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Brad Smith's avatar

My moderate covid conspiracy is that the Jab was meant to work or could be made to appear to work and it would usher in a new era of code generated therapeutics. That's what this type of tech was supposed to do when they first started working with it, but they couldn't figure out the delivery system. Trillions could be made, if it works and they just got people used to taking it and ran a massive experiment to see how it's handled by half the population.

And think about this, we now know that the jab could be dangerous, (and generally useless) but we also saw millions of people use it without dying too. On average the side effects seem to be far less severe than Chemo, right? So how many people will try a cancer "vaccine" assuming any risks will be similar to the Jab? Plus if you are dying of cancer, what wouldn't you try?

I'll take the same approach to any new therapy as I did the Jab, "Wait and see how it goes and don't take part in the experiment, unless you have no other choice".

As for Trump, I think he's a true believer in this technology, regardless of what his supporters think about it. How he came to be a true believer is another question. It could be he's invested in it, being bribed or because he's seen enough data to believe it works, despite the lack-luster results of the Jab. Could be he's just willing to toss tax dollars at a slight chance at being the guy who cured cancer. In any regard, he never seemed willing to budge an inch from the Jab was great line and I doubt he ever will.

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Timmy Taes's avatar

Brian, you must be desperate to watch CNN. I avoid it. Why isn't CNN out of business? The Weekly Standard neocon rag died years ago.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/01/david-stockman/thunder-and-blunder-on-day-one/

David Stockman explains in the link above what the #1 issue in the USA is (the debt and budget of the Federal Government.) Trump didn't say anything about it either in his inaugural speech or at the press conference.

Trump's administration is entering a fiscal nightmare.

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