You read that correct. Genocides committed by our governments and the (so called) science. And yes, I mean the dangerous enforcement of policies about COVID-19. In America, they sacrifice the well-being of 31.5% of the population out of fear for a fraction of the 4% that live past the average life expectancy of 78.8 years. And this is not only happening in the US, but all over the world.

And what do I mean with dangerous enforcement of policies about COVID-19? Well, that's simple to answer.

And why genocide?

Before I answer that, let's see what genocide is, shall we? Genocide is the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group (source).

With the COVID-19 policies, which are clearly not working, and the refusal of using other means to end the pandemic, the authorities double down their destructive enforced measurements, with as result that millions of people die (unnecessary or additionally). An those governments using any means to continue murdering millions of people with no end in sight.

Suicide, the leading death for those under the 25

Before COVID-19, an American youth died by suicide every six hours. Suicide is a major public health threat and a leading cause of death for those aged under 25 — one far bigger than COVID-19. And it is something that we have only made worse as we, led by politicians and ‘the science,’ deprived our youngest members of society — who constitute one-third of the US population — of educational, emotional and social development without their permission or consent for almost two years.

Our governments act similar as in the dark times in Germany in the 1930s and 40s, were the German population believed that doing what they were told and supporting the national cause would save them and their families.

The reality today is that we all are doing the same as the Germans those times and we all sacrificed others without a second thought. We have sacrificed our youths’ lives and future livelihoods in a desperate attempt to save a slim minority of the elderly population who have surpassed the average US life expectancy of 78.8 years and those who were already on their way out.

The median age — not the average, but the middle — of COVID-19-deaths is 80. COVID-19 poses minimal risk to healthy individuals under 65, and is even less of a threat to youths (those aged under 25). In fact, preliminary data suggest COVID-19 accounted for barely 1.2% of all deaths in the under-25 age group. 98.8% of deaths that had nothing to do with COVID-19 (source).

All-Cause Deaths per 100,000 of US population under 25 years

Source: 2018/2019 data from “Mortality in the United States, 2019,” : Death rates for ages 1 year and over: United States, 2018 and 2019; and 2020 data drawn from “Provisional COVID-19 Death Counts by Sex, Age, and Week.” 2020 data is an estimate based on the CDC’s provisional death count – which may not include complete data for the previous 8 weeks and is subject to change.

The biggest increase in youth deaths occurred in the 15-24 age bracket — the age group most susceptible to committing suicide, and which constitutes 91% of youth suicides. We’re seeing, sadly, far greater suicides now than we are deaths from COVID. We’re seeing far greater deaths from drug overdose (it's so much easier to suicide by using a drug overdose, which is almost everywhere available).

The actual numbers of death by suicide for 2021 will only be available in 2022, but the results are very likely be stunning and far exceeding the deaths by COVID. To get an indication, in November 2020 Crisis Text Line received 180,000 calls — its highest volume ever, and an increase of 30,000 from the previous month. Over 90% of those were from people under 35.

And I've another word for the suicides, especially our youth:

Deaths of despair

With economic shrinkage due to lockdowns and forced closures of universities, youths face both less economic opportunity and limited social support — which plays an important role in reporting and preventing self-harm — through social networks. “We know that participation in sports and a connection to school can have a profound protective effect,” says Pittsburgh psychiatry professor David Brent. But “the stressor (anything that causes the release of stress hormones (physical and Psychological). that COVID represents,” says University of Oregon clinical psychology professor Nick Allen,

And, “while adults have had multiple years to practice stress management and build skills around that,” says YouthLine program director, Emily Moser, “young people haven’t had that.” Many of YouthLine’s callers grieved not being able to do things they normally could — from after-school activities, to spending time with friends and missing milestones such as graduations. Many of these mental health problems and suicidal behavior created by lockdowns, “are likely to be present for longer and peak later than the actual pandemic,” according to University of Bristol suicidology expert David J. Gunnell.

Generally suicides decrease in the immediate aftermath of short-term local or national emergencies (such as hurricanes) because, as the University of Kentucky’s director of the Suicide Prevention and Exposure Laboratory, Julie Cerel, explained, “[p]eople have [a] pull-together mentality.” However, this effect appears to disintegrate over longer periods of crisis, such as in the aftermath of financial crises. Between 2008 and 2012, in the wake of the financial crisis, suicide was the second (ages 15-19) and third leading cause of youth deaths (ages 10-14 and 20-24).

In August 2020, FAIR Health found a 334% spike in intentional self-harm claims among 13–18 year olds in the Northeast compared to the same month in 2019. Nationally self-harm medical claim lines nearly doubled for this group in both March and April, while claim lines for overdoses as a percentage of all medical claim lines increased 95% and 119% percent respectively.

Indeed, during the first eight months of 2020, suicides in Los Alamos (NM) tripled while Fresno (CA) numbers jumped 70% in June 2020 compared to the same month the previous year. Even the CDC acknowledges a 31% increase in the proportion of mental health-related ER visits for 12 to 17 year olds between March and October last year compared to the previous year.

Who's to blame?

Governments

They know about the numbers, the death of despair, they know about the alternatives, they know they increase the mortality by double down their policies, they know that the vaccines are not working. They lie and cheat, they create the atmosphere of fear, panic and despair on purpose.

You

You're being lied to, you're being manipulated, you're being fooled! And don't tell me that you never heard about alternatives, about the fact that your vaccines don't protect you from COVID-19 infections. In countries with 100% vaccination rate people simply get infected by COVID. You believe(d) that doing what you are told and supporting the national cause would save you and your families, just like the German population did in the time of Hitler! You helped to sacrifice millions without a second thought.

History will not be kind to you.

Do you think that those responsible for the genocide will be put for special type of justice, just like they did after the second world war? I hope so.

Also for those who believe in God, they know that those responsible will be punished beyond believe (including those who support them) and I personally think they will.