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Betrayed: The Israeli Face Of Pain After Pfizer Shots
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Betrayed: The Israeli Face Of Pain After Pfizer Shots

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Celia Farber
Oct 3, 2021
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“What can I say? Your son goes to sleep and in the morning you find him dead. It’s horrible.”

When you see real people, faces, voices, against the ordinary backdrops of their homes, and you see the sorrow in their eyes, it becomes impossible to keep wild sorrow at bay any longer. Words become displaced by tears. Even rage, you realize, is a waiting room, a stalling place where you numb the sorrow, where you keep it slightly away from your heart. And the outpost thought, looping constantly, the train’s last station: “This can’t be happening.”

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Annaliberated
Oct 4, 2021

absolutely heartbreaking. Your words above C encapsulate the shock, horror and deepest grief that anyone could knowingly be doing this to another human being. But that's just it - it appears that they are not human or at least have departed from everything that makes us human. If this has given any of these poor victims some small bit of hope and strength they must know that those of us aware are fighting to stop this every day and speaking out so that we can save another life and save our children from this harm. Thank you Celia xxx

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James Schaeffer
Oct 5, 2021

The monsters at u tube removed the video. Truth is their enemy, apparently.

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