[VIDEO] This Short Clip From 1976 “60 Minutes” Piece On Swine Flu Vaccination Has Gone Viral

redvoicemedia ^ | 9/12/21 | Wayne Dupree

[Roman_War_Criminal]

WOW. Watching this will make you wish Mike Wallace was around right now for COVID..

If you were an adult back in 1976, and remember the Swine Flu, you know all the hysteria and hype that surrounded the virus and the vaccine.

If not, you can read about it, which I have done extensively since this COVID thing has become such a free-for-all.

I learned a lot and noticed that there were a lot of similarities between Swine and COVID, especially when it came to the vaccine.

And one thing that happened with the Swine Flu vaccine, is that it had to be pulled eventually because it was linked to Guillain-Barré Syndrome, and people were dying, although the actual number of people who died from the vaccine is not officially known, it is likely far less, however, than the “official” number we’re given for COVID vaccine deaths, which has not been “pulled.”

So, when I saw this clip online from a 1976 “60 Minutes” piece about the vaccine, it caught my eye.

I watched it – and I am glad that I did – because the “energy” that I picked up in this piece, is very reminiscent of what we’re witnessing today.

[bgill]

I quit going when I’d had enough of mean hateful nuns and meaner priests. Was chastised for going on a hayride at a friend’s Baptist church. Hmm, better than going to a dope house and doing perverted sex acts but, hey, gotta stay away from those Baptists.

Was told to never look at the back of the chapel because the devil was in the back. Uh, really, the devil is in God’s house? The priests should know because they spend all service looking at the back. Remind me again where the exit door is and should we walk out it backwards?

But the last straw was Ash Wednesday when the priest got all pissy at people with bangs and ran the ashes down their noses. I can read a Bible on my own.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

One could easily get the impression that our government has been known to lie to us on occasion. That occasion might even be called “all the time.”