Legislation on mRNA Injections as Weapons

Three US states have introduced legislation

classifying and designating the mRNA injections as

biological agents and weapons of mass destruction.

The states include Minnesota was last year, and

then a few weeks ago was Arizona, and then just

yesterday was Tennessee. That's not the end of these

developments. We have to remember the Alliance of

Indigenous Nations,

which is a, an international governing body recognized

by Canada on a nation-to-nation basis.

They also declared these injections as biological and

technological weapons of mass destruction a few

months ago. And so we have that, and then we have a peer-reviewed

paper in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons,

where we identify that these injections have components

within them, um, that violate the Biological

Weapons Convention. And then we also have the World Council

for Health.

They have declared these shots as biological weapons.

And so as all of these declarations mount, um,

you know, it's only a matter of time before these

injections become outlawed.

And yeah, you mentioned in Arizona, terrorism. Yeah.

If that bill goes through, you know, possessing, distributing, or

manufacturing these shots will constitute

terrorism-related charges and life imprisonment.

And rightfully so, given that these shots have killed, injured, and

disabled millions upon millions of people across the globe,

rivaling hundreds of Hiroshima nuclear attacks.