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Consider this: our worldwide fatality count attributed to the virus has exceeded Hitler in the Holocaust in half the time. As early as October 2020, even the CDC began to promote the idea that only six percent of the fatalities in the United States were exclusively COVID-19, reducing the exposure for liability. If we take the virus off the table, there is no more physical weapon to attribute to, for instance, 31 Black Pentecostal bishops who had been infected and died before the first Easter in the pandemic declaration, a case now on appeal at the Virginia State Supreme Court to convene a grand jury investigation.

Even seven deaths of thoroughbred race horses before the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs caused an investigation. And two bookend studies on the first variant found a secondary attack rate of less than five percent, the acceptance rate at Harvard, or your chance of winning a 35 to 1 payout on a two number combination in American roulette. With those odds, that virus killing 31 faith leaders is a long shot, but to suggest they happened to die stretches credulity.

We have a pastor in Alexandria, another case trying to obtain a grand jury, with force of law, and the pastor is convinced his symptoms caused him to lose ten pounds, while two teenage boys in his church were hospitalized and on respirators for the first Mother's Day in pandemic.

I'm just a former biological warfare who had been offered a job as a procurement analyst before the pandemic, a case at the Supreme Court and at the MSPB. Is it possible I received a job offer for a Top Secret billet, in an officially disavowed "expired" mission, without even applying for the job because there was no virus?

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