xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

You get called "antivax" for questioning a rushed vaccine that seems to both kill people and create superspreaders at worst and not do anything at all at best, makes you think!

There are many good reasons that could easily explain the flock of so many wealthy families and investors to Switzerland and all of them have been reinforced by the pandemic. For one thing, the local measures that were adopted to contain the virus were far less restrictive than those that were enforced in Germany, France, Italy or the UK.

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So sorry, America, but your central bank is certifiably insane, and it’s not going to magically work out.

History definitively shows that speculative bubbles always pop–always. Every speculative bubble mania, regardless of its supposed uniqueness–“it’s different this time”–pops. No speculative bubble has ever “reached a permanently high plateau” and then remained on the plateau for years.

Only an alphabet person could try and make this stupid analogy and think that it is remotely the same as the mystery shot…
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I guess not all nurses are tik tok sluts
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@loghdub it gets said a lot but it needs to be said again. The worst things the gays have done (besides try to rape children constantly) is ruin same sex friendship

New side effects from vaccines include toxic kidney inflammation, renal disorders, and skin reactions.

there are no studies because it’s never been studied you twats

#mokoubot

What do you mean "it's not a vaccine" it's right there in the heckin' dictionarino!

You really can't overstate the significance of how far the mask is slipped with this.

Yeah when you keep shifting the goal posts on what this “mythical herd immunity” is then it will never happen. If you go back all the way to the beginning of this shit and listened to the “experts” we’ve already achieved this ,but that is not what this is all about…
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The vast majority of Americans say surging grocery and household goods prices are causing them financial hardship and nearly 80 percent blame the Biden administration's economic policies, a new poll says.
About 70 percent of Americans say the national economy is in bad shape, and the majority -- 86 percent -- are concerned about inflation, according to the Fox News poll released Wednesday.

Of those polled, 86 percent blame the COVID-19 pandemic for increasing prices and 79 percent blame the Biden administration�s economic policies.