Much has been said about the vast number of job openings over the last year or so. EVERYONE is hiring, but there are no employees to fill the positions. Where are the workers? For most of 2020 into early 2021, it was “assumed” that the federal and state bump in unemployment benefits made it financially feasible for people to stay home and not work. But those bloated benefits ended long ago. And we still have massive numbers of job openings and no employees to fill the spots. It has driven hourly wages to unprecedented highs. GOOD paying jobs are going unfilled. Some speculated that people died from covid and THAT was the cause. But most deaths were in the older retired population. Perhaps others decided to say goodbye to jobs and go to work for themselves? Maybe.
Just saw a go fund me for a 2 month old baby - sudden death. Seems that there’s been a lot of unexplained sudden death across all age categories right now. - Along with mysterious disabilities. 😱
Yep. Coworker with a blood clotting disability for the rest of his life on Eliquis. His doc was awesome and ran a lot of tests to conclude it wasn’t his health that caused it but the jab. Coworker lost her healthy baby at 7mo after it. Then a neighbor that died shortly after 2nd dose. Doctor that was a triathlete now limited in his abilities. (But still pushes the stupid thing)
Just saw a go fund me for a 2 month old baby - sudden death. Seems that there’s been a lot of unexplained sudden death across all age categories right now. - Along with mysterious disabilities. 😱
Yep. Coworker with a blood clotting disability for the rest of his life on Eliquis. His doc was awesome and ran a lot of tests to conclude it wasn’t his health that caused it but the jab. Coworker lost her healthy baby at 7mo after it. Then a neighbor that died shortly after 2nd dose. Doctor that was a triathlete now limited in his abilities. (But still pushes the stupid thing)
Not rare 😢
Buckle up buttercups & Get with God.
The evil is real, it's along side us, always has been; now it's cloaked as "modern day medicine".