RE: RE: More than 2 million people at the freedom rally London yesterday!
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RE: More than 2 million people at the freedom rally London yesterday!

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As not for always agreeing, I throw in some thoughts which might be good for debate:

I'm not sure if this is really genocide, where so many will die or are already dying, as is thought to be the case with vaccinations. I think there is an active and not really understandable or measurable connection between mind and body.

I see it a bit like Rona itself. It is not something that causes masses to die, never has been, never will be. In fact, I don't believe for a second that mass death is caused by a single cause. Humans do not die so easily. That is a blessing as well as a curse.

Where some overestimate the situation by a so-called virus, others overestimate it by a so-called vaccination. I don't know if population reduction is a plan of the powerful, it may or may not be true. But I would not be surprised. Presumably, if you want something like that, you also believe in the omnipotence of a means to achieve it.

But I don't think that man is so godlike as to devise a bioweapon that does exactly what one thinks one have devised and developed or researched it for. Mass deaths always occur when you increase misery and many factors come together. Otherwise, humans are a very stubborn surviving species that can survive even the most adverse circumstances. You have to do more than that, I think. Effectively, hard weapons are still wreaking real havoc while wiping out many lives. If you don't want to do that anymore, you might think of something less obvious.

Manipulation by the media, et cetera et cetera.

As for the body-mind connection, it remains mysterious to me.

People who believe in vaccination may actually suffer little or no harm than those who are sceptical or fearful. Personally, I am sometimes ambivalent about it and have days when I think, oh what the fuck, I'm going to die anyway. It's just that the thought of having it forced on me by any means is stronger and I would probably be harmed, if not physically then certainly mentally, if I were given something I didn't want.

P.S. you didn't seem to find my story from yesterday funny?

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