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You tendered a "correction" that a recent death was ruled a suicide.

I consider it jab related. If I had this garbage in my body I would contemplate suicide. Hell, just opening my eyes and looking around is a very dark, sinister place...

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This is an obituary of a former co-worker who only made it to age 59. She died of a sudden heart attack. Please note this in the body of the obituary: "Much of her free time was devoted to community projects connected to her role with the NAACP. She recently participated in the painting of Stapleton UAME Church, helped seniors access COVID vaccinations, and regularly supplied food pantries in Mariners Harbor and other communities in need."

https://www.silive.com/news/2023/10/from-naacp-to-sandy-ground-retired-staten-island-probation-officer-tirelessly-served-she-dies-at-just-59.html

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I cannot wait for the most recent data to come out about average life expectancy in the U.S. Surely, it must have decreased by at least 10 years.

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There’s a YouTube channel/podcast devoted to stillbirths that has been around for a while now. It’s called “Still A Part of Us” or something to that effect. Seems to be happening quite a lot these days.

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On the uptick in violence on campuses, a Dover H.S., Dover, NH, recent graduate said she was so glad to get out of there since there were almost two horrific fights a day happening. The school promised to look into it but nothing came of it. Combination of poisons shot into these kids and very high levels of wifi or dangerous medications or all three?

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Now some hospitals are getting into the business disposal of the evidence and handling the whole thing so it never reaches a funeral home outside of a cremation container if ever. Fewer autopsies and even for ones who do them, they do not check crucial things. I'm so horrified to continue to witness what this death cult is doing. Time for everyone to speak up in massive numbers locally, regionally and state.

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My son, 40 yo, 2jab, 2 boosters, had a sudden onset vertigo episode last evening that sent him to the ER. One sister in law was worried (pastor’s wife) because they have so many young people in their church who are being diagnosed with stomach cancer, bile duct cancer, and aggressive breast cancers. It looks like the second wave of cancers is over taking sudden deaths. We see it our own church as well, I am starting to notice more people with pale anemic complexions and wonder if they have underlying problems that are yet undiagnosed.

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So many in San Antonio, Texas died. A lot in California and New York too. Maybe the shots were hotter in those places. Very sad.

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On Sunday, January 14th, my dad unexpectedly passed away. It has been almost a week and it still feels extremely surreal. There are so many great memories with him and it pains me that there won’t be any more. To me, he was always the expert of making people laugh and making sure people always had a smile on their face. San Antonio, TX Wes Dalton

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It's interesting that a significant number of people included here are black or Latino. The media made it seem like these groups weren't taking the jab...

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Another sad weekly report. I received a notice from the Arizona State University Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict (ASU is my Alma Mater) and I attend lectures the CSRC produces: Gaymon L. Bennet, a CSRC faculty affiliate, died one day after turning 52, at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale on Feb. 1. He was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2021. The obit that ASU sent out reveals he was an amazing person. So sad.

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Looks like the BPC needs to come up with an antidote fast, otherwise their customer base will be eradicated in a few years. It's hard to imagine however, that the thinning of the herd will ever be noticeable with the blind eye. Will my morning commute be more like it was in the 80's? If it ever comes to that, I think we'll be in serious trouble. Current elevated excess death numbers are a drop in the bucket, esp. with millions pouring in as replacements. Yes, but they got rid of Trump. One has to wonder, was the cure worse than the disease? Were the promotions under the Biden administration worth millions of dead Americans? Will the final solution take the new Reich right over the cliff like it did the Nazis?

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I've noticed that very few people have made it to 80 years old and over since 2020...

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Bob Edwards, a good guy before I realized Russia had spread its errors

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