I have always been taught to be suspicious of people who try to force you to do something in a fast manner. “You have to do it now” is a sentence that should be responded to with “No, I do not have to do it now.” Then we should ask ourselves why they are so hell bent on getting us to do something so fast.

Covid numbers say that 500,000 people have died. Anyone with half a brain knows those numbers are inflated. Probably closer to 250,000 when you back out all the gunshot victims and heart attack victims who had “Covid” put down as the cause of death.

Then back out all the seniors who were essentially murdered by the Governors of NY, NJ, MI and CA because those governors took people who had covid and stuck them in nursing homes and you are probably down to 150,000 actual deaths. And almost all of those were people over 60 with at least one co-morbidity.

Yet there is a demand that we rush this vaccine out and put it into the bodies of all Americans. Even those who have no likelihood of getting it, spreading it, or dying from it.

Slow your roll Democrats. This is a virus with a 99.9% survival rate.

Could you imagine if they took heart disease seriously? Or cancer? 600,000 Americans die from heart disease EVERY year. It costs Americans over $200,000,000,000 every year. Yet no rush. No demand. No push to “do something NOW!”
So why the rush? Why the demand? We all know that this is not anything near what we are being told.

We are always being told that we are to “trust the science.” How about we “trust the math?”

Smart people are stepping back, taking a breath, and asking “Why the rush?”

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Chris Widener

Chris is one of the World's Top 50 Speakers, member of the Motivational Speakers Hall of Fame, and one of Inc. Magazine's Top 100 Leadership Speakers. He considers it a privilege to be able to speak to people, help them lead successful lives, become extraordinary leaders and, masterful salespeople. Chris has authored twenty books with three million copies in print in 13 languages and over 450 articles on success, leadership, sales and motivation.

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