I am working on a hypothesis about some of the cold weather deaths we are seeing. I think that vaccine induced injuries might make people more susceptible to stress from the cold.
I think Reynaud's phenomenon could be an indicator of this.
Many of the vaccinated have probably tanked their resilience to a lot of things. However, I started thinking over the possibility of vaccinated people being more vulnerable to cold for a couple of reasons.
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I think there is a mechanism whereby certain abnormal immune complexes precipitate or change in response to cold, leading to instant discomfort for a vaccinated person if it gets too cold and they have the condition.
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I remember a researcher who was looking at Spanish sheep that had been vaccinated with conventional, but aluminum containing vaccines. I think these animals got really sick in the cold.
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When Buffalo reported all those deaths in the snow I started to wonder if some of the people were more vulnerable due to having been vaccinated.
The continual references of the word "Buffalo", as in Buffalo NY and Buffalo Bills makes me think there is a "herd" consideration to look at. Remember how the buffalo herds were decimated by sportsmen shooting from trains with the idea that there was an unlimited supply of buffalo?
The human "herd" is suffering. Pull the shots and lets figure out what is going on!
^^^^^THIS
I just found my handwritten notes on a dig I did on Daniel Best, the former Pfizer executive who Trump appointed to HHS to help address high US drug prices. At the risk of some typos due to my poor handwriting here goes:
3/2018 Daniel Best Appointed to HHS
5/2018 Trump "blueprint" new "rebate system"
7/9/2018 CNBC reports on Trump's tweet criticizing Pfizer for price increases
7/11/2018 Ian Read and Alex Azar communicate prices to be held until blueprint implemented or next year.
7/31/2018 Ian Read comments on what happened after Trump's tweet
10/1/2018 Ian Read announces he will step down
10/17/2018 (always look out for 10/17's!) Pfizer announces layoffs
11/1/2018 Daniel Best dies "multiple blunt force injuries" DC Office of Chief Medical Examiner
11/16/2018 Pfizer announces drug price increases
Very interesting in retrospect isn't it?
I don't think we need to worry about the "price" of silver. What does it matter what it is worth in fiat? I plan to use silver which is money, as money. It may take some time to work it out, but I don't want fiat USD anymore. Rather have rubles to be honest, if I could get some. Just because I'm pretty angry at the traitorous regime that turned by freedom loving country into a 3rd world "shot hole" and made her both tyrannical fascist regime AND worthless laughing stock of the world. (Mild apologies for the rant at the end.)
I like silver as silver not as temporary refuge from USD unless a miracle happens.
>will never habben as long as the COMEX exists.