A March 3 letter contained demonstrably false and dangerous assertions about COVID-19. The writer claimed the COVID virus is “barely more virulent than the annual flu” and that we are presented with “an experimental vaccine” that “has yet to be approved by the FDA.”
There are so many inaccuracies in your letter that it's evident you have done little research into covid19. I've spent an average of 20 hrs per week since March 2020 researching every aspect of the covid narrative, so probably 1,000 hrs or so. I can say with 100% certainty that Mr. Dodge's assertions were true. Most people believe the lies swirling around the vaccines, the validity of PCR tests, CV death numbers, supposed dangers of hydroxychloroquinne, safety of the CV vaccines, etc if they haven't taken the time to research the issues themselves. Which is my point. We cannot rely on the media to tell us the truth and Mr Dodge did not. If not researching the issues yourself and really digging into the studies, listening to the scientists involved with the actual research, but are relying solely on the media, you will be grossly misinformed. Jerry Dodge's letter on March 3 was dead-on accurate in everything he mentioned. Yet, many will claim to "know" different. Listening to the television and reading the newspaper will not make an informed citizen. I always ask myself who the messenger is. Do they have something to gain? CDC, Fauci, and drug companies have everything to gain by convincing us to take an unproven, unsafe vaccine for a grossly exaggerated virus. This, in my opinion, makes their message unreliable and suspect. And that is exactly what my research has shown.
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There are so many inaccuracies in your letter that it's evident you have done little research into covid19. I've spent an average of 20 hrs per week since March 2020 researching every aspect of the covid narrative, so probably 1,000 hrs or so. I can say with 100% certainty that Mr. Dodge's assertions were true. Most people believe the lies swirling around the vaccines, the validity of PCR tests, CV death numbers, supposed dangers of hydroxychloroquinne, safety of the CV vaccines, etc if they haven't taken the time to research the issues themselves. Which is my point. We cannot rely on the media to tell us the truth and Mr Dodge did not. If not researching the issues yourself and really digging into the studies, listening to the scientists involved with the actual research, but are relying solely on the media, you will be grossly misinformed. Jerry Dodge's letter on March 3 was dead-on accurate in everything he mentioned. Yet, many will claim to "know" different. Listening to the television and reading the newspaper will not make an informed citizen. I always ask myself who the messenger is. Do they have something to gain? CDC, Fauci, and drug companies have everything to gain by convincing us to take an unproven, unsafe vaccine for a grossly exaggerated virus. This, in my opinion, makes their message unreliable and suspect. And that is exactly what my research has shown.
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