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Michael's avatar

I can relate with my anniversary for job loss due to vaccine status coming up at the end of the month. I too have a science background but in cognitive psychology and neuroscience. I have taken this opportunity to finish writing up my PhD thesis. I have till the 3rd of November to submit. Almost finished with a few more days working on the conclusion. Due to my access to information I took six months off to look at all things Covid. Like you what I found only increased my hesitancy. Also having another degrees in accounting and finance along with honours in psychology it gives me to very useful skill sets for investigating the Covid story. First I know how to follow the money. Second, I appreciate the psychology of group manipulation and persuasion. Like you I won't rest until I see the cancer in our corporate, academic and public sectors removed. In my journey over the last 12 months I've found many others that think the same way. Chin up, we are a rapidly growing dedicated minority fighting for truth and peaceful change!!!

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Lady Kate Chamberlayne's avatar

Dear Mike,

I can completely relate to what you've shared here. I don't have a science background, (I'm a teacher and writer) but God showed my husband and me early in 2020 that Covid was a scheme of the evil one and that the vaccines were NOT of Him. We both live by faith - we accept the work God gives, but are both freelance, and have lost most of our work as a result of the situation in the last 2.5 years. So clinging to God in the storm is something we're well acquainted with. HE IS FAITHFUL. Bless you.

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