Don’t Take the Jab The mad rush to develop a vaccine against the COVID-19 virus resulted in inaccurate and unsupported guidance provided by government-sponsored medical authorities that has caused many men, women, and children to…
Don’t Take the Jab The mad rush to develop a vaccine against the COVID-19 virus resulted in inaccurate and unsupported guidance provided by government-sponsored medical authorities that has caused many men, women, and children to needlessly lose their lives to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and many more are expected to follow during this and subsequent years because of the variants that the virus is capable of producing. It has also driven physicians and other health-care professionals to depart, perhaps from now on, from their Hippocratic oath, which is to serve man over and above all other concerns, such as politics and the personal risk of infection. The book provides the information needed to understand and effectively respond to the pandemic. It provides the information required for taking the right precautions against the disease. It provides the incentives for standing up for the personal freedoms that are guaranteed by the Constitution but which are now so much under attack. If you have not been vaccinated, then don’t take the jab. But if you have already been vaccinated in order to remain employed or for other reasons, then what you learn in this book will help you in the days and years ahead.
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