Whatever You See or Hear, Your Government Needs You to Remember It Is Rare Not Real
[I have been asked if I will put the word ‘spoof’ on this line here, because I am not typing in my usual style and some readers have doubted this is my work. Roger Smith 20th Dec 2021.]
Those who are opposing covid are claiming injection injuries are “#RealNotRare” and have set up misinformation sites such as www.realnotrare.com. This site is not to be trusted because it only takes one hospital doctor to say to a patient that their injury was definitely due to the injection and then that patient is allowed to post their story.
It does not matter whether these stories are real or not. It is the lack of censorship that is the problem as seeing and hearing the sick people’s stories is causing vaccine-hesitancy.
Vaccine-hesitancy is a massive problem for the UK government at this time. There are now 123,000 health care workers prepared to be dismissed rather than take their next injection. These are largely doctors and nurses who previously were accepting a wide range of injections.
Seeing injection injured people in healthcare settings is an unavoidable problem but this is being fueled by sites such as www.realnotrare.com. Healthcare workers are finding these sites and watching endless hours of testimonies. The problem is worsening as the injection injured are getting help in sharing their stories with videos so well made that it gets harder to dismiss as scare-mongering.
The data is in! So far, in the USA, the covid injections, on average, only cause about 500 times as much injury as previous injection campaigns such as the annual ‘flu shot. Discounting the inevitable long-term adverse effects, it is clear the risk is no more than crossing a road in front of a bus with your eyes closed! Seriously though, healthcare workers need to set an example and ideally would all be agreeing to work at injection camps, rather than having to appeal through national newspapers for volunteers to help with injecting the planned one million per day.
Injection campaigns are becoming more challenging and expensive to advertise due to healthcare workers putting their own health first rather than thinking of the greater good.
If you are a healthcare worker then we implore you to stop visiting sites like www.realnotrare.com and ‘get back with the programme’. Always remember ‘Rare Not Real’ and even if you do lose your job/career through knowing too much, just do not share what you know. The whole injection programme could be wrecked by a few careless words. Remember you are leaving for the greater good so there can be a fully pro-injection NHS regardless of what the #RealNotRare people are able to share.
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