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Additional information presented by his mother. 👇 "I don't know if they didn’t believe at first he needed a wheelchair... but it was obvious when he stood up." Lisa Colston says she and her son have TSA PreCheck and Global Entry. "We shouldn’t have never went through that." Lisa...

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Frontline health advocate says pediatricians are earning $1,000,000 to "vaccinate" children🤬 Chiropractor Dr. Bill Lionberger: "[One pediatrician's]... incentive plan... was more than $1,000,000" Lionberger says this discovery was made when a mother—whose children developed allergies after being "vaccinated" with conventional "vaccines"—said no to the Covid jabs for her children, and her pediatrician turned angry "he grabbed what he thought was the patient's file and he threw it at her... [but it actually] was the file for his financial payoffs and incentives for vaccinating a certain percentage of his practice" "his earnings...[were about] $1,400,000... But it was more than $1,000,000 in terms of incentives" This clip of Lionberger is taken from a conversation with Alix Mayer (Alix Mayer) posted to YouTube on July 15, 2026 ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Mayer: "Wait, so you're telling me I didn't know this. So there were incentive programs that were implemented around 2021 to further incentivize doctors to vaccinate? And do those incentive programs come from the insurance company or from the Department of Public Health?" Lionberger: "Well, I became aware of this because of the flow that we have with the number of patients that we see. "And here's an example. We had a patient go into her pediatrician's office, had kids in there for a number of years, and she said, I'm just not sure about these yet. And I— And I, my kids got this allergy and that problem, and this allergy. And I'd them to be exempted for a while we see how these things play out. "And he basically said, if you don't vaccinate, we're going to kick you out of the practice. So either vaccinate or you're leaving now. I mean, just that. And she says, well, I'm not going to vaccinate. I mean, if you're going to kick me out— He says, fine, you're kicked out. "And he grabbed what he thought was the patient's file and he threw it at her. Right? This is the her telling me what happened. And so she gets out and she goes to opening up this file. It actually was the file for his financial payoffs and incentives for vaccinating a certain percentage of his practice. Right? We have a copy of that in our records now." Mayer: "So he threw what he thought was her medical— The medical chart for her kids at her in frustration and anger because she wouldn't vaccinate. And it ended up being the wrong folder. And it contained his incentive plan for vaccination?" Lionberger: "It was his entire, not only incentive plan, but his earnings. $1,400,000— or about $1,400,000. I guess—I remember generally. But it was more than $1,000,000. Okay? In terms of incentives, with all of the breakdown. "And so you're like, wow, that really is happening. Right? It's not just a rumor. I mean, you got an example of it. And then we saw later, we saw the incentives coming from Blue Cross Blue Shield, and those began to surface over time. "And, the timing of that is a bit muddled, but it's there now. It's an incentive for the pediatricians and, you know, as everybody seems to know more now, the pediatricians really wouldn't be busy and have any practice if they didn't have the vaccine schedule. Right? "And yet, if you ask them details about it, most of them don't go very deep in terms of information. They just follow it blindly, almost. Exactly."

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