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reSee.it AI Summary
There is a belief that the parasitic class is utilizing frequency technologies to manipulate the weather and cause physical and mental symptoms. This leads people to wrongly attribute these issues to man-made climate change and infectious diseases, diverting attention from the true causes and solutions.
@Alec_Zeck - D. Alec Zeck
I am fairly convinced that the parasitic class is using frequency technologies (amongst several other poisons, technologies, and propaganda techniques) to modify the weather and induce both physical and mental symptoms of illness, all while having the masses believe that the causes are “man-made climate change” and “infectious diseases.” The masses then perpetually look in the wrong direction, blame the wrong things as the cause, and accept the wrong solutions.
@Alec_Zeck - D. Alec Zeck
Zero evidence of a pandemic. Zero. None. Zilch. There was nothing new happening except fear, which led to the psychosomatic development of symptoms. https://t.co/VrHORR8aBo
Video Transcript AI Summary
In recent years, global mortality rates have been lower compared to the past 50 years, with a spike in 2018 due to new vaccines. Despite claims of a deadly pandemic, mortality rates have remained lower than in 1952. People were getting sick, but not dying at alarming rates. This raises questions about the severity of the pandemic.
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Speaker 0: Every year, 7.6 people on average per 1,000 die. We have the numbers. They were lower than the last 50 years. 2018 had a much higher one, and they've been lower after the 2021 because the jabs came out were a little bit higher. There was nothing out of the ordinary worldwide going on.
Now if you had a pandemic, you would think that would've went from 7.6 to at least 7.9, 8.1, but it was actually 9.5 back in 1952 and much higher and higher. So now we have the numbers. So anyone who says, no. No. People were getting sick.
People were getting sick. You're like, people always get sick, but nobody was dying. How did you have a deadly pandemic if the worldwide mortality rates are lower than the last 40 years? Like, well, how? Right.