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Whatever happened to SARS?
What about the bird flu?
Why do they just decide the animal flus are more deadly?
Do any of you know how many people die of the traditional common flu every year?
If I am incorrect with my doubts and my lungs begin to fill with blood I may just end it with a bullet as bloody lungs seems to be the worst way to die ever.
Whatever happened to SARS?
What about the bird flu?
Why do they just decide the animal flus are more deadly?
Do any of you know how many people die of the traditional common flu every year?
If I am incorrect with my doubts and my lungs begin to fill with blood I may just end it with a bullet as bloody lungs seems to be the worst way to die ever.
I don't know what happened to SARS.
The bird flu was not very transmissable to humans.
This flu is a new flu virus and few people have immunity (some over 65 do).
About 36,000 die of flu and respiratory disease combined in a given year. With seasonal flu, most deaths are to people over 65 (up in the 90% range).
1. Is the virus man-made or from nature?
2. If man-made, why make it?
3. If man-made, was it accidentally released or intentionally released?
4. If intentionally released, why do so?
5. If intentionally released, who are the targets?
Because it is interesting that the targets are young people and pregnant women, who are the very segment of population that the vaccine is targetting. What better way to depopulate or test depopulation than to target these 2 groups? The old are older and will die anyway. So skim off the young and those having babies.
I'm speculating...because it just doesn't spell natural or accidental to me.
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