The Vax & Premature Deaths
The Covid national emergency officially ended on May 15, 2023, long after public fatigue of the pandemic became overwhelming. After taking a short break from its “fear porn” propaganda, the mainstream media resurrected the Covid narrative in August, focusing on novel, “highly mutated” and “highly spreadable” Covid variants as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began to report a consistent rise in Covid-related cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. Amplifying the air of concern, certain entities eagerly reimplemented some of the Covid protocols, including the infamous mask mandates.
Nevertheless, medical practitioners are widely reporting that patients infected with the new variants, named Eris and Pirola, experience very mild, if any, symptoms. These symptoms, akin to those of Omicron, may encompass fever, chills, cough, fatigue, headache, and other flu-like manifestations. Encouragingly, the infections are easily managed by well-established antiviral treatments such as ivermectin.
Analyzing the latest Covid trends, esteemed scientist Dr. Robert Malone reported on his Substack, “As usual, there is only one group who is at any risk attributable to COVID at this point, and even that is a very low risk. That risk group being the age cohort 70+ years old. In the 70+ age group, about 3 people are being admitted to the hospital WITH COVID-19 per 100,000 per week. For all other age cohorts, the risk of hospital admission is near next to nothing.” The CDC itself informed us that for the week ending August 19, only 1.7 percent of all fatalities nationwide were attributed to the virus.
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