Did Gavin Newsom & Justin Bieber Have Bell's Palsy From Vaccines?

2 Sources for this story below . . . 

Justin Bieber reveals he has Ramsay Hunt syndrome

Twitter suspended the VaccineTruth2 account

Want to know which article that they do NOT want you to see? It's the article showing Bieber's paralysis was 99% likely to have been caused by the vaccine.

They do not want you to learn the truth about Justin Bieber’s injury. They want you to believe the fairy tale that Bieber and his wife are just super unlucky and the vaccine played no role.

Twitter wouldn’t have done this for a nothing burger article. They are telling us this article could hurt the false narrative. Therefore, you’ll want to share the article widely:

BELL’S PALSY AND RAMSAY HUNT SYNDROME

Is Gavin Newsom is out of sight likely because he has Bell's Palsy from his booster shot?

Update: Gavin Newsom is lying about his vaccine injury and now I can prove it

Gov. Newsom Injured by Moderna Booster Shot, Source Tells The Defender

Two Australian politicians had Bells a few months ago - Victor Dominello was diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy after concerning Covid-19 press conference

They say he has personal issues to attend to... like half his face is paralyzed. It's likely vaccine-induced Bell's Palsy or Guillain-Barre syndrome. That's why NO ONE is allowed to SEE him. Get it?

It’s been rumored that Gavin Newsom is out of sight since getting his booster because he developed Bell’s Palsy or Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). This normally would happen within hours after getting his booster so this make perfect sense.

This also explains why nobody has seen him in public since Oct 27: anyone who saw him would instantly know.

I checked into this and I’m over 90% sure that this is true (but I can’t tell you publicly about it without revealing my source) which prompted me to write this article.

Am I 100% certain? No. This is just my personal educated guess piecing together the information (both from public and private sources) that I’ve gathered.

What’s your best guess?

How Steve Kirsch arrived at my hypothesis

Here’s the background for my hypothesis:

1. Twitter reports of facial paralysis: first thought is Bell’s Palsy
2. Emails with my friends say it is GBS
3. Neurologist says either can cause facial paralysis
4. Email I sent to a good friend of Newsom (who for sure knows his condition) about vaccine-induced Bell’s Palsy drew an immediate response asking for more info on effective treatments

Albert Benavides (aka WelcomeTheEagle88) recently did a VAERS analysis for me looking at symptoms that are elevated by the vaccine versus a 5-year baseline rate (VAERS reports from 2015-2019).

Look at what popped up on #11 (the 11th highest elevated adverse event). You are 1,533 times more likely to get Bell’s Palsy after the COVID vaccines than any other vaccine.

NOTE: This screen shot is the “tip of the iceberg” as far as serious adverse events caused by the COVID vaccines. The full list is over 5,000 elevated adverse events and I’ll be writing about this later today on substack (subscribe to be notified).

Guillain-Barre after these vaccines is less likely than Bell’s Palsy by a factor of 4.5, so I’m guessing it is more likely Bell’s Palsy (but it could be GBS).

Did the vaccine cause Bell’s Palsy (or GBS) for Newsom? He was perfectly fine before the shot and within hours after the shot, he’s paralyzed. Could be bad luck. But come on.

Why doesn’t he just admit the truth, that he got Bell’s Palsy (or GBS) from the vaccine? Well, truth-telling is not how it is done in politics. The reason he won’t tell the truth it:

It would create vaccine hesitancy because it would be an admission that the vaccines aren’t safe like he claims

It would make him look silly for mandating these very dangerous vaccines that are killing/disabling adults and kids in California.

He doesn’t want to make the CDC look incompetent for never spotting the safety signal.

Newsom is still mandating your kids get the vaccine. A number of them will suffer neurological damage just like he did as a result of his mandate.

Bell’s and GBS are just two of over 5,000 adverse events that are elevated by these vaccine. More troubling is that the risk-benefit analysis for 5 to 11 I’ve seen shows we will kill 117 kids to maybe save 1 kid from COVID.

Governor Newsom and the CDC don’t seem to care about that; there’s not even a CDC category for vaccine deaths.

Over 120,000 Americans have suffered from Bell’s Palsy after vaccination (you take the incidence rate from the table and multiply by the minimum VAERS underreporting factor (URF) of 41 which is calculated here) and it could easily be over 250,000 cases.

A neurologist I know has over 2,000 clients with vaccine injuries (out of a 20,000 client base). The neurologist never had any events before now in his/her practice caused by the vaccine. This shows you it is the vaccine causing the events, not “over-reporting” as is claimed by the FDA.

When will it end?

I hope soon. But nobody in America likes to admit they were wrong. Even after they’ve been injured.

Joel Kallman, the creator of the V-safe application, died shortly after he was vaccinated. He never got a chance to tell people what he thought of the safety of the vaccine.

Let’s hope that Newsom gets the chance to learn from this and change his thinking.

P.S. If you think you know whether it is GBS or Bell’s Palsy, please comment below.

BREAKING REPORT: Several Sources Now Claiming CA Gov. Gavin Newsom had a ADVERSE REACTION to the Vaccine Booster, specifically "Guillain-Barré syndrome"... -The Calirornia Globe

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) November 9, 2021

A source close to CA Gov. Gavin Newsom today told The Defender the governor experienced an adverse reaction to the Moderna COVID vaccine he received Oct. 27.
Reported to be Guillain–Barré syndrome (GBS) aka partial paralysis. https://t.co/LFXW2IN8PA pic.twitter.com/MdjcBz6BsW

— Joe Gooding 💯🇺🇸 (@joegooding) November 9, 2021

Is this true?
Gavin Newsom is reported to have Guillain-Barré Syndrome from the COVID jab.

GBS is a disorder where the body’s immune system damages nerves. The damage to the nerves causes muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis.

— Dr. Dawn Michael💗 (@SexCounseling) November 9, 2021

Can anyone confirm?
Report from insider source says that Calif. Gov Gavin Newsom has not been seen in public after an Oct. 27 jab. Supposedly Guillain–Barré syndrome, a potentially serious neurological disorder.https://t.co/LNkGraiyIl | via https://t.co/tDVM1NMUyQ

— Larry Sanger (@lsanger) November 9, 2021

Doctor Asks Why We Are Not Testing For Antibodies First?

Doctor reveals how the FDA and CDC are hiding the truth on Covid Vaccines.pic.twitter.com/fWdmfVWuuT

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) October 8, 2021

Doctor reveals how the FDA and CDC are hiding the truth on Covid Vaccines. 

Why Synthetic mRNA Shots Are Not Like Traditional Vaccines

Why Synthetic mRNA COVID Shots Are Not Vaccines & Not Like Traditional Vaccines

There is a lot of incoming information from the government and the private sector promoting the vaccine. Recently, there has been a significant uptick in compulsory demands for taking the COVID vaccine. This forced vaccination approach has made many people start to question why this coordinated pressure campaign has increased with such ferocity.  

As a result of such one-sided information, people are increasingly skeptical. In this video below you can review the counter-position for why people do not want to take the vaccination shot.  I am not sure who produced it, but we are sharing it in an effort to provide balance.  The claims are well cited.

Why for all the censorship if this vaccine is real and actually works effectively without side effects? 

Bell’s Palsy Linked To Covid Vaccines?

During the phase III Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna trials, seven cases of facial paralysis or Bell's palsy were reported in the vaccine groups (7 of 35,654), and one case was seen in the placebo groups (1 of 35,611). A causal relationship was not established, but the FDA recommended that vaccine recipients be monitored.

Following the documentation of a case of Bell's palsy associated with vaccination,1 we were contacted by patients and colleagues from Canada, Australia, Europe, the UK, and United Arab Emirates. Questions raised were whether mRNA vaccine recipients are at increased risk of developing Bell's palsy, and what to recommend to individuals with a history of Bell's palsy.

It is unclear whether the vaccine caused the outbreaks of Bell’s palsy, but Dr. Paul Offit, a member of the FDA’s Vaccines Advisory Committee who voted to approve the Pfizer preventative, said in an interview with CNBC that the condition should be monitored. “I’m not dismissing that yet,” he said.

Despite geographical and seasonal variations, generally agreed incidence of Bell's palsy is 15–30 cases each year per 100 000 population. Ozonoff and colleagues rightly state that the predicted 12-month (annual) incidence of Bell's palsy inferred from mRNA vaccine trials is higher than that reported during the 2-month observation period of these studies. They concluded that the observed incidence of Bell's palsy in the mRNA vaccine arms was 3·5 to seven times higher than expected in the general population. However, safety data were collected for participants with a median follow-up of 2 months after the second dose; therefore, the data refer to an overall observation period of approximately 12 weeks from dose one. Given this, and considering Bell's palsy as the possible outcome of individual doses, the observed incidence in the mRNA vaccine trials would be roughly 1·5 to three times higher than in the general population 

The numerical imbalance reported with mRNA vaccine trials was not seen in the Oxford-AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson phase 3 studies using more traditional virus-based technology. Examination of adverse event data from the Yellow Card scheme in the UK and from the EU EudraVigilance database might help clarify this matter. As of March 21, the Yellow Card-reported frequency of facial paralysis or paresis and facial nerve disorder after any dose was close to 23 per million with the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and 13 per million with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. Excluding reports of facial paralysis cross-listed with a cerebrovascular accident, EudraVigilance data indicate a much higher frequency of facial paralysis after the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine than after the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine (497 vs 56 cases or 13·6 vs 4·1 per million doses as of April 3). The risk of developing facial paralysis could be two to three times higher in individuals receiving mRNA vaccines than in those receiving traditional vaccines. These findings should be considered when selecting a vaccine for patients with a history of Bell's palsy.

People who have previously had GBS may receive a COVID-19 vaccine. To date, no cases of GBS have been reported following vaccination in participants in the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials. One case of GBS was reported in a vaccinated participant in the Johnson & Johnson Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine clinical trial (compared to one GBS case among those who received placebo). With few exceptions, the independent Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) general best practice guidelines for immunization do not include a history of GBS as a precaution to vaccination with other vaccines.

People who have previously had Bell’s palsy may receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Cases of Bell’s palsy were reported following vaccination in participants in the COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not consider these to be more than the rate expected in the general population. They have not concluded these cases were caused by vaccination.