you can download it by clicking on the link. It's the highest resolution facebook provides. I will email you directly a 5MB low rez version which they also provide. You should buy IDM, internet download manager. it's cheap and worth your effort.
How do we interpret the statement by the interviewer that Ashley had initially told people that her fiancé did not die of the jab? If true, what does that do to Ashley's credibility, regardless of her reasons for doing so? I'm not trying to be a jerk, but the question hangs out there and is worth asking, IMO.
I couldn't begin to answer your question without listening intently to this entire interview; but, now that you have prodded me to do so, I would point out that Rory got jabbed on Nov. 5th and once the palpitations began, they continued for around eleven days and occurred mainly at night when he was trying to sleep. According to Ashleigh, Rory, himself, didn't at first believe it was the jab and it wasn't until after his death that she started looking at his phone activity and saw that he had begun to research myocarditis. At one point during the interview, Ashleigh states that, if she were to be perfectly honest, she didn't want to believe it was the injection; because, she had been the one who encouraged him to get it. - So, now having heard all of this, I can understand perfectly well why she might say initially to strangers that he didn't die of the jab, not to simply shut them up, but to give her time to process all of this info and put it in perspective with her feelings of guilt. - So, I have no questions regarding Ashleigh's credibility: she just lost the person she was going to spend the rest of her life with; and, regardless of what others tell her about who is truly culpable, she's going to continue to wish she had never encouraged Rory to take the jab.
You have a big heart, Celia. Thanks for all the effort you put into your stack. BTW, for vids like that you might try to capture the content using the Ant video recording tool. I was able to record vids from a lot of different platforms for sharing, though I never tried one from Facebook because I never had an account there.
Celia, I intercepted the video and uploaded it to <https://www.mediafire.com/file/2i4h58t3wyri9m5/Ashleigh%25E2%2580%2599s-testimony-Hi-Rez_.mkv/file>
you can download it by clicking on the link. It's the highest resolution facebook provides. I will email you directly a 5MB low rez version which they also provide. You should buy IDM, internet download manager. it's cheap and worth your effort.
They let me watch it but I would not join again...
Fuckerberg is one of them
They made the SF GH put his name in front
Fuckerberg
Video is heartbreaker
Have you tried posting it on Rumble or Odyssey?
There's also the following 14 minute interview of Ashleigh Wilson:
Rory James (26) died only 12 days after his Pfizer jab | interview with Ashleigh Wilson
https://www.bitchute.com/video/wI1ymcS0ThrK/
How do we interpret the statement by the interviewer that Ashley had initially told people that her fiancé did not die of the jab? If true, what does that do to Ashley's credibility, regardless of her reasons for doing so? I'm not trying to be a jerk, but the question hangs out there and is worth asking, IMO.
I couldn't begin to answer your question without listening intently to this entire interview; but, now that you have prodded me to do so, I would point out that Rory got jabbed on Nov. 5th and once the palpitations began, they continued for around eleven days and occurred mainly at night when he was trying to sleep. According to Ashleigh, Rory, himself, didn't at first believe it was the jab and it wasn't until after his death that she started looking at his phone activity and saw that he had begun to research myocarditis. At one point during the interview, Ashleigh states that, if she were to be perfectly honest, she didn't want to believe it was the injection; because, she had been the one who encouraged him to get it. - So, now having heard all of this, I can understand perfectly well why she might say initially to strangers that he didn't die of the jab, not to simply shut them up, but to give her time to process all of this info and put it in perspective with her feelings of guilt. - So, I have no questions regarding Ashleigh's credibility: she just lost the person she was going to spend the rest of her life with; and, regardless of what others tell her about who is truly culpable, she's going to continue to wish she had never encouraged Rory to take the jab.
You have a big heart, Celia. Thanks for all the effort you put into your stack. BTW, for vids like that you might try to capture the content using the Ant video recording tool. I was able to record vids from a lot of different platforms for sharing, though I never tried one from Facebook because I never had an account there.