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President Donald Trump is calling for peace in this "proxy battle" in Ukraine. @realLizUSA joins @EmeraldRobinson to echo the former President's calls for de-escalation. 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

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Dr. Naomi Wolf (@naomirwolf) was mislead by the corporate media when it came to the events that actually took place on January 6th. Dr. Wolf has penned a heartfelt letter to conservatives regarding those lies. LISTEN to her explain:

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An ABC News segment from April 8th 2020 has recently re-surfaced which provides striking evidence that the U.S. military warned about the COVID “lab leak” as it happened.

According to this three-year old ABC News report: “Intelligence officials warned the Trump Administration as far back as late November (2019) that coronavirus could be a cataclysmic event. That information ultimately ended up in the President's daily briefing…”

In fact, the Trump White House was apparently briefed multiple times about it.

Which national security agency wrote the report? The military's National Center for Medical Intelligence. Where is this National Center for Medical Intelligence? It’s headquartered at Fort Detrick, Maryland — and it’s part of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).

So here’s the central question: how could the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Center for Medical Intelligence prepare a report to warn the Trump administration in November 2019 of the SARS-CoV2 laboratory leak in Wuhan?

After all, the SARS-CoV2 laboratory leak in Wuhan had (supposedly) just happened in November 2019.

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There’s a number of anonymous Twitter accounts that are doing the best investigative work on the COVID vaccines — and one of the best is called Jikkyleaks. (I’ve mentioned this researcher’s work previously on Substack.) Back in January, this anonymous researcher discovered some very troubling information hiding out in an obscure medical study.

The article’s title: Circulating Spike Protein Detected in Post–COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Myocarditis.

This article highlighted by JikkyLeaks should be sent to every parent who gave one of the COVID “vaccines” to their child — it’s a matter of life and death.

Here’s the problem: parents were told that the spike proteins would disappear from the body after a few weeks — only the antibodies would remain.

The medical study proves that these claims were clearly false.

Here’s the main point that you need to understand from this study: there were 436 billion copies of the spike protein found in the plasma of kids one month after they got the jab.

436 billion copies of the spike protein.

That’s much too much.

The study also showed that the experimental COVID “vaccines” were causing myocarditis in children — which is fatal in 50% of all patients over a 5 year period.

This heart damage was revealed in troponin tests.

JikkyLeaks adds:

It's a problem because the study authors should have raised an alarm after the first two or three cases. You see, that was their duty. It was a duty as medical officers and as research officers. But to our knowledge they said nothing and kept recruiting.

But it didn't matter that young people were getting myocarditis (with a known 5-year mortality of up to 50%). What mattered is finishing the study so they could publish.

Read the entire thread here on Twitter.

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Too many doctors and nurses to count in recent months have told me about the alarming rise in sudden cancers in young people since the introduction of the experimental COVID vaccines.

Stories about these sudden deaths by sudden cancer can be found everywhere right now.

Finally, we have confirmation of their anecdotal evidence — thanks to the data wizardry of the Ethical Skeptic.

So, cancer deaths are up 20% — an astonishing figure — in the youngest age groups.

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In the midst of the complete collapse of America’s institutions, I wanted to know just how serious our Republican Senators were going to be this year about stopping the Biden regime’s constant trampling of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

So I turned to their social media accounts — to better understand how these elected officials would protect our (few remaining) rights in 2023.

Let’s start right near the top. What was the GOP’s Senate Whip doing to stop the Biden regime? Well, John Thune (RINO-ND) was too busy pretending to shovel snow from his driveway to worry about protecting you. Is that what we need him to do right now? Is that the best use of his time?

We already know that he’s Mitch McConnell’s personal assistant — but isn’t this taking the joke too far?

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Here’s some highlights from the latest 22-page court filing for Kari Lake vs. Katie Hobbs in the Arizona Supreme Court.

Here’s the opening argument of the petition — which clarifies that the Arizona Court of Appeals simply ignored every precedent that exists for reviewing election contests.

So Runbeck Election Services inserted more than 35,000 ballots with no chain of custody into the election? And Maricopa County didn’t perform the required testing of the machines before Election Day?

Maricopa County election officials also admitted in court that they didn’t count the number of drop-box ballots before sending them to Runbeck Services.

That’s illegal.

So Runbeck recorded 263,379 ballots received from Maricopa — but then sent back 298,942 scanned ballots!

In other words: 35,563 ballots were magically added to the total number of ballots being processed by Runbeck after all the ballots had been counted.

The 2022 election fraud in Arizona does not end there.

Maricopa County election officials also failed to perform mandatory Logic & Accuracy testing on the voting machines — which is convenient since the machines failed to work in most GOP-dominated precincts on Election Day.

The experimental COVID vaccines are beginning to work — like a bio weapon.

How do we know? Because excess deaths are skyrocketing around the (vaccinated) world, and insurance companies are ringing the alarm bells since they have to pay out the claims.

The main point to remember: this trend has already started and it’s accelerating.

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Conspiracy #1: The Obama Administration funded the Wuhan Lab

The first time that I was called a “conspiracy theorist” by the corrupt corporate media was when I asked President Trump why the Obama Administration gave a grant to the Wuhan Lab of Virology in 2015.

Viola! Suddenly, I’m a crazy lady!

That was April of 2020.

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.@realDonaldTrump responds to @EmeraldRobinson's query about a $3.7 million grant the U.S. gave to a Wuhan lab tied to COVID-19's origins. "We will end that grant very quickly... It was made a number of years ago [2015]. Who was president then, I wonder?"

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Remember when Reuters, and the rest of the corrupt corporate media, tried to discredit me by claiming that the COVID 19 vaccines did not contain luciferase in 2021?

The fake fact-checkers at Reuters even used one of my tweets to “debunk” a patent that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was granted in 2019 for “fusion proteins that contain luciferase” — except Reuters was forced to admit that the patent really exists and that DHS does own it.

Why does DHS have such a patent at all? Hilariously, Reuters claims that “the polynucleotides and fusion proteins have biotherapeutic, diagnostic, and quality control applications in biotechnological, medical, and veterinary fields.”

Ah, so when did the Department of Homeland Security get involved in the medical and veterinary fields? Are they a healthcare provider now? Reuters is counting on their readers being complete idiots — just like the people who work at Reuters.

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