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    From Horse Paste@horse.paste@e.quine to alt.home.repair on Tue Sep 29 06:26:43 2026
    From Newsgroup: alt.home.repair

    Surgeon at Hospital That Treated First U.S. COVID Patient Claims Fraud,
    Deadly Protocols and Retaliation rCo Says Infectious Disease Chief Worked
    With State to rCLRestrict the Civil Rights of Unvaccinated PeoplerCY

    A trauma surgeon who worked inside the Washington hospital that treated
    the first diagnosed COVID-19 patient in the United States dropped a
    political grenade on Capitol Hill Monday.

    Dr. James P. Miller told Sen. Ron JohnsonrCOs (R-WI) roundtable, rCLCOVID-19 Hospital Protocols: Real Stories from Real People,rCY that the head of infectious disease at his hospital privately admitted he was working
    with state government to restrict the civil rights of unvaccinated
    Americans.

    rCLThe head of infectious disease medicine at my hospital privately told
    me that he was working with the state government to restrict the civil
    rights of unvaccinated people,rCY Miller said.

    rCLIncluding their ability to drive and therefore work, by making their driverrCOs license renewal contingent on their COVID vaccine status.rCY

    That is not a conspiracy theory from a comment section. That is a
    licensed physician and surgeon, under oath in the Senate, describing
    what he said he heard from the man running infectious disease at
    Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, the same hospital that
    treated rCLPatient ZerorCY in January 2020.


    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09/surgeon-hospital-that-treated-first-u-s-covid/


    I want all ewe sheeple Democrats to put on your N-Zero masks and go get
    your free covid turbo-cancer booster clot-shot. Pfauci claims it's safe
    and effective.

    Don't forget to get your free Remdesivir treatment too!
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