After the vaccines were available to everyone, did you lose an unvaccinated loved one to COVID-19? If you're willing to share your family's story, please DM us your contact information. We may reach out for a story we're working on.
Are the numbers following sentences in the first couple of paragraphs references? If so, can you repost the article with those included?
Another answer to your question "Why do so many vaccinated people not suffer adverse health impacts or death?" In the insane rush to jab every human, many poorly trained or rushed "jabbers" failed to take the simple and well-known step to ASPIRATE the needle (pull out the plunger to check for blood) before pushing the plunger. Aspiration is a check that the needle is in the muscle tissue and not a blood vessel. Injecting into muscle tissue keeps the injection localized, whereas into a vein or artery quickly spreads it throughout the entire body.
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September 10, 2021 ·
After the vaccines were available to everyone, did you lose an unvaccinated loved one to COVID-19? If you're willing to share your family's story, please DM us your contact information. We may reach out for a story we're working on.
Are the numbers following sentences in the first couple of paragraphs references? If so, can you repost the article with those included?
Another answer to your question "Why do so many vaccinated people not suffer adverse health impacts or death?" In the insane rush to jab every human, many poorly trained or rushed "jabbers" failed to take the simple and well-known step to ASPIRATE the needle (pull out the plunger to check for blood) before pushing the plunger. Aspiration is a check that the needle is in the muscle tissue and not a blood vessel. Injecting into muscle tissue keeps the injection localized, whereas into a vein or artery quickly spreads it throughout the entire body.
I would like to know your take on this story:
https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/embalmers-have-been-finding-numerous-long-fibrous-clots-that-lack-post-mortem-characteristics_4696015.html
It is consistent with my recent article on blood damage.