February 13, 2021
An Untreated Cold Passes in a Week — and in Seven Days if Treated. So the Saying Goes
On the same model, pandemics too: without a vaccine they pass in 2 years, with a vaccine in 24 months…
The proof? What the officials tell us: that the CoVid pandemic will end in 2023! That is, a little more than 24 months from its spread, from its “pandemisation”.
So the idea is this: we must have “60% of the population immunised within a year and the infection kept at a minimum level. From 60% upwards, above 70% and better, collective immunity begins to become functional.” So say the “specialists” in 2020. But that is exactly what the specialists had established as far back as 1920…
Do you happen to know of any vaccine whatsoever against the Spanish flu virus? I do not…
And that Pandemic of 1918–1920 ended without vaccination… in about 2 years!
In other words, the CoVid pandemic will come to an end somewhere in the middle of 2022… with or without a vaccine. For the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918 also died out in 2 years! Also after two “humps”… but after 50 million dead, that is, over 3% of the world’s population at the time!
Our contemporary pandemic has made, in one year, “only” 2.2 million victims, that is, 0.03% of the world’s population. We shall probably have as many victims again and shall reach towards 0.05%, let us say 0.06% of the world’s population as victims!
This is not cynicism, but merely pragmatism and social realism! Is it worth sacrificing, for 0.05% of the population, the rights of the other 99.95%?
I do not know! Answer that yourselves!
What is certain is that a year from now we shall have escaped this scourge! With or without a vaccine!
But it is not at all certain that we shall also escape the dictatorship occasioned by the plandemonium!
That depends on us alone.
Let us return to pandemics: “Specialists agree that the end of the pandemic came in 1920, when society managed to develop so-called ‘herd immunity’, even though the virus never disappeared entirely.
‘Traces of the same virus have been found in other influenza viruses. The Spanish flu went on appearing, mutating and acquiring the genetic material of other viruses,’ says Dr Benito Almirante, head of the infectious diseases unit at the Vall d’Hebron hospital in Barcelona.
For example, the 2009 flu had the genetic elements of earlier viruses, so older people were better protected than the young.
The same happened with the Spanish flu, those over 30 having greater chances of survival. Most probably the situation is due to the fact that the generation over 30 had gone through the so-called Russian flu of 1889 and 1890.” So wrote Ziarul Financiar last year — https://www.google.ro/amp/s/m.zf.ro/amp/business-international/cum-s-a-terminat-gripa-spaniola-din-1918-si-ce-lectii-putem-invata-19241073.
In this context, is it worth being vaccinated?
I do not know that either.
In order to take this decision, inform yourselves from the only official and credible source, the leaflet of the manufacturer of the Comirnaty vaccine, Pfizer, at https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documents/product-information/comirnaty-epar-product-information_ro.pdf .
I, as I told you, shall be vaccinated (possibly) only after December 2023, when the vaccine comes out of clinical trials.
But by then I am sure the plandemonium will already have ended… a year before!
But until we decide what to do about the vaccine, we have the obligation to defend our rights and our sovereignty!
Support #TheSovereigntyLaw!
Postscript via Aurelian Popa: “And of those 2 million deaths, 20% belong to the USA, which holds 4% of the total population.
50% of those deaths were ‘reported’ in 4-5 countries.
80% of the deaths in the USA are concentrated in 5-6 states, the richest ones.
Does that not seem suspicious to you?”
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