Letter: You should know better

Pam Mills of Ballito writes:

As an editor you should know that whatever you write about should be factual and unbiased.

This is definitely not the case with your Two Bits Worth column (Courier, September 18).

This is not the first time you have denigrated the “tin foil” brigade as you call us.

Strange that all these “conspiracy? theorists ” are being proven correct, even though people such as you are not prepared to open your mind to what is actually happening.

Facts are facts and if you choose not to listen that is your prerogative, but at least have the decency to do some research before making comment in your newspaper.

The fact is the covid “vaccination” is still under trial and those injected are Guinea pigs.

The tests will only be completed in 2023 and the “vaccine “is in fact a gene therapy. Many deaths and adverse effects have been reported worldwide.

The next point is that this virus has a 0.15 % death rate and it should never have been declared a pandemic.

The third point is (and you can check all this information, it is widely known but unfortunately the media have been captured and only report one side of the story) is that the PCR test used to determine whether a person is positive or negative, has now been declared as unable to differentiate between flu and covid.

Therefore, many results are false positives.

It is also easy to manipulate the test simply by increasing the amplification cycles.

This is how “waves” are predicted months before they happen. And because it is invalid the world population has been fed a web of lies for two years

As I mentioned, all these facts can be verified very simply with little research.

Many of your readers will be offended by this latest narrative, as well as a previous article you wrote with a similar theme.

And by the way, I see no difference between those of your family holding back from having the vaccine, and the tin foil brigade who are doing the same thing.

END OF LETTER

The title of my column should be a clue that it’s my opinion and I don’t avoid subjects just because they might cause offence. But I also provided a source for the facts I cited.

My point, which you have entirely missed, is that I am bored to tears with the “expert” knowledge trotted out by people who are not experts.

You have no hesitation in citing “facts” of your own, which you don’t source. I do love the bit about the media being “captured”- conspiracy at its best!

If I am going to gamble with my life, I put my money on the vaccine because I believe in them. So we disagree. Shem. – BS.

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