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  1. The figure of 700 million dead is just a figure. It has no relative input into any reality as in reality we have no idea what the figure might possibly be. Indeed, we can not begin to guess at where the real death toll stands today, much less where it will be in six months, six years or sixteen years. There are no projections possible, just as there is no interest in caring for those being injured as these injections are still being injected, most recently to babies. It is a difficult topic to consider made even more difficult by the surrounding tragedies left to suffer without any attempt to provide proper care or preventative treatments for those who are being destabilized by this mass murder event.

    There needs to be an investigation into the people who have developed heart ailments following these injections, not after they are hospitalized or spontaneously die from non-treatment, but thru pro-active diagnosis via routine screenings of people who are non-symptomatic as soon as possible following the injections. These conditions can be treated, to the point that they are treatable, but it is a time sensitive window in which treatment may be most effective, followed by an attempt to simply prolong the heart’s functional capacity for as long as possible with chronic treatment. This is just to deal with the heart. There are also blood panel testings that should be used to detect people who have developed aberrant clotting disorders, again before a lethal blood clot is able to form so that adequate treatment might be pursued in a timely fashion. This is all doable, to a point, and there are many other testing modalities that might be pursued for the neurological and other conditions developed following the Spike injections.

    We plied our own peoples with these toxins. Do we not owe those who are suffering from their part in this mass experimentation with a proactive form of intervention to procure the best possible outcome for them and us? It was a sinister motivation that began this experiment, a sinister motivation continues this experiment, and a further sinister motivation maintains a steady ignorance about what might be done to detect problems in people before they are counted among the dead. Many lives would benefit from the proactive detection and treatment of what ailments are discovered by the broad application of diagnostic testing for the most common diseases known to be associated with the injections. These sort of interventions would help moderate whatever the true number may be that are at threat to being counted among the dead. How can this not be seen as a reasonable and rational need to offset the tragedies being encountered amid this experimental slaughter.