Source: https://www.drday.com/doctors_cannont_cure_cancer.htm Lorraine Day, M.D. Doctors develop cancer at the same rate as the general population. And doctors DIE of cancer at the same rate as the general population. Obviously that means that doctors don’t know how to prevent or cure cancer because if they did, they would certainly prevent cancer from developing in… Continue reading Your Doctor Can’t Cure Your Cancer Because — He Can’t Prevent or Cure His Own!
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How One Wicked Nation Can Kill Billions Around the World – – With One Lie!
Source: https://www.goodnewsaboutgod.com/studies/birdflu.htm January 24, 2006 Lorraine Day, M.D. When the wicked leaders of a wicked nation want to: • Create FEAR and CHAOS and TERROR throughout the world • Take away the rights of citizens in every nation in the world • Create a world-wide pandemic and annihilation of a large segment of a… Continue reading How One Wicked Nation Can Kill Billions Around the World – – With One Lie!
Swine Flu is a HOAX!
It is a U.S. Government Psychological Operation (Psy/Op) to TERRIFY the Public! Source: https://www.goodnewsaboutgod.com/studies/medical/swine_flu.htm Polysorbate 80 in Swine Flu Vaccines = Infertility in Humans American Cancer Society has Close Financial Ties with Mammography Device Producers WHO Advisors who promoted Swine Flu Hoax have financial ties to Vaccine Companies CDC & WHO are Criminal Organizations Intent… Continue reading Swine Flu is a HOAX!
Fauci wrote in 2012 that benefits of gain-of-function research ‘outweigh the risks’
Gain-of-function research involves intentionally strengthening viruses to better study their potential effects. WASHINGTON, June 1, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — White House coronavirus adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci acknowledged in 2012 that controversial “gain-of-function” research carried the “remote” possibility of triggering a pandemic, but argued the benefits would “outweigh the risks,” according to remarks newly unearthed as worldwide COVID-19… Continue reading Fauci wrote in 2012 that benefits of gain-of-function research ‘outweigh the risks’