Then she sadly reaped what she sowed. It explains her sudden cancer.
Can I take my tinfoil off now? Early on I pointed out That Dolly was very likely a victim of the clot shots. It seems even more likely now that her family is saying her cancer was an “unusual form.” And that it came on quickly. That’s right out of the VAERS book. Along with the cancer her latest pictures seemed to show her failing outwardly very quickly. And the timing? She slid right into that 5 year notch, then, boom——gone. The family could, maybe , help some other [people if they would publish the autopsy details.
Putting tinfoil part way back on but I now suspect that “cancer” was a lazy way to describe wot killed her. According to many Quacks “cancer” and “pneumonia” are the most common causes of death. They can’t get around to describing just what gizzard let go?
To me that sounds like good ol' East Tennessee hillbilly mountain (good) gibberish! Not Harvard, Brown, Mount Holyoke Ivy League mental rot. ...just sayin', having been a Tennessee hillbilly once or twice. 👴 Not defending its accuracy, just the get up and go backwoods mindset.
Rather than being a pharma paid shill, I suspect that Dolly Parton was just a typical senior citizen in her support for the jabs. Seniors were very frightened because the TV told them to be, and they also happen to be the demographic that had the most trust in government at the time. They just couldn’t wrap their heads around the idea that their own government would purposely try to kill them. She likely believed she was performing a valuable public service.
Rather than being a pharma paid shill, Dolly Parton may have just been a typical senior citizen in her support for the jabs - but one with a voice. Seniors were very frightened because the TV told them to be, and they also happen to be the demographic that had the most trust in government at the time. They just couldn’t wrap their heads around the idea that their own government would purposely try to kill them. She likely believed she was performing a valuable public service.