CovID-19 (Certificate of Vaccination—ID—2019) is the largest operation to date. It includes rounding up the slaves, which are as easy to manipulate as rats, and mass tagging, experimenting, weaponizing, culling, fencing, and “playing God with” the entire human-slave-force to be controllable from a central location.
This is where I’m collecting health professionals who are encouraging people to get the jab, so that I can weigh-up whether I’m making the right decision holding off or not, and so that I don’t put the lives of my friends and family at risk if I’m wrong about being hesitant.
Social Media employees leak the documents that censor everyone on a global scale in the name of demoting “Vaccine Hesitancy, and promoting the Good Vaccine”
SARS-CoV-2 Research for Family & Friends If you decide not to get the jab (Ways to protect yourself if you aren’t getting the jab – health & legal)
SARS-CoV-2 Research for Family & Friends [Part 1] What is SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, & Biology 101 to understand the new mRNA vaccines
Triggered by social media posts around the world who are requiring vaccination to attend events, I need to vent…
Sorry in advance for this video, because if you are “on the fence” this video will keep you there – both of these ‘views’ are compelling reasons to either avoid or get the vaccines. (…But at least you’ll understand both sides…)
Notes from the Book NICE way to Cure COVID-19, who has a very different approach to treating patients (with no medication), and a very different perspective to what it is.
Here are 4 videos that I think are great for discussing Ivermectin. The first released yesterday interviews a doctor who has been prescribing it, the second talks about the many ‘interests’ that are getting in the way of Ivermectin reaching doctors, the 3rd goes through the data – the evidence – the meta analysis – the proof. The 4th gives a good overview and answers audience Q&As.
Ivermectin for Covid Conference – video replays now available
Some important findings in regards to the use of Ivermectin on your patients (what to look out for, who not to give it to, what tests should be done in some circumstances) etc.
