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Press conference held at a Hotel in Estonia

Press conference | speech held by Meryl Nass
Meryl Nass, üle 37 aasta pikkuse staažiga sisehaiguste arst ning bioloogilise sõja ekspert USA-st, räägib WHO ning teiste organisatsioonide võtetest pandeemiate planeerimisel ning võimuhaaramise plaanidest. WCH Estonia pressikonverents, 21.11.202...

following Presentation was used by Dr. Meryl Nass for a briefing of parliamentarians in the Estonian Parliament

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Dr. Nass is a physician and researcher who proved the world's largest anthrax epidemic was due to biological warfare. She revealed the dangers of the anthrax vaccine. Her license was suspended for prescribing COVID medications and 'misinformation.'
Disentangling COVID disinformation since 2020:
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