HomeCovidWe are killing our very best people. This professor was an ardent supporter of mRNA vaccines. It was not COVID that killed her. This is as close to a direct cause and effect as we’re going to get—summed up in a newsworthy story.

September 23, 2021

We are killing our very best people. This professor was an ardent supporter of mRNA vaccines. It was not COVID that killed her. This is as close to a direct cause and effect as we’re going to get—summed up in a newsworthy story.

Rest in peace ma'am

— Derek (@WallOfJericho__) September 22, 2021

We are killing our very best people. This professor was an ardent supporter of mRNA vaccines.

It was not COVID that killed her. This is as close to a direct cause and effect as we're going to get—summed up in a newsworthy story.

Bring attention to this story.#VaccineMandates

— Basic Business & Basic Economic Education (@Econ_n_Business) September 23, 2021

FDA: Heart Attacks 71 times more often for Vaccine takers – We are killing 2 people for each one the vaccine saves? The stats… at FDA – YouTube will not delete! lol – Point made right in the beginning of the vid at FDA Youtube too… We posted it. CLICK HERE

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Scott / September 23, 2021

Yet the medical community continues to push this poison shot, along with masks. I wonder how people with so much education can be so ignorant that basic cause and effect illudes them, as does the printing on the side of the mask manufactures box that says this will not protect you from COVID.

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- ralphie / September 23, 2021
  
  that’s easy — shit in, shit out, lotsa “education” with emphasis on indoctrination, but not very brightest go into medicine, also most docs work for corporate masters
  
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Patrick Lester / September 23, 2021

Maybe all this insanity will go away when the insurance companies and their actuaries figure out the real cost for health and death payouts in young and previously healthy people. Imagine screaming of people refused or extra high rates because they were vaccinated.

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