Study Finds Unvaxed Less Likely
to Put Up Christmas Tree

A new study from Wintrybrook Research Institute in Toronto concludes that unvaccinated individuals are 72% less likely to put up a Christmas tree.

"The most probable cause is a fear of needles," says Dr. Theresa Scam. "They need to be medicated."

Okay. Such a study does not exist. But one equally as preposterous from Toronto's Sunnybrook Research Institute is claiming the unvaxxed are 72% more likely to be involved in automobile accidents.

Apparently, we just don't like following the rules.

Even mainstream, fully-vaxed doctors are saying the study is "a joke" as you can read in The Daily Mail.

In his YoutTube video review of the study, Dr. John Campbell explains that the data only counts someone as vaccinated 14 days after they get their first shot. That two-week window is when many people are most likely to suffer an adverse reaction that causes a car accident.

Stay sane, stay real,

John C. A. Manley

PS Natural Blaze just posted a lengthy article about Much Ado About Corona on their home page. It's also been duplicated on Activist Post.

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