The distribution of COVID-19 injections has significantly decreased here in 2023, with the fewest amount of children and adults being injected with these bioweapons since they were introduced in December of 2020. In the two and a half years since the COVID-19 injections were authorized for emergency use by then President Donald Trump, there have been 676,728,782 doses injected into adults and children in the United States, but only 1.4% of those have been injected in Americans so far here in 2023, with a dramatic reduction of those lining up to receive an injection of the bioweapon. And yet in spite of these lower amounts of COVID-19 injections here in 2023, there have still been 9,776,541 doses distributed through May 9, 2023. As of the latest data released by the government-funded VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System) at the time of this writing, the COVID shots have accounted for 70% of recorded deaths following vaccinations, and 48% of all the cases of injuries recorded from all vaccines COMBINED currently being administered.