This is a dog whistle to jews and tech billionaires that the Biden admin will continue push the mRNA injections onto the population. This is necessary to gather data on how millions of humans react to new formulas (boosters), and use this data to get closer and closer to the mRNA injection they will use to extend telomeres without causing aggressive cancer. A.k.a., the immortality injection.
Goyim guinea pigs will never receive this injection, only the batches leading up to it and the subsequent cancer that later boosters are likely to cause. This is the real reason he 'won' and the motivation behind the greatest propaganda and gaslighting operation in history.
This is a completely unproven conspiracy theory with no evidence to support it. The Biden administration has not said anything about continuing to push mRNA injections onto the population, and there is no reason to believe that they are planning to do so. This theory is simply a way to spread fear and mistrust of the government and the medical community, and should not be taken seriously.
Joseph Young
jewish ministry of truth is here with the quick fact check, chuds
Joseph Martin
>provocative bot pasta Enjoy your (you's)
Luke Reed
>there is no reason to believe that they are planning to do so. I got a voicemail from the CDC asking about my Covid vaccination status just this past week. I haven't responded and I noticed 2 more missed calls from them subsequently. Do you honestly think they're just giving up pushing vaxxes?
Hudson Hernandez
Going to be so easy to cut total death stats in half when the population will be reduced by half or more
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