[fr_freak]

COVID-19 and the mRNA treatments both fizzled as depopulation measures.

Yeah, except we don't really know what the jabs are going to do. They could have long-term depopulation effects, or they could be a relatively inert substance just waiting to be activated. One little environmental additive, or possibly the next virus that is released, could target all those who took the shot(s). Or it could fizzle. But we really don't know. That is the drastic downside of taking experimental gene-altering drugs.

[flamberge]

...Yeah, except we don't really know what the jabs are going to do. ...

We are always faced with the need to make assessments with incomplete information, some of which also inaccurate.

"Predictions are hard, especially about the future" (Yogi Berra)

It is possible that there was a "gotcha" designed into the jab that could be activated at a later date by environmental conditions of some kind. I am certain that multiple researchers considered such things. I am equally certain that they did not have the skills or knowledge or understanding to accomplish such a project. And they still don't.

They just barely managed to engineer a modified coronavirus with some gain-of-function properties which fell apart after a few thousand generations. Then they accidently released it into the wild by sloppy lab procedures, before they knew what it might do.

They are not as smart as they believe themselves to be.

I think of that video where a chimpanzee is given a loaded AK-47 by the guerrilla soldiers. Hilarity ensures.