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Your COVID Death Risk Profile:

[2.4% COVID Risk Age 80+]
-1.1% chance of dying by suicide
-1% chance of dying of an opioid overdose
-0.9% chance of tripping over and dying
-0.9% chance of dying in a motor vehicle crash
[0.6% COVID Risk Age 70-79]
-0.3% chance of dying in a gun-crime shooting
[0.07% COVID Risk Age 50-59]
-0.06% chance of dying in a fire
-0.04% chance of choking to death
[0.02% COVID Risk Age 40-49]
-0.01% chance of dying of sunstroke
-0.01% chance of dying in an accidental gun discharge
[0.007% COVID Risk Age 30-49]
-0.007% chance of dying due to electrocution, radiation, extreme temperatures, and pressure
[0.002% COVID Risk Age 20-29]
-0.001% chance of dying in a cataclysmic storm
-0.001% chance of being mauled to death by a dog
-0.001% chance of being stung to death by wasps and bees
[0.0005% COVID Risk Age 10-19]
0.0007% chance of being killed by lightning
[0.0001% COVID Risk Age 5-9]

Why did we shutter the world economy, demand mandates, new regulation, movement passports, and so much more? And why do we continue these policies and measures?
**
[0.19% COVID Risk Age 60-69]
-Same chance I have of not forgetting an age group in this thread 😂

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Most in government and in society don't understand that the modern world operates on a "just in time" supply chain. People keep asking "What caused this?" "Brandon is an idiot, he's ruining the economy!" "Is it because workers are refusing the jab?" Lets take a look...
The shutdown in early 2020 was the first time in modern history that supply chains and national economies all decided to collectively pause for a 15 day period. This has never happened before. Not after 9/11, not after the fall of the Berlin Wall, or the collapse of the USSR.
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Do you expect to create an organization that is going to be around for years? Or will this organization will be short term?
If the organization is expected to be around for some time, let's say you plan on hammering a national issue until it's changed at the federal level, that organization is radically different than one organized for a short term local solution.
The main task then is to organize, fund, and prepare for one single moment that puts your work product on the national stage at the exact moment needed. Too early, and your cause falls apart. Too late, and the issue may already be solidified against you.
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The great inflation of the 1970s was blamed on oil prices, currency speculators, greedy businessmen, and avaricious union leaders. However, it is clear that monetary policies, which financed massive budget deficits and were supported by political leaders, were the cause.
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The Federal Reserve no longer backs or pegs our currency to gold & now wants to eliminate cash (paper fiat currency) & replace cash with digital wallets filled with Fedcoin for every citizen.

A solely-digital currency may be the worst idea ever:
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Facebook's "Whistleblower" Frances Haugen's lawyer is Andrew P. Bakaj.

Andrew P. Bakaj is a Washington, DC attorney and former intelligence officer with the Central Intelligence Agency.
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...the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, and, ultimately, the first Impeachment of Trump.
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