Dr Vernon Coleman, explains why mask wearers are more likely to develop cancer: The evidence is crystal clear: masks cannot and do not prevent the spread of communicable diseases and are essentially petri dishes that grow fungi and bacteria that you are breathing in all day while wearing said masks. Not to mention, masks are
By Vernon Coleman Whitty has worked with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – which has close links to vaccine manufacturers. And Vallance worked for years for GSK – one of the dirtiest drug companies in the world in my view. Indeed, the last time I looked, Vallance still had a lorry load of
It turns out CO2 is not a climate threat, but masking up for COVID makes it dangerous. At the Federalist Maggie Hroncich explains in an article AMA Journal: Masks Are Bad For Your Kids. Quit Forcing Them To Wear Them Excerpts in italics with my bolds. A new report published by an American Medical Association
According to a recent opinion poll, over 60 per cent of the population are anxious about the prospect of lifting the Covid-19 requirement to wear masks in community settings. Despite evidence that face coverings do not reduce the risk of viral transmission in real-world situations, and are associated with a range of negative consequences, it
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Masking has traditionally played a very important role in occult rituals. Among other things, the wearing of the mask over one’s mouth is a token of submission… a gesture of your willingness to be subject to others who are not your usual Sovereign. But there’s more. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, mask-wearing is: A form
Here is a suggestion to end mask wearing – if you ever did wear one. A reader passed on this idea: If you’ve had enough of never-ending lockdowns, send your face mask to Boris Johnson. Let him know we will not tolerate this insanity anymore. Prime Minister Boris Johnson10 Downing StreetLondonSW1 2AA You could also
Masks contain chemicals that can cause cancer and can cause brain damage For 25 years I was the editor of a trade magazine called HazMat Management that covered such topics as pollution prevention and compliance with health and safety laws. We routinely published articles on masks, gloves, respirators, and other forms of personal protective equipment