Sayer Ji writes:  "5/20/23 UPDATE:  It is with sadness, yet great appreciation, that we pay tribute to my friend and colleague Dr. Rashid Buttar, who passed away on May 18th.  Rashid reached out to me on Feb. 18th, and explained that only a few weeks before, he was in the ICU for 6 days, with a diagnosis of both stroke and myocarditis, with symptoms and biomarkers consistent with adverse effects from the mRNA jabs (which he did not have).  As you will see in the video, he believed that he was experiencing the result of shedding (aka, "self-amplifying" properties) from the transgenic mRNA jabs."

Click image for video.  Dr. Buttar's account begins a little after one hour.

“Peace Train” – Cat Stevens’ timeless anthem of hope and unity – was originally released in 1971 and was Stevens’ first U.S. Top 10 hit, reaching number 7 on the chart.  This version features more than 25 musicians from 12 countries.

Chloe McCardel crosses three times ...

Sarah Thomas crosses four times ... (click image for video)

Sasha Latypova and Dr. Jane Ruby doing an "Aftertalk" discussion.  Quote:  "Another point I am making in the video is that it is impossible to tell the composition of the mRNA injections by looking at a small sample of 100 or even 1000 vials.  That is because of the extreme variability of these substances. Statements like “there is no RNA” or “it’s all graphene” are simply not scientifically valid, as given what we know about the manufacture and variability, there is no way to determine this with certainty for all vials that have been shipped all over the world."

Twitter is inviting writers to embark on a new relationship, a type of Substack called "Twitter for Writers."  Sasha Latypova comments on it here.  The "agreement," if you sign up, includes the following:

Excerpt:  "You hereby authorize Twitter to use and reuse, and to grant others acting on Twitter's behalf the right to use ... your name, photograph, likeness (including caricature), voice ... and any reproduction or simulation thereof, in any form of media or technology now known or hereafter developed (including, without limitation, film, video and digital or other electronic media) in connection with Twitter's promotional and marketing activities."

Once on this platform, you no longer own your likeness or your voice!  e.g., Twitter says: Sasha says ...