Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg, Catherine Austin Fitts and Carolyn Betts talk all things pandemic propaganda on this week’s ‘Financial Rebellion’ episode. Find out how, even before the COVID-19 debacle, emergency powers may have been used and abused by vaccine manufacturers and those in power. Dr. Wodarg brings to light various protocols — testing, treatments, vaccination — and how these were portrayed by the media and utilized by healthcare professionals across the globe. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation!
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