The Psychological Slavery of Black People in The Media

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Controversial laws are being p****ed in different states in the US that appear to imply that the COVID 19 Vaccine may be mandatory. In light of the current speculation regarding the safety of the experimental vaccine with 4 alleged deaths of children who were involved in medical trials in Africa, it is questionable how safe the vaccine is. After an interview with two French Doctors during a TV interview they stated that they would test if the TB vaccine would be effective for the COVID 19 virus or CAPS . We felt very strongly that no tests should be conducted in Africa given the fact that the Continent in fact has the least fatalities. In fact it should be tested in those areas that most need it. In addition to this the population reduction statements made about Africa only raises further suspicion. Why is population control always directed towards Africa? Gambia for example has less than 2 million people who live in 4231 Square miles, whereas London is 600 Square miles and has over 9 million inhabitants. There are too many issues to address, however we are concerned that African Leaders will be bought out and implement Infectious Disease Centres in their countries thereby officiating and ensuring that experimental and possibly lethal vaccines are trialed in the countries potentially harmful viruses will be released causing a catastrophic pandemic. A thought should be given to the potential victims, not just to the money being pumped into Africa via World Banks. Which should be building lots of hospitals, not just testing centres. This all sounds nefarious and may be like a conspiracy theory. The conspiracy theorist were absolutely correct in predicting the events that are unfolding today and maybe we should pay closer attention. I have included a couple of clips one from Project Camelot that was made in 2010 and one from an old episode of X files. I just wanted to show you that everything is in plain view. It is whether you wish to see it or not. Condolences to all victims and their families that have transcended. Lets stay level headed and not be overcome by fear. I refuse to be governed by the media and I live my life as close to normal as possible without taking unnecessary risks. I see this whole episode playing itself out.

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