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https://www.bitchute.com/video/JyNQozOWrJMf/

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3 yrs

10 minute video that breaks down everything happening now. Why the world wars, why the covid pandemic etc

https://www.australiannational....review.com/global-is

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The astonishing data that may prove masks DON'T work as Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand OVERTAKE Australia despite SUPER strict mandates: 'They don't matter'

New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates.

Masks are worn everywhere in the densely-populated Asian city while New Zealanders are forced to wear them in all indoor public places, such as shopping centres and libraries.

But both now have higher case numbers per million than Australia, where compulsory mask rules have been abandoned in most indoor settings.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne....ws/article-11026577/

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Plus the minor detail of there being no virus.

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Thanks for your post here Ian. Its not so astonishing really because, as you will know, a quick research online about mask design and application will show that the flimsy fabric or plastic types do not have consistent hole sizes as most of the holes are random results of gaps between the compressed fibers. In a 400 x micro-graph you can see that the fibers look like a bunch of glue sticks and the holes are clearly way bigger then most virus. Any idiot who believes the mask hype without doing any due diligence is, well, an idiot I think, I mean who would buy a house without doing all kinds of checks and inspections.. no one! So why do these silly mask muppets just 'believe"? I have no idea.

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The Fear of what other people think is Greatest Prison people Live in

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Battery Dies After Family Buys Used Electric Car — Replacement Costs More than Car’s Value.

Battery dies in vehicle purchased for $11,000 - Ford says they'll replace battery for $14,000.

No one said going green would be cheap -- or fair.

The Siwinski family thought they were doing something good for the environment when they purchased 17-year-old Avery her first vehicle, an electric 2014 Ford Focus.

However, within 6 months the car’s battery died, and Ford no longer produces replacement batteries.

When her grandfather looked into replacing the battery, Ford service technicians told them they could do it – for $14,000, plus installation fees.

The car was initially purchased by the Siwinskis for $11,000.

Adding insult to injury, the local Ford dealership said they’d take the car off their hands for a measly $500.

Now Avery’s grandpa, Ray, is warning other consumers that electric cars aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.

“If you’re buying a new one you have to realize there is no secondhand market out there, because the manufacturers aren’t supporting the cars,”

https://www.infowars.com/posts..../nightmare-battery-d