The Sonia Elijah Podcast · Investigative journalism, forensic style

My latest TNT Radio Live interview

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Sonia says the vaccines contain N1-methyl pseudouridine inside lipid nanoparticles that travel to the ovaries, brain, and testes.

1. The Sonia Elijah Podcast episode centers on Sonia Elijah discussing Pfizer and BioNTech’s mRNA product and the claims she says are buried in regulatory documents. 2. DeeDee Denslow hosts Sonia Elijah, who identifies herself as an independent investigative journalist covering COVID since early 2021, and Denslow frames her as a source on female health harms. 3. The episode asks why the mRNA product was promoted as safe while Sonia says company filings, safety reports, and regulator documents pointed the other way. 4. Sonia says Pfizer and BioNTech’s lipid nanoparticles were documented in early reports as reaching the ovaries, spleen, adrenal glands, bone marrow, brain, and testes. 5. She says health authorities repeated the claim that the shot stayed in the arm, while the documents she reviewed said otherwise. 6. Sonia says menstrual disorders and heavy bleeding appeared in Pfizer and BioNTech’s periodic safety update reports early in 2021. 7. She says the companies attributed those reports to stress, weight gain, and dietary changes rather than to the product. 8. Sonia cites the Blix et al study in Norway as finding a huge increase in unexpected bleeding in post-menopausal women after the first month of mRNA vaccination. 9. She says an obstetrician, Dr. Kim Biss, observed miscarriage rates moving from 4% in 2020 to 7% and 8% in 2021, then to 25% by December 2021. 10. Sonia says a retrospective pregnancy study in the New England Journal of Medicine was skewed toward women in their third trimester. 11. She says the original MHRA public assessment report stated sufficient reassurance of safe use in pregnant women could not be provided at that time. 12. Sonia says Pfizer reports included fetal tachycardia, fetal cardiac arrest, and transplacental exposure during pregnancy. 13. She says a three-month early safety period showed 270 pregnancy cases, 238 with no known outcome, and 23 spontaneous abortions among the 32 known outcomes. 14. Sonia says Pfizer’s lactation review found adverse events in breastfeeding infants, including facial paralysis, lymphadenopathy, blurred vision, strokes, and convulsions. 15. She says a later pregnancy-and-lactation review she found in April reported adverse events in 20% of lactation cases. 16. Sonia says the updated vaccine pushed in 2023 was tested on 10 mice and that she says they all died. 17. The interview style is direct and skeptical, with DeeDee Denslow pressing Sonia for the reason behind renewed promotion and Sonia repeatedly returning to primary-source documents. 18. The pacing is fast and document-heavy, with Sonia moving from FAUCI emails and the Proximal Origin paper to EUA reporting, FDA files, and the WHO pandemic treaty. 19. People interested in pregnancy safety, regulator documents, and mRNA vaccine reporting would likely follow this discussion. 20. People wanting light health chat or broad COVID commentary may skip it.

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An uneasy interview that moves from war coverage into contested vaccine claims.

DeeDee Denslow opens with a quick Israel update before moving into a conversation with Sonia Elijah about mRNA vaccine harms and pregnancy concerns.

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