“Helps Protect”
WhatsApp Advertising is a spectacular thing. It enables the selling of a feeling rather than a fact. You could save up to 50 percent. . . Though of course, you’ll probably “save” nothing. This is how the “vaccines” are being advertised now. They “help protect” (which means they might but probably won’t) against the effects of the sickness people were told, just months ago, in the most strident terms, they would not get and so could not spread if they took the “vaccines,” as they were falsely advertised. They aren’t told that anymore – because the false advertising is no longer supportable. It’s as if a car company advertised a V8-powered SUV that got 50 miles-per-gallon that millions of people bought, only to discover that it actually got 16 miles-per-gallon. Except that if a car company did that, they’d have been forced to retract their claims, recall the SUVs and issue peop...