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Originally posted by Moreforme ↑

Every day the approved Covid vaccines go into MILIIONS more arms....months after months go by, AFTER approved clinical trials are completed, that themselves involved HUGE numbers of people....

So..where are the zombie armies...where are the millions falling DEAD from the vaccine....where are the serious health implications for millions following their vaccination? We've reached the point where booster shots are being considered...meaning the original vaccines have lost a material degree of their impact....meaning they didn't harm huge numbers of people.....

Why, if you don't trust the anti-Covid vaccines, do you trust band-aids? - much easier to insert a "tracking device" into a band-aid, much easier to insert "mind control" substances into a band-aid to slowly seep into your body.....do you have mobile ph/device - that can and IS being tracked....so what's really the issue? Do you have a computer IP...email account? all subject to monitoring!!!!

Why do you trust airlines, when you want to travel somewhere....ever read all the fine print on an airline ticket...you know sitting up in a tin can with wings at 40,000ft is rather potentially dangerous!!!!!

So...what's the issue...why the delay? Why the mobile ph, band-aids and arline trips?

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