Coincidence? By Eric Peters

The childhood vaccine schedule now calls for 72 vaccines or boosters. And kids are sicker than they’ve ever been (unless they’re Amish; they don’t vaccinate their kids). From Eric Peters at ericpetersautos.com:

The Church Lady on Saturday Night Live – this was back when it was still funny – used to say: Could it be Satan? Which was funny, the way Dana Carvey – who played the Church Lady – said it. And looked when he said it.

There is nothing funny about the pushing of drugs by politically powerful corporations, who have acquired political power by purchasing it. They employ politicians, who are paid to be their pushers – who are a species far worse than the individuals who merely sell drugs on the street. These are slandered as “pushers,” but are nothing of the sort. No one ever “pushed” marijuana or any other street drug on me and probably not you, either. They offered them and we were free to buy them, if we wanted to. This is a far cry from what the pushers of pharmaceutical drugs do. Which is to actually and actively push them on people – including people who have made it quite clear they’re not the least interested in taking them – as during the event marketed as a “pandemic.”

Most loathsome of all is the pushing of drugs on children – on babies – who have no say in the matter at all. A baby is born in a hospital and almost as soon as it is out of its mother’s body, it is injected with drugs. This is done as a matter-of-course and attended (if needed) with great guilt-tripping if the parents are “hesitant.”

Having successfully pushed some drugs on parents – and into babies and children – the drug pushing has increased almost unimaginably. According to Informed Choice USA, a baby born in the early 1960s got 3-5 “vaccines” – as these drugs are now slyly styled. By 1983, this had increased to 24 doses. By 2018, the number of doses had increased to 72.

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