Timothy Birdnow

For those of you on Facebook here is a page that collects horror stories about the Wuhan vaccination. Worth a look - especially if you are just getting vaxxed now.

I myself took the first dose on Tuesday and will receive the second dose in September.

Everyone wonders why I am so anti-vaxx. I'm not. But I do not like secrets, and I do not like being herded like a steer. We have been lied to about this vaccine and we are now not getting the straight story while at the same time the authorities are creating a system whereby we will have to have a sort of national i.d. It's the plan of action, I suspect. We will have a vaccination database (and since Covid, like all such viruses, mutates with the seasons we will be forced to vaccinate regularly and PROVE our status, thus allowing the creation of a national numbering system for us - something utterly intolerable from the perspective of free people.

And I also think we are going to damage our genome with this novel vaccine. Granted, I am pretty much past siring children, but there are plenty of younger folks who aren't.

One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse is Pestillence. It occurs to me this thing - and the vaccine we are employing - may be the Pale Horse. We could wind up sickening the whole world with this. We don't KNOW.

And, like the crazy lady in the kid's song, we will just keep swallowing bigger and bigger predators to kill the fly we accidentally swallowed until - well you remember the old gal scarfing down the stallion and then going room temperature.

I see great peril in everything we are doing with this, from medical issues to social issues.

I took the stab because I am in a high risk group and am going to attend a wedding with a lot of people soon and with my already compromised lungs I am a prime candidate for a dirt nap from it. My wife's family has been pushing me to do this, too. Not thrilled with the idea - especially as heart inflammation and clotting has been associated with the stab. I have enough heart problems already. But I decided to risk it, if only because I don't want to get sick and have everyone say "see!" Now if I get sick I can say "see!" even if it kills me!

It pretty much was a coin toss.

One I wouldn't have made had any one factor been  in play.

That said I do not change my stance on this. This is something that a free people have a right to decide, not some arrogant technocrats, and not even the American People as a collective. This is and should be an individual choice.

Something they want to deny us.

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