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10 stories they chose not to tell you this week.

The Vigilant Fox

Dec 08, 2024

10 - COVID “Vaccines” Hit By New Bombshell

First, a court ruled that the COVID shots aren’t vaccines after all.

Now, a new Florida lawsuit takes it even further, calling them “weapons of mass destruction.”

Dr. Francis Boyle states: “It is my expert opinion that ‘COVID-19 nanoparticle injections’ or ‘mRNA nanoparticle injections’ or ‘COVID-19 injections meet the criteria of biological weapons and weapons of mass destruction according to Biological Weapons 18 USC § 175; Weapons and Firearms § 790.166 Fla.Stat. (2023).”

Dr. Boyle’s words hold tremendous weight because he is the architect of the 1989 Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act.

The lawsuit, filed on December 1, demands an immediate BAN on COVID-19 injections in Florida, claiming they violate multiple laws, including Florida’s Weapons of Mass Destruction statute, Fraud statute, and Medical Consent Law. The lawsuit also argues the shots are classified as bioweapons under state and federal definitions.

Leading the charge is Dr. Joseph Sansone, joined by a team of experts: Dr. Francis Boyle, Dr. Ana Mihalcea, Dr. Rima Laibow, Dr. Marivic Villa, Dr. Andrew Zywiec, Karen Kingston, and Dr. Avery Brinkley.

This lawsuit comes as a new study has just confirmed alarming levels of DNA contamination in the COVID-19 injection vials.

Dr. Sansone, the mastermind behind the lawsuit, adds that the COVID shots are a “threat to the human genome” and, therefore, a threat to “the future existence of our species.”

He joins the show to discuss. This is a jaw-dropping conversation.

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8 - James O’Keefe Drops Shocking New Video Exposing FEMA in North Carolina

7 - Tony Blinken Pushes for Unimaginable Evil in Ukraine

6 - Serial Liar Adam Schiff Officially Resigns From Congress Effective December 8

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#4 - Peter Hotez Sends an Ominous Message to the Trump administration.

#3 - WEF Document Seeks Global Government & Digital ID for Life “Within” the Internet

#2 - New documentary exposes the US government for running the largest child trafficking network in the history of the world.

#1 - Australian Medical Icon Breaks Down in Tears Confronting Gov’t Officials Over COVID Vaccine Disaster

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More Brazilian music recommendations

Here's a list of five Brazilian songs that tells a story:

'Faroeste Caboclo' by Legião Urbana

Não tinha medo o tal João de Santo Cristo Era o que todos diziam quando ele se perdeu Deixou pra trás todo o marasmo da fazenda Só pra sentir no seu sangue o ódio que Jesus lhe deu

The song 'Faroeste Caboclo' by the band Legião Urbana is one of the most iconic of Brazilian rock. It's 9 minutes long and tells the saga of João de Santo Cristo, a fiction character whose story is narrated as a modern epic. The lyrics, written by Renato Russo, are a social critique about inequality, violence and redemption, set in the urban and political context of Brasília (capital of Brazil) in the 1980s. I put a video of the song with the lyrics in Portuguese above and you can find the English lyrics here.

A curiosity: This song inspire a Brazilian movie of the same name.

'Eduardo e Mônica' by Legião Urbana

Quem um dia irá dizer que não existe razão Nas coisas feitas pelo coração E quem me irá dizer que não existe razão Eduardo abriu os olhos, mas não quis se levantar Ficou deitado e viu que horas eram Enquanto Mônica tomava um conhaque No outro canto da cidade, como eles disseram

Another one from Legião Urbana! Definitely a band I'll recommend a lot here! This song, another classic, tells the story of an unlikely couple, Eduardo and Mônica, who fall in love with each other despite their differences. You can find the lyrics in English and Portuguese side by side here.

A curiosity: This song also inspired a Brazilian movie of the same name.

'O Cristo de Madeira' by Ana Carolina

Saiu da cadeia sem um puto Sol na cara monstruoso Ele é da alma "trip" dos malucos Belo, mas nunca vaidoso Um dia comparado a mil anos Saiu lendo o evangelho Vida e morte valem o mesmo tanto Evolução do novo para o velho

This is a recent favorite! This song tells the story of a man, an ex-criminal, who just came out of prison and have to deal with life after that. You can find the lyrics in English and Portuguese side by side here.

'O Cachimbo da Paz' by Gabriel O Pensador

Maresia, sente a maresia Maresia, uh Maresia, sente a maresia Maresia, uh Apaga a fumaça do revólver, da pistola Manda a fumaça do cachimbo pra cachola Acende, puxa, prende, passa Índio quer cachimbo, índio quer fazer fumaça

In the plot of the song, an ineffective and lazy president meets an indigenous who offers him the 'peace pipe', a metaphor for marijuana or any substance that promotes peace and tranquility. The president, delighted with the soothing effect of the pipe, appoints the indigenous as Minister of Justice. The arrival of the indigenous to the city and the distribution of the pipe generate a series of events. This song is a scathing social critique that addresses the issue of urban violence, the ineffectiveness of authorities and the hypocrisy surrounding drug policies. You can find the lyrics in English and Portuguese side by side here.

'Era Um Garoto, Que Como Eu, Amava Os Beatles e os Rolling Stones' by Engenheiros do Hawaii

Era um garoto que como eu Amava os Beatles e os Rolling Stones Girava o mundo sempre a cantar As coisas lindas da América Não era belo, mas mesmo assim Havia mil garotas a fim Cantava Help and Ticket to Ride Oh Lady Jane e Yesterday

This song is the Brazilian version of the Italian song 'C'era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles e i Rolling Stones'. In the Brazilian version, brings a narrative about youth, the music and horrors of war, specifically the Vietnam War. This song tells a story of a boy, experiencing the cultural effervescence of the 60s, but has his life drastically changing for being called up to the Vietnam War. You can find the lyrics in English and Portuguese side by side here.

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Créditos das imagens: Leonir Gameiro. Assistam ao vídeo, está um amorzinho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skeqc3YFFUI

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