[E. Pluribus Unum]

Four? So the fact that the “vaccines” don’t actually protect you from the illness doesn’t ring any alarm bells?

And they can’t have everybody who gets the “vaccines” having adverse reactions at once.

That would be bad “optics.”

Only 5% of the production lots contain the special ingredients at any given time.

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

That’s why the vaccines don’t actually prevent the illness and why “boosters” are required.

Every time you get a “booster” you have a one-in-twenty chance of hitting the “adverse reaction” jackpot.

And people will think it was just your time to go and never consider the terminator vaccines as the culprit.

https://banned.video/watch?id=61df784eae95bf6e8f3edc68

[CodeToad]

Some people just want to be part of the crowd. Getting jabs makes them feel like they belong to something. They belong to the stupid and gullible crowd of cowards, but that’s their dumb choice.

[Former Proud Canadian]

"Every time you get a “booster” you have a one-in-twenty chance of hitting the “adverse reaction” jackpot."

Perhaps, but, isn't there a cumulative effect also as the shots pile up? Don't the cumulative adverse effects increase after every shot?

[LilFarmer]

One of my FIL’s hospice nurses just had a heart attack (at 32). Boosted recently.