It feels like the weight of it all is too heavy to carry.

In saying that, I can’t help but feel that, as we approach 2025, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep talking about the damage these injections have caused and are still causing.

The fatigue is palpable, not just for me but for so many others who have been tirelessly warning about the dangers, the research has been clear from the start, and the potential consequences have always been greater than the protentional benefits. We’ve been shouting into the void for so long that it’s hard to stay motivated, especially when the narrative is still being controlled by the very entities responsible for this disaster.

There’s a sense of frustration in knowing that so many are still unaware of or unwilling to confront the truth of what has happened and is still happening. It’s as if the world has moved on, and the consequences of these injections have been swept under the rug or minimized never to be redressed, questioned or addressed. Meanwhile, countless lives have and are being altered and distroyed, families are suffering in silence, dealing with the aftermath that many still refuse to acknowledge.

It feels like we are trapped in a constant cycle of denial, gaslighting, and media manipulation. As the years go by, those who were once sceptical have been either silenced, discredited, dismissed or deceased leaving us to continue the fight almost alone. And yet, the effects are becoming undeniable. More and more people are coming forward with their heroine truths, unfortunately they and we are being drowned out by the mainstream narrative that insists all is well.

The challenge now isn’t just to convince others—it’s to maintain the resilience to keep speaking out, to keep telling the truth, even when it feels like nobody is listening. As we near 2025, it’s not just about pointing out the immediate damage that’s been done but also about highlighting the long-term implications that we may only begin to understand in the years to come. It’s about ensuring that those who have been harmed, those who have lost loved ones, and those who have been betrayed by institutions they trusted, aren’t forgotten.

The journey feels long, and it’s easy to grow weary. But the truth matters. It matters for the sake of the people who have, are and are going to suffer, for the sake of justice, and for the sake of future generations who deserve to know the truth of what happened during this time we must not waver in our mission to brake the cycle of trauma and deceit.