Again, not trying to be a smart ass or someone who knows it all, just advocating that we all just need to be careful in drawing conclusions to twitter posts and news items without knowing the proper context. We used to be very good at that, investigating things.
And of course we all agree on the fact that this whole shit show and the way it is forced on the whole population from young till old, is getting completely out of hand and leads more and more to heart wrenching and frustrating situations for all of us.
Quoting: InterMezzo Omg, not at all. I appreciate hearing all of it. Reading the info from all angles. That's what an investigation is. And that's what we are all doing I believe. :)
I am not trying to defend anything just state what I read and understood. I just want to understand what really happened there. I agree with all of the comments by everyone about this but this information is very revealing.
Rumble — Stew Peters spoke with an Australian ex-military official who confirmed that AT LEAST two children are dead after being inoculated in a mass of 24,000 kids that were ushered into a sports arena to take the jab in the absence of any adults.
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Yes, I would also like to know what happened there.
Last reply and then I'll quit talking about it. I don't want to clog up this thread and forcing my opinion on anyone on how subjective and tendentious media can be on both sides of this discussion or any other subject for that matter. Besides, I think we are all on the same page on that.
Of course, like you and John say, bottom line is that I too want to know what happened there. I searched every corner of the net for it and there is no confirmation anywhere to be found, not on mainstream and not on non-mainstream sites. And I feel the same as you do, kids should not be put in that situation anyway. And I do consider 16 and 17 year olds still kids.
But I do still oppose the extreme tendentious way of reporting that you see in that Rumble video. It was not 24,000 kids at once herded in that arena like cattle as some sites report. It was spread out over the course of a week, up to a total of 3,000 year 12 students per day, spread across the day from early morning till late evening, according to these links:
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Of course, these reports can also easily be deemed propaganda, totally agree on that, in that respect I trust the government and everything mainstream on this as little as you do, but what that woman in the Rumble video says about parents not being allowed, because they don't want any witnesses and that way there is no evidence in case kids would faint or die or have symptoms, is at least shady reporting, intended to incite outrage and get more views.
And then there is these tweets:
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Claiming it is from the same event, where if you compare the above YT vid with the interior shown in this tweet, they are two completely different sites, different outfits, offices, the line of people etc. Besides that, collapsing? Could well be people fainting, which also happens quite frequently to people, because of fear of any vaccination, from waiting in line etc.
So not saying it is okay to do this to kids, not at all, just saying that it is close to impossible to really see what true is these days, on either side of any subject. And through that people are opposite each other more and more. Hope we can at least agree on that as well. Roger Aisles, the infamous founder of Fox News once said:
"People don't want to be informed, they want to FEEL informed." And that is exactly what is going on with (social) media these days. And that is why people investigate less and less on their own.
Anyway, I will of course follow this Rumble article the coming days to see if they back up their claims with proof as they said they would, but of course I sincerely hope they are wrong. For what it's worth, I checked every daily update at the pulse site between the 9th and today, but none of the people that passed away where from that age group. Leaves alone that any loss is terrible for the families affected, but it would be heartbreaking if this news about these kids also were to be true, no matter the source. :(
Edit: some textual changes (because I'm Dutch and it's raining cats and dogs.)
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