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Remember when the "vaccine" that was going to "save us" from lockdown had to be stored at -80°C for it to work...? Do you sometimes feel like it was all a big con?

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Robin Monotti

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Then, a few weeks later, they were doing drive-through vaccine centres or pop-up shops in supermarkets with no need for refrigeration. All a big con job and hussle, it was complete bullshit, all of it.

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Well spotted!

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And then it just didn't and was at room temperature at every pharmacy

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Just like magic!

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The vaccine story, was a huge scandal. Did not work, did not stop transmission, killed a lot of people, and made other disabled for life. Those who were mandated it, should sue the shirt of the government, if the government was doing the mandate.

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I have a theory that they had batches made well ahead of time all stored in deep-freeze to prepare for the plandemic, and that's why the first shipments were cryogenically frozen. Then after the "fresh batches" started getting produced, no more need to deep-freeze.

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I've studied propaganda my whole life. This is some of the best I've seen. Covid produced some of the highest quality of propaganda I have seen in decades. It should be taught in high school. Mandatory to graduate. Learning to recognize it saves lives.

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The reason you feel like it was a big con is because it was a big con!

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Largest mass poisoning ever in human history.

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