Two heroic children from the 1917 Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima Portugal died from the Spanish Flu the most note worthy account in diary format can be read in this publication from page 61 onwards.fatima.org/…ntent/uploads/2017/03/The-True-Story-of-Fatima.pdf IV. Second Apparition June 13 1917 Then Lucia asked Our Lady to cure a sick person who was recommended to her. Our Lady answered. “If he …More
Two heroic children from the 1917 Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima Portugal died from the Spanish Flu the most note worthy account in diary format can be read in this publication from page 61 onwards.fatima.org/…ntent/uploads/2017/03/The-True-Story-of-Fatima.pdf IV. Second Apparition June 13 1917 Then Lucia asked Our Lady to cure a sick person who was recommended to her. Our Lady answered. “If he is converted, he will be cured within the year.” “I would like to ask You also to take us to Heaven!” “Yes,” Our Lady answered, “I will take Jacinta and Francisco soon. You, however, are to stay here a longer time. Jesus wants to use you to make Me known and loved. He wants to establish the Devotion to My Immaculate Heart in the world. I promise salvation to those who embrace it and their souls will be loved by God as flowers placed by Myself to adorn His throne.”
Survival from COVID: 99.95% (after a few years of data) Survival from the 'vaccine': 98.41% (after a few months of data) Seldom does a death rate decrease over time... so No question which kills more. Does not sound like a question which to choose.More
Survival from COVID: 99.95% (after a few years of data) Survival from the 'vaccine': 98.41% (after a few months of data)
Seldom does a death rate decrease over time... so No question which kills more. Does not sound like a question which to choose.
I had family members that died from the 1918 flu. They weren't vaccinated. I agree vaccinations can kill, especially ones for respiratory viruses. But people do die from disease. Influenza is a disease.
@Les Crispi I take the referenced article with a grain of salt and accept these truths which may have led to excessive deaths of the vaccinated in 1918. Yes, with Spanish Flu we faced a lot of different situations. Not the least of which was ... it was 1918... an era when many people still needed taught the benefits of simple cleanliness and we were still using rough tools in ancient buildings (…More
I take the referenced article with a grain of salt and accept these truths which may have led to excessive deaths of the vaccinated in 1918.
Yes, with Spanish Flu we faced a lot of different situations. Not the least of which was ... it was 1918... an era when many people still needed taught the benefits of simple cleanliness and we were still using rough tools in ancient buildings (we'd call them barns now) trying to solve a tough problem based on little acquired knowledge.
That said...
(Unlike the 'Scientists' of the world... I will both update based on new information AND leave my mistake) They were smarter at that time than the current administration (Note: this is a poster for Nurses):
