VAERS, COVID-19 Vaccine and Other Assorted Coverups

I asked Grok if the above graphic was correct and it said no:

The post’s claim that COVID-19 vaccine deaths in one year equal all other vaccine deaths over 33 years aligns with anti-vaccine narratives, often fueled by misinterpretations of VAERS, as noted in CDC guidance on vaccine safety monitoring.

After refining my query to correlate the underreporting of COVID-19 information to VAERS, here is the final answer:

Assuming no underreporting for other vaccines, the potential COVID-19 vaccine-related deaths (30,185) would account for approximately 75.92% of the adjusted total vaccine deaths from 1988 to 2021 (39,756). Alternatively, if compared directly to the total reported deaths in the graph (19,532), the potential COVID-19 vaccine deaths represent 154.54% of that total, indicating they exceed the reported total for all vaccines over the 33-year period.

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Think about the Implications

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Tariff Explanation

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I Want to Believe

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NIH Caught Manipulating Data

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Tariffs and Its Impact on the Interest on the National Debt

I asked Grok what the impact on the imposition of new US tariffs would be on the US debt that has to be refinanced this year. Here is its answer:

The imposition of tariffs by the United States in 2025, which led to higher Treasury yields (e.g., 2-year at 4.003%, 10-year at 4.282%), will increase the interest payments on U.S. debt maturing in 2025 after refinancing. Assuming $2.7 trillion to $4.05 trillion of debt matures in 2025:

  • The average interest rate on this debt rises from 3.7% to 4.12% due to the tariff-driven yield increase.
  • This results in an additional annual interest cost of $11.34 billion to $17.01 billion on the refinanced debt.

This increase could be higher if the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy further or if additional tariffs (like the 10% universal tariff starting April 5, 2025) push yields up more. Conversely, if the Fed prioritizes economic growth over inflation control (e.g., by keeping rates lower), the increase in interest costs could be moderated. However, the net effect is a higher debt servicing burden for the U.S. government in 2025 and beyond due to the tariffs.

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The Price for Our Future

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Thoughts?

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Trump Is Correct

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Pitiful

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Dandelion Root

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The Truth about Taxes

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USAID

By Alexander Dugin

USAID officially (!) helped ultra-nationalist separatist (Nazi) groups all through the world fighting against “authoritarian” (= conservative, not woke enough) regimes. It helped as well radical extremist religious groups for the same reason (“anti-authoritarian”).

USAID financed world wide press and social media campaigns against presumably “authoritarian” (=conservative) regimes labelled “fascist” justifying the help and weaponisation of real extremist and neo-Nazi groups as “anti-fascist”. Ukraine is just one example. MAGA is other.

In Islamic world the same strategy was used by USAID: create and promote salafi radicals, terrorist and fundamentalist groups (partisan of extremist Islam) in order to topple sovereign leaders (Kaddafi, Hussein, Assad). USAID is core global terrorist organisation.

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USIP

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Tucker – Dr. Bowden

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