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51/86: sandrarose.com/2020/10/cdc-re… Or how about this article with info from the CDC revealing they are grouping several other types of deaths as Covid regardless if they had it or not. Take a look at this picture as well from Texas data comparing the two.

52/86: bpa-pathology.com/covid19-pcr-te… Are these covid test even accurate? This article is about a study done over the effectiveness of the test and what was their conclusion? The tests are meaningless. This makes sense after hearing about so many false positives and errors in reporting

53/86: cbs12.com/news/coronavir… For example, in Florida several testing centers were resulting in positivity rates of 98% to 100%. Right away this was alarming and thankfully someone was able to catch it, but how much of this is not being caught?

54/86: justthenews.com/nation/confirm… Are the cases real? Well certainly covid cases are real, but how many are actually COVID. Is it just a coincidence that influenza cases are at an all time low this year? I would guess several flu cases might be counted as Covid.

55/86: Here is a picture from the CDC website. Notice how Covid has its own death category, but is also included with pneumonia and influenza. This is just more proof of the deaths being inflated and proof that the testing is inefficient.

56/86: usatoday.com/story/news/fac… Why would they want to inflate the number of covid cases? Well I have two possibilities. One would be that hospitals happen to receive lots of money per covid death especially when the patient was required to use a ventilator.

57/86: beckershospitalreview.com/finance/state-… Here is an another article giving a state-by-state breakdown of federal aid given per Covid case…

58/86: abc10.com/article/news/v… It is evident that they benefit from covid deaths. Another possibility is to keep inflicting fear into society and that this is the new normal we must live by until there is a vaccine.

59/86: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Did you know that fear actually weakens the immune system? Could the media be purposely inflicting fear (causes stress) into society with constant increases in cases and deaths? I’ll let you guy think about that...

60/86: I mean they also kept predicting this second wave was going to hit again and be even deadlier. Wrong once again.

61/86: abcnews4.com/news/nation-wo… Let’s also remember the CDC announced that only 6% of deaths were directly related to covid, and that the other 94% of deaths each person had 2 or more underlying conditions.

62/86: ...Yes, I know that covid for the other 94% still had a main role in their death, however I would find it hard to believe it was the main reason for them all.

63/86: Yes, covid is real, but it is NOT something that should cause a pause in our lives. It also comes from the It is a new strain of it, but it is worth noting we have always struggled with a vaccine for SARS.

64/86: We have always struggled and have never been able to figure it out. It seems the best way to fight it is to let our body build immunity to it. That leads me into why I am skeptical on these new vaccines coming out…

65/86: markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/pf… As mentioned before, the quickest vaccine ever made took 4 years, yet this one will take months. Pfizer announced their vaccine with a 90% effective rate and also worth noting their CEO sold 62% of his shares after the announcement...

66/86: slate.com/technology/202… That leads me to believe it isn’t going to come out or it won’t be effective. The vaccine is a new type of vaccination where it attacks mRNA to fight the virus. It's required to be stored at -80 degrees celsius, which is very uncommon for a vaccine

67/86: So how could we distribute millions and eventually billions of vaccines that must be kept in extremely low temperatures to the entire world? I find it hard to believe that countries like India will be able to store the vaccine for distribution.

68/86: It is also important to note that their study of 43,000 volunteers would have needed to be 470,860 volunteers to meet this level of effectiveness with confidence and margin of errors. So how could all these companies be testing vaccines with more than 90% effectiveness...

69/86: ...that would require millions of volunteers during a pandemic? They aren’t.

70/86: pbs.twimg.com/media/Em1QWWIV… A similar example would be for the HPV vaccine that was claimed to be 98% effective. It ended up being only 44% effective once it was released to the public. I am guessing these vaccines will have results much lower than expected as well.

71/86:
cdc.gov/flu/vaccines-w… Even the CDC doesn’t know how effective the flu vaccine is. They estimate it is between 40-60% effective and I guarantee it is much lower than that.

72/86: statnews.com/2018/09/26/cdc… Where was the panic when 80,000 people died from the flu in 2018? And that was with a vaccine too. So clearly not much will change with a vaccine, but I’m guessing top officials might not want it to...

73/86: defense.gov/Newsroom/Relea… It is also worth noting this article about the DOD awarding $138 million for prefilled syringes involving microchips. Something I am unsure of what to make of as of now.

74/86: foxbusiness.com/healthcare/bil… It is also strange the influence Bill Gates has on the vaccine. He keeps calling for multiple vaccines and possible boosters for it. Obviously he doesn't make the vaccine, but he definitely has an impact on its development.

75/86: economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/healt… Gates is tied to the deaths and illnesses of thousands of young girls in India over his sponsored study of a vaccine distribution. Strange how a man from tech is so prominent now in the development of vaccines..

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