Pondered Question Once About Rh Negative Versus Rh Positive But What If It is The Type (A, B, O, AB) and Not Positive Versus Negative?

Many of you already know my primary research involves Lyme/Morgellons and one of the odd things about those with Morgellons is that a high percentage had A Rh negative blood.

Someone once pointed out that 50% of Morgies were Rh positive and 50% (mostly A)Rh Negative. And wanted to know what the hell I was talking about.

When you understand the percentage of negatives, positives and blood types in the world the picture really forms when you see a 50/50 like the above. That was glaring!

https://www.healthline.com/health/rarest-blood-type#compatibility

It was Jan Smith who pointed out the collective Morgellons folk connection to Denmark. I told her not me, but later discovered she was dead on with that one for sure.

What about COVID 19 hitting the A blood type harder and more likely to cause death in this group. Distraction or is there something there?

https://kravekicker.com/top-10-all-time-immune-system-crushers/

Only doing number 7 for one more month so will improve on that but what else is important.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8122493/People-Type-blood-likely-catch-coronavirus.html

Could they possibly be targeting certain blood types and genetics with these created illness's?

Just pondering--

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver