Interesting responses! For me science has always been about curiosity. How does something work? Why does such and such happen?
So during Covid it was reported ad infinitum, (so I was reading, I don't have television) that there were so many cases, so many deaths, we had to do this that and the other thing in order to avoid a disease that was deadly etc..
But no actual manifestation of it in my daily life. Daughter in law nursing in ICU not reporting anything outside of the normal.
Vaccine comes along. Jab jab jab. In my face because medical services set up a jaborium in the car park to my local shopping center. Did observe one lady have a horrific reaction, shaking like she had St Vitus Dance but there you go, they were injecting a ship load of people.
Time advances and I begin reading reports of excess mortality. Quite significant reports of excess mortality. Very significant actually. Like 40% in some areas and we are talking about millennials. To put it in perspective a 10% rise is equivalent to a 200 year flood.
The data came from the insurance business. This data is rock solid. Insurance companies do not get it wrong.
So I am seeing this and it is happening throughout the world. But guess what?
The concern about people carking it that was so, so, so very much in your face about covid is completely non existent barring a bit of noise from some cooker politicians.
Fast forward to today. Many articles coming out about how climate change can cause strokes. Cold weather induces heart attacks. Sniffing tulips results in died suddenly. Blah de blah de blah.
Do you know what? I smell a rat. Not just your ordinary rattus norvegicus. but a mighty great big fibber rat. That's right. A porky pie rat!
And guess what? The only thing that the broader science community can tell us with absolute certainty is that it is one hundred percent not the jibby jab. We know that not because there has been research done but just because.
And they wonder why the average jimmy is becoming reluctant to vaccination!!!!
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