USA aims to reduce the world's population....H1V1 War

By: amor77

Ramallah : Palestine | 18 days ago

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A nurse is given the swine flu vaccine during a vaccination session ...

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A paramedic is given the swine flu vaccine during a vaccination ...

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A nurse is given the swine flu vaccine during a vaccination session ...

USA aims to reduce the world's population by two thirds without incur even earn billions and they forced the World Health Organization classify the swine flu as “epidemic fatal degree” in order to make vaccination compulsory especially for the pregnant women and children ...

She added that” the American manufacturers exempted from bearing any responsibility as a serious indicator of intentions ....”

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