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See this. The Covid “Vaccine” Makes You More Susceptible to Falling Ill with Covid and All Other Viruses and Diseases, because the “Vaccine” Destroys the Innate Immune System. In Germany the states with the highest vaccination rate have the most excess deaths. Dr. Ute Bergner, a physicist who is a member of the Thuringian state parliament in Germany, commissioned statisticians to investigate the relationship between vaccination and excess mortality in the 16 German federal states. The st...

This morning, it was the armed forces minister, james heappey. far too many of my constituents who are retired _ too many of my constituents who are retired rely— too many of my constituents who are retired rely on their state pension and they— retired rely on their state pension and they are certainly not in the house _ and they are certainly not in the house that _ and they are certainly not in the house that is entirely bought and paid for— house that is entirely bought and paid for and...

Create more variants that we continuously worry about. so no matter how you cut it, whichever way, the message remains the same. we go get vaccinated. >> a study by imperial college london finds that young people are causing quote exponential growth in covid infections in england. with some exception, the u.k. hasnt made vaccines available to those under 18. as phil black explain, the ethical factors involved are complex. mistakes are high. >> 16-year-old thomas crone is one of the very few scho...

Mum claire -- >> anywhere more than a few minutes, i would need this. >> reporter: and her 12-year-old twin sons are still suffering a range of covid symptoms more than a year after first falling ill. >> its just so not nice to live with. >> we know that children can be severely affected. >> reporter: government statistics show that 30,000 children age 16 and under have reported experiencing long covid in the uk. but britain has yet to make vaccines widely available to as lessents even as the hi...

As the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates and the prevalence escalates, global health care systems become overwhelmed with patients who are either confirmed or suspected to be suffering from the disease (Chen et al., 2020). Frontline health care workers (HCWs) are required to work for long and irregular hours, with heavy workloads that contribute to increased levels … Continue reading Building Practitioner Networks to Better Support Kenyan Frontline Workers During the COVID-19 Crisis: Some Lea...