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Anons, aren't the tests that the lawyers take only as good as the people who administer and grade them, tho? Do we know that the guy really flunked his test 7 times? Or was he maybe targeted to flunk? How can we give any moar credence to test results than election results? Anymoar Id say that everything should be questioned, even test scores for certain professions. Seems that everything should be questioned, even the processes that license people in all professions.

>>17788718 ————————————–——– Patriots in trusted positions.

Hey Q, I missed your post in the bred, live, 'cause I'm still working my ass off on the stuff that I reckon you know I've been working on here. We will never, ever, ever give up and we are looking forward to exposing some interdasting stuff real soon. Just want to say a huge THANK YOU for still fighting and encouraging all of us to take back this country. It is so difficult to fight, fight, fight, but what is our alternative? Give up on America? Give up on The Constitution of the United States of America? Give up on humanity? Tell God, "no, we won't do what you called us to do"?

Never.

We will never quit fighting.

Never.

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I believe you're 100% correct about there already being cheap and effective cancer cures out there already.

Years ago I had contracted an illness that was diagnosed as Lyme Disease (through testing done at IGeneX - https://archive.ph/qmBJF). I did not get diagnosed until more than 4 years after I got sick, so I had to take antibiotics for years because my infection was very debilitating by the time I was diagnosed.

I finally recovered after a rather brave doctor (who defied CDC recommendations because he knew about the CDC way before we did) treated me with something called "Plaquenil" in addition to an antibiotic (Biaxin). That's the combination that finally kicked my Lyme Disease, though I had to take it for several years to finally get better.

When it was finally time for the doctor to release me, and let me go off to live my life free of all medications, he said, "I'm really glad you got better. I have some real good news for you. You're probably going to stay very healthy and live a long life, because you were on Plaquenil for so long, and Plaquenil is known to have some amazing anti-cancer properties."

In other words, he told me that one silver lining in being so sick with Lyme for so long was that I had to take Plaquenil for several years. He said the drug's anti-cancer benefits would probably help me stay healthy for a very long time.

That was all good, and I filed that in the back of my mind. Health-wise, I've been fine since then, and the year I stopped all my Lyme medications was 2006.

When the China Virus was released, it was the first time I thought about my health and I was hoping I'd stay strong and not catch it, because I knew that I'd never take the vaxx. The last thing I wanted was another chronic illness.

While doing a little research into the scamdemic I stumbled across something that made me look up Plaquenil, the drug that helped me so much so many years ago, and guess what I learned?

Plaquenil is the trade name for a miracle drug of which you've all heard by now: HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE ("HCQ").

Sonofagun. Very cool. My brave Lyme doctor had me on HCQ for years. He was considered to be a "controversial" Lyme doctor because he was willing to defy the CDC's "recommendations" because his only goal was to make us sick patients feel better.

He was way ahead of his time. God bless him.