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Vaccine sceptics were the smart ones.
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Sceptic here. ZERO regrets. Only 3 of my immediate family members had it.. 2 to travel & 1 to support his family. None of them had boosters. -My brother was/is undergoing treatment for Multiple Myeloma and was pressured to have it to get treatment. We talked him out of getting anymore boosters. So far he’s doing okay. - My cousin died of Turbo cancer - twice jabbed - died 7 weeks after diagnosis -Another cousin with advanced dementia in a care home jabbed and boosted at least twice - died of Covid - both were 69. Very thankful for the doctors who spoke out early, for my life experience that taught me that vaccines aren’t developed at “operation warp speed” and most of all to God for giving me discernment and wisdom.

But we have paid a big price. Loss of friends and family, who disowned us due to our views. Our mental health has been damaged. Our lives were put on hold, waiting for people to catch up with the Crimes Against Humanity, committed against the people of this world. We want Justice

I wish everyone knew.

It takes 10 years of trails to prove a vaccine. They said they done it in 6 weeks. People who said it was safe should be in prison. MSM weaponised it too.

Facts over Fiction.

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We dodged a huge bullet 🙌

I have been a Vaccine sceptic for over 2 decades now, have interviewed 1000s of parents of Autistic children, this is my open challenge to whole world, sit with parents of Autistic children and backtrack to start of Autism, in +95% cases it will lead to Vaccines & majority to MMR

What I don't like about this is that it wasn't a competition to see who would be right. My only intent was to warn people against harm.

Yes they were!

How time has changed Conspiracy theories turned out to be the Real Truthers and Anti vaxxer turned out to be way ahead in the thought process
