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I was in hospital in 2020. Very lucky to be admitted before they started "testing" everyone for Covid. A test we now know was useless. Patients were given drugs in hospital that killed them. See and hear about the guy who was in an auto accident and taken into hospital with miror injuries. He was very lucky to get out of that hospital alive. That could be anyone of us who are not A.I. Robots.

This tells the story. It's a story and a half. Outright murder.

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<<"Bad Medicine Movie Post Production & Release

Right now there is a real-life horror story unfolding within hospitals across America.

Healthy people are being tortured and killed by COVID-19 protocols. The deadly combination of the drug Remdesivir and mechanical ventilation has taken the lives of countless innocent people.

In the words of one of the brave medical whistleblowers featured in the movie, “I don’t know of one death that was caused by COVID. Every death in our unit was caused by the protocols.”

Driven by financial incentives, this medical genocide continues today.

Bad Medicine features the heartbreaking stories of victims, as well as tales from the lucky ones who managed to escape with their lives.

Mikki Willis, the filmmaker behind Plandemic, the most seen documentary series in history, is the director of Bad Medicine. He and his team have completed the interview process and are now into the post-production phase. Bad Medicine is slated for global release this summer.">>
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