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Originally posted by rebel1: ↑

So has the science that governments have followed changed? Or could it be that we have all been led down the path, people have lost careers, states have been shut down over a few cases. More countries are lifting the ages of people getting vaccinated and the amount of adverse reactions and pfizer data is being analized.
So why have they not lifted mandates ????? It is proven being jabbed has NOT stopped transmission, and the previous rhetoric was that it was the un jabbed that spread the disease. Now we know its false, so what clinical reason is there to keep mandates other than to exercise control of the people ??

This has been wave 1, then we get dta breaches, so MORE controls will be imposed, for our safety of course, add in the wild weather that Governments can have a part to play as far as seeding clouds etc...

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1 the science is a movable feast apparently
2 I think there have been more than a "few" cases, unless everybody is lying
3 certain mandates are deleted
4 the rhetoric is a movable feast
5 for mandates see 3
6 for more controls consult the windmills of somebody's mind.
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