Dr. David Bell: "Pandemics Are Really Rare Despite What We Are Continually Told"

"So really, we only had the one in 57' and the one in 68' [since the Spanish flu]. They killed about a million people each—which is less than [the number of people who] die every single year, year-on-year from tuberculosis," Dr. Bell explained on Monday, October 10 at World Council for Health General Assembly
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