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  1. A Youtube video has a CNN reporter pretending to be on location live for SCUD missile attacks in the Middle East while all the time he was actually being filmed in the United States.

    Regarding polio vaccines for babies. They used to use a live vaccine. Not sure if they still do. A few deaths of people changing the diaper result from it every year because the vaccine is live. They never seem to explain the dangers of it being a live vaccine and I don’t know why they don’t tell parents to wear gloves while changing the baby’s diaper for the next couple of weeks after the vaccination is received. Ai may be wrong on this analysis but it’s something I noticed. Apparently live vaccines are cheaper for drug companies to produce but dead vaccines are safer.

  2. An interesting video to watch is The Kinsey Syndrome on youtube. It shows how Kinsey jumpstarted the Sexual Revolution in 1948 using fraudulent scientific research. It’s a bit long but worth the watch.

  3. You might find Pinto’s Youtube video “Hidden Faith of the Founding Fathers” interesting, James. Pinto claims there is a long time legend that George Washington may have converted to Catholicism on his deathbed though many of the founding fathers were deists and freemasons. They even laid out Washington DC with a lot of masonic symbolism as well as including it on the dollar bill.

  4. Well ok; how about 9/11? Specifically bldg 7? And who covered WTC1 & 2 with terrorist insurance? I mean there were so many bits of evidence that it was controlled demolition. The fact that the govt did nothing and that engineers have called on the government to re-open the investigation; did they do it? No.

    Seriously – that was the breaking point for me. If you do nothing else – time the collapse and figure out how long it *should* have taken had the collapse truly been a “pancake”. Squibs. Steel that melted the soles of workers well after the collapse.

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