Is The “Media” Trying to Hide Vaxx Deaths By Reporting More Deaths By Other Causes?
I use several browsers to separate things that happen during my blogging day, and I’ve noticed something in recent months. Typical newsy homepages like Yahoo!, MSN, etc., report many deaths daily.
More than ever before.
Old sure, but more young and middle-aged deaths with obvious or likely causes. Things people die from all the time but that we never used to see promoted in this way. A noticeable emphasis on death. And it’s weird. Yes, celebrity deaths are fodder for news sites. But we’re getting reports of not-so-famous people who have died of explainable causes, accidents, or illness (other than COVID).
And yeah, death happens every day. It comes for our friends, family, strangers, and even each of us, but this looks like a deliberate effort to flood the zone with so many everyday deaths that the rise in sudden deaths and all-cause mortality that followed the COVID vaccines disappears in the noise.
And it’s been going on all year and maybe longer.
The carousels on these home pages always include a story about someone who died, sometimes more than one. It never used to be that way.
I want to think I imagined this, but I’ve been observing their tactics for so long that some things pop out as progressive machine language ticks. Uncontrollable movements on the Left that define some narrative or a deliberate campaign. Projection is the most obvious and more prevalent, but there are others. And I don’t catch them all, likely only a fraction. This is not my entire life, but this itch wouldn’t stop nagging at me, and these media pages keep piling on.
Today, just on MSN
- Dukes Of Hazzard star John Schneider announces death of wife Alicia Allain aged 53 (No cause of death).
- Jansen Panettiere, Actor and Hayden Panettiere’s Brother, Dead at 28: “Beyond Devastated” (No cause of death).
- The Tragic Death & Legacy Of WWE Legend Roddy Piper, Explained (dude died 8 years ago!)
“They” are normalizing death to hide their (deliberate or serendipitous) genocides.
