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REPORT: Suspected Plague Exposure In Irkutsk After Laboratory Technician Darya Shipilova Dies As Russian Authorities Deny A Lab Accident! "Reportedly, She Accidentally Broke A Test Tube Containing The Pneumonic Plague Pathogen While She Was Working! Russia Rejects This Theory & Says There Were No Accidents At The Institute, And... show more

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these chads built a contact tracing site for the new russian plague

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So get ready for the New Israeli vaccine and this time they admit have it, they know the world is awake not they want to give the world a vaccine the will heal them from a plague they created.

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Pulmonary plague is a bioweapon

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LoL, this is laughable and the satanic cabal thinks we are all stupid. Will you all comply again this time? Because I won't. I purchased all of these and five years worth of MRE's after 2020

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Don't worry they have another vaccine you will be forced to take.

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Thanks to Israel Let’s all line up for Vacations

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Remember when Trump's CIA director went to Russia and told them the new fake Covid plan?

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BULL SHIT

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Fuck you Alex You pushed a repulsive fake narrative about Candace, and said it was true. You’re not a journalist, you’re a mouthpiece for the jews.

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LMMFAO EVERYTIME alex talks about someone other than him breaking a hot story..he ALWAYS trys to hype himself..." oh i cant reveal who..but II got a call from the white house saying lutnick reeally likes you.." lmmfaorofl stfu alex you baby fuck.

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Alex is making shit up again.

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TRUTH cant be argued with...only ignored.

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