I read some good news last night from jimstone.is (stats aren't good but are better than expected). He's an investigative journalist who's been trying to figure out how many Americans and others have taken the injection.

At a time when they were claiming over 50 percent of Americans had the shot, once I checked for real, the actual numbers ranged from 11 percent in Utah up to about 35 percent in some eastern states, and that was for ONE SHOT. It came out to a national average below 25 percent. Since at that time almost anyone who would be aware already was aware that the shot was horrible, I find it hard to believe they subsequently got much over 5 percent more to take the FIRST shot. Most likely the actual number of injected people is right around 33 percent or so, probably not even 35 percent, and this is now showing once these pushers get out into the actual public where the media cannot lie to them.

Don't forget - a couple months ago so few people were takers that they had to ditch 70,000,000 doses of (one) brand of the jab (not even counting the other brands) because no one went in for the jab.

Unfortunately I'm the only exception to the adults in my family having taken it, and the main pusher still thinks it's good.

Me: Why do platforms like Facebook and Twitter keep removing groups of people reporting adverse reactions to the shots?

Him: They're all bots from other countries and from competing companies trying to damage the other manufacturers' brands.

Me: Dad is a bot?

He was fine until he took the shot and then he lost 20-30 pounds in 2-3 months afterward.

Him: That's just old age catching up to him. Besides he gets diarrhea a few times a year.