We've Been Scammed with a Pandemic of Fear

[boxcar]

COVID-19 a Pandemic of Fear ‘Manufactured’ by Authorities: Yale Epidemiologist

https://www.theepochtimes.com/covid-...N5p9bDLsFho%3D

I'm so happy that a guy like this, who has written over 300 peer-reviewed papers, agrees with me.

This is mostly likely the biggest scam ever pulled on the entire world.

[1mileto7Fcutback]

One down two to go

[boxcar]

Originally Posted by 1mileto7Fcutback

One down two to go

It's good to know you can count that high.

[boxcar]

Exclusive: It’s ‘Game Over’ for the CDC If These Death Rates Hold True

https://beckernews.com/exclusive-its...ld-true-43385/

This findings in this story, if found to be true, would very nicely affirm the professors conclusions in my first post.

[1mileto7Fcutback]

Originally Posted by boxcar

It's good to know you can count that high.

Shouldn't you be at church?

[JustRalph]

Read this n watched this morning

This guy seems like the real deal

[boxcar]

Originally Posted by 1mileto7Fcutback

Shouldn't you be at church?

All day?

[1mileto7Fcutback]

Originally Posted by boxcar

All day?

You should probably spend all week there.

Get some of that hate out

[boxcar]

Originally Posted by 1mileto7Fcutback

You should probably spend all week there.

Get some of that hate out

A mere external ritual will never solve an internal problem. But just who do you think I hate?

[PaceAdvantage]

Whatever dahoss and boxcar say to each other, nobody can argue with the below:

“Overall, I’d say that we’ve had a pandemic of fear. And fear has affected almost everybody, whereas the infection has affected relatively few,” said Risch.

“By and large, it’s been a very selected pandemic, and predictable. It was very distinguished between young versus old, healthy versus chronic disease people. So we quickly learned who was at risk for the pandemic and who wasn’t,” he added.

“However, the fear was manufactured for everybody. And that’s what’s characterized the whole pandemic is that degree of fear and people’s response to the fear.”

I stand by the Yale epidemiology professor.

[1mileto7Fcutback]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

Whatever dahoss and boxcar say to each other, nobody can argue with the below:

I stand by the Yale epidemiology professor.

You agree that the infection has affected relatively few people?

[1mileto7Fcutback]

Originally Posted by boxcar

A mere external ritual will never solve an internal problem. But just who do you think I hate?

Yourself for starters.

Probably those around you.

People who disagree with you.

People who agree with you.

People who dont think like you.

Should I keep going?

[davew]

but on the bright side, it has practically eradicated the number of influenza deaths


and given some governors to the perceived ability to make their own laws (mandates)

[PaceAdvantage]

Originally Posted by 1mileto7Fcutback

You agree that the infection has affected relatively few people?

I know what he means by "affected"

He doesn't mean "infected"

There's a difference

[1mileto7Fcutback]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

I know what he means by "affected"

He doesn't mean "infected"

There's a difference

Of course there is a difference. Wouldn't the number of affected be greater than the number of those infected?

700,000 plus dead and millions have had it, but its affected relatively few? Businesses shut down, people losing their spouse, parent, grandparent, children, friend, etc and relatively few have been affected?

He's wrong