August 28, 2021
Overdoses and Covid Vaccines
From John Lees
Pretty amazing, when a woman has the vaccine she panics and overdoses on Tylenol (paracetamol), and dies due to Tylenol poisoning.
That's all explained here.
But, if vaccine deaths can be attributed to Tylenol overdose - then, what about Covid deaths?
Did any Covid patients also take large doses of Tylenol?
Well yes they did. But we're not going to be hearing very much about that, are we?
Pretty amazing, when a woman has the vaccine she panics and overdoses on Tylenol (paracetamol), and dies due to Tylenol poisoning.
That's all explained here.
But, if vaccine deaths can be attributed to Tylenol overdose - then, what about Covid deaths?
Did any Covid patients also take large doses of Tylenol?
Well yes they did. But we're not going to be hearing very much about that, are we?
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AHA. And there we have it. I knew there was a simple explanation. That explains the "95% of cases are people who are unvaccinated" thing. If you are vaccinated you have a Tylenol overdose, while if you are unvaccinated you have Covid19.
Posted by: Bill H at August 28, 2021 09:03 AM (/sW5m)
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Strange isn't it Bill! I don't know why we didn't think of that sooner!
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at August 29, 2021 07:04 AM (QdQQ3)
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The San Diego paper (behind a paywall) printed an article about how the number of "cases" and, more importantly, hospitalizations has increased this month to numbers not seen since last January.
This despite the fact that last January the vaccine was not yet available, and as of now 85% of people in the county have had at least one dose and 75% are "fully vaccinated.â€
Those numbers need explaining. How can the degree of illness be the same with that rate of successful vaccination? If the vaccine is working that poorly, why the mad rush to get everyone vaccinated?
Interestingly, they no longer say that "100% of those who fall ill are unvaccinated†as they were saying a month or so ago. They are now saying that "an unvaccinated person is five times more likely to become ill.â€
This despite the fact that last January the vaccine was not yet available, and as of now 85% of people in the county have had at least one dose and 75% are "fully vaccinated.â€
Those numbers need explaining. How can the degree of illness be the same with that rate of successful vaccination? If the vaccine is working that poorly, why the mad rush to get everyone vaccinated?
Interestingly, they no longer say that "100% of those who fall ill are unvaccinated†as they were saying a month or so ago. They are now saying that "an unvaccinated person is five times more likely to become ill.â€
Posted by: Bill H at August 29, 2021 08:25 AM (/sW5m)
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How very strange indeed Bill! Why, it's like we haven't been told the truth about this.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at August 30, 2021 06:37 AM (xF38i)
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