As we seem to be headed for another fraudulent “pandemic/PLANdemic” (back-to-back pandemics - what are the odds?), I am looking for the following information:
1. Did NHS Wales play a role in the monkeypox pandemic “simulation” that was conducted by the Nuclear Threat Initiative in March 2021?
2. Is it pronounced “monkeypox” or “MONEYpox”?
3. As witnessed during covid, are NHS Wales nurses currently practicing their Tiktok routines to showcase how empty the hospitals really are?
4. Does NHS Wales have a plentiful supply of Midazolam to mass-murder monkeypox patients using the same method as the NHS used to mass-murder covid patients?
5. Will NHS Wales again be applying blanket “Do Not Resuscitate” orders to monkeypox patients without their consent?
6. What is the approximate number of patients NHS Wales hopes will die as a result of not being able to get life-saving appointments due to the monkeypox “PLANdemic”?
7. Will doctors again be forced to only use “approved” treatment regimes which invariably make the patient’s health situation worse while at the same time suppressing known, effective treatments?
And finally,
8. Did NHS Wales’ credibility die WITH covid or FROM covid? (Do you see what I did there)
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