after 9 years of effort and 250,000 dollars in blood, sweat and tears, but I think ultimately I made the right decision. And it's just, it's ironic that a little lady in my line with a crazy little flip phone took a video in that moment that was not staged.* And then it went viral. Ah, you know, I don't know what to say about that. [laughs] I guess all I'm going to say is I think God's using me for the greater good. That's what I hope and pray for.
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[END OF EXCERPT]

Re: 2021 Whistleblower Pharmacist Nichole Belland Talks to Mordechai Sones

[transcriberb]

The notes didn't fit, so here goes:

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:

*She refers to the video made by a customer which captures her announcement to the entire store that the covid vaccines are poison and she would not longer give them, she quit.

Nichole Belland, Cortez Colorado Pharmacist: I quit effective immediately"
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XmzPeWvnt5E6/

TRANSCRIPT

NICHOLE BELLAND: This is Nichole Belland, pharmacy manager for Safeway store 1892 in Cortez. I quit effective immediately because I will not give this poison to people. Wake up, everybody. This is poison. This is hurting people. I’ve seen it. I’ve seen customers die. Wake up, do not take it."
0:22
[END]


See also:
pt 1
https://www.thecortezchronicles.com/post/in-the-eyes-of-god-interview-with-nichole-belland-our-local-pharmacist-hero
pt2
https://www.thecortezchronicles.com/post/in-the-eyes-of-god-with-dr-nichole-belland-part-2

Whistleblower Pharmacist Nichole Belland sharing stories about COVID-19 vax deaths
March 9, 2023
Video of her talk in Durango, Colorado, March 7, 2023
https://rumble.com/v2cbpwk-whistleblower-pharmacist-nichole-belland-sharing-stories-about-covid-19-vax.html
For a transcription of selected excerpts, see:
https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/69809.html

Re: 2021 Whistleblower Pharmacist Nichole Belland Talks to Mordechai Sones

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for this! A powerful testimony. So good to have it here in transcription.

Dylan