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When the first public vaccination was given on live TV, this woman's adverse reaction should have made your alarm bells go off immediately. The odds of someone having an immediate adverse reaction, especially on the very first shot, are slim to none whatsoever unless it was never safe to... begin with. Your second clue should have been the doctors with opposing views that were warning about the shot that were being canceled and suppressed daily by the dozens all over the media. Then, on top of all of that, your third conformation not to take the shot should have been Bill de Blasio of New York having the audacity to go on live TV and attempt to bribe American citizens with french fries and a "burger element" to take the vaccine. When people, especially the government start trying to bribe you to do something that you just saw someone take and then pass out immediately after taking it should of told you everything you needed to know and should have clearly convinced you that something was extremely wrong. This was not just a depopulation event it was a compliance test and an IQ test. It should be an enormous wake-up call to every American citizen, especially the ones who took the shot and are still here because some people weren't so lucky. Question everything and do your due diligence because it just might literally save your life.show more

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Shadow of Ezra1 year ago

Former Pfizer Vice President Dr. Mike Yeadon drops a bombshell, claiming that the mRNA COVID "vaccines" were deliberately engineered to harm, disable, and kill, with the ultimate goal of reducing human fertility.

Lucy lol1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra How brainwashed were the American People?

The SCIF1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra Many still are...

Erica Kaiser1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra this is terrifying, so glad I never got those shots

The SCIF1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra You and I both. Just blows my mind that some couldn't see through the lies or didn't even question anything.

Keisha🩷1 year ago

I got the shot 3 times. I was against it but with so many around me passing from it and because of my family working through it m, I got it. The medical problems after, the immediate reaction just 20 minutes after the 2nd shot was terrifying. All the heart troubles right after. I don’t know how to feel

The SCIF1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra Thank God you're ok. Now you understand who these people really are and that they really don't have good intentions for "We, the People."

Marcus Fenix1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra My job told me to get jabbed twice or I won’t be able to work

The SCIF1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra You can always get another job. You can't get another life.

FUBAR PHILLY1 year ago

@ShadowofEzra I love my pureblood life... and feel sorry for those either forced, coerced, or pressured into making an unfortunate decision.

Aaron Kesseler1 year ago

I oscillate regularly between fury🤬 and heartbreak💔 watching videos like these (with a special type of fury for public officials like Bloomberg who stuffed his face on national television with a free fast food meal encouraging everyone to trade their Sovereignty and critical thinking for a burger and fries). Like the other 30%ers of the world, I had done enough research years before the plandemic to know better. 70% of the world however, did not. And in their understandable ignorance and trust in the "expert healers"—who were supposed to guide the populous with wisdom, but pushed an untested technology instead—were corralled like sheep to the slaughter, the effects of which are literally getting worse by the day. I am supremely hopeful though that holistic therapeutics, and the endogenous healing ability of the body can restore many to health... But countless millions...hundreds of millions will likely die before knowing these remedies exist, with more coming out everyday. I have no interest in shaming those who took it. I only wish to help those who did before their lives end prematurely.

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David Senra

525,691 views • 1 month ago

“I think it’s a process and system issue that has to be addressed, and I don’t think it is about finger-pointing or looking for who to blame. If you think about the process today, there are a lot of stages with manual hands-on that anything can go wrong.” - Taiwo Oyedele, discussing what might have gone wrong with the harmonization and gazetting of new tax laws, added that just because the president, the speaker, the senate president, and he were present when the law was signed, it doesn't mean you can read 400 pages just because you were there and confirmed everything was fine, and people should wait for the outcome of the investigations.

“I think it’s a process and system issue that has to be addressed, and I don’t think it is about finger-pointing or looking for who to blame. If you think about the process today, there are a lot of stages with manual hands-on that anything can go wrong.” - Taiwo Oyedele, discussing what might have gone wrong with the harmonization and gazetting of new tax laws, added that just because the president, the speaker, the senate president, and he were present when the law was signed, it doesn't mean you can read 400 pages just because you were there and confirmed everything was fine, and people should wait for the outcome of the investigations.

Imran Muhammad

189,885 views • 9 months ago

Kamlager-Dove: I don’t know about you, but I think the director of the FBI should not be inebriated and should have the ability to exercise sound judgment. The allegations are disturbing, and the video of him in Italy would suggest that this is somebody who has a problem when it comes to alcohol. So take the test. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. If you have nothing to hide, then you have everything to share.

Kamlager-Dove: I don’t know about you, but I think the director of the FBI should not be inebriated and should have the ability to exercise sound judgment. The allegations are disturbing, and the video of him in Italy would suggest that this is somebody who has a problem when it comes to alcohol. So take the test. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. If you have nothing to hide, then you have everything to share.

Acyn

43,168 views • 5 months ago

🚨 “YOU WERE LIED TO” Millions didn’t take the vaccine out of fear for themselves. They took it to “protect others.” To protect parents. Grandparents. The vulnerable. That was the message. Repeated relentlessly. “Stop the spread.” “Protect your loved ones.” “Do your part.” But now? Voices are emerging saying that claim was never properly proven — and may never have been true in the way it was presented. If that’s the case, then this isn’t a misunderstanding. It’s a breach of trust on a global scale. Because people didn’t just make a medical decision — they made a moral one. And they made it based on what they were told. The real question now isn’t just what happened… It’s why people were so certain when the evidence wasn’t.

🚨 “YOU WERE LIED TO” Millions didn’t take the vaccine out of fear for themselves. They took it to “protect others.” To protect parents. Grandparents. The vulnerable. That was the message. Repeated relentlessly. “Stop the spread.” “Protect your loved ones.” “Do your part.” But now? Voices are emerging saying that claim was never properly proven — and may never have been true in the way it was presented. If that’s the case, then this isn’t a misunderstanding. It’s a breach of trust on a global scale. Because people didn’t just make a medical decision — they made a moral one. And they made it based on what they were told. The real question now isn’t just what happened… It’s why people were so certain when the evidence wasn’t.

Jim Ferguson

22,972 views • 5 months ago

🚨NEW: Stephen A. Smith UNLOADS on Karine Jean-Pierre over continuing to cover up Joe Biden's decline — even after she left White House🚨 "You were not the White House press secretary when you showed up on ABC's 'The View' a couple of months ago. You were talking major stuff then. You were not the White House press secretary. You were an American citizen who was not working in the White House." "What the h*ll you go on the show for then? Bloviating about Joe Biden and how he was alert and he was spry and he was a great commander-in-chief and he was sharp and all of this stuff?" "You didn't have to do that, but you chose to. Live with your decisions. Live with your decisions ... You chose to go front and center and still spew the same party line." Daily Caller

🚨NEW: Stephen A. Smith UNLOADS on Karine Jean-Pierre over continuing to cover up Joe Biden's decline — even after she left White House🚨 "You were not the White House press secretary when you showed up on ABC's 'The View' a couple of months ago. You were talking major stuff then. You were not the White House press secretary. You were an American citizen who was not working in the White House." "What the h*ll you go on the show for then? Bloviating about Joe Biden and how he was alert and he was spry and he was a great commander-in-chief and he was sharp and all of this stuff?" "You didn't have to do that, but you chose to. Live with your decisions. Live with your decisions ... You chose to go front and center and still spew the same party line." Daily Caller

Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

589,237 views • 1 year ago

Trump: With Tylenol, don't take it. Don't take it. And if you can't live, if your fever is so bad, you have to take one because there's no alternative to that, sadly. First question, what can you take instead? Actually, there's not an alternative to that As you know, other of the medicines have been proven bad with the aspirins and advils and others, right?

Trump: With Tylenol, don't take it. Don't take it. And if you can't live, if your fever is so bad, you have to take one because there's no alternative to that, sadly. First question, what can you take instead? Actually, there's not an alternative to that As you know, other of the medicines have been proven bad with the aspirins and advils and others, right?

Acyn

8,532,169 views • 1 year ago

Video showcasing the new updated intervention screen. Again I love the idea, but I really do not think this is the way to capture data from people. It’s just too intrusive and will throw people off. Some ideas: - It needs to be a smaller window that you can press to expand (and see the intervention reasons) - It should go away on its own after x seconds - something related to destination parking would be a good option? - voice note should just be one of the options in the list rather than an entire separate pop up - the mockup that ΛI DRIVR showed would be the absolute best way to handle this. You can observe all of your disengagements at the end of your drive and then you can go through and take the time to tag it all properly. As it is now I would guess 75% of people are just going to hit an option at random to dismiss the popup. Tesla AI Ashok Elluswamy

Video showcasing the new updated intervention screen. Again I love the idea, but I really do not think this is the way to capture data from people. It’s just too intrusive and will throw people off. Some ideas: - It needs to be a smaller window that you can press to expand (and see the intervention reasons) - It should go away on its own after x seconds - something related to destination parking would be a good option? - voice note should just be one of the options in the list rather than an entire separate pop up - the mockup that ΛI DRIVR showed would be the absolute best way to handle this. You can observe all of your disengagements at the end of your drive and then you can go through and take the time to tag it all properly. As it is now I would guess 75% of people are just going to hit an option at random to dismiss the popup. Tesla AI Ashok Elluswamy

Devin Olsen

11,310 views • 4 months ago