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She told citizens to answer phone calls from government employees and answer questions regarding personal health information.

Dr. Richard Bartlett from West Texas first called budesonide the "silver bullet" for COVID-19 treatment and was censored for his claim that the inhaled corticosteroid could ease the infection.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responded to the indictment against former President Donald Trump by advertising "BUT HER EMAILS" hats.

The WHO is also paying attention to a hypothetical "Disease X," a potential future disease currently unknown or non-existent with the potential to cause devastation on a global scale.

The event was entirely "scripted," said Just The News founder John Solomon.

"What this means is that one of the world’s most horrific regimes is now a part of a group that sets and enforces the standards and norms for the global governance of health care. It is an absurd episode for a key U.N. agency that is in much need of self-reflection and reform,” Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of Geneva-based independent human rights organization, UN Watch, commented.

New revelations continue to emerge in the unfolding saga of Jeffrey Epstein, the late financier and convicted sex offender, with his logs revealing frequent interactions with high-profile individuals from various sectors, including finance, politics, business, entertainment, and academia, highlighting the breadth of Epstein's influence and connections.

Study "undeniably establishes POTS and dysautonomia in general as adverse events after vaccination that should be recognized and investigated."

Raising questions about the vaccine's advertised ability to protect against the disease.

"You could be a hairstylist. And if you have to have your place of business inspected annually or semi-annually, you are potentially going to be exposed to the weaponization of that permitting agency," says Dr. Jensen.