The deeper and deeper we get into the COVID vaccine, the more and more we find elements that look incredibly you know dangerous. This spike protein is a bioweapon. It was manufactured in a lab. It doesn’t function like a natural virus.
Part of this vaccine, the deeper and deeper we get into it, the more and more we find elements that look incredibly you know dangerous.
If not completely deadly. Our investigation tells us that this spike protein is a bioweapon.
It was manufactured in a lab. It doesn’t function like a natural virus. I think people go, oh well. It’s a lab, It’s a natural virus, lab what difference does this make.
It’s a huge difference. One is a bioweapon. One is designed to do things that may not be happening in nature. And there are people those in the very high-risk categories that are getting incredibly sick and dying.
And forget I mean. We could talk about the malpractice in hospitals. You don’t want to go near them. They’re not giving you ivermectin. They’re not giving you any of the treatments, like hydroxychloroquine or budesonide. All the things that could save your life. They’re putting you on ventilators.
We’ve got to start asking harder questions because there is a bioweapon. That is, you know, being breathed in by people. They’re injecting this by the billions and trillions. You have no chance. Your body has no chance. That bioweapon is so prolific, so penetrating every cell of your body.
If you’re vaccinated. I really think we are about to see one of the greatest human die-offs of all times. If science holds up. I pray I’m wrong. I pray to God.
Somehow our natural bodies overcome the fact that all these people have been injected with a bioweapon. But in the animal trials, we saw those animals die. Every coronavirus vaccine has been a failure.
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