REPUBLIC REBORN

Solitary confinement of children. These are crimes against humanity. https://t.co/gyTqu9s8Is

— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) December 16, 2020

Apparent fraud. An epidemic of testing.

This will take 4 minutes to flick through and clearly sets out why the basis for the Dutch lockdown is likely a fraud.

A similar narrative is at play in the UK.

Please RT.

Many thanks#COVID19 #Lockdownnl https://t.co/fr60W8F0xO pic.twitter.com/2wnFrVBXbg

— Thinking Slow (@ThinkingSlow1) December 15, 2020

This time of year 8,050 die each day in the US. What the States are contending is that on any given day 40% of all death in the US now is Covid.

Yet CDC excess death is up only 10% during this same time.

We cured 30% of our past causes of death.

This is getting ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/DUmwyrorX3

— Ethical Skeptic ☀ (@EthicalSkeptic) December 15, 2020

Hospital red alert?

Headlines abound… MN officials have labeled the metro area as dangerously short on hospital beds.

In 2017, per MDH, metro hospitals averaged 4,208 beds in use.

Today, 3,910 beds are in use… that's 298 less than a typical non-covid year. pic.twitter.com/XFuwqY9nN8

— Clarity (@covid_clarity) December 15, 2020

Infuriating.

Absolute guarantee @NashvilleHealth won't say a word about this humiliating video. What can they say? https://t.co/iUjCYytGI5

— Tom Woods (@ThomasEWoods) December 15, 2020

Norman Regional hospital uses 3 machines that make use of a 40-cycle PCR, and Regional Medical Lab of Tulsa uses 7 machines that use “up to 40 cycles, but most use a 40-cycle threshold”. This information was personally confirmed by myself.

The 40-cycle PCR is the source of the case-demic. Place a strict 30-cycle cap on these tests, and the phantom pandemic will disappear.

This is beginning to look like Lord of the Flies on a continental scale.

Christmas in the abyss.

NYC officially uses the Maricopa definition of a COVID death: any death from any cause of death within 60 days of a positive SARS-CoV2 PCR.https://t.co/GT4fbk7dUn pic.twitter.com/S7au8X69gD

— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) December 13, 2020

When the monsters among us labor under the delusion that they are our saviors, this is the result:

Lloyd—and so many others—deserved far more dignity and respect than they were offered. pic.twitter.com/apOmg51NAb

— AJ Kay (@AJKayWriter) December 14, 2020