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Near one in every 100 injection treated young men dead shortly after 2. injection – yet CDC murderers do not call off the genocide.

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It’s a real mystery how a disaster of an experiment is not immediately stopped – if this was little kittens we would’ve never injected them in the first place, yet it’s just our most precious future and most vulnerable who are attacked now.

At one minute 49 seconds into this Highwire segment with the Jaxx report, the experience so far with this murderous experimental genetic treatment is documented in the numbers, without factoring in any under- reporting.

https://rumble.com/embed/vge5yt/?pub=4

Traitors in what used to be or excuse me, never was, an institution to protect the consumer

are

out

to

kill

young

American

males

This needs to stop yesterday. Don’t obey. Civil disobedience. To not stop murder is to be guilty of facilitation of murder. Doing nothing in the face of crime is to side with the perpetrator.

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Cov19 and experimental genetic treatment act like a bio weapon

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The genome that IS analyzed of the 2019 coronavirus clearly shows gain of function mutations that would not occur naturally in the evolution in a 1000 years. In fact, human DNA codes only a tenth into any enzymatic or other three-dimensional structure. That is why naturally occurring mutations usually don’t have any consequences other than rendering the function that was previously exercised in protein unuseable in the worst case. Precisely why, overtime, virii actually lose their virility to infect lots more and cause grave disease evolutions or death. But only 10% of our genome codes function (and we still don’t have no clue why the 90% are there!) so that means 90% of the mutations occur in a non-consequential context. Which also means that the “new variants” are not nearly as dangerous as they are being portrayed in the for-profit propaganda channels.

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