RE: RE: Have You Ever Had a Dream So Extraordinary That It Changed You?
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RE: Have You Ever Had a Dream So Extraordinary That It Changed You?

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I bet you do, that is a wonderful thing! I consider the Pandemic a psyop at this point. There are so many nefarious aspects to how it was reported and handled. I saw, first hand, how my Dad was taken care of and it still haunts me. Nothing can convince me that the longterm care facilities weren't trying infect and to purposely kill patients. He went into the hospital for minor auto accident injuries and the first rehab facility they moved him to was where he was infected. They put all of the patients in one central room all day every day. Once they caught the virus they were moved to another facility that was horrendous beyond imagination. The staff was inept, following zero safety protocols. They withheld food, water, and his medication for what we figured was almost three days before we demanded he be moved to a hospital. He was unconscious so we just had to go by what we could see through the window. The staff always told us "he's doing great" or "he's better today" but the man laying in that bed didn't even resemble my father because his body was so bloated. The governor of Ohio issued blanket immunity to them to shield them from any litigation which convinces me there was a larger coordinated plan even more.

@ericvancewalton: I bet you do, | Ecency