https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/upenn-professor-jeffrey-morris-just
Summary:
Professor Jeffrey Morris has inadvertently highlighted data for us that the death curve after COVID vaccination is NOT flat like it would be for a saline shot. This cannot be explained any way other than that the COVID vaccines are killing massive numbers of people. (Bold in original)
Morris should also explain why over 300,000 people joined the “died suddenly group” on Facebook, mostly to tell their unique story of what happened to a loved one. That’s not a symptom of an “overreporting problem.” This is unprecedented.
All of these “sudden deaths” in plain sight are not an “overreporting problem.”
They are a symptom of a massively unsafe vaccine.
But UPenn professors cannot acknowledge this data because they do not consider such evidence to be “scientific.”
Sorry, science is about explaining all the data. You don’t get to ignore the evidence you don’t like, if you are a real scientist.
Anger is a natural and often useful, even life-saving reaction. It is only when we are angry at someone WITHOUT CAUSE that we do wrong; then we are directing our anger (or another unconscious feeling) at the wrong person.
People -- many, many people -- are facilitating a global mass-murder. How could anyone, WHY SHOULD anyone, not be angry about that?
We do have control over how we handle our anger. You've been very constructive and bold in your response to the jab dangers, ShakeAndBake1776. I hope you can use your anger constructively to give you stamina in your efforts to protect the innocent and to wake up and/or bring to account those inflicting the jabs on others. And I hope you have support and blessings in the real world as well.
I think that's what it is for me now, I feel like I no longer have a constructive way to release my anger. I initiated two lawsuits myself and am part of a group that collectively came together to file against them as a corporation. I won the first one when they tried to denied unemployment. The EEOC decided to remain neutral on my religious discrimination suit for them denying my religious exemption (Philly courts are so corrupt, I'm surprised I even won the wage suit). But them remaining neutral was a loss to me; I am now paying back thousands of dollars to them because they were paying for my Master's. I signed a contract I would work for them a year after I graduated. Getting fired meant I broke that contract and "willingly" left and have to pay them back. The group one is still up in the air. I spoke up to all I could about it, but was ignored. I'm not on the clinical side; I was in care coordination/administration. So my voice means nothing in the medical realm. I'm the low man on the totem pole, but it was kind of fun to debate those doctors and win. All they could rebuke my claims is tell me "we have the data we need to prove it is safe and effective". I feel like I am just waiting at this point to see if my friends and family may be part of the "suddenly" group. I've been praying continuously for them. I think I need to find a way to feel like I am helping again. Thanks for sharing that verse, I don't feel as guilty about the anger. I know I need to work through it with God and He'll show me the way. Thank you.
if only you could give us names of those that ignored your concerns and then, retaliated against you...
Oh…in God’s time. All will be exposed. And if God calls me to be a witness to that, I will happily be obedient.