I want to talk about proof because people watching, again, mainstream corporate media,

they're seeing headlines like this.

We're going to go vaccine heavy because this is the conversation in America right now as far

as the public health.

Scientists confirm HPV vaccine does prevent cancer.

Another one, HPV vaccine slashes cervical cancer risk with minimal side effects, major review finds.

I want to unpack this because when we see these headlines, we think, wait a minute,

we know some of the science here.

We know how this vaccine was brought to market.

When we see headlines like this, we have to start questioning this.

So in order to really unpack this study that we're being told is a major study, we have to look

at what HPV is.

This is a human papillomavirus, and we go to the National Institutes of Health, their National

Cancer Institute, their own website.

I want to read this.

Research has found that it can take 5 to 10 years for HPV infected cervical cells to develop into

pre-cancers and about 20 years to develop into cancer.

So the research we're being told is saying that cancer that develops in 20 years, this

HPV shot can stop it.

It's going to end it.

So let's go to this research.

It's from the Cochrane Collaboration. We're told this is gold standard science. This is an independent research organization. And they just look at the facts. So this is their headline here. This is the human papillin vaccination for prevention of cervical cancer. They looked at 60 studies. It's a meta-analysis. And you go right into there, the first couple

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