9 Shocking COVID Truths They’ll Never Admit to You
First and foremost, the COVID response was never about public health. It was about conditioning the population to accept “a needle in every arm.”
The reason we know this to be true is because “there was a strict and forceful government response to abolish” any cheap remedy that works for COVID-19.
This includes:
• Hydroxychloroquine
• Ivermectin
• Virucidal nasal sprays and gargles
• Higher-dose corticosteroids (e.g., prednisone)
• Zinc
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin C
• Quercetin
• Over-the-counter famotidine
• Colchicine
“ALL of them work!” Dr. Peter McCullough says.
It is well-established that comorbidities significantly increase the risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19. Instead of promoting a healthy lifestyle, sunshine, exercise, or early treatment, the “health experts” told Americans:
• Be afraid
• Stay in lockdown
• Social distance
• Wear a mask
• Use hand sanitizer
• Wait for a vaccine
• When the vaccine comes, don't stop at 2 shots. Keep taking more every six months.
“It was clear from the beginning: COVID-19, the illness, was actually all about getting the vaccine—a needle in every arm,” Dr. McCullough concluded.
Keep reading as we go further down the rabbit hole in this next clip from @TTAVOfficial.
@its_The_Dr The teacher I had for homeroom my senior year never took attendant.
Despite skipping school half the second semester to play golf and other fuck-abouts, I still had perfect attendance.
@harryfisherEMTP As children, when one of us had Measles, all of my cousins would have a sleepover so that we all would get exposed.
I've never had it, but they all did.
Natural immunity rocks.
@Leonard73714140 Right?!? I was fortunate.
Despite having been discharged over thirty years ago, I now feel like I'm going to have to go to mast and explain to the XO why I was playing fuck-about.
That would suck! I hate washing dishes.
I attended boot in Orlando in June and July.
I was in the mess hall.
I was in charge of keeping the milk machine full, so I had a refrigerated compartment.
I built a wall out of the milk and made a pallet out of cardboard behind it.
I'd lay down for 45 minutes, then go attend the milk machine.
It was cool!
@QueenAnticommie Me too.
As my daughter had never had a doughnut and wanted to try them recently, I bought six and ate two.
As I never eat sugar, I was as high as a moon bat for 20 minutes or so. Then felt like feces the whole next day.