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"We're seeing cancers on the rise…[and insurance companies are] not differentiating between…vaxxed and…unvaxxed so everybody's prices go up…I suspect over the next 5 to 10 years, life insurance and health insurance is gonna become unaffordable to most people."

Former BlackRock fund manager and founder of Phinance Technologies Edward Dowd (@DowdEdward) describes for Greg Hunter (@USAWatchdog) how, in the context of the COVID mRNA injections, "cancers are on the rise." Dowd, who has an extensive background researching trends in the insurance industry, notes that because of the harms caused by the COVID injections, "life insurance and health insurance is going to become unaffordable to most people" in the next five to 10 years.

"Well, it used to be 'cause unknown.' Now it's a 'medical emergency,'" Dowd says, referring to how COVID injection–related deaths are discussed in the healthcare industry. "Someone died of a 'medical emergency,' apparently. You know, a 25-year-old died of a 'medical emergency' on the way to the hospital, whatever that means."

Dowd adds: "The other thing that's going on is that there's been an increase in cancers. The science is following up. Kevin McKernan and others have been doing a great job of showing that there [are] cancer causing agents in the mRNA vaccines, and we're seeing cancers on the rise. And one thing that was interesting that came out a couple months ago—Voya, a life insurance company and financial planner, they have something called the medical stop-loss business, and they underestimated all the claims, the new claims, and they called out in one of their slide decks…new claims amongst young workers, especially cancer claims."

"Insurance rates are going up across the board because the answer to what's going on as far as actuaries are concerned is to raise prices," Dowd says. "And they don't care. Since there's no consensus on what's causing this excess mortality, they're not differentiating between the vaxxed and the unvaxxed, so everybody's prices go up. And I suspect over the next 5 to 10 years, life insurance and health insurance is gonna become unaffordable to most people."

Dowd goes on to say:

"They're gonna raise prices on new policies. And on the old policies, the whole life policies they issued, they'll eventually write those down. They haven't started that process yet. They're still playing accounting games. But the insurance industry seems to be whistling in the dark and just [raising] prices for now."

https://x.com/SenseReceptor/status/1873903466118340732

Full interview: https://rumble.com/v63juw5-sugar-juice-propped-up-failing-biden-economy-ed-dowd.html