Hale Broadcasting
Vaccine War Headlines
This podcast grew out of the numerous alarming injuries and deaths being attributed to the experimental vaccine program under the Emergency Use Act.
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14 de set de 2024
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#051 - Vaccination Resistance is Growing 26.03.2021 15:11
Join Special Guest Desi Serda and Host Brian Hale as they give their reaction to Retired General McInerny's recent video on March 22nd sounding off a loud alarm against the covid vaccinations.
#032 - Vaccine Injuries : A Second Look 27.02.2021 53:33
We go back into history to study the evolution of autism and a possible connection to mercury and other heavy metal poisoning caused by vaccine injury. Listen in to this collection of testimony from real people over the past 30 years. LISTEN IN!
#028 - Vaccine Injuries : First Alert 26.02.2021 22:44
Round one of alarming reports of deaths and serious injury stemming from the inherently mandatory genetic modification injection. It looks like this will just be the tip of the iceberg with massive reports of vaccine injury coming in already. We'll continue this report on Vaccine Injury Second Look. LISTEN IN!
#027 - CDC Says Vaccinations Not Necessary 06.02.2021 4:43
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky recently said that vaccinating teachers shouldn’t be a prerequisite for opening schools back up. Walensky’s comments come shortly after the CDC published a study that found that the risk of COVID-19 transmission in schools is low when students and teachers wear masks at all times. The coronavirus infection rate in the US has dropped by more than 30% over the last two...
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