The 7 percent rule in the mouse experiment.

a reply to: G1111B1234,

Have a look at lillys post , the graph that she shows shows a steep decline , which is falling off a cliff. Among other things she mentions a few unpleasant things happening in Austria at the moment. If the graph line continues down at that rate go figure.

Japan has just banned the c Vax after to many excess deaths. Will try to find the link, but might not be able to.

prepareforchange.net...

a reply to: Cloudbuster1

According to Reuters fact check they are charging for it after April but not banning it. Wish they were as it should get things going.

Oh ok, are we sure, are the fact checkers actually pro Vax or netural. I will be doing some of my own fact checking. I too wish it was true. Thanks for all your mahi. a reply to: annonentity

a reply to: Cloudbuster1

Reuters would be pro vax

a reply to: annonentity

I’ve read with some information that if things don’t change then by 2100 our population will be in trouble and wouldn’t be able to be revered.
Worrying times ahead but I worry that people are too asleep still.
Makes me glad I didn’t have the jab or let my kids have it.

a reply to: G1111B1234

The old saying goes "It is the height of folly to be wise too late" Take this Doctor who was running a vax clinic apologising now is pointless , I would like to know if he actualy had the jab himself, and he was obviously in the know while he was taking the money. But the ultimate responsibility is at the top. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: annonentity

It makes me sick when you I’ve read or heard stories of doctors taking money etc. they’re meant to be in it for saving lives.
I don’t get why people are not putting the stats together , higher death rates , lower birth rates , people in their 20-40s having heart attacks , suddenly dying , increased cancer diagnosis etc etc , the evidence is everywhere.

a reply to: G1111B1234

It has to be really bad when the CDC redacts the whole of a hundred and fourty page memorandum on the Myocarditis study results, which was garnished under an FOIA request. Myocarditis if diagnosed you have a fifty per cent chance of dying within five years on average. Just about a hundred percent in ten years. Even this is looking now like a setup for the slow release of information to cause a revolt , because no doubt a court order will have to be sought which will unredact it.rumble.com...

a reply to: annonentity

Wow those odds are really bad , I didn’t know that.

I'm glad I'm a pureblood. a reply to: annonentity

originally posted by: AtomicShaman
I'm glad I'm a pureblood. a reply to: annonentity

Are you?

That's interesting...

a reply to: BduardErnstein

No, if you look at the real numbers those jobs in the 1970s allowed the young people to afford rent, food and a car.
Maybe not a big place or a fancy car but basic necessities.

You can't live on minimum wage anymore.

Most young people do work or go to school. Those rates have not changed much. They are living at home because they can't afford their own place not because they aren't working.

And it's total nonsense that increased wages make prices go up. Mass immigration and imports made workers power and companies richer.

originally posted by: Daughter2v2
a reply to: BduardErnstein

No, if you look at the real numbers those jobs in the 1970s allowed the young people to afford rent, food and a car.
Maybe not a big place or a fancy car but basic necessities.

You can't live on minimum wage anymore.

Most young people do work or go to school. Those rates have not changed much. They are living at home because they can't afford their own place not because they aren't working.

And it's total nonsense that increased wages make prices go up. Mass immigration and imports made workers power and companies richer.
16-25 year olds are in transition. They live at home , have roommates or live in school housing.
Waiting , service, fast food , stocking shelves , cashiers etc where never considered long term or a career for the vast majority of Americans ( no offense to those who do ) .

a reply to: BduardErnstein

It wasn't so long ago that women could stay at home and look after the kids, and the husband's wage paid a mortguage and kept the family, the mortguage was usually paid off at the time they turned forty. Living standards have declined , and are now crashing. The why's are another story.

a reply to: annonentity

Now fudging death figures?

Try always have been, lying about the deaths.


Current federal government is rogue, does that mean nothing to most of you?

Democrats are dishonorable, dishonest and are the worst of corrupt career parasite politicians. Not saying republicans are much better, with their whole rino infestation.

However, republicans as a party, are not defunding police, mutalating children or funding planned Parenthood for political kickbacks and sponsoring illegals to replace American people.

Democrats are.

Leftist socialist democrats are worse than most.

Until American people wake the F up and separate from the political powers, Government will run rampant.

When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands

We the People, need to dissolve the political bands.

Defund DCs revolving door politics and corrupt career parasites, and we may have a chance at salvaging what's left...

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: BduardErnstein

It wasn't so long ago that women could stay at home and look after the kids, and the husband's wage paid a mortguage and kept the family, the mortguage was usually paid off at the time they turned forty. Living standards have declined , and are now crashing. The why's are another story.

Absolutely true . Radical feminism brought wages down for men , because corporations had to make room for women employees by law .
So the added jobs were created not out of necessity , but rather equity.