Flu vaccines in COVID-19 mortality. So a new study just came out. It was published in a journal called

Pure J. This is kind of like a mega pure reviewed associated journal. This covers biology, medicine,

bunch of other topics as well. And it says it basically positive association between COVID-19 deaths

and influenza influenza vaccination rates and elderly people. And the results came and it showed a

positive association between the deaths and influenza rates in people 65 and older. There's a

significant increase in COVID-19 deaths from Eastern and Western regions in the world. And of course

further explanation is needed to explain these findings, additional work, yada yada yada, keep

keep going basically don't censor this keep going along this topic. This study was so big that

Christina Stable-Bend is one of those people who's been out there really doing TED talks on how we

need to improve our vaccine program that there are real dangers that they're seeing. We've talked

about the DTP issue that Peter Abe and she appointed out but she tweeted out this study which is

really quite alarming. There's her tweet. There's her retweet positive association between COVID-19

deaths and influenza vaccination rates and elderly people worldwide. You know I want to take a

moment before we go any deeper into this. Isn't this the question we have all been asking? I mean,

isn't this really the question when it comes down to we're seeing this deaths in a very specific

group of people over the age of 65 other commonalities but the question everyone I know in the vaccine

risk awareness movement and the medical freedom movement and the scientific transparency movement

have been saying is it possible that the flu shot is what's getting people killed? Now remember we

know there's issues with the coronavirus vaccine that it can make you more vulnerable to the illness

itself. We've seen the we have talked dengue vaccine RSV but it is it possible there's this other

thing we don't talk about a lot and that's viral interference that the idea that and we've talked

about right we have the military study that showed this 36% increased risk of developing coronavirus

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