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Will EVERYONE that got the vaccine die from it ?
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Will EVERYONE that got the vaccine die from it ?
For the past 2 years this is a question that continously plays in my head day after day.
Because what I have read, researched, watched and listened to I see the same scenario playing out, those that got the vaccine will either die from a heart attack, turbo cancer, cancer, stroke or clots etc…… You will not “dodge a bullet”.
My very small ray of hope does say sometimes “maybe not everyone that got the vaccine will die, maybe it’s like other vaccines some will react to it and others won’t have any reaction at all and will be fine”
Does anyone else have any other thoughts or theories about this? I would love to hear them.
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IMO if you have gotten this far without any adverse events you have probably escaped most if not all of the potential harms associated with the vax. But if you have suffered from some sort of condition that seemed to be related to the vax, then you are probably at more risk from some degree of debility either partially or permanently in the future.
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I’m hearing reports that the effects from the vax 3 years on are happening now and will really peak at 5 years. It is such a scary senario to be in and makes me angry.
I also wonder about people needing blood during operations, from what I understand the Spike Protein is in your blood permanetly so will this also effect people and make them ill with all these cancers if they receive vaxed blood ?
Are you able to find out if the blood you are getting is “pure blood” ? Are people asked when they donate blood if they have been vaxed or not?
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I know you can bank your own blood if you are scheduled for an upcoming operation. But if you are injured from like an accident and you haven’t banked any blood, you are basically screwed. I heard the same thing about the spike being resident in your body for some time. The difference is that people who have been vaxed also have the mRNA from the vax as part of their blood. If you haven’t been vaxed then that mRNA shouldn’t be in your blood. I’m not sure if any blood banks are actually separating vaxed and unvaxed blood. Even if they did, I don’t know that I would actually trust them.
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See my reply above. Can’t delete a double reply.
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Thanks for that.
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