Quote from: Uang_kartal on Today at 02:50:31 PM

Quote from: AbbyS on November 28, 2020, 06:22:31 PM

I have heard a lot of opinions ... many are pro vaccine but also many are against it ...
And some don't even believe there is a real vaccine ... What about you ?

an attempt .. it's a good intention .. to be effective or still testing ..

become a must in my country..a good citizen following the rules..for the sake of a small sample requires proof of administration..it's good to go out of town. taking care of important documents..looking for work and so on..

if you say believe, I believe..but not ready for vaccine yet..because no one is responsible yet..about patient protection..how about you?

Anybody can Net search on "CDC 94% Covid deaths comorbidities" or something similar. This means that 94% of the Covid deaths are really from a combination of things. Most of those people died from cancer, heart disease, diabetes, or something else. Too much salt in their evening meal, nurses accidentally giving wrong medicine, flu/pneumonia combination - which seems to have the same symptoms as Covid - and loads of other things could have finalized the deaths of these already-dying people.

It's like taking a pack camel and severely overloading it. Then you add the proverbial straw (Covid, too much salt, wrong medicine, a simple cold, pneumonia, many other things), and the camel's back is broken. And somebody says "the straw that broke the camel's back..." which is a big lie.

A bit after the CDC said this 94% back in July of 2020 (or thereabouts), so-called Covid deaths reached 400,000. Since 94% died of comorbidities, that means 6% really died of Covid... 24,000. Every death is important to the one who dies, and his family. But it would be easier finding a needle in a haystack than finding 24,000 among the almost 8 billion people in the world.

When you look at this, and combine it with the fact that vaxxed are the big contributors to the Covid death pile today, run from the vaxx. It's approximately the most dangerous thing in the world today.

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