>>11256030 (pb)
Here is an example of an excerpt from an MSDS about Thimerosal.
https://www.nwmissouri.edu/naturalsciences/sds/t/Thimerosal.pdf
Just reading a bit of that pdf, would you see why INJECTING this stuff into a baby, pregnant woman or pretty much anyone is likely a bad idea?
Each year millions of Americans are duped into taking a "thimerosal preserved" flu vaccine.
In my opinion it is going to be pretty hard to convince anyone that some dangerous pathogen is roving the streets aka "coronavirus" when significant portions of Europe seem to be seeing lower than normal overall mortality.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Coronavirus is killing pretty much no one right now.
If poor management was not hobbling (intentionally?) the blue collar, industrial base of America, we would not need pricey universities to deliver substandard education and life long crippling indebtedness.
If you can read and write English (a tall order nowadays, apparently) and have a reasonable work ethic you can still prosper in America but you need to resist ALL marketing about 4 year colleges and universities.
After high school, with diploma in hand, look for some sort of production environment which you can tolerate for a period of time. If all you make is $11-$12 per hour, but you are willing to pay rent to your parents for a short time you could easily have $10,000 or more saved in a single year. With that money you could begin a sensible education program leading to a good paying job or continue saving for your goals.
Once in stable employment you may have to endure some low cost apartment situation briefly, but as soon as you have $20,000 or so saved you might be okay to purchase a modest home in the rural midwest. Either that or else wait it out in a rental until ready to purchase a home with cash.
If you are interested in marrying and having a family you probably want to find someone similarly hardworking and dependable.
Employers who think they can "get by" with non-English speaking personnel under the guise of cost savings or with the assumption that "anyone" can do their "low skill" labor are kidding themselves. I see the costs of lack of training due to absent language skills every day I go to my work in a production environment. What they save in labor costs is more than extracted later in the form of poor goods, decreased quality and high turnover. Plus customers have a good chance of dropping you as soon as they find someone interested in delivering a quality product.
Very sorry to hear of your situation.
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/
I have no doubt data from Euromomo.eu could have issues, but according to that site deaths in Ireland are currently below normal. In fact, it would seem that Ireland has not enjoyed such sustained low death rate in at least 3 years. God help anyone who would force more nursing/care home deaths to suit a "coronavirus kills" narrative.