Except, not so accurate. Didn't come from a West Coast state. Hasn't killed 10 million ppl by the end of last year. And heavy metals aren't really the concern with the vaccines.
We don't know where it came from. How many samples have been analyzed for metals? It isn't like it would go on label.
"Would you even know about covid if the news didn't tell you"?
Do you really think you're exercising critical thinking skills, right now? A claim was made, that didn't pan out, but you're rationalizing a reality for why it 'might' have happened, but we just don't know yet......
The US point of origin was Washington state. And you are right, we don't know yet as to whether anons casualty predictions are correct but if they were related to the vaccine that would require at 5 percent fatality rate at current levels. If they were for worst case scenario virus deaths then it is better they didn't occur.
I am saying that you stated absolutes, that is all. There is a possibility (might be very low, but exists) that he is correct.
I would say right now the Wuhan lab theory is the most likely, but i am not 100% sure. Heavy metals? I have no way of knowing anything about that.
Well, the first US case was in Kirkland, WA. The official death toll is around 5 million, which may not be perfect in absolute numbers but is pretty close in scale and honestly, can you predict perfectly what your score is going to be when you're going to play a video game? You're giving people too much credit like if they expect exactly 10 million to die then it's a done deal. We also don't know for sure what's all in the vaccines but yes you're right that heavy metals aren't in the news.
It's enough details including dates to be scary accurate.
If everyone had taken the vax I'm sure the numbers would have became ridiculous. /Just saying
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