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To: SeekAndFind

Here’s my guess about the future —

Covid cases and deaths will plunge throughout summer down to quite low levels

There will be a very big spike in new cases around mid October.

The current shots won’t help you with the October spike, you’ll need a new booster. Or the Ivermectin everyone should have been using to begin with.

Remember Eisenhower warning about the unstoppable growth of the military industrial complex?

We now have a vaccine industrial complex. They are totally immune from lawsuits, have a huge percent of the entire population as customers, with governments leaning hard on people to get them. It’s huge money to be made for lots of people and is an unstoppable force.

In other News, something like half of the CDC and FDA aren’t getting the vaccine, at my local hospital half the docs are declining. The people who know medicine best are hesitating because of uncertainty over long term unintended consequences.

You can get a complete course of covid treatment with ivermectin for $5, but that won’t make anyone rich so let’s all bury and hide it while forcibly herding everyone to get vaccines


5 posted on 05/21/2021 8:42:51 PM PDT by Mount Athos
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To: Mount Athos

Yes, the vaccine industry is swimming in money and nothing will stop the “need” for “boosters”. They’ve never had it so good.


8 posted on 05/21/2021 9:50:13 PM PDT by bluejean (Living one day at a time in the national psych ward.)
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To: Mount Athos

In that same speech, Eisenhower warned of big science-big government collusion. He was an amazingly prescient man.


13 posted on 05/22/2021 2:00:20 AM PDT by FreedomPoster (Islam delenda est)
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