Boom! Malone Goes THERE, THERE, And THERE
Posted By: Judy W., 1/6/2022 7:39:24 AM
Dr. Robert Malone did a 45 minute or so interview with Stew Peters yesterday that’s a real bombshell. I can’t embed Rumble, so I’ve done one of my edited transcripts—it’s that good and important. (Snip) The interview’s substance begins with the stunning statements by the insurance company CEO. What About The Excess Deaths? STEW PETERS: Has the government pulled off a Psy-Op against its own people? "It sure looks that way." "Remember, this isn't just any CEO of any insurance company. They're a $100 billion dollar fund." “There's a huge number of deaths and adverse that are linked to the injections. CORRECTIONS*
*Source and Byline corrected.
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Boom! Malone Goes THERE, THERE, And THERE
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I thought I was beyond being stunned, but there's more stunning stuff in here. Like the origin of RSV, that virus that can kill little children. The link to the entire interview is at the beginning of this piece.