“What a Crock of Sh**” Updated

[and no-this is not my chest]  I’ve had contact with some media.  I speak directly to reporters; I email some; I sometimes work with new’s outlets for months to correct our stories.

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One reporter with a microphone was nearby doing a local story.  I heard about an event that had occurred, hopped in my car, and drove there.  I was banking on media presence and I was right.

I walked up to the man with the microphone and started talking.  My legs were trembling and I made mention that I was afraid.  I asked that they not record and looked in fear at the camera.  The reporter assured me it was off.

“There’s danger in speaking out,” I said.

“Why?” the reporter replied.  “It’s a free country.”

Incredulity engulfed my face.  People don’t know the price that could be paid for speaking out.

I’ve paid dearly for what this country offers.  I’ve paid with my children, my body, and, soon enough, my life.  I have a disease that will most likely kill me—a gift from those shots.  My boys and I have created a great source of profit—in terms of our bodies and our health.

I had a very bright future a long time ago.  I should be rolling in the green, living high off the hog, and romping with grandchildren.  I have none of those.  What could have been was horribly stripped from me.  My family has suffered dearly.  There should be laws—what?—you say there are?  No-the legal system in this country is little more than an illusion.  It’s costly and help is unattainable.

I have a medical condition that can’t be acknowledged in this country—If not the world.  It’s from those damned shots and those things called medications to boot.  No person working in those fields will risk losing all from which they benefit in order to correct my suffering—to whatever extent it can be corrected.

My emails have elicited interesting responses, but most times—not  all—the silence is deafening.  The most frightening is the title of this piece. [in words that were not blocked out]   It was in response to my plea below:

On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 6:08 PM <*********@*******.***> wrote: [from me to a journalist]

I can’t remember when I’ve been so terrified.  Vaccines took out my whole family.  What are you people doing?  I mean, seriously.  I have two fingers left with which to type.  It probably cost the school system $1,000,000 to educate my damaged children.  That’s property tax money where I come from—the taxpayers paid.

Some of us cannot be vaccinated—not all.  There is a gene variant on the MTHFR gene that subjects us to too much damage with these shots.  It is relative to mitochondrial DNA.  It’s estimated that 20% or more have this gene variant.

There is plenty of research out there to show how these shots damage people.  The CDC’s own data proved the autism link—read “Vaccine Whistleblower” with the forward written by RFK Jr.  There’s much more out there.

Mainstream media is not covering these stories.  I know begging doesn’t help, but I’ll beg you anyway.  Someone out there in mainstream media please do the research!

A shock-wave hit me as I read this reporter’s response–the title of this article.  I found myself wondering why my murder was unimportant—why my sons were unimportant.  Then I remembered how the holocaust went.  This is not much different.

I thought to myself Maybe we aren’t people after all. Then I looked at this:

He certainly looks like a people to me–albeit a little one.

I worked with a managing editor for months—arriving at the physical location to speak with her a few times—sending the science via email at other times.  I felt some hope well up in my throat—until the paper wrote a fluff-piece on proposed strippings of exemptions from the shots that are so deadly to many of us—telling parents not to worry.

I became angry and wrote this:

My Response to “New Rules on Vaccine Exemptions Sought”

I’ve written stories of our lives–my sons and mine:

A Response to Why Younger Folk are not giving Their Babies Those Shots

Oldest Son’s Shot Records and The Cost

My Cry in the Night

And finally this:

My Response to How did you come to decide not to

I have little hope these stories will make an impact. There seems to be a strategy that has been nurtured and guided for years. It’s an amazing strategy. There is a process within corporate-strategy by the name of externalization. Corporations deflect responsibility by placing blame on an unsuspecting third party–and we fall for it–I know I did.

Here–watch this to get a better understanding of some corporate strategies:

Based on Joel Bakan’s bestseller The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power

I’ve taken to avoiding television–at least the corporate kind.

Copyright January 2020 Joyce Bowen