Karl Denninger sets the record straight:
Karl Denninger:
Date: June 25, 2020
Source: Denninger’s blog, Market-Ticker.
Content: In a post titled “Spike Proteins, COVID and Vaccines”, Denninger raised specific concerns about the safety profile of spike-protein-based vaccines (like mRNA vaccines) under development. He argued the spike protein itself was pathogenic (“toxic”) and that using it as the antigen could trigger dangerous immune responses or other health issues, explicitly warning against taking such a vaccine. This is one of the earliest and most specific technical critiques of the emerging vaccine technology by a public figure.
Key Quote: ”If you are offered a vaccine against COVID-19 that is based on a spike protein, either as the antigen or the mechanism of generating the antigen (e.g. mRNA that causes your body to manufacture the spike protein) DO NOT TAKE IT.”
This is allegedly from “Deepseek.”
There’s a problem: I can find no such article from June 25th, 2020 — or on any other date. That is, the specific cited title of an article on my blog does not exist and neither does the alleged “Key Quote.”
Articles here are never actually deleted. They expire from public view (unless exempted) but they’re still here along with every one of the comments. My software allows me to trivially search the entire system as well. That specific citation is fiction.
Further, the first actual scientific evidence that the spike itself was toxic, while I suspected it very early on, was the Salk Study on the spike protein alone that established it was pathogenic — and that was first released as a pre-print just before the shots rolled out in December of 2020 and was peer-reviewed a few months later. I wrote on that at the time and while I said many times in the months prior that I was suspicious and would not take the shots primarily because they were not mimics and thus had an unknown set of risks (e.g. “How Many Lies Do You Give Them?”, published 2021-02-02) the specific citation claimed, on the date it was claimed, is nowhere to be found on the blog…
For more detailed implications of this AI-generated falsehood, visit AI Central. I just wanted to set the record straight here: