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[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

HOSPITAL MURDER PROTOCOL: Remdesivir, NOT COVID, was the real killer!

Dr. Bryan Ardis: "Hospitals were ordered to give every “COVID” patient this experimental poison — Remdesivir — and EVERYONE died on the 10-day treatment protocol."

Fauci KNEW it was deadly. In the 2019 Ebola trial HE funded, it had a 53% kill rate. The safety board shut it down immediately: "Too toxic. Too deadly. We’re not using it anymore."

Yet Fauci lied to Congress, lied to America, and made it the ONLY approved treatment — paired with ventilators that finished the job.

They called it “standard of care.” We call it mass murder for profit.

Millions dead. Hospitals paid to kill. Fauci & NIH guilty as sin.

This wasn’t a pandemic... it was a Remdesivir massacre.

[The Eagle flies free @Fa21519230]

🚨🚨 17.000 médicos y científicos no vendidos al cártel farmaceútico hacen sonar la ALARMA; Los datos lo confirman, las "vacunas" de terapia genica experimental para COVID-19 deben cesar inmediatamente, han causado enfermedades y muerte sin precedentes...
Dr. Robert Malone.

[Deep Leaks @DeepLeaksHQ]

This is mind blowing! Pfizer whistleblower releases internal documents showing they had received over 158,000 adverse reaction reports within 2 months of it's release.

[Sabrina (LionHearted) @LionHearted76]

🔥Victor Davis Hanson Nails the Truth about Mexico:

“Mexico is an enemy of the United States, and I say that for four reasons:

1. It exports illegal aliens deliberately to this country who go on federal, state, and local support so they can free up $65 billion in remittances to prop up that corrupt government that won’t help its people who are indigenous in southern Mexico. While it calls us racist!”

2. “It allows China to send cheap, below the cost of production material, steel, aluminum, plastics—and then it assembles these appliances and cars so that China can get around the tariffs.”

3. “It allows China to send unprocessed fentanyl, there would be no other purpose but to kill Americans. And these cartels, that have infiltrated entire states in Mexico, but also the federal government, and then they reprocess the fentanyl to look like Valium, to look like Seconal, to look like Benzedrine, and they kill, until recently, 100,000. Trump brought it down to 60,000 with a wall and toll.”

4. “They’re a big supporter of Cuba, and they broadcast at the UN anti-American boilerplate. And yet our economy through remittances and an open border has propped that corrupt government up for years.

And then we have this other Orwellian situation where we have literally millions of illegal aliens who leave Mexico and they can’t find prosperity, they’re afraid, and they have no freedom really, and they come up here and they acquire all three, and they protest against our ICE, they wave Mexican flags at sporting events…”

[Paul Weston @PWestoff]

No, Britain and Belfast will end up like 1970s Lebanon or 1990s Yugoslavia. Nothing can stop this from happening. If we try to remove them, instant civil war. If we don't try to remove them, later civil war. People have NO idea what is just around the corner.

[Kevin Ryan @KevinRyan911]

Never forget that Covid was a psyop.

[The Visa Files @visafile]

BREAKING: Rochester General Hospital in New York hired 82 resident doctors.

80 are foreign workers on H-1B or J-1 visas.
Only 2 are Americans.

98% of the residency slots went to visa workers- mostly from countries with documented USMLE cheating.

Americans got 2 jobs.

[John Olooney @OlooneyJohn]

The official line will probably be Autism.
The reality is it is probably vaccine damage.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Charlotte NC after a Black woman who ran a RED LIGHT, hitting a 25-year-old White man out for a run, and DROVE AWAY while he DIED ON THE STREET...

...was sentenced to ONLY 30 DAYS in jail.

Yes, you read that right... THIRTY DAYS.

His name was Lance Sotelo.

Lance grew up in Dalton, Georgia, and was a cross-country MVP in high school.

He came to Queens University of Charlotte and ran cross country and track and field for SIX YEARS.

He was the student body president.

On January 14th, Lance was doing the thing he loved most, he was out for a run in Charlotte NC

At 5:47 in the evening, police say 28-year-old Q'Laundra Hood was ran a red light and she hit him, hard.

...and then she drove away.

She left him in the road and kept going.

Lance Sotelo died right there on the streets of Charlotte.
He never even made it to a hospital.

He didn't have life insurance, his family had to start a GoFundMe just to bury their son.

Hood turned herself in and pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run and involuntary manslaughter.

And on Tuesday, a courtroom packed with Lance's family and friends watched the judge hand down the sentence.

30 days in jail. And probation.

Thirty days and $765 restitution.

WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!

[Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯 @BasedSamParker]

You all know about the missing $Trillions from the Pentagon announced by Donald Rumsfeld the day before 9/11. You also know Rumsfeld was one of the leaders of the "War On Terror."

But did you know that in July 1963, Rumsfeld—then a young congressman—wrote a letter at the request of his constituents to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy expressing concern over JFK & RFK's efforts to register the American Zionist Council (AZC, forerunner of AIPAC) as a foreign agent under FARA, and worrying about how it might risk offending jewish opinion?

Something to keep in your back pocket as you remember 9/11 and the War on Terror. Might be nothing...

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

He wasn't supposed to be anywhere near the towers that morning.

Stephen Siller had just clocked out after an overnight shift with FDNY Squad 1 in Brooklyn. He was driving home to his wife and five kids, and later that day, he had a golf game lined up with his three brothers.

Then his scanner crackled. A plane had hit the North Tower.

Most people driving home would have kept driving. Stephen turned his truck around.

He raced back to his firehouse, grabbed his gear, and headed for the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel — the fastest way into Manhattan. When he got there, it was already closed, sealed off for security.

So he did something almost nobody would consider. He strapped on 60 pounds of firefighting equipment and ran. On foot. Through nearly two miles of tunnel, alone, toward a disaster he hadn't even seen yet.

He came out the other side, made his way up West Street, and joined his fellow firefighters at the South Tower. What happened next, his brother Frank would only piece together slowly, in the weeks after.

Frank was home that day, waiting for his brother to show up for golf. Instead, a neighborhood firefighter named Richie Obermeyer called his house. Frank took the call quietly, in the kitchen, so he wouldn't alarm the rest of the family.

Stephen was among the missing.

For days, there was still a sliver of hope. Frank kept trying Stephen's phone, half-believing he'd somehow made it back over the bridge to Staten Island. He never did.

Stephen was one of 343 FDNY members who died that day — one of 12 from his own Squad 1 alone. He left behind five children who would grow up hearing his name in a very different context than "Dad."

Here's where most tragedies end. This one didn't.

Frank and his remaining siblings made a decision almost immediately: they weren't going to let grief be the only thing that defined this. If Stephen ran through a tunnel to help strangers, the family would spend the rest of their lives doing the same thing, just without the fire gear.

One year later, in 2002, they organized a 5K run retracing Stephen's exact route through the tunnel. It was meant to be a one-time tribute.

It's now an annual event with more than 40,000 participants, and it became the seed of something much bigger: the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Since then, the foundation has raised over $250 million, using it to pay off mortgages for Gold Star families and build mortgage-free, specially adapted homes for veterans who came home catastrophically injured. Families who've never met Frank Siller get calls telling them their house is paid for.

In 2021, on the 20th anniversary, Frank did something that says everything about how far this went: he walked over 500 miles, from the Pentagon to Shanksville to Ground Zero, and finished by putting on firefighter gear himself and walking his brother's exact route through the tunnel one more time.

Stephen Siller had less than a minute to decide whether to turn that truck around. He didn't know it would cost him everything. He also didn't know it would end up feeding, housing, and supporting thousands of families he'd never meet.

Sometimes the biggest legacy isn't the one you plan. It's the one that starts with just turning the wheel.

[Wiki Leaks 1.0 @WikiLeaksQ]

In 2022, Congresswoman Jackie Walorski began working with actress Anne Heche on projects to expose Child Sex Trafficking.

On August 3, 2022, Walorski died in a car ‘accident.’

On August 11, 2022 - one week later - Heche ALSO died in a car ‘accident.’

Coincidence? I think not…

[Ryan @forbiddenmerch]

During the peak of slavery in the U.S, 78% of slave owners were Jewish. Given that only 1.6% of the overall population owned slaves, and Jews comprised 3.125% of the population, this suggests that 40% of Jewish individuals owned slaves, compared to just 0.35% of white individuals

[Faraz Pervaiz @FarazPervaiz3]

🇨🇦 CANADA: Yet another church was burnt to the ground, in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia.

While Mosques are being built, CHURCHES are being burned down.

Are you Paying attention yet?

[Trust In Trump 47🇺🇸 @Trustintrump47]

🚨💥PROTESTS ERUPT IN GREECE 🇬🇷

GREECE IS PARALYZED; airports at a standstill, ports at a standstill, factories at a standstill, trains at a standstill, EVERYTHING IS AT A STANDSTILL.
The silence about it is strange. It's one of the biggest events.
THIS IS EPIC 💥🔥

All of Europe has been betrayed beyond all comprehension and now all of Europe is waking up fast, as shown by these massive protests in Greece 🔥

They won't show it to you in the Media. THE WORLD IS RISING. IT'S TIME TO RESIST 🔥SHARE everywhere... THIS IS HUGE 👇🔥

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

Americans coming to the realisation that Israel has been deceiving them for decades into senseless wars is a fascinating thing to watch.

[The Mel K Show @MelKShow]

$14.3 trillion moves through American nonprofits and none of it is taxed, run by the same names every time: Rockefeller, Ford, MacArthur, Open Society, Pritzker. Mel K says end the 501c3 and 501c4 grift. Who wrote that exemption, and for whom? 💰

#501c3 #EndTheGrift

[iamyesyouareno @iamyesyouareno]

Reject the narrative.

[Khan Fatima @Khan_Fatimaa1]

🇸🇪 SWEDEN: Sweden's riots by Muslim immigrants.

Sweden, once said to be so safe that you didn't even need to lock your door when going out.

With a population of 10 million, immigrants number over 2 million (20%), turning it into the country with the world's worst public safety.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A simple strip of wildflowers can dramatically reduce the need for chemical pesticides. So why aren’t they standard on every farm?

Farmers are increasingly planting colorful wildflower strips within and around their fields because these habitats attract beneficial insects that naturally control crop pests.

Ladybugs are the most familiar example. Both adult ladybugs and their larvae are voracious predators of aphids, small sap-sucking insects that damage crops. A single ladybug can eat dozens of aphids a day, while its larvae can consume hundreds before reaching adulthood.

Yet ladybugs are just the beginning. Wildflower strips also draw in hoverflies, lacewings, parasitic wasps, and predatory beetles, all highly effective natural enemies of common pests such as aphids, whiteflies, thrips, and caterpillars.

This approach is known as conservation biological control. Rather than releasing predators into fields, farmers create permanent habitats that support and boost populations of beneficial insects already present in the landscape.

The flowers supply essential nectar and pollen that many of these insects need as adults. Research shows that access to such resources significantly increases their lifespan, reproductive success, and pest-hunting efficiency.

Some parasitic wasps offer an especially impressive form of control: they lay eggs inside aphids or caterpillars, and their developing larvae consume the pest from the inside out.

Multiple studies confirm that fields with wildflower strips support far higher numbers of beneficial insects and achieve stronger natural pest suppression compared to conventional fields.

Beyond pest control, these strips provide additional benefits: they support pollinators, enhance biodiversity, reduce soil erosion, and create valuable wildlife habitat within agricultural areas.

Scientists are now fine-tuning which flower species work best for different crops and climates, aiming to design the most effective and practical wildflower strips possible.