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Governments weigh compensation for COVID deaths and injuries/ WSJ
The Wall Street Journal admitted yesterday the vaccines may cause deaths and injuries. Rarely of course. (We wish it was rarely.). Excerpts below, followed by a link to an Epoch Times article about the actual injuries, and a reality check regarding the US government system to pay for injuries. Of 3700 claims filed, not a penny…
NYT: Anthrax-Case Affidavits Add to Bizarre Portrait
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Expanded Oct. 19: Current Clinical Thoughts on Ebola
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NY Times “Postscript” to Scott Shane’s article on Ivins of Jan 4, 2009
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No reason to assume the anthrax powder was produced in the week before the letters were sent/ GSN
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