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jblightner58

jblightner58

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Big health is finally starting to say out loud what we've all known for 2 years. This entire "pandemic" has been a lie from the very beginning. “The overwhelming number of deaths, over 75%, occurred ... View More
In 2020 GP Was First to Report "Only "6%" of COVID Deaths" Were Caused Strictly by COVID, President Trump Retweeted, Fake News Pounced -- Now CDC Admits We Were Right
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The world is finally waking up to what we reported a year and a half ago – there is a difference between someone dying “from” COVID and someone dying “with” COVID. The Gateway Pundit first r
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    JimJimmyJames
    • January 12, 2022
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    the covid death numbers were inflated from the outset, 2 years ago. if you were covid positive but asymptomatic and went to the ER for a broken arm, you were counted as a covid patient, if you died of cancer but tested positive for covid, you were counted as a covid patient. it was and still is, abo... View More
    • January 12, 2022
    JimJimmyJames
    The father-in-law of my friend's daughter was placed on hospice care in the middle of February '20. He died in New York at the end of March '20. Yet his death certificate still listed covid-19 as the cause of death.
    • January 12, 2022 Edited
    JimJimmyJames
    Here in Florida, in the late Spring of '20, some guy died when he crashed his motorcycle into a tree. When the family received his death certificate it listed covid-19 as the cause of death.
    • January 12, 2022
    JimJimmyJames
    In California, in the middle of '20, some guy died when he fell off of a ladder. When his widow received his death certificate, it listed covid-19 as the cause of death.
    • January 12, 2022
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    the gov't was paying and still is hospitals and testing facilities to code and test for covid and and for caring for covid patients.it is a money THANG
    • February 20, 2022
    JimJimmyJames
    I'm retired now. But I worked in hospitals & nursing homes for decades. They're not in the charity business.
    • February 20, 2022