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1972 WHO MEMOS

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1972 WHO MEMOSBy 1968 the Pentagon was studying snake venoms. By 1972 it was common practice to induce immunosuppression in laboratory animals with Cobra Venom; surgery; genetic strains; and chemotherapy. It was then possible to load up the animal victim with lethal amounts of virus, yet the animals would run around like nothing was wrong! Toggle back on the immune system for the Cytokine Storm that led to catastrophic KIDNEY failure and or death and you have the

By 1968 the Pentagon was studying snake venoms. By 1972 it was common practice to induce immunosuppression in laboratory animals with Cobra Venom; surgery; genetic strains; and chemotherapy. It was then possible to load up the animal/victim with lethal amounts of virus, yet the animals would run around like nothing was wrong! Toggle back on the immune system for the Cytokine Storm that led to catastrophic KIDNEY failure and/or death and you have the makings of Richard Nixon adding kidney transplants and dialysis to the Medicare reimbursement in... 1972! Think it was only Lab Rats they were messing with? I was introduced to the 1972 W.H.O. Memos in 2009 and knew EXACTLY what they were about. I have been putting out that information in all forms of media since. This is the 50th Anniversary of the publication of the memos that are themselves chronicles of Crimes Against the Biosphere since there are more than just humans who have suffered these Operation Paperclip experiments. Autoimmunity, Lupus, Cancer, and Neurological Diseases are just a few of the direct results of Vaccines that are the Root of All Evil.

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