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Nine Witnesses Say They Heard Knife Attackers Being Anti-White – But French Prosecutor Claims “No Evidence Attack Was Racially Motivated”

by Robert Kogon
28 November 2023 1:00 PM

On Saturday, public prosecutor Laurent de Caigny released a statement to the French press providing new details on the village-ball knife attack in Crépol in the south of France which left 16-year-old Thomas Perrotto dead and many other partygoers wounded. According to initial reports, two of the wounded were taken from the ball in critical condition. But, according to the prosecutor’s statement, three other victims were in fact left in critical condition and were in imminent danger of dying.

Whereas Thomas was stabbed in the heart, the three other victims appear to have been stabbed or slashed in the upper chest or neck area. Nine persons have been arrested in connection with the stabbings and, according to the prosecutor’s statement, as cited by the local newspaper the Dauphiné libéré, they risk being charged with the “murder… of the minor [Thomas] who died from a stab wound to the heart and attempted murder… of three victims who received stab wounds to the thorax”.

The “thorax” appears to be a euphemism which has been adopted by French authorities in order not to say neck. The Crépol attack is not an isolated incident, but in fact part of a long series of unprovoked knife attacks in France, which virtually always involve wounds to the “thorax”.

Thus, Dominique Bernard, the high school teacher who was killed in a knife attack in Arras in Northern France in October, was reportedly wounded in “the throat and the thorax”. Images filmed outside his school show him bleeding from the neck area. (See the below still.)

Two of Bernard’s colleagues, the gym teacher David Verhaeghe and the maintenance person Jacques Davoli, were also wounded in the throat or “thorax” in the Arras attack, but miraculously survived.

Just this past Sunday, an elderly couple was stabbed in a knife attack in a shopping centre in Amboise in the Loire Valley. Both victims were reportedly “wounded in the thorax”. The husband was left in critical condition.

Forensic details already showed that the killer of Samuel Paty, the history teacher who was killed in a knife attack at a school outside of Paris in 2020, likewise went for the neck. Thus, as recounted in Stéphane Simon’s Les derniers jours de Samuel Paty (The Last Days of Samuel Paty), the victim’s clothes were “full of holes at the level of the thorax and the shoulders”. Paty became a target for Islamic radicals after it became known that he had shown his students caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in a civics class on freedom of expression. His assassin, Abdoullakh Anzorov, would go on to decapitate his lifeless body.

As reported in the daily Le Parisien, according to the public prosecutor, no fewer than nine victims or witnesses of the Crépol attack say they heard the assailants making “hostile remarks” about “whites”. As previously reported on the Daily Sceptic, according to partygoers interviewed by the Dauphiné libére,  the assailants said that they were there to stab or kill “white people”.

In addition to the quotes in the traditional French media, a video clip circulating on social media appears to show one of the assailants calling a partygoer a “fucking gwer” (putain de gwer), before lunging in his direction. Gwer is a slur used by people of North African Arab descent for native French people. Other sources claim that the assailants said they were going to kill “céfran”. (See the interview with a local man here.) Cé-fran is an inversion of fran-çais and is another slang expression for native French.

The public prosecutor insists, however, that there is not sufficient basis for establishing a racist motive for the attack.

Robert Kogon is the pen name of a widely-published journalist covering European affairs. Subscribe to his Substack and follow him on X.

Stop Press: French Government spokesman Olivier Véran has said the murder, which he admitted was the result of more than a “simple fight at a village dance”, could prove a “tipping point for French society” and warned civilians not to take the law into their own hands.

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Jon Mors
Jon Mors
1 year ago

Thank you. Although it may not interest laymen, it’s critical that a large and comprehensive body of academic research is built up quickly, before the servers are scrubbed.

I’d happy contribute to a crowdfund for a 10,000 page academic quality ‘bible’ making the sceptical argument against lockdowns and the rushed ‘safe and effectives’.

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Boomer Bloke
Boomer Bloke
1 year ago
Reply to  Jon Mors

I would happy contribute for wood for a scaffold and 1/2 inch rope, preferably hemp, it’s better for the environment.

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Boomer Bloke
Boomer Bloke
1 year ago
Reply to  Boomer Bloke

Or if the downvoter prefers polypropylene that’s ok also.

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The Real Engineer
The Real Engineer
1 year ago
Reply to  Boomer Bloke

Single fence wire is good too, with certain improved effects after a few minutes.

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Roy Everett
Roy Everett
1 year ago
Reply to  Jon Mors

I’d be more scared about the sceptics being scrubbed than the servers. Data can be replaced. Around the time of Climategate, any academic researcher whose evidence did not support the Anthropogenic Global Warming narrative found their pass cards didn’t work the next Monday. The Cancel Culture was around in 2005 but has reached new heights with the arrival of Vaccine Scepticism. I guess those in the medical profession fear sanctions from their professional standards bodies should they express doubts over the Lockdown and over vaccination.

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CHRIS
CHRIS
1 year ago
Reply to  Jon Mors

Just like the false “CO2 Will Kill Us All” hype, the only way the COVID vaccine scandal will be exposed and its perpetrators punished will be if the Mainstream Media decides to go after it. Unfortunately it seems that will never happen, journalists and producers working at the BBC, SKY News etc. etc. don’t have the balls to disobey their woke corporate bosses.

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DickieA
DickieA
1 year ago

I’m fortunately jab free, but my wife was diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism shortly after her 2nd Astra Zeneca shot. She had a check up with a BUPA doctor last week (she’s “fine” by the way) who asked her if it occured shortly after vaccination. He openly stated that the vaccines were causing lots of problems to lots of patients.
I would guess that many in the health service are fully aware of the damage that they have caused but are fearful for their jobs if they speak out.
Is this how free expression and freedom of speech are supposed to work in a “constitutional monarchy” ?

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JohnK
JohnK
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

I bet he wouldn’t say that if he was working in an NHS hospital! Anyway, I’m glad I declined the offer when it as made to me back in 2021. Given my historic experience in the use of top-end safety systems (nothing to do with medicine), I smelt a rat quite early on. It was a rush job without proper development, so what a surprise that hazards are now emerging in the real world.

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DickieA
DickieA
1 year ago
Reply to  JohnK

She works for a global pharmaceutical company and has always remarked on how it takes a good 10 years to get drugs to market. She also told me in Spring 2020 that her company had been working on a coronavirus vaccine for animals for nearly 20 years – but unsuccessfully. I seem to recall that lots of animals died during testing.
Despite knowing this, she took the shots. I think it comes down to her trusting people “in authority”, whilst my default has always been that they’re all chancers until they prove themselves to me that they’re not.

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RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

Far too many people trust anyone “in authority” when their default position should be “if they’re in authority, don’t trust them.”

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Smudger
Smudger
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

Like the political class – never believe one word they utter until they prove otherwise.

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Paramaniac
Paramaniac
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

I work in the health service and have said since the beginning that almost all the deaths (90% IMO) were iatrogenic ( caused by the medical profession).
The rest (10% IMO) were caused by the politicians who believed what the medical profession were telling them and implemented harmful policies (lockdowns and effective shutdown of the health system).
The global deaths due to the virus Covid 19 today stand at 0 (that’s ZERO to be clear) for the simple reason that it is an imaginary virus.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  Paramaniac

I believe it exists but it was a damp squib, nothing more impactful or threatening than any other resp virus, hence the necessity for and dependence on the lockstep, worldwide PsyOp and totalitarian Nazi treatment, unprecedented in most countries, that we all ( pretty much ) experienced. I’m with Jessica Rose on this. Most deaths and ‘cases’ ( well, with the latter your diagnosis depended on a dodgy, fraudulent test. Since when has that ever been necessary? Doctors have historically always gone by symptoms ) were flu/pneumonia which was attributed to Covid, early treatment as well as antibiotics were withheld, thereby people worsened and lives were lost which could have easily been saved.

We all know about the midazolam murders by now. Yes, one hell of a lot of iatrogenesis, but those orders were given from above, from outside of the medical establishment, but the buck stopped with the medical/healthcare professionals who should have been astute/courageous/compassionate enough to say something very early on and oppose what they were being asked to do. But they didn’t. They remained silent, therefore they all have significant blood on their hands and that can never be rationalized away ( ”just following orders” Really?? ) or forgiven. They had the knowledge, expertise and wisdom, borne from extensive medical training and thousands of hours on the job and all of that went out of the window merely because they were told here was a *novel* virus, very dangerous and only a special test could diagnose it. These people need strung up but just like the politicians they’ll never do time or get struck off for harms caused. You’re more likely to get struck off for advocating for your patient and questioning the narrative because you still remember what medical ethics and evidence-based healthcare are, and that is so 2019.

”Here’s what I think. C-19 deaths were pneumonia deaths. All the people who died from pneumonia didn’t have to. Antibiotics were withheld that normally would have saved their lives. This has nothing to do with what was circulating. It’s about changing cause of death, lying + fear.”

https://twitter.com/JesslovesMJK/status/1699375038632493376

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Paramaniac
Paramaniac
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

No it doesn’t exist.
Show me one, just one, unequivocal Covid death.
Just one, that’s all I ask.
I would have thought that this being an imaginary virus would be a far. far more effective weapon against the Covidiots but, unfortunately, the ‘skeptics’ still side with the Covidiots in maintaining that Covid exists, the only question being it’s severity.
Continue to argue that and these people will get away with it, scott free.
I promise you.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  Paramaniac

Ah but I didn’t say anyone had died from it, only that I think it exists. It’s basically so insignificant that it just morphs in to the hundreds of other lurgy viruses we have floating about during winter. Some people swear their symptoms were so peculiar and unique, never experienced before, but all you have to do is look at the myriad of overlapping symptoms which can present in patients suffering from many other resp viruses and it becomes laughable and totally discredits these claims. I personally think Covid causes no special, specific symptoms. That bit was definitely a big part of the mass hysteria and propaganda. Same as ‘Long Covid’. It had to be sold as something completely novel, specific ( hence it needed its own test ) and therefore a threat to our immune systems.

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Paramaniac
Paramaniac
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

What proof do you have that it exists?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  Paramaniac

Why would I have ”proof” that it exists? Re-read my posts. I’m saying that I *think* and *believe* it exists, and this is based on the not unreasonable possibility that something was concocted and released from a gain of function research lab ( given the involvement of Baric, Fauci, Daszak and the EcoHealth Alliance in researching coronaviruses extensively ) plus my readings of a variety of experts who are a lot more knowledgeable than I’ll ever be in this field, and I don’t see many of them proclaiming that Covid does not exist.

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I always find it ironic and amusing that the only people who are completely willing to let Fauci, Daszak, etc, off the hook for the gain of function research lab leak, and don’t at least suspect that there was a lab leak of the virus, are the people who believe that the virus doesn’t exist. Strange bedfellows.

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
1 year ago
Reply to  Paramaniac

And also there is personal experience. Those of us who’ve had Covid understand that – though in many cases, including mine, it was relatively mild – it was an odd illness, not the same as a cold or flu. In my case it was much shorter than any flu I’ve ever had and very different. For example, when I had Covid, I never needed to blow my nose, I never needed to use even one tissue during the entire week when I had it, my head was completely dry and normal. Whereas when I have flu, I go through several boxes of tissues during at least two weeks.

So when you get this odd illness, and lo and behold you test positive for it, every day until you’re completely better, it’s difficult to believe that the test was coincidentally positive when you were ill, and coincidentally negative all the times you weren’t ill, and negative when you only had a cold. I’m not saying that the tests never give false positives but that the positives only occurred when I was ill with a type of illness I’ve never experienced before, which suggests that it was indeed Covid I experienced rather than a series of coincidences.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

This sounds like an ex post factum rationalization to me: You had a period where you tested positive for Sars-CoV2 RNA fragments. Hence, you came to the conclusion that you must have been sick with an odd disease without real symptoms during that period. The alternative would be accepting that these test results are completely meaningless (which they are) and this would imply accepting that your cherished COVID pandemic was nothing but a very expensive and very cruelly executed porky.

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godknowsimgood
godknowsimgood
1 year ago
Reply to  RW

No, that’s not correct, I had the illness first, and I experienced it as a very odd illness, and I was too unwell to go anywhere, so I was in no hurry to get tested. After a couple of days I did a lateral flow test, and for the first time ever, it was positive. (During the previous months I sometimes needed to do a lateral flow test to go to the theatre, for example, and it was always negative, unsurprisingly, because I never felt ill on those occasions.)

I hadn’t even much faith in the test, but when I tested positive when I was fairly sure I had Covid, I thought maybe the test is more reliable than I had thought. I continued to test positive every day until a few days after I felt better. And when I felt completely better, I tested negative again, and again.

So the test just confirmed what I was quite sure of anyway. This is not proof that I had Covid, but it convinces me that I very probably had, certainly much more convincing that to believe that the virus doesn’t exist which requires a lot of belief which I don’t have.

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JohnK
JohnK
1 year ago
Reply to  godknowsimgood

Many of us don’t know whether we had that infection or not. As an example, back in early Spring I had a minor respiratory one, and no formal ‘test’ was done. However, soon after I had an appointment with my dentist, and beforehand I had to fill out an online survey with a list of experienced symptoms that they were interested in under the heading “Covid-19”. It had a time limit on it, so I answered “no” to them all (about 10 of them). If it had been yes, they’d probably cancel the appointment.

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The Real Engineer
The Real Engineer
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

This is an interesting one, and all the other videos from Drs Bailey!
https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c/are-viruses-even-a-scientific-theory:2

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Smudger
Smudger
1 year ago
Reply to  DickieA

Good news that your wife is ok now.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago

Captain Obvious making an appearance here but the thing that rankles with me ( well, one of many tbh ) is the fact that these jabs were never even necessary in the first place. Not in the context of protecting the world and their dog ( and the zoo animals. How could we forget them? ) from a respiratory virus anyway. But I think we can all agree now that the ulterior motive for getting the world jabbed is much clearer with the benefit of hindsight and all of this contradictory to the narrative evidence that just will not stop surfacing.

I still have not had a satisfactory explanation to my question about why on earth Swedes, who did not partake in much of the plandemonium mass hysteria and trampling of human rights that the rest of the world was enduring in those dark times, and who lived pretty much like they did in 2019, went and got jabbed in their droves once they were able. They hadn’t been frightened into submission or brainwashed that they had to stay home or only go out with a muzzle in situ. I don’t buy the suggestion that it’s because they’re an obedient lot that trust their government without question. Not only is that insulting, as it makes them sound like automatons or morons, unable to think for themselves and awaiting instructions like drones, but it also doesn’t explain why on earth they wouldn’t just go by recent lived experience; e.g, they lived through 2020 like normal people, didn’t get sick or die, so what exactly is there to get vaccinated against? It’s just not logical is it? They certainly can’t claim it was out of fear of a virus because that would 100% contradict their behaviour in 2020. I think the only way I’m going to get to the bottom of the mystery is by asking a Swedish person! lol

Here’s a 7min video where a guy lives in Sweden then has to go back to his home country of Israel during 2020 and experiences the stark contrast between the two.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/IxGVfTmxk31q/

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crisisgarden
crisisgarden
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

What other explanation is there though? They’re human, and therefore just as susceptible to propaganda and groupthink as everyone else. People in the UK were proudly going to get ‘vaccinated’ against something they’d already had and had made them a bit sniffly for three days! Just as bonkers!
We can only conclude that there is some fundamental part of our programming that simply accepts that we must do whatever we’re told, no matter how illogical or ridiculous. That’s ‘normal’ – we’re the weird ones!

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  crisisgarden

Just doesn’t wash with me though. And remember, the British were terrorized and had that extensive, hardcore brainwashing extravaganza going on. Sweden not.

2020: Cool as cucumbers, everything open, no masks or distancing, behave like it’s 2019. The rest of the world’s lost the plot but just keep calm and carry on, nothing to fear, no propaganda or abuse courtesy of the government. Mostly thanks to the sensible Anders Whatshisname of course.

Cue 2021 when the jabs hit the market….”Quick PANIC! To the vaccine stations, on the double. Be afraid NOW, never mind what happened ( or didn’t ) last year. That was then, you were SAFE, now you’re in dire need of a vaccine to protect you against the thing that didn’t kill you last year but this year IT WILL! Pregnant ladies first please, you’re special cases because only THIS YEAR you’re high RISK.”

Nah, not buying it. You don’t suddenly become afraid of something you’ve effortlessly managed to survive and especially if your government doesn’t suddenly go full-on vax Nazi, like many of them did, threatening job loss, exclusion from society, bribery with all sorts of goodies etc. Where’s the incentive for a country to get 85+% jabbed when they sailed through 2020 sans vax?

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Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

They behaved normally in 2020 because their government didn’t tell them to change their behaviour.

They got jabbed in 2021 because their goverrnment told them to get jabbed.

How dangerous the virus or the jabs were didn’t come into it.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  Nearhorburian

That sounds completely irrational and paints 85% of the population as stupid. I need to get the low down from an actual Swede otherwise all we have is conjecture. They didn’t have the PsyOp that most other countries did and they were living proof there was nothing to fear and yet so many rolled up their sleeves? Something 🐠 or just plain bizarre occurred. I’m wondering, but I’ve not checked it out yet, if other places that didn’t have restrictions during 2020 also saw a high uptake of the jib jab, such as Florida. Just seems so nonsensical to me. Like having Chicken Pox then getting a vaccine afterwards. This is basic stuff that anyone with a functioning brain should be able to process.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

2021 was different. That was the start of the variant gambit, originally by Chris Whitty in order to kill Christmas by deploying the Kent variant he had already known about since early autumn. That was originally claimed to be so infective that even lockdowns couldn’t contain it. Corona’s dicknesses were trying really hard to play It’s really a new virus again! We’re back to square one! Everybody panic and freak out! based on variants until January 2022. My guess would be that’s what prompted the Swedes to get vaxxed (with a vaccine targetted at the orignal Sars-CoV2, for some more idiocy) after their government had started nudging them towards it.

BTW, one of my all time favourite jokes is The best proof that there’s intelligent life in the universe is that nobody ever visited us. On average, people are incredibly stupid and credulous. Otherwise, the lottery would have gone bankrupt a long time ago.

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DickieA
DickieA
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Absolutely, Mogs. Great point which I’ve never understood about Sweden.

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
1 year ago
Reply to  crisisgarden

We are indeed the weird ones, CG! CHEERS!

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Paramaniac
Paramaniac
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I’ve worked in medicine for 21 years now and have always said that no vaccine or drug will be effective against an imaginary illness.

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crisisgarden
crisisgarden
1 year ago

Thanks to the author for compiling this evidence. When do the legal proceedings begin? I would hold each and every doctor involved with this programme criminally liable. None of this information is new. The harms were known to everyone who was sceptical and enquiring enough to do even the most basic research. The past 2 years have been one serious concern after another being shown to be true. Do doctors ever do their own reading? It doesn’t seem so. The entire profession is in disrepute, and most I suspect are too arrogant to admit it. I am still confident that there will be a reckoning however, and I doubt any of them feel particularly good about the tens or hundreds of thousands of pounds they made personally injecting these products into hapless victims who trusted them. Absolutely shameful and disgusting.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
1 year ago

But will this be reported?

08b Covid jabbed in hospital MONOCHROME copy.jpg
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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
1 year ago

Truly unbelievable that this conversation is still going on. Sugests a schismic reality that is hard to comprehend given our conditiong and predisposition. This was all prophesied in various traditions. The Hopi talk a lot about exactly this time. The Australian aboriginies said that it would start in 2020 with a shortage of toilet paper in supermarkets and that this moment would mark a parting of the ways. Those capable of ascension would be moved into a higher reality and the others would be consigned to a perpetual totalitarian boredom and that these worlds would separate and become distinct realities.

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Paramaniac
Paramaniac
1 year ago

It’s a very simple statistical trick.
Norman Fenton demonstrated how the trick works in the video below.
As long as the vaccinated have a time delay before being classified as vaccinated, (7, 14 or 21 days is the usual period) then even saline solution (salt water) can be shown to be an effective vaccine.
If you don’t believe it then try and find a study that classifies someone as being vaccinated at the moment they are injected.
We’ll save you the time though, you won’t find one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gkh6N-ZL3_k

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The Real Engineer
The Real Engineer
1 year ago
Reply to  Paramaniac

https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c/are-viruses-even-a-scientific-theory:2
Most Interesting and all the other videos from Drs Bailey.

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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
1 year ago

We have to move on we have reality to consider. At the moment reality is still pretty much what you want it to be. This is not going to continue for much longer. We need to understand each other in reality.

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Jabby Mcstiff
Jabby Mcstiff
1 year ago

Honestly if you are still caught up in this discussion then you need to get out more. This injection is the biggest mass murder weapon in history. We don’t worry about anything we can back all of this up.

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DomH75
DomH75
1 year ago

My Mum cried when I refused to have the vaccine, because of the threats being made about imprisonment and fines, plus that I might actually get ill. I got so down about the state of things that I didn’t eat or drink for four days either, so that was part of it too.

Now, I’m in good physical health – psychologically, not so great: still angry and terrified they’re going to try restriction crap again this winter. The Daily Mail is already nudging. My Mum, meanwhile, has had an internal defibrillator-pacemaker fitted because her heart was damaged by the first booster. She was poorly enough that she leapfrogged the 18-month waiting list!!

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