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Why Covid-19 is spreading this summer

2024-07-21

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Michael Harman

08-13

it's the democrats last attempt to stop Trump from going back to the WH

Gary Haynes

08-01

For those of you still wheeling from the past five years, your concerns are felt. But don't think for a moment that it is over. It's far from that. As a matter of fact, no virus has ever stayed alive this long and mutated at every chance. That's because it's not a virus but radiation. RF radiation at that. 6 years ago, they raised the cellphone transmission from 4G to 5G. What you are experiencing is the effects of that increased RF. This so-called virus is actually that 1,000,000,000 watt increase of microwave energy they have unleashed upon you. You are suffering from radiation sickness, not coronavirus, not Covid19!! The vaccines have no effect because radiation damages human tissue. Viruses are not living entities and are not affected by vaccines, which affects living things. So, this only means that the vaccines are not what they advertise them to be.The truth is this, we have attacked by the WHO! This was an elaborate campaign that began over 76 years ago.

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