US Congresswoman Nancy Mace Speaks About Covid Vaccine Injuries

US Congresswoman Nancy Mace Speaks About Covid Vaccine Injuries

According to the latest reprots, the US Congressowman Nancy Mace is speaking about the covid vaccine injuries. Check out the latest reports below.

More news about the covid vaccines 

Check out the following notes. 

This is an absolute stunner of a video, from the House Oversight Committee.

“”I have effects from the vaccine…it was the 2nd shot that I now developed asthma that has never gone away…I have tremors in my left hand….I have occasional heart pain that no doctor can explain.” – Rep. Nancy Mace.

“We received legal demands to remove content from the platform from the US government and governments all around the world” – Vijaya Gadde, Head of legal, policy and trust at Twitter.”

It’s been just revealed that the US Dept of Defense and other governments around the world conspired with all the vaccine manufacturers that got vaccines ready to combat covid and unleashed them into he world. Check out the videos:

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The other day, we were revealing the news about the Swiss President and the Minister of Health:

Pfizer is found guilty 

A complaint against Pfizer pharmaceutical was filed to the UK’s Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA), the regulator responsible for policing promotions of prescription medicines in the UK.

The complaint centered on an interview that was conducted by a medical editor at the BBC, in which Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla made comments that were “misleading” about COVID shots for children. On December 2, 2021, this interview also appeared on the BBC website under the category “Health.”

Children’s Health Defense reported:

“In the BBC interview, Bourla said it was up to the regulatory agencies to determine whether to approve and distribute vaccines to children under 11, but he thought that “immunizing that age group in the UK and Europe would be a very good idea,” according to the PMCPA case report published last week.”

At the time, no COVID-19 vaccines had been approved by the U.K.’s Medicines and Health products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for children under 12, so the panel found Bourla’s comments were in breach of code.

Citing possible disruptions in schooling and the potential for long COVID, Bourla also said, “So, there was no doubt in my mind that the benefits completely were in favour of doing it [vaccinating children against COVID-19].”

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