Hello Patriot Pedes,

I finally joined and wanted to share a non-election topic, because there are many brilliant minds here (active/ lurking) that may be able to do a deeper dive into the subject matter or have connections to those who may. It seems many have been focused on the potential deleterious effects that may result from receiving a vax vs. the long term sequelae of SARS-CoV2 infection itself; one of which may be impaired male fertility.

Yesterday I saw a post by Bards of War, https://mobile.twitter.com/BardsFM/status/1329857311712583680 He retweeted this person’s post:👇🏻 “Professor Sir John Irving Bell was talking about the #COVID mRNA #vaccines when he had a huge Freudian slip of the tongue that gave their game away "These vaccines are unlikely to completely sterilize the population"

Unfortunately, the link to the referenced post did not work for me so I cannot verify the quote; YMMV. The OP also shared a link regarding J. Bell’s credentials and affiliation with the B(LL & M3linda [email protected] Foundation. So, historically with the nefarious activities they have been involved in, it isn’t difficult to correlate there may be some purposeful ‘overlap’ in the desired ‘outcomes’ of their new ‘helpful 💉’ this time around.

It prompted me to do a quick search of SARS-CoV2 vax + sterility, which landed me on this person’s thoughts regarding the possible goals of the vax creators. https://vigilantcitizenforums.com/threads/sides-effects-of-covid19-vaccine-mass-sterilization.8440/ Below is his second hypothesis:👇🏻 “2. Mass sterilization: the vaccine for covid19 will produce antibodies to the Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 , this metalloprotease it's found in testis, heart and kidney. "ACEH (Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 ) is a metalloprotease that may have a significant role not only in cardiovascular homeostasis but also in fertility" You can check the research here: https://www.jbc.org/content/275/43/33238.full?sid=7ecbde34-9366-40ca-8398-7ce0eefc022d “

So, after looking at the above referenced article in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, I started looking at articles regarding SARS-CoV2 + fertility (alone, without the vax).

I came across this one, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7226809/ that indicated that the virus itself may cause damage to the male testis and have adverse fertility consequences. Some quotes from the article: “Thus, the reported ACE2 expression in human testes suggests that SARS-CoV-2 could infect the male gonad and risk male reproductive dysfunction.”

“The GSEA results suggest that male germ cell specific genes and genes that are collectively involved in spermatogenesis are compromised in ACE2-positive cells. Therefore, SARS-CoV-2 may directly target ACE2-positive spermatogonia and disrupt spermatogenesis.”

“These findings suggest that the testis is a high-risk organ vulnerable to SARS-CoV-2 infection that may result in spermatogenic failure.”

“These investigations suggest that the reproductive functions should be followed and evaluated in recovered COVID-2019 male patients.”

Another article https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7645932/

“Invasion of SARS‐CoV‐2 to the spermatogonia, Leydig cells and Sertoli cells can lead to sex hormonal alteration and impaired gonadal function. Once infected, changes in ACE2 signalling pathways followed by oxidative stress and inflammation could cause spermatogenesis failure, abnormal sperm motility, DNA fragmentation and male infertility.”

“Few studies have investigated possible male fertility impairment in patients with COVID‐19. Moreover, these studies mainly focus on the acute phase effects and complications of the virus rather than the long‐term effects. As a result, we suggest future studies should include a long‐term follow‐up of patients with COVID‐19 and employ sperm DFI as a promising determiner of male infertility along with other options such as semen analysis and sex‐related hormones in the investigation of male infertility. Furthermore, the possibility of the male reproductive system involvement induced by SARS‐CoV‐2 and formation of ASA and a subsequent immunological infertility in patients with COVID‐19 should be taken into consideration.”

I haven’t heard of reproductive health being actively followed up in males who have recovered from CoV2. Seems the potential fertility ramifications of the virus have been obfuscated from the public, as there have been so many other simultaneous distractions. Those with deeper biological/virological knowledge may be able to help investigate this correlation and help spread awareness and get the dialogue going with physicians.

God bless!