>What do you think the ratio of poisonous to harmless is? It depends on the area. The area that's 90% White and young, that area will receive a larger percentage of infertility causing injections than an area that is 60% White and with an older average demographic. They've been flooding Minnesota with immigrants for years, and now have a very established immigrant population there. So the states bordering Minnesota will receive a higher percentage of heart attack inducing injections than say Wyoming or Montana. Because the immigrant population of Minnesota can easily bleed into Minnesota's neighboring states as those populations are thinned out. With the states that have the wrong political stance being hit harder than the ones who are more obedient. Meanwhile, there isn't going to be one round of injections. There will be annual, or twice annual injections. Whether mandatory or not, enough of the population will line up to be injected. They may be specifically called Covid injections, or combined with flu shots, or added into tetanus or other shots. With them being continuous, they will be able to "adjust" the demographics every year. A 1% increase in miscarriages per year would seem insignificant. But a 1% increase every year for 20 years would be devastating to that area's demographics. By being able to continuously inject people year after year, the percentage of poisoned injections can be extremely small. So small that it can't be traced back to the injections. Add in the fact that they're injecting kids. They won't know that they're infertile for a decade or two. Or they'll just grow up as a kid who continuously gets sick a lot, and then when they die an early death it won't look suspicious. Because they were always unhealthy and weak. And how will they trace it back to the injections? - *Maybe it's their diet, maybe it's the pollution in the air and water, maybe it's the chemicals used to grow our food, maybe it's another injection, maybe it's climate change. It can't be definitively proven to be the Covid injections. And if it was the injections, we'd see that problem worldwide, but we don't. We only see it in specific areas.* - How many people would say that and then line up for their yearly injection? How many governments and tv doctors would repeat that? How many countries, businesses, industries would repeat that and ban the un-vaccinated? They're playing the long game. And a 1% increase in miscarriages is insignificant. But 1% per year, every year, and only in specific areas with specific demographics, while other areas with other demographics are fine..... Yeah, you get the point.