Thirty percent of the labour force effected Ed Dowed.

These figures discussed by Ed Dowed on Greg Hunter, suggest that thirty percent of the American labor force has suffered in three ways by Death, permanent disability, or injury. Caused by what appears to be the experimental jabs. He is well-positioned to call Black Swan events, which he does, and discusses the economic implications that damage on this scale will mostly cause. There is a probability that there could be a systematic implosion. He suggests that the dollar might survive this by doing what the big boys are doing. But a big recession is coming. These trends seem to be getting worse. He does not want to be a doomsayer but the trends don't seem to be improving.www.bitchute.com...

originally posted by: anonentity
These figures discussed by Ed Dowed on Greg Hunter, suggest that thirty percent of the American labor force has suffered in three ways by Death, permanent disability, or injury. Caused by what appears to be the experimental jabs. He is well-positioned to call Black Swan events, which he does, and discusses the economic implications that damage on this scale will mostly cause. There is a probability that there could be a systematic implosion. He suggests that the dollar might survive this by doing what the big boys are doing. But a big recession is coming. These trends seem to be getting worse. He does not want to be a doomsayer but the trends don't seem to be improving.www.bitchute.com...

Japan govt. has already said its a recession here. I think America is just hidding the news. Just look at any downtown street and see the decay.

a reply to: anonentity

Do you think they'll ever stop blaming the side effects of the vaccine on "long covid"? Because MSM reports the same effects of disability and death but blame it on long covid.

a reply to: Antimony

It seems like the WHO policy which most countries have signed up to, is saying that ten percent will have long Covid. So I doubt whether with this level of deniability, they will ever blame the vaccine. Controlling the truth via the MSM and being able to arrest people for what they consider disinformation says it all. It also seems that nobody who has pushed the vaccine will go into an open discussion about it, which tends to suggest it is indefensible.

When you take into account all the medical and scientific community having evidence of long term vaccine damage-both known and unknown- I find myself wondering what the next flu season is going to bring.

Will it be like 2021-2022 which recorded the lowest flu season ever since record keeping began in 2005? Disease 'experts' warned the WH of a 20%-40% wave of Omicron variant coming in the next two years.
Either one of two things will happen. Massive deaths will be blamed on this 'new' variant, thus pushing the need to vaccinate-again and the flu will be another record low season, or the flu will take many lives due to vaccine damaged immune systems.

It's a no-brainer which 'truth' the MSM and government will proffer for our consumption. All I know for sure is the stage is being set, with evidence for both views approaching 50/50.

Once again, we will be forced to pick our poison.

There is always a lag effect with things like these. Right now the same lag is happening with the economy. Even though we are in a depression, people won't really feel the strongest effects of it for another year or 2, and it's the same with the injuries and deaths from the quackzines.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Ed's figures have to be taken very seriously because it is just the data, So if that's the core data. Another big chunk of the workforce will be looking after the afflicted, if this was known prior to the rollout, then it makes sense as to why the euthanasia laws have been relaxed. If thirty percent as a figure is as he says conservative. Then another conservative estimate is that it takes two people to look after a badly disabled person. So how many will be in nonproductive rolls ?, that thirty percent figure will increase significantly, under the present circumstances. There are plenty of other problems waiting in the wings, that will test the fragility of the present system.I don't think the economy could survive if the majority of the workforce are careers of Patients. The pension and welfare systems depend on more workers than beneficiaries, this was a growing problem before the rollout.If pensions and welfare are reduced through inflation, then the buying power will be used on basic staples. This means that vast areas of the economy will stop because of the lack of cash. You ain't seen nuthin yet.