My little grandmother, Ada Butterfield, lived until she was 95 years old. She was a smoker and loved her Sunday roasts. She was frail and weak but still functioning the day before she died too. The day she left us, she said that she felt a bit tired and wanted an afternoon nap. She breathed a sigh of relief and was gone, painlessly slipping away. That was a fittingly beautiful death for a sweetheart like her. I think the Queen went in a very similar way.
That's right, Ray! Each participant fills in a monthly report answering a questionnaire about their health. The database has been running for about a year and results are published. People also report that they are using the card to access facilities in countries where vaccines are being demanded. It costs nothing to join and operates on donations. You can upgrade to become an associate for £24 per annum.
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if anyone is interested in the real history of vaccines and the 1918 flu you can read about it in this book by the mentioned above Elenore McBean http://www.whale.to/vaccine/sf.html
chapter two will make you rethink what you thought you knew
its a digital book you dont have to buy it just click the link, its not even very long
Perfection
maybe just me, thought the Queen looked healthy in video clip of her meeting with new prime minister… hoping it wasn’t vax SADS
My little grandmother, Ada Butterfield, lived until she was 95 years old. She was a smoker and loved her Sunday roasts. She was frail and weak but still functioning the day before she died too. The day she left us, she said that she felt a bit tired and wanted an afternoon nap. She breathed a sigh of relief and was gone, painlessly slipping away. That was a fittingly beautiful death for a sweetheart like her. I think the Queen went in a very similar way.
Where can I get a "Control vaccine card?" I love it!
https://www.vaxcontrolgroup.com/
That's right, Ray! Each participant fills in a monthly report answering a questionnaire about their health. The database has been running for about a year and results are published. People also report that they are using the card to access facilities in countries where vaccines are being demanded. It costs nothing to join and operates on donations. You can upgrade to become an associate for £24 per annum.
Love Fau Chi, the poison fish monger.
if anyone is interested in the real history of vaccines and the 1918 flu you can read about it in this book by the mentioned above Elenore McBean http://www.whale.to/vaccine/sf.html
chapter two will make you rethink what you thought you knew
its a digital book you dont have to buy it just click the link, its not even very long
Thank you. "The End of Germ Theory" is also very thought provoking":
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Ch8v4TVL9yq0/