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At Senator Ron Johnsons hearing today - 1/24/2022 (She's from Elko, NV)
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Thanks for posting
Another clip from Senator Ron Johnson's hearing:
That is in your face , it just gives you an idea of what they have been doing from the beginning of who knows when .
The names have only changed , documentation of history has always been a priority since the beginning of time .
Their agenda to wipe out history is the only way they can move forward with controlling the free .eliminate that and there won't be anything to live for but slavery from those that have the history.
The above post also begs to ask why that whole room isn't packed with our so called leaders ? To busy calling media names or at the borders ?
This is a war ,
Time for a real military tribunal , before the freak show creates another war while they sit back and play gods .
The names have only changed , documentation of history has always been a priority since the beginning of time .
Their agenda to wipe out history is the only way they can move forward with controlling the free .eliminate that and there won't be anything to live for but slavery from those that have the history.
The above post also begs to ask why that whole room isn't packed with our so called leaders ? To busy calling media names or at the borders ?
This is a war ,
Time for a real military tribunal , before the freak show creates another war while they sit back and play gods .
I wouldn’t doubt that we get into a war soon to divert the attention that is coming!!!
5+ hours of the entire R Johnson hearing:
Last year's investing in covid is just chump change , gotta have money to make money.
Gates foundation had been distributing about $5bn a year before the pandemic hit, but boosted this to $6.7bn last year as it spent heavily on Covid-19 vaccines, tests and treatments. Mark Suzman, its chief executive, told the Financial Times that it had decided to maintain this elevated level of grantmaking because the pandemic had dealt a historic setback to other anti-poverty and development efforts around the world.
Gates foundation had been distributing about $5bn a year before the pandemic hit, but boosted this to $6.7bn last year as it spent heavily on Covid-19 vaccines, tests and treatments. Mark Suzman, its chief executive, told the Financial Times that it had decided to maintain this elevated level of grantmaking because the pandemic had dealt a historic setback to other anti-poverty and development efforts around the world.
