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Leaked 2018 📃 CODENAME: "DEFUSE" 👀❗️ In an age where the battle lines between good and evil are starkly drawn, a disturbing revelation has surfaced about Dr. Anthony Fauci's alleged plans. A leaked 2018 proposal, codenamed DEFUSE, submitted by Fauci's EcoHealth Alliance to DARPA, details a chilling plan to deploy "self-spreading" vaccines using military-grade drones over population centers. This document describes the use of aerosolized immune modulators, chimeric spike proteins, and self-disseminating vaccines for mass "inoculation" of both animals and humans without their consent. The proposal raises significant ethical concerns, particularly around informed consent, as it advocates for technologies that could bypass individual choice in vaccination. The integration of such biotechnology with drone delivery systems hints at a scenario where public health measures could morph into covert military applications. This is further complicated by the historical collaboration between DARPA and Moderna, which had been working on RNA-based vaccines since 2012, including a spike protein sequence patented by Moderna in 2016 that uncannily matches part of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. What else can drones do❓ 🤔 Disruption of Electronics: EMP drones can temporarily disable or destroy electronic circuits within their range, which includes communication systems, navigation equipment, and weapon systems of enemy forces. This capability can be used to neutralize threats without physical destruction, thus reducing collateral damage. Counter-Drone Measures: Drones can be deployed to counter enemy drone swarms by disabling the drones' electronic components, effectively rendering them inoperable. This is particularly useful in scenarios where traditional kinetic methods might not be effective or could lead to significant collateral damage.📷📷 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR): Even with EMP capabilities, drones can still perform ISR tasks by collecting data through non-electronic means like visual or thermal imaging before or after deploying an EMP. The EMP can then be used to disable enemy surveillance or communication, providing a tactical advantage. Area Denial: By deploying EMPs, military forces can create zones where enemy electronic equipment would be inoperative, thereby controlling the battlefield by limiting the enemy's ability to coordinate or respond effectively. Protection of Assets: Drones with EMP capabilities can be used to protect high-value assets like command centers or airbases from electronic attacks or surveillance by enemy drones. Precision Targeting: Modern EMP drones might come equipped with targeting systems that allow for precise EMP emissions, minimizing unintended effects on friendly forces or civilian infrastructure. Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Drones provide real-time, high-resolution imagery and data from potentially hostile territories without risking human life. They can monitor enemy movements, assess terrain, and gather intelligence on enemy capabilities, allowing for better strategic planning and execution of missions. Target Acquisition: They can identify and track targets for precision strikes, either by guiding manned aircraft or directing other drones or ground forces. This enhances the accuracy of military engagements while minimizing collateral damage. Combat Operations: Armed drones like the MQ-9 Reaper can engage targets directly with missiles or bombs, providing a method of attack or defense that does not require pilots to be in immediate danger. They can also be used for close air support, offering quick response capabilities to ground troops. Logistics and Supply: Drones can deliver supplies, from medical aid to ammunition, to remote or contested areas. This capability is particularly useful for resupplying forward units or in scenarios where traditional supply routes are compromised. Search and Rescue: In situations where locating missing or downed personnel is necessary, drones can cover vast areas quickly, using thermal imaging or other sensors to find individuals in need of rescue. They can also drop survival equipment or provide real-time updates to rescue teams. Electronic Warfare: Beyond EMPs, drones can be used for jamming communications, radar, or other electronic signals, disrupting enemy operations or protecting friendly forces from enemy surveillance.📷 Decoy Operations: Drones can serve as decoys, drawing enemy fire or attention away from other military operations, thereby protecting more valuable assets or creating opportunities for strategic maneuvers. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN): Equipped with specialized sensors, drones can detect and map areas contaminated by hazardous materials, helping to protect troops and civilians from exposure. Psychological Operations: Drones can be used to distribute propaganda materials or broadcast messages in enemy or neutral territories to influence local populations or demoralize enemy forces. Environmental Monitoring: In military contexts, drones can assess the environmental impact of operations, monitor weather conditions, or track changes in terrain that might affect strategy. Question Everything 🤔💭 The timing of these developments, alongside the use of drones for "disinfection" during the COVID-19 crisis, has led to speculation about their true purpose. The covert nature of the DEFUSE project, coupled with allegations of whistleblower suppression and the classification of related research, suggests a possible cover-up that warrants urgent investigation. The drones can handle multiple tasks at the same time... So pay attention and be prepared for anything. This scenario underscores how we are living in times where the distinction between good and evil is more critical than ever. The potential misuse of biotechnology for non-consensual mass vaccination represents a profound ethical breach. It is imperative for us to collectively resist such practices by saying "NO" to biological vaccines deployed in this manner. Call to all Digital Soldiers: We must unite to educate, inform, and awaken the public consciousness. Our role is to challenge these narratives, promote transparency, and advocate for personal freedom and consent in all medical interventions. This fight is not just about resisting; it's about actively working towards a future where ethical practices in science and medicine are non-negotiable. We The People will always fight for the truth! In the end #God always wins! #WWG1WGA 🥷🫡⚔️ https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/leaked-docs-expose-faucis-plan-to-spray-self-spreading-vaccines-on-population-centers-by-drone/

Leaked Docs Expose Fauci's Plan to Spray 'Self-Spreading' Vaccines on Population Centers by Drone A recently leaked proposal from 2018 has cast new light on Dr. Anthony Fauci's plan to covertly spray "self-spreading" vaccines on large population centers. thepeoplesvoice.tv

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Organ Harvesting on Children: The Dark Reality OPEN YOUR EYES! Watch the series of videos below 👇 Organ harvesting, particularly from children, has been exposed as one of the most heinous crimes against humanity, involving government entities, NGOs, and Elites in a web of corruption and exploitation. Alive Organ Donors: There are disturbing reports that organs are being harvested from individuals, including children, who are still alive under the guise of the "brain death" concept. This practice violates ethical medical standards and human rights, essentially treating individuals as commodities for the organ market. Involvement of Government, NGOs, and Elites: Ukraine: has become a focal point for organ harvesting, particularly from children. MEP Marcel de Graff has highlighted Ukraine's involvement in child trafficking, organ harvesting, and even the creation of "child kennels" with surrogate mothers for these horrific purposes. This comes alongside accusations of the country being a center for money laundering and sex trafficking. Legislation and Policy: In 2022, Ukrainian law 5610 was passed, allowing organ exports, which former acting health minister Ulyana Suprun facilitated. This law has raised concerns as it appears to permit organ harvesting from various institutions like hospitals, prisons, military units, and orphanages without the consent of individuals under their care.📷 International Corporations: There are claims that major corporations like The Coca-Cola Company are involved in purchasing children from Ukraine for organ harvesting purposes. However, these allegations need further substantiation due to their gravity and the implications they carry. Western Involvement: The situation in Ukraine has been discussed in terms of international criminality, with calls for the prosecution of high-level figures like President Zelensky for alleged crimes against children. The narrative suggests an orchestrated, international network where elites and government officials are complicit. The Global Scale: Human Trafficking Networks: The scale of child trafficking for organs extends beyond Ukraine, with concerns about children crossing borders in the U.S., where systems like HHS, CPS, and various adoption and foster care agencies might be complicit in these networks. The situation at the U.S. border with unaccompanied minors has sparked questions about their safety and the potential for exploitation.📷 Political Complicity: There's critique aimed at political figures and policies, especially regarding open border policies and their alleged connection to child trafficking and organ harvesting. The mention of large numbers of children unaccounted for annually underscores the magnitude of the issue. The Fight for Truth and Justice: As Anon Digital Soldiers, we are committed to uncovering and spreading the truth about these atrocities. The reality of organ harvesting from children is not a conspiracy but a disturbing fact that demands immediate action, transparency, and justice. We will not rest until: Every child involved is saved and accounted for. Those responsible, from government officials to corporate elites, are brought to justice. Global policies are reformed to protect the most vulnerable from such exploitation. We stand firm in our resolve: No more sitting on the fence! You can NO longer ignore crimes against children. Together, we will ensure these truths are known, and justice is served for the innocent. Now start doing your research on Dr Faucci [CONNECT THE DOTS] Share this information, help wake others around you, so we can shine the light on these demons! Stay strong and help me slay these demons. In the end #God always wins #SAVETHECHILDREN #WWG1WGA 🥷⚔️

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Tissue procurement involves dissection to obtain requested tissues from intact fetuses. The status of the fetus, including heartbeat, can vary. Some hearts may beat independently even if not part of an intact body. Discussions reveal challenges in obtaining tissues, with some competitors opting to isolate and sell vials instead of providing whole specimens. In Nigeria, a man confessed to luring and killing individuals for their body parts, revealing a syndicate involved in human trafficking. Meanwhile, Kenya is developing a legal organ donation program to address the shortage of kidney donors. The Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority is drafting regulations to facilitate organ harvesting from deceased patients, aiming to ensure ethical practices and equitable allocation of organs. The initiative seeks to educate the public on the importance of organ donation to save lives.

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Speaker 0: How does a tissue procurement occur in one of these situations when the entire fetus is intact in the lab? Speaker 1: We do dissection. Speaker 0: And and just to be clear, you do dissection to obtain the tissues that are on the list for the day? Speaker 1: We do dissection to get tissues that the researchers have requested. Yeah. K. Speaker 0: They they are, I mean, they have a a heartbeat, don't they, at the point they would fall out? Speaker 2: You know, objection. This witness isn't in the room when that happens. This witness is not a doctor. This witness is not here to testify about the medical or biological conditions of the fetus when it comes when it's eliminated from the the mother. Speaker 0: And by not alive, do you mean that, they were not moving? Speaker 1: Correct. Speaker 0: And and do you mean that they did not have a heartbeat? Speaker 1: It would depend. Speaker 0: K. And when you say it would depend, what do you mean? Speaker 1: There are I can see hearts that are in not in an intact, POC that are beating independently. Speaker 3: Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Speaker 4: Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Speaker 5: I don't mind that. You know what? Speaker 3: I don't mind. So you'll be seeing Speaker 4: so you'll be meeting. So you know how you you know how you, that Paul? Speaker 6: Yes. Speaker 4: Anne is actually the one that they went to the lake 3 and a half days out of the week. Okay. So see. So she's Okay. So you Speaker 3: see each other. Speaker 4: You know, the one who's in charge like, Paul is an overall medical director being to your affiliate, but I kind of run the 3rd floor, the the abortion service. Yeah. So Okay. So if once we, like, get our relationship established, it will actually be And that you will Speaker 3: be seeing more of. You have to Speaker 4: go and play with our tissue. Okay. See if it's cool enough for you. Speaker 5: I like tissues. We have I like Speaker 3: the shoes. Speaker 4: We have Speaker 5: a lot of it. Okay. Speaker 3: You see? I'm here. Speaker 5: So more for me to check. Speaker 4: Can you just because, you know, it's not busy. I get Speaker 3: a truck. So I have 2 providers who go up to 24 weeks, and Anne is one of the providers. And I'm so Speaker 5: See, like, there's people right now, most of the people, like ABRs, that was some of our competitors. They're not even selling this issue. They're like, oh, we'll give you an isolation. And we're like, well, why can't I get it? And they're like, well, because it's such a demand right now, it's more profitable for us to isolate it and sell you the vials rather than give you the entire petition. You said, are Speaker 4: you serious? Funny because ever since I think I will feel like I'm 6 months or a year, I need to read up the proposition. Speaker 3: And so Speaker 4: now every time I join Danny Danny, I'm like, oh, there's so long. Yeah. Speaker 3: You already know. And, like, I can, like, I'm like, if I can do I'm Speaker 4: to hurry up. Whereas, like, other other days, it's, like, more intact where it's, like, maybe only, like, an arm that's I would imagine other days, it's, like, more intact where it's, like, maybe only, like, an arm that I would imagine most weeks Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Yeah. Anyone can do it. I've been told to for the week. See? And just for the Thursday, Friday, Thursday. Oh. Typical. Speaker 3: And that's what I was telling you. Like, we like, Speaker 4: Because it was a beetle anomaly, for a long time that you're going to win. I was like, I'm sorry we put formula in there. So it's all like dark white. Yeah. It's not clear. It's not like something you can see. And he was, oh. And Speaker 1: We were told to feed him well before killing him. That's a confession from a suspect who said he lured and killed his friend and sold his body parts. Senior correspondent Ivy Kano reports. Speaker 7: For weeks now, the Lagos police command headquarters has not held any parade of suspects. Now there are stories and there are crime stories. What you're about to hear is mind boggling. It's a story of a well coordinated syndicate, what our call merchants of human parts. The attend the police have arrested so far. He used to be a cemetery attendant, but due to increasing demand for fresh human parts, Ademola had to diversify into luring, killing, and selling fresh human parts. Speaker 8: Once it is been buried, we call it to try. Either it is still cold, it is still since I'm not the one that murdered the person, it's not life killing. It was buried already, so we call it dry. And I was in, okay. There was a local bad day. I did go there to drink. Normally, they've known me. I do travel there consistently since about 4, 5 years. Again, the guy now met me maybe a week to the time I'm coming back to Lagos. That, let me go to Lagos with you. You guys are okay. So, actually, I saw the opportunity because they've ordered already. So I called. Someone is coming to Lagos. The order was woman head, the heart, the hand, and not yeah. Personally, the leg, but not always. We're drinking. The guy was taking the cigarettes because he drinks a lot. So I don't know how they want to come, how they want to do the work. So so he he he went maybe 12 footstep ahead of where we are and placed the 4 piece of canal down. And immediately, the guy picked the polar knots, turning back. The man shot. Looked more immediately, and he died on the spot. So I went to 30 or so when we started working, cutting and dismembered the bird in and everything. I picked what's what they ordered. The head, the hearts, the left hand, left hand. The baba have taken have taken on the left hand and blood. Baba and Balogun. It's my friend. They they put the what's it called? The other part into 2, Batukism. Which one? They said, which one am I taking? And I said, I can't pack everything. If I need anything, I will cover. Maybe we'll meet. Speaker 7: He said they have so far killed 2 people. Speaker 8: The only person I can say maybe I regret is. But I can say he's a boy. Has even given me one path when I travel to Okiyo, which I met him around. Speaker 7: He revealed a king contracted them to kill his son so he could use his body parts. Speaker 8: It's just okay. He said no. He needs the edge. In fact, everything in Talibol is going to pick well. Speaker 7: He said Alhaji is a receiver, and his huge demand for human parts puts Ademola under pressure. Speaker 8: What you we we we we recovered from mama's house. Speaker 3: Is it someone that will use that thing Speaker 8: to that extent? My man knows everything. Speaker 7: Police say people should be cautious about who they associate with. Speaker 9: People should be careful the kind of jobs they accept. This person was asked to come and work on a pig farm. So people need to be extra careful and let somebody know where you're going to. Speaker 7: The police are also after most suspects in connection with the gang. Ivy Kano. CBC News, Lagos. Speaker 10: Now the country may soon have a legally adopted organ donation program that has rules to guide the process and will expand the possible sources of donor organs. Now the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority has formed a National Tissue and Organ Transplant Technical Committee, which is drafting regulations, standards, and guidelines that will allow such an organ donation program. Now the program will see organs harvested from dead patients to save the lives of patients whose organs have failed. Well, Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority acting director doctor Nduku Quilonzo says this will see a shift from the perennial reliance on family donation practices, which have proven to be unreliable. Francis Mtellake reports. Speaker 11: Speaking at the 4 day Kenya Renal Association Conference in Mombasa, Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority acting director, doctor Nduku Kilonzo, said the country is facing a shortage of kidney donors leading to many Kenyans losing their lives and some incurring huge medical bills weekly in undergoing dialysis. Speaker 12: We have to find a way of starting to get kidneys and other organs from people who have died. And to be able to do that or who what we call deceased donor programs. To be able to do that, we must have regulations. Kenyans must understand why it is important. Where there are legal issues around, who determines death and who then retrieves the organs and where the transplantation is done in order to ensure that there is no conflict of interest. But importantly, there is equity in our location of those kidneys when they are found. Speaker 6: Many of our donors are unhealthy. We also have diseases that are running in families that precludes some people from donating, and of course, the issues of blood group. So to go around all these, we need to get another pool of donors, a pool that is devoid of those issues. Speaker 11: The Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority has formed a national tissue and organ transplant technical committee and is in the process of drafting a number of regulations, standards, and guidelines that will allow an organ donation program and seek kidneys from dead patients harvested to save life of patients whose kidneys and other organs have failed. Speaker 12: Organ allocation criteria. Who is due for the next available organ? We must have regulations around the facilities, which hospital, and what kind of hospital can do a transplant, and can transplant an organ from one human being to another, because you want people who are competent, who are certified if you're going to get the best outcomes. Speaker 6: What you are saying, there are people who unfortunately will be brain dead for whatever reason. Maybe they have got a massive stroke or maybe they've gotten a road traffic accident and they will not leave, and they will definitely pass on. What you are saying, brain death is equals to death. Speaker 11: According to the authority, cases targeted for the donor program are patients who may have died in an accident or have been recently removed from life support in hospital with the consent of the family. The authority says the regulations are also focusing on standards and unlawful organ harvesting and conflict of interest. Speaker 6: Once doctors make a diagnosis of brain death and the person who is brain dead has got healthy organs, then such organs should then be brought forward or be, transplanted on a living person. Because if they die, then they'll go with their organs. Speaker 11: By December this year, the draft bill will be ready with the team asking parliamentarians to support their move. Speaker 12: Can we educate Kenyans better? Can we get Kenyans to be able to, come out and become ambassadors for donation? Those especially those that, have benefited because I think that is what will start us on the journey. Every single journey of a 1000 steps starts with 1 step. And the first step is education, knowledge, and then get more and more people to become part of the movement. Speaker 11: Kenya Renewal Association President Doctor. John Giggis says Kenya is grappling with a shortage of kidney donors, a situation brought by underlining factors like health complications, mismatching blood groups, and other family related diseases. The cost of dialysis session and other cost infections currently stand at 76,000 shillings a month. Doctors say this will be reduced to 42,000 per month when patients undergo a successful kidney transplant. Francis Mtellaki, Citizen TV, Mombasa. Speaker 3: Next Speaker 12: speaker. Next speaker. Next speaker. Can I invite, madam?

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