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To: combjelly who wrote (1564298)	10/10/2025 9:39:16 AM
From: maceng2	2 Recommendations Recommended By longz Maple MAGA Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1571860

You smoke grass? Well maybe that explains a lot. If you find any actual science, you know, where people act responsibly with care and attention to the data, then sure, by all means share it. I was in hospital in 2020 from a auto accident. I can attest this was true in many hospitals. There was just one ward open in a very big hospital. In December 2020, Debbie Hicks was arrested and convicted of a public order offence for filming a completely empty hospital—during a time when we were told repeatedly that hospitals were "overwhelmed"—in an effort to demonstrate that we were being brazenly lied to about the… pic.twitter.com/zClB7zPtzj — Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) October 10, 2025 A stunt was pulled, a very obvious one, carefully planned. No drugs needed to see that.

To: combjelly who wrote (1564298)

10/10/2025 12:46:46 PM

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Well, my information is based on science. To: combjelly who wrote (1564209)	10/9/2025 7:15:36 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) of 1564334

Are you a science denier? Flat Earth? what? from YOUR link "The 700,000 excess American deaths in 2023 is exactly what you'd predict based on prior rising trends, even if there had never been a pandemic," coauthor Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, PhD, of the University of Minnesota, said in the release. "These deaths are driven by long-running crises in drug overdose, gun violence, car collisions, and preventable cardiometabolic deaths." cidrap.umn.edu