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Lockdown Skeptics
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Funeral Director: I’m Looking After The Terrible Mistake - Most Deaths Are Vaccinated international |
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 Tuesday September 21, 2021 22:50 by 1 of Indy
 This is a wake up call Funeral Director speaks out against the Vaccine, the death spike is like nothing he has seen the past few months and people are dying younger and younger. This funeral director of 15 years experience from Milton Keynes says he saw no pandemic or increase in deaths until the day vaccine rollout started in the nursing home and it shot up for 4 months until April and then the deaths started increasing a few months ago and now it is younger people dying of four main causes which are:
The deaths are across all ages. One chap who was only 23 died a hour and half after the jab. Another woman went blind almost immediately and many many other horrific examples In his interview he refers to the deaths in Care Homes due to a drug called Midazolam. For more about that see http://www.indymedia.ie/article/107979 titled:Midazolam was used to prematurely end the lives of thousands who you were told had died of Covid-19 and we can prove it
Download: FRANK_TRUTHFUL_DISCLOSURE_FROM_FUNERAL_DIRECTOR_JOHN_O_LOONEY_ON_COVID_19--17TH_SEPT_2021.mp4 74.19 Mb Audio of the video interview of Funeral Director John O'Leary speaking out on how he witnessed no Covid pandemic in the funeral business  Audio of the video interview of Funeral Director John O'Leary speaking out on how he witnessed no Covid pandemic in the funeral business
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