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Last Tradhican,

You should make it clearer that this whole post is NOT your words. I was hesitant to say "I don't believe it" because it was you --

Then I noticed, at the bottom, that it was someone with a website, who is LITERALLY selling something, making money off the narrative he spewed in the above paragraphs. I would take that whole post with a HUGE grain of salt -- perhaps a salt lick used for livestock.

I don't believe that the shot helps those who receive it ONE IOTA. The jabbed probably SHED IT onto those who were smart enough to avoid the guinea pig shot. Those same people who supposedly did well in this alleged Hispanic protestant church outbreak (if it even exists) are NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET because their immune systems are compromised against everything except the 2019 version of "COVID", whatever that is. That version probably doesn't exist in most places anymore. Things like the flu are CONSTANTLY mutating. Variants are produced, hundreds a day. As soon as something new comes along, those people will be screwed.

Did he give any link to the news article -- or other proof -- about the huge COVID outbreak at that church? Probably because it didn't happen.

I wouldn't be surprised if that church didn't exist, and the man and his wife didn't exist either. It's probably all completely made up, a fancy sales pitch for whatever he's selling.

How is this website any better than Pfizer? PERHAPS they are promoting less-noxious remedies, remedies which work, I'll give them that. But they both just want to make money, get donations, and sell stuff. They both promote and stoke fear to "soften up the audience" to get them in the mood to buy their product.

I am leery at best when I see that kind of fear porn. I see this a lot, actually, from "alternative health" quarters -- who I normally agree with. But those guys gotta eat too, I guess. Still, it's mercenary and they are NOT objective in their articles and advertising. In the end, they really just want you to visit their "online store". And fear is the best motivator, so they use it.

I don't respect them when they do that. They are manipulating human beings, taking advantage of human nature. In that respect, they are as bad as Pfizer, Merck, and Bayer.

What does this have to do with Fr. Burfit?