🎙️ Petit Petit Summit (9) Why Do People Keep Getting Jabbed?

August 8, 2022 — Part 2

Japan: The "Exception" Country

Goro: You said that "at its core, Japan hasn't changed since Abe's death," and I think the COVID vaccine is the perfect example of that. Everywhere else in the world, people have finally realized something is wrong and are slowly regaining their senses. Yet, in Japan, everyone is still wearing masks and casually lining up for their fourth shot. It’s not just being "behind the curve"... it's like... it's like watching a zoo.

Allan: It’s truly unbelievable. Even the intellectuals from top-tier universities—people who are usually so passionate about environmental issues or fighting political corruption—for some reason, they take this specific thing without any resistance at all.

Goro: With so many doctors and researchers across the globe desperately issuing warnings, is the information just not reaching the Japanese intellectual class? Or is it that they’re starting to suspect the truth but simply refuse to admit that they were wrong to get jabbed or recommend it to others?

Yūdai: Probably both. Plus, there are plenty of people who knew from the start but keep lying to protect their own positions or keep the money flowing.

Allan: People who used to dismiss everything as "lack of evidence" or "conspiracy theories" seem to have gone quiet now. After all, prestigious journals like The Lancet are now publishing papers proving the danger and futility of the COVID vaccines with actual data. They can't suppress it anymore. A massive number of physicians are speaking out, and the "pro-vax" crowd doesn't have the materials to debunk them one by one. They can't even argue; they can only ignore the facts and run away.

Goro: Lately, there are several people on Twitter finding and posting videos, so you can see that kind of information everywhere. It feels like fewer of them are being deleted now, too.

Allan: Even within Japan, several hospitals have finally come out and openly declared, "You shouldn't get jabbed" or "Our clinic will not administer them."

Yūdai: Administering the shots makes them a ridiculous amount of money, right? So declaring they won't do it doesn't just invite pressure from the industry; it directly hurts their bottom line. But as medical professionals, they simply can't bring themselves to inject toxins that shorten people's lives. It’s a perfectly natural decision, really.

Allan: Information about drugs is also increasing online—the dangers of Lagevrio (Molnupiravir) and the usefulness of Ivermectin. We’ve had info on Ivermectin since the COVID scheme began, but lately, the evidence feels like a knockout blow.

Goro: It’s terrifying that Merck, the company that first commercialized Ivermectin, is now at the forefront of attacking it while being the seller of Lagevrio.

Yūdai: And now "Monkeypox" has appeared. That’s the second act, isn't it?

Goro: Obviously. It’s so transparent. Professor Masayasu Inoue has given a very clear explanation of that.

Allan: We are past the stage of debating whether the COVID vaccine rollout is a world-class crime of unprecedented proportions. My real interest is why Japan alone still can't escape this absurd fraud despite all this information. I can guess that the "experts" promoting vaccines and PCR tests did so out of vested interests. Most politicians did it out of sheer ignorance—which is nothing new. The media hid information to curry favor with the government. It’s a combination of all that, but what I truly don't understand is why people with internet access are still under the spell. That’s what’s incomprehensible.

Yūdai: No, human society has always been like this. It’s not new. Just look back at the Pacific War. A fool like Tojo goes on a rampage. He lies. His own pride is more important than the mass death of the citizens. The newspapers know this but willingly become accomplices. The commoners are easily deceived and go to their deaths... It’s exactly the same. Nothing has changed.

Allan: They say about 3.1 million Japanese died in the Pacific War. Given the pre-war population of 73 million, that’s over 4% of the nation. Japan’s population will likely continue to drop due to vaccine-induced immunodeficiency, food shortages, and energy crises. I wonder how far it has to drop before people finally wake up.

Goro: Japan's population was around 130 million a while ago, but now it’s just over 120 million, decreasing by more than 600,000 every year. Even without external factors, the elderly pass away, so we knew it would drop by a million a year eventually. But now we have the "follow-up attack" from the vaccines. We’re already seeing reports of a spike in cancer deaths. It’s only a matter of time before we drop below 100 million.

Yūdai: Since it’s a hyper-aged society, it’s only natural for old folks like us to die. But we’re seeing an increase in sudden deaths among the youth, aren't we? The question is: how many of those have to happen before people realize it's abnormal? We already have significant excess mortality, but the only ones who really feel it are the monks, the morticians, and the doctors. I don't think the general public will notice for a long while yet.

Allan: Personally, I’ve half-given up on the population reduction caused by drug harm. I feel it’s too late. Especially in Japan, it’s completely too late. However, I have no idea how much of the vaccine used in Japan is the "real deal"—meaning the original contents. My hopeful wish is that a lot of it is extremely diluted or just a placebo. That all depends on the whim of the ones providing the vaccine.

Yūdai: You mean they might be sending a higher percentage of fakes to Japan compared to other regions? If so, why? Do they have some intention to keep the Japanese alive?

Allan: I have no idea. But if they did, perhaps it's because the Japanese are quiet, work hard for low wages, and are easy to control. They might want to keep a certain amount of high-quality labor alive.

Yūdai: That’s unbearable.

Allan: Still, I believe a significant number of humans will stubbornly survive in the end. It feels like the population reduction plans via vaccines or "starvation tactics" are moving much more slowly than the planners originally calculated.

Goro: I wonder. If an AI is doing the math, it might be proceeding exactly as planned. If the population dropped too fast, the plot would be exposed. Maybe this slow, steady grind is exactly what the algorithm called for?

Allan: Perhaps. But even if that’s the case, it’s already too late.