Why is Britain falling behind Europe on excess deaths?
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Why is Britain falling behind Europe on excess deaths?
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Which is?
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> At some point we're not going to be able to avoid talking about the elephant in the room. Which is?
The repeated, experimental injections we offered to and sometimes forced on people starting in April 2021, around the same time excess deaths began to increase.
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> At some point we're not going to be able to avoid talking about the elephant in the room. Which is?
The repeated, experimental injections we offered to and sometimes forced on people starting in April 2021, around the same time excess deaths began to increase.
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The repeated, experimental injections we offered to and sometimes forced on people starting in April 2021, around the same time excess deaths began to increase.
Am I reading this wrong or are you really suggesting that vaccines were the cause? I knew a portion of HN was vaccine skeptical but this is something else.
And if you disagree it's even worth considering as a factor, then I assume you'll be getting your booster every four to six months, and that you've already had five doses of the mRNA concoction injected into your arm. Because after all, it's safe. And effective? Well, maybe not so much, but it's safe! So why not keep boosting?