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The athlete who was blacklisted for refusing Bill Gates medical advice…just became the greatest Grand Slam champion in history…
What they did…it’s beyond criminal
This spine tingling moment just happened at the Sen. Johnson Hospital Protocols Hearing.
I can understand exactly why the room erupted.
Here’s an attorney with 50 years experience.
At the start of covid, he gets flooded with requests to make Hospitals give early treatment protocols.
But the result of his work is the part really blew my mind.
95.8% of the cases he won ,to force the Hospital to administer Ivermectin. Survived.
But then I heard the contrast of what happened when he lost his cases... the patients who had to go with standard of care hospital protocols which included Remdesivir.
Ralph Lorigo Esq. - “Where I lost.... Every. Single. Person. Died”
I’m left speechless.
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So Costco can check MILLIONS of shoppers right at the door, but government officials pretend applying that exact same standard to elections is rocket science.
Something funny going on here…
Writer: Bri
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Gavin Newsom supposedly LOST $24 BILLION dollars that was supposed to go to the California homeless situation.
Poof.
Gone.
But after some digging it's being reported that the money was funneled to an NGO.
That NGO bought a mansion in LA, a home in Greece, and a $125,000 vehicle.
Gavin Newsom is SLIMY and he belongs in prison.
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In 2023 Karine Jean-Pierre revoked African journalist Simon Ateba’s press pass because she considered his questions “disruptive.”
After suing he was told he could stand in the back of the briefing room, and was never called on despite being the only African journalist.
None of these legacy propaganda outlets put out a statement in support of his first amendment rights or boycotted Biden in solidarity.
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Tina Peters got sentenced to nine years in prison for exposing election fraud in Colorado.
Lindsay Clancy got sentenced to zero years in prison for intentionally strangling her three young children to death.
Just let that fully sink in…
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Incredible. Rachel Maddow didn’t push back on Karen Bass AT ALL as she calls the Palisades Fire investigation a waste of time & resources. Lady…6K homes burned, hundreds of people died, and you illegally deleted all of your messages. Integrity is dead.
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Mandami and AOC sharing a good laugh while the names of 9/11 victims are read is quite the visual
The Hangover That Saved His Life:
My 9/11 Story
A rain delay + beer = a hangover that kept my childhood best friend from the 104th floor of the South Tower.
Never forget 🇺🇸
#NeverForget #September11 #GodBlessAmerica
@elonmusk
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The Cure's Pictures of You Has Just Been Ranked the ‘Greatest Song of the 1980s’ by Paste Magazine
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Bill Maher: “Trump is so mad at Canada, he renamed Lake Ontario Lake America… Liberals are very pissed at this. They say you can’t just go around renaming to suit your political agenda. Just ask any Latinx birthing person.” 🤣 teapawt.net/RedWavePress/status/20…
Not only that, which is by far the most ridiculous thing, they have also renamed brands, sport teams, buildings to suit their agenda but they are mad at Lake America
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Why are vaccines the hill on which the architects of the mainstream narrative are willing to die?
Because, in the final analysis, the issue is not merely medicine. It is sovereignty.
If you will not allow your body to be penetrated by a potentially lethal intervention on faith in authority and obedience alone—and if your peers no longer believe you should be exiled, punished, or destroyed for refusing—the spell is broken.
You are no longer chattel. The “herd” becomes a people. And a people who remember that they own their own bodies cannot easily be managed through fear, secrecy, deception, or sanctioned poisoning.
Nothing is more terrifying to those who rule through manufactured obedience than a population that withdraws its consent.
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Why are vaccines the hill on which the architects of the mainstream narrative are willing to die?
Because, in the final analysis, the issue is not merely medicine. It is sovereignty.
If you will not allow your body to be penetrated by a potentially lethal intervention on faith in authority and obedience alone—and if your peers no longer believe you should be exiled, punished, or destroyed for refusing—the spell is broken.
You are no longer chattel. The “herd” becomes a people. And a people who remember that they own their own bodies cannot easily be managed through fear, secrecy, deception, or sanctioned poisoning.
Nothing is more terrifying to those who rule through manufactured obedience than a population that withdraws its consent.
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Poor Casey Anthony. She killed her daughter in the wrong era. Had she waited 15 years she’d be a hero.
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Still can’t believe that The New York Times ADMITTED & PRINTED that the "conspiracy theorists" were right about COVID and that Fauci and the "experts" LIED to the public.
What’s even more disturbing is how many people I know in Hollywood who are completely ignoring all this & don’t have the decency to APOLOGIZE to the people they viciously slandered & attacked for being skeptical of BiG Pharma & government during COVID.
I can forgive the people who acted like monsters & we’re wrong about Covid, but they’ll NEVER forgive me for being right about Covid. @AnitaKrishna1
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Le New York Times admet enfin que les « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison sur le COVID et que Fauci et les « experts » ont induit le public en erreur.
« Peut-être avons-nous été induits en erreur exprès. »
Je n’arrive pas à croire qu’ils aient réellement imprimé cela. Voici ce qu’ils admettent enfin :
• Tony Fauci, Francis Collins et Jeremy Farrar ont coordonné une stratégie médiatique pour discréditer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire. Des e-mails montrent qu’ils ont travaillé en coulisses pour diffamer et faire taire quiconque remettait en question le récit officiel.
• L’administration Biden et les agences de renseignement ont fait pression sur les plateformes de médias sociaux comme Twitter et Facebook pour censurer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire et les qualifier de « désinformation ».
• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et d’autres scientifiques connaissaient la vérité mais l’ont dissimulée. Derrière des portes closes, ils ont admis qu’une fuite de laboratoire était probable. En public, ils l’ont rejetée comme une « théorie du complot ».
• Jeremy Farrar de l’OMS a obtenu un téléphone jetable pour coordonner secrètement des réunions avec Fauci, Collins et des scientifiques de premier plan, en s’assurant que leurs discussions restent hors dossier.
• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et Eddie Holmes ont élaboré une stratégie pour induire en erreur le journaliste du New York Times Donald McNeil Jr., en s’assurant qu’il ne creuse pas trop profondément la théorie de la fuite de laboratoire.
• L’infâme article Proximal Origin, rédigé par Andersen, Garry, Holmes, Andrew Rambaut et W. Ian Lipkin, était un effort coordonné pour induire le public en erreur. Des messages Slack privés ont révélé qu’ils croyaient qu’une fuite de laboratoire était non seulement possible mais probable — pourtant, ils l’ont niée publiquement.
• Peter Daszak et EcoHealth Alliance ont aidé à couvrir l’Institut de virologie de Wuhan, malgré le fait qu’ils savaient que leurs recherches risquées de gain de fonction pouvaient avoir causé l’épidémie.
• Le laboratoire de Wuhan, dirigé par Shi Zhengli (« Bat Woman »), avait des protocoles de sécurité horriblement laxistes — pourtant, ils s’attendaient à ce que le public croie qu’une fuite était impossible.
Et maintenant, après des années à diffamer et calomnier les « théoriciens du complot », le New York Times admet discrètement que les soi-disant « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison depuis le début.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
L'article du New York Times invoqué est une chronique d'opinion de mars 2025 par Zeynep Tufekci, pas une admission récente du journal. Il ne couvre pas tous les points listés (ex. : pression Biden sur les réseaux sociaux pour censurer).
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