Husband got word yesterday that the brother of his mentor/best friend growing up died to Covid. He went to visit and they told him that the brother had been sick for about a month before he finally went to the doctor and they pushed Regeneron on him. The very next day he tanked and had to be taken to the emergency room where they immediately put him on a ventilator. He stayed in the hospital for a month before he finally died. He had no co-morbidities, although he was a smoker.
What's really sad about this is these people are what you would call true southern country folks. They don't use the internet much if at all. They're about half a generation older than we are (15 years+/-), and really part of society that is the backbone through hard work and local community presence, not to mention the kind who know how to do things handyman wise. My husband said they had never even heard of ivermectin, much less all the other crazy stuff regarding the injections, they just aren't the kind to get injections or go to the doctor unless it's really necessary. They don't make any connections between his death and Regeneron, at all. These folks aren't aware of the big stage in any sense of the word. Some of you may look down on these kind of people but in my mind, how they are is how we all should be. It shouldn't be that you need to be on the internet and dig until you find some random pocket of truth. These kind of people are at the highest risk of genocide because of the pocket of time they came up in.
I guess I'm trying to say, reach out to folks that you may not have spoken to in a while, and have conversations about this with them. We haven't spoken to them in a long time (husband's friends) as they were in a bad car accident and the doctors got them hooked on pain medicines and they became so high that it was painful to be around them, they were no longer coherent and just not there, mentally. We tried to talk to them about that but it was not a success back then(it's been about fourteen years). We still occasionally saw them because they live where my in laws do, but the friendship was definitely damaged. My husband saw them last year when Covid first started but we didn't know anything to talk about then other than things were suspicious.
Look out for your fellow man and tell them.
Husband got word yesterday that the brother of his mentor/best friend growing up died to Covid. He went to visit and they told him that the brother had been sick for about a month before he finally went to the doctor and they pushed Regeneron on him. The very next day he tanked and had to be taken to the emergency room where they immediately put him on a ventilator. He stayed in the hospital for a month before he finally died. He had no co-morbidities, although he was a smoker.
What's really sad about this is these people are what you would call true southern country folks. They don't use the internet much if at all. They're about half a generation older than we are (15 years+/-), and really part of society that is the backbone through hard work and local community presence, not to mention the kind who know how to do things handyman wise. My husband said they had never even heard of ivermectin, much less all the other crazy stuff regarding the injections, they just aren't the kind to get injections or go to the doctor unless it's really necessary. They don't make any connections between his death and Regeneron, at all. These folks aren't aware of the big stage in any sense of the word. Some of you may look down on these kind of people but in my mind, how they are is how we all should be. It shouldn't be that you need to be on the internet and dig until you find some random pocket of truth. These kind of people are at the highest risk of genocide because of the pocket of time they came up in.
I guess I'm trying to say, reach out to folks that you may not have spoken to in a while, and have conversations about this with them. We haven't spoken to them in a long time (husband's friends) as they were in a bad car accident and the doctors got them hooked on pain medicines and they became so high that it was painful to be around them, they were no longer coherent and just not there, mentally. We tried to talk to them about that but it was not a success back then(it's been about fourteen years). We still occasionally saw them because they live where my in laws do, but the friendship was definitely damaged. My husband saw them last year when Covid first started but we didn't know anything to talk about then other than things were suspicious.
Look out for your fellow man and tell them.
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