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In elderly people there seems to be some connection between flu vaccination and worsening or new onset of kidney problems. Did your father receive any vaccines recently?
The introduction to Dissolving Illusions mentions this issue.
http://www.dissolvingillusions.com/authors-introduction-suzanne-humphries-md/
There are some key words and phrases that I have come to associate with leftist delusions and the false accusations they utter against conservative patriots.
Some of them:
Conspiracy theory -actually suggests whatever information is being attacked is true and verifiable.
"Safe and effective"- means "shut up and take the injection".
Unhinged- refers not to the state of mind of the person being accused but to the fractured mind of the accuser.
Misinformation -If something is a lie, you call it a lie. If it is true, but you want people to believe it is a lie, you call it "misinformation".
The capped image shows an interesting melange of liberal talking points. "Crazy train" is lame, but calling legitimate claims of election fraud "unhinged election conspiracies" smacks of pure, unadulterated desperation. You can practically see the author of such phraseology either laughing over how he can imitate "fake newspeak" or else hopping around like a demon in apoplectic but totally helpless rage.