The Mac @TheMac
Over 36,000 people living in Northern Ireland, England, and Wales were included in the study, who were tested from April to June. Of the total participants, 0.32 percent of 115 people had a positive test result. From there, the team focused on these individuals to determine specific symptoms.

Of the 115 people who tested positive with SARS-CoV-2, 16 or 13.9 percent reported symptoms, while 99 people or 86.1 percent of the patients, did not report any specific symptoms on the day of the test
07:18 PM - Sep 15, 2021
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The Mac @TheMac
15 September, 07:33
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So in theory 35,885 people unnecessarily gave their DNA at the expense of 16 people who said they felt symptoms whilst 86.1 percent of people who also tested positive were suspect.

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Photon 333 donated @Photon
15 September, 08:02
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The process also involved taking the DNA from people, so they could more quickly kill them in the future. They may have also been looking for [their] bloodline, as they did with the ancestry companies; all to harm certain groups.

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Rhonda Rinard @RhondaMom
17 September, 03:23
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and we are yet to know any long term effects!
read rumors some get a placebo but as evil as the jab is who knows what's in placebos!!!
"Just say no" 😉

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