TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: In the first half of the video Rochelle recounts that both her grandmother and mother suffered severe adverse events after their second injections. Her grandmother lost her ability to speak and died shortly thereafter, and her mother, previously active and healthy, suffered severe "10 out of 10" pain all over her body and lost her ability to walk, among other symptoms.
TRANSCRIPT -- EXCERPT
10:07
ROCHELLE: First of all, my mother actually shared this on her FaceBook page and every time she tried to talk about it on FaceBook she always, I don't remember exactly what people were saying to her but she got some really nasty comments from people calling her like a Trump supporter and an anti-vaxxer and anti-science, and, you know, and she just felt very bullied. And so she finally just got fed up with it and she made this post on FaceBook saying, like, here's what happened, like, I'm not a Trump supporter, I'm not an anti-vaxxer, like, I'm a retired registered nurse who is married to a pulmonologist and a critical care physician. So both of them have like degrees in science and our whole family is in medicine. My brother is also a doctor, and I have a background in biology. So she just, you know, made this post about how she does not deserve the criticism that she's getting and that this vaccine injury that she got is very real and that you know it's just not OK for people to be bullying. And she received some support for that, so some people were nice to her. But I think she's gotten kind of like mixed responses from people.
I also tried to share her story on social media. So I went to TikTok and I went to Instagram and I talked about what happened to my mother and my grandmother. And what happened is that there was this [makes air quotes with fingers] medical professional, I think he was a nurse who had a really big platform with like hundreds of thousands of followers. And so he responded to one of the videos I made and he called me a liar and he made fun of me, he mocked me, he ridiculed me, and then he sent all of his followers to come harass my page. So at the time I was using my name for my Instagram account because I felt like I had nothing to hide. Unfortunately, when he sent his hundreds of thousands of followers to harass my page, what happened is that they looked up my name on the Internet and they found that my father, who is a associate professor at a pretty well-known medical university college, they found out that I was related him and they actually started to call his place of work and threaten him with, um, they were trying to get him fired from his job, they were trying to get him, like, his medical license removed, they were like calling his supervisors. And then they tried to like find my personal information and they were like sending our family threats. It was just like a big nightmare. It was like, you know, all I did was just share the truthful story of what happened to my family. And I have absolutely no reason to lie about this. It's not comfortable to be harassed in this way. And so this is like not the type of attention that I'm craving.
And I do feel the urge and the desire to talk about what happened because I feel that so many people are very afraid to talk about it. I've just, I've seen the cruelty and the horrible reactions that friends and family members have had. And I've had a vaccine injury in the past and I've been harassed for speaking about it as well.
So it's just been unbelievable. To me it's kind of showed me this different side of human nature that I didn't really see before. And it's been a little bit eye-opening.
INTERVIEWER: Mind-blowing and infuriating to hear this. And I know that you're not alone. I have seen this time and again. You know, and it's sick, and these kinds of people that are going out there trying to destroy you, your family, your father's work because what? Because you're going to tell about your experience? Disgusting! Every one of those people are, that engage in this, are animals. Hands-down.
ROCHELLE: I agree. Yeah, I agree. I mean, to me it's just the heartlessness of going out of your way to harass someone who just told the most tragic, like, horrifying story about their family and then you're just going to make the assumption, without even having any proof that they're lying, you're going to make the assumption that they're lying about this. And you know, like, people were asking me like, prove that your grandmother died! And so I posted on my TikTok like pictures of her funeral. And they're like, that's not proof of anything, like, show her death certificate! And it's just like, just the assumption that I would be, for whatever reason, making up stories about this.
And it's also unbelievable because I'm not even telling anybody else what to do with their body, like, I'm not going in there, telling these people online to not get the vaccine. I'm not telling them that that they can't get it. I'm just telling them what happened to my family. And that's all I'm saying. And for them to viciously attack me like that is just, I think that shows a lot about the nature of, um, I don't know, I was looking to this mass formation psychosis thing* and I just think there's a lot of really crazy cult-like brainwashing going on that, you know, we, I think we could, I think that we could study similar cults and we can understand what's going on right now by studying the history of various different cults that have risen to popularity.
INTERVIEWER: Basically in my opinion you're being treated as less than human. And I think that's where this is going.
ROCHELLE: Yeah. And I actually have something to add to that which is that I've had my Facebook account that I had for 10 years permanently deleted because of what I talked about with the vaccine injuries, I talked about Trump and covid. So I talked about that stuff. They [?] deleted. I lost, I had like a thousand friends on there, and a bunch of pictures, like I lost all of that stuff. Permanently.
INTERVIEWER: Yep.
ROCHELLE: Which sucks because you know I mean—
INTERVIEWER: Memories.
ROCHELLE: I don't really like FaceBook all that much but it's nice to have a data base of memories.
I had my Instragram account that I've had for 5 years, hundreds of pictures on it, a bunch of friends, connections, deleted permanently because I talked about my mom's vaccine injury.
INTERVIEWER: Yep.
ROCHELLE: I had my TikTok account deleted because when I was responding to this nurse who was bullying me and accusing me of lying, a bunch of people reported my account for [makes air quotes with fingers] false information and then my account was deleted.
INTERVIEWER: Yes.
RICHELLE: So I've had three social media accounts permanently deleted. And it's felt like they're trying to just wipe my existence off the face of the planet. So it's like not only did this tragic thing happen to my family but they're trying to erase me now. They're trying to make me invisible. They're trying to take away my connection to the outside worlds because, you know, during these lockdowns we've been so isolated and disconnected from other people and so social media has been—
INTERVIEWER: Critical.
ROCHELLE: — one of the main things connecting us, and they stole that from me by the this censorship, by deleting everything. And so I got really upset about that.
And also I have family members, um, so I'm part Jewish also. Jewish, American, European, and Afghan. And so I've had my grandmother's entire family was murdered in Auschwitz in—
INTERVIEWER: Wow.
ROCHELLE: Yeah, in the Holocaust. And same with my partner, his, a lot of his grandparents' family members were murdered in the Holocaust. Even here in Hungary, a lot of them were murdered, where I am right now. And so it's like, you know, we come from this background where these horrible things have happened in previous generations and then there's a lot of generational trauma that you have to try to heal from. And then you see the same kind of thing happening again. And it's just really, it's just very disappointing
because you feel like humanity has just not learned the lessons that we needed to learn. And things are just repeating themselves because people are not noticing what's happening.
18:47
[END OF EXCERPT]
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:
*Rochelle refers to Mathias Desmet's concept of "mass formation psychosis" which, in his book The Psychology of Totalitarianism, (Chelsea Green Publishing, 2022) Desmet describes as "a dangerous collective type of hypnosis." Desmet is a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ghent in Belgium.
I've got a GREAT idea: why don't you all go back & look at when you first started producing/consuming/knew about the fact that these shots were killing people & calculate how many people that have died since while you continue compiling stats, but refusing to actually DO ANYTHING to end the mandates.
If you DON'T like that, please tell me what's preventing you from using the mass support you have in the dozens if not hundreds of like-minded people & their thousands if not millions of supporters to take legal, non-violent means to end the mandates.
If you don't like THAT, then... why NOT? Are you worried that you WILL save lives? You want the deaths stopped but refuse to act to stop them.
You all KNOW that you would never support a government that would kill children for $. But instead of acting LIKE you know it, you simply dive into denial & pretend that the politicians simply do not *know* they're doing it.
That then is *_your_ DELIBERATE denial* that children are dying for.
Another amazing batch thank you and I love the empty templates we can use!
They cannot Truthfully state that They did not know that COVID jabs are useless and toxic.
To humans and critters.
They were also informed of the correct facts many-many-many times.
From everyone everywhere.
From jump.
It is time for all of the COVID perpetra(i)tors to be held accountable for Their crimes against humanity.
Those injured by the jabs have also been heavily censored. One of many such stories:
TrialSite News, Vaccine Injury Series
Rochelle tells the experience of both her mother and grandmother after getting vaccinated.
https://rumble.com/v1qzoce-vaccine-injured-rochelle-tells-her-story.html
November 1, 2022
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: In the first half of the video Rochelle recounts that both her grandmother and mother suffered severe adverse events after their second injections. Her grandmother lost her ability to speak and died shortly thereafter, and her mother, previously active and healthy, suffered severe "10 out of 10" pain all over her body and lost her ability to walk, among other symptoms.
TRANSCRIPT -- EXCERPT
10:07
ROCHELLE: First of all, my mother actually shared this on her FaceBook page and every time she tried to talk about it on FaceBook she always, I don't remember exactly what people were saying to her but she got some really nasty comments from people calling her like a Trump supporter and an anti-vaxxer and anti-science, and, you know, and she just felt very bullied. And so she finally just got fed up with it and she made this post on FaceBook saying, like, here's what happened, like, I'm not a Trump supporter, I'm not an anti-vaxxer, like, I'm a retired registered nurse who is married to a pulmonologist and a critical care physician. So both of them have like degrees in science and our whole family is in medicine. My brother is also a doctor, and I have a background in biology. So she just, you know, made this post about how she does not deserve the criticism that she's getting and that this vaccine injury that she got is very real and that you know it's just not OK for people to be bullying. And she received some support for that, so some people were nice to her. But I think she's gotten kind of like mixed responses from people.
I also tried to share her story on social media. So I went to TikTok and I went to Instagram and I talked about what happened to my mother and my grandmother. And what happened is that there was this [makes air quotes with fingers] medical professional, I think he was a nurse who had a really big platform with like hundreds of thousands of followers. And so he responded to one of the videos I made and he called me a liar and he made fun of me, he mocked me, he ridiculed me, and then he sent all of his followers to come harass my page. So at the time I was using my name for my Instagram account because I felt like I had nothing to hide. Unfortunately, when he sent his hundreds of thousands of followers to harass my page, what happened is that they looked up my name on the Internet and they found that my father, who is a associate professor at a pretty well-known medical university college, they found out that I was related him and they actually started to call his place of work and threaten him with, um, they were trying to get him fired from his job, they were trying to get him, like, his medical license removed, they were like calling his supervisors. And then they tried to like find my personal information and they were like sending our family threats. It was just like a big nightmare. It was like, you know, all I did was just share the truthful story of what happened to my family. And I have absolutely no reason to lie about this. It's not comfortable to be harassed in this way. And so this is like not the type of attention that I'm craving.
And I do feel the urge and the desire to talk about what happened because I feel that so many people are very afraid to talk about it. I've just, I've seen the cruelty and the horrible reactions that friends and family members have had. And I've had a vaccine injury in the past and I've been harassed for speaking about it as well.
So it's just been unbelievable. To me it's kind of showed me this different side of human nature that I didn't really see before. And it's been a little bit eye-opening.
INTERVIEWER: Mind-blowing and infuriating to hear this. And I know that you're not alone. I have seen this time and again. You know, and it's sick, and these kinds of people that are going out there trying to destroy you, your family, your father's work because what? Because you're going to tell about your experience? Disgusting! Every one of those people are, that engage in this, are animals. Hands-down.
ROCHELLE: I agree. Yeah, I agree. I mean, to me it's just the heartlessness of going out of your way to harass someone who just told the most tragic, like, horrifying story about their family and then you're just going to make the assumption, without even having any proof that they're lying, you're going to make the assumption that they're lying about this. And you know, like, people were asking me like, prove that your grandmother died! And so I posted on my TikTok like pictures of her funeral. And they're like, that's not proof of anything, like, show her death certificate! And it's just like, just the assumption that I would be, for whatever reason, making up stories about this.
And it's also unbelievable because I'm not even telling anybody else what to do with their body, like, I'm not going in there, telling these people online to not get the vaccine. I'm not telling them that that they can't get it. I'm just telling them what happened to my family. And that's all I'm saying. And for them to viciously attack me like that is just, I think that shows a lot about the nature of, um, I don't know, I was looking to this mass formation psychosis thing* and I just think there's a lot of really crazy cult-like brainwashing going on that, you know, we, I think we could, I think that we could study similar cults and we can understand what's going on right now by studying the history of various different cults that have risen to popularity.
INTERVIEWER: Basically in my opinion you're being treated as less than human. And I think that's where this is going.
ROCHELLE: Yeah. And I actually have something to add to that which is that I've had my Facebook account that I had for 10 years permanently deleted because of what I talked about with the vaccine injuries, I talked about Trump and covid. So I talked about that stuff. They [?] deleted. I lost, I had like a thousand friends on there, and a bunch of pictures, like I lost all of that stuff. Permanently.
INTERVIEWER: Yep.
ROCHELLE: Which sucks because you know I mean—
INTERVIEWER: Memories.
ROCHELLE: I don't really like FaceBook all that much but it's nice to have a data base of memories.
I had my Instragram account that I've had for 5 years, hundreds of pictures on it, a bunch of friends, connections, deleted permanently because I talked about my mom's vaccine injury.
INTERVIEWER: Yep.
ROCHELLE: I had my TikTok account deleted because when I was responding to this nurse who was bullying me and accusing me of lying, a bunch of people reported my account for [makes air quotes with fingers] false information and then my account was deleted.
INTERVIEWER: Yes.
RICHELLE: So I've had three social media accounts permanently deleted. And it's felt like they're trying to just wipe my existence off the face of the planet. So it's like not only did this tragic thing happen to my family but they're trying to erase me now. They're trying to make me invisible. They're trying to take away my connection to the outside worlds because, you know, during these lockdowns we've been so isolated and disconnected from other people and so social media has been—
INTERVIEWER: Critical.
ROCHELLE: — one of the main things connecting us, and they stole that from me by the this censorship, by deleting everything. And so I got really upset about that.
And also I have family members, um, so I'm part Jewish also. Jewish, American, European, and Afghan. And so I've had my grandmother's entire family was murdered in Auschwitz in—
INTERVIEWER: Wow.
ROCHELLE: Yeah, in the Holocaust. And same with my partner, his, a lot of his grandparents' family members were murdered in the Holocaust. Even here in Hungary, a lot of them were murdered, where I am right now. And so it's like, you know, we come from this background where these horrible things have happened in previous generations and then there's a lot of generational trauma that you have to try to heal from. And then you see the same kind of thing happening again. And it's just really, it's just very disappointing
because you feel like humanity has just not learned the lessons that we needed to learn. And things are just repeating themselves because people are not noticing what's happening.
18:47
[END OF EXCERPT]
# # #
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:
*Rochelle refers to Mathias Desmet's concept of "mass formation psychosis" which, in his book The Psychology of Totalitarianism, (Chelsea Green Publishing, 2022) Desmet describes as "a dangerous collective type of hypnosis." Desmet is a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ghent in Belgium.
Thank you for this. Toby Young is one of my heroes. Dr. McCullough is an angel.
I've got a GREAT idea: why don't you all go back & look at when you first started producing/consuming/knew about the fact that these shots were killing people & calculate how many people that have died since while you continue compiling stats, but refusing to actually DO ANYTHING to end the mandates.
If you DON'T like that, please tell me what's preventing you from using the mass support you have in the dozens if not hundreds of like-minded people & their thousands if not millions of supporters to take legal, non-violent means to end the mandates.
If you don't like THAT, then... why NOT? Are you worried that you WILL save lives? You want the deaths stopped but refuse to act to stop them.
You all KNOW that you would never support a government that would kill children for $. But instead of acting LIKE you know it, you simply dive into denial & pretend that the politicians simply do not *know* they're doing it.
That then is *_your_ DELIBERATE denial* that children are dying for.
STOP it.
Now.