18-Year-Old Rugby League ‘Star of the Future’ Dies Suddenly
This was already getting ridiculous a year ago. At this point it's becoming so common to see young and otherwise ...
Tag: Coronavirus
BASED: Travis Tritt Says What Everyone With a Brain Is Wondering About Lisa Marie Presley
The untimely death of Lisa Marie Presley following a heart attack Thursday had some of us in alternative media asking ...
Lisa Marie Presley Suffers Heart Attack, Dies at 54 After Appearing at Golden Globes
Update: She has died Original Story: Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley, was rushed to the ...
Shocking Study: Over 1 Percent of Students Who Received Pfizer Covid “Vaccine” Had Abnormal Heart Tests
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The Vaxxed Discriminate Against the Unvaxxed
Those good slaves who obeyed and complied and got all of their four shots have been shown to discriminate against ...
Covid-Jab Induced AIDS: Sickness and Death Will Increase as mRNA-Damaged Immune Systems Succumb to Every New Disease
Recently, a paper was published in the journal Science Immunology showing that people who get “vaccinated” for covid with mRNA suffer immune dysregulation ...
Dr. Joseph Fraiman Finally Calls for mRNA Jabs to Be Halted Immediately
Doctors who have promoted Covid-19 "vaccines" in the past often find themselves in awkward positions when they come to the ...
Young and Otherwise Healthy MMA Prodigy Dies Suddenly at 18
It's getting difficult to keep up with all of these stories. Young and otherwise healthy athletes are falling on a ...
Yet Another Covid “Variant”: Omicron XBB and the Self-Driving Narrative
There’s yet another Covid variant in the headlines – it’s Omicron XBB 1.5 if you want to know. It honestly doesn’t really ...
Survey: Almost Half of Americans Say Covid-19 “Vaccines” Caused Excessive Deaths
According to a new survey released by Rasmussen, nearly half of Americans think COVID-19 vaccines may be to blame for ...
