Trudeau gets a booster shot.
What is wrong with this medical procedure?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb3hMV5H8dI
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Trudeau gets a booster shot.
What is wrong with this medical procedure?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb3hMV5H8dI
All I see are effeminate noodle arms getting injected with pure soy lol
Totally improper procedure. She is supposed to squeeze the deltoid muscle and keep it like that when injecting. Looks like a fake show.
Justintimefordough isn't wearing a proper mask and the nurse should be wearing a visor?
It’s the same video as the first release, when he allegedly got the first shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty55
The nurse obviously doesn’t want to soil her gloves by touching him !!!
Unnecessary cause it doesn't work?
You guys are good!
Have a look at this video with caption.
https://rumble.com/vs5j1f-fake-trudeau-vax.html
they sent the doses meant for trudeau and the political elite to St Thomas!
https://globalnews.ca/news/8466294/s...public-health/
With out starting a big arguement, that is identical to the vaccine shot I received. Like if my face was in place of his and I don't have any tattoos you wouldn't know the difference.
The syringes are loaded at a different location and slipped back into the wrapper and brought to the injection site. And the nurse never touched my arm once.
I know that isn't near as fun and claiming a big conspiracy, but its a fact and first hand knowledge.
No need to insult me for taking the vaccine. I have my reasons and I'm comfortable with them, and no I don't believe anyone else should be forced to.
With all the reports of myocarditis the jab given as shown should cease and the proper method should be aspiration.
Blindly sticking a needle into some ones shoulder is asking for trouble.
Also, a preloaded needle is alarming as well. No wonder there are reports of saline only injections.
My shots have always been directly from a vial.
https://www.10news.com/news/in-depth...id-vaccination
the covid vac comes with I believe 7 or 8 shots per vile and are diluted with saline. This is done by one nurse at a separate table (fully in view in my case) and the loaded needles are moved to the table where they are administered.
Not saying that is how its being done everywhere, but in my case it was.
Thank you for the clarification and sharing your experience.