A message of hope

Here it comes.  Down the pike.  Fast ball down the middle; never watch a third pitch strike.  There were times when Christians prayed for times like these. 

           "...that they which are approved may be made manifest." (1 Corinthians 11:19).  

I wont try to sugar coat it for you.  Things aren't looking good out there in the world these days.  Just this week President Biden went in front of the cameras to beg employers to mandate vaccination, being emboldened to do this by the recent FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine.  My own employer, who just last week sent out an email stating that vaccine mandates are illegal, is planning on ignoring this small technicality of the law and going ahead with compulsory vaccination.  This means I will be out of a job and I'm not sure I will ever be employed again.  Most of the researchers and medical professionals who are vocal in a public way about questioning the safety and efficacy of vaccines will always throw out the disclaimer that they are not "anti-vax."  To a person they all say that they are "pro-safe vaccine."  Well I'm not a a reseacher, nor a medical professional, nor a public figure for that matter.  I'm an anonymous person on the internet whose blog nobody reads.  So I can say what I want without worrying about a bullet in the head.  And I'm going to go ahead and say it, I'm anti-vax.  There are no "safe vaccines."  They are completely useless as a class of drug.  Trying to say you aren't anti-vax is like trying to deny an accusation of being racist.  It's useless.  When somebody says you are racist they don't have to back up their claims, just like when a drug company comes out with a vaccine they don't have to do research.  But the point of this article is not to get you down.  I want to give you a white pill today.

When things look rough like this, in the darkest night, that only means the day is about to dawn.  Governments around the world are over-reaching and taking away peoples freedoms.  They have a bunch of new technology which they are itching to try out as a means of controlling the populace.  But they are moving too fast.  They are turning too many people away.  People are actually coming together in resistance to this evil take-over attempt, and I don't think they will succeed.  There is hope!  Don't despair, don't give in...and whatever you do, don't take the jab!  You will regret it if you do.  If you have already taken it, don't take the booster.  This round of vaccines will never end and your health will suffer indefinitely once you get on that train to nowhere.

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