You are really reaching. Trying to classify literally everything as an agenda fitting death. A car suddenly swerved off the road. Gee. Dropped cell phone someone picks up. While driving, texting while driving or a million other forms of distraction which is most common. But noooooo. According to some. CLOT SHOT. CLOT SHOT. DEAD. MUST BE CLOT SHOT.
I also night this “daily” count includes 1/4 of the so called cases as from January. So this daily appearea to span three months. Some appear to have lost any ability to critically reason in exchange for Pavlovian drool.
Pavlovian drool works both ways, apparently.
I am all for an honest count. Don’t get me wrong on that, but to deny there is a problem because the numbers appear padded is just as bad or worse than padding them. Why? Because it is to deny there is a problem.
How many died before the Swine Flu Vaccine was pulled during the Ford Administration?
36.
We are many multiples of that already, and it is coming out that Pfizer dropped people from their initial study in Brazil because they got sick or died.
Keep in mind, please, the phenomenon was picked up on by insurance actuaries, who noted deaths in age groups that significantly exceeded norms—those actuaries are the ones who set the ‘odds’ for life insurance, and this means a lot of money is on the line for their companies. Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J already have their billions.
Those actuarial calculations already anticipated dropped cell phones, texting, and heart attacks from bad diets and lack of exercise. It is the excess, those additional deaths, often “unexplained” that tripped the flag.
Really? You think so?
Why is there a concern about airline pilots, but no concern about motor vehicle drivers? What makes one more susceptible than the other, except that there are way more drivers on the roads than pilots in the air?
If people are concerned about airline pilots (and they should be given that about 150 people are on a typical airplane), wouldn't we see a similar trend in motor vehicle drivers, too? Shouldn't we be looking at traffic accident reports for trends that might be indicative of what to expect in the air?
-PJ
DeWitt, N.Y. — A man has died after his SUV veered off a road and hit a tree in DeWitt on Sunday night, police said.At 8:45 p.m. an officer discovered the man unconscious inside his crashed 2019 Kia Sportage SUV off of Butternut Drive, according to a news release from the DeWitt Police Department.
First responders attempted life-saving measures on the man at the scene and he was then taken to a local hospital where he died, police said. No one else was in the SUV, police said.
Police said the man’s SUV swerved off the east shoulder of the road, hit two wires, and hit the trees, police said. Why the vehicle went off the road is under investigation, police said.
-PJ