“It’s Gonna Get Worse Before It Gets Better” – Another Eye-Opening Conversation with Pamela Popper


… And we’re not done with “worse” yet.

Of course, we’re talking about the current virus situation. But as usual, we’re talking about it in a way you won’t hear from most other media outlets.

Tune in to explore:

  • The depletion of at-home tests coinciding with the expiration of the emergency use authorization on PCR tests, and how people are responding
  • Why Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has altogether stopped testing for the virus in the emergency room
  • The coming rise of wrongful death lawsuits related to vaccine injuries and hospital deaths related to the virus
  • Whether a civil war and/or forced vaccinations could be on the horizon
  • How adherence to mask mandates varies greatly from one area to another in the U.S.

Vaccinated people are making vicious statements and even threats against the unvaccinated, and these people comprise about 30% of the U.S. population. Will this percentage grow, decrease, or stay the same?

What might turn the tide in this virus situation over the coming months or years? Will the main actors just disappear? Will more people continue to die—and if so—from what, exactly?

Pamela Popper is the Founder and President of Wellness Forum Health, a company that for more than 25 years has been helping people achieve long-term health through informed medical decision-making and diet and lifestyle.

Learn more about her work at https://wellnessforumhealth.com/, and get involved at https://makeamericansfreeagain.com/.

Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C


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