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The Superstition Podcast 0029 – Bat Labs, Plastics, and Adverse Reactions. Oh My!

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:43 — 66.9MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSIt’s yesterday’s podcast today. Something like time travel. Or maybe it was brought to you by angels. The Great One finishes up the Bat Lab and moves on the adverse reaction to the Ebola virus vaccination. You may ask “is the EbolaVaxx safe and effective?” You may ask that. What do you think? Source material for this episode: https://CynLibSoc.com/clsology/sources/TSP-0028.zip The Superstition Podcast theme song is Superstition by Stevie Wonder. Are you superstitious? Do you believe in things you don’t understand? Things like global warming, fiat currency, … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0028 – The Thirteen Commandments of Wuhan from Medium.com and More From The Bat Lab and Illegal Medical Advice.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:43 — 67.3MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSWhen you have to put this much effort into stopping people from questioning your narative your narative might be flawed. Prohibited Health claims Denial of effectiveness of social distancing or quarantine for COVID-19, or calls encouraging people to suspend these practices. Calls to avoid seeking professional medical care for COVID-19 in favor of unproven alternative treatments alone.* Calls to apply, ingest, or otherwise utilize illicit or potentially harmful substances as preventive or curative treatments. Calls to self-administer potentially harmful medications without proper medical supervision as preventive … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0027 – Going Back To The CSU Bat Lab. Meeting Batwoman. The New WuVax. All This And Even More!

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:43 — 69.3MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSQuick Robin! Back to the Bat Lab! TGO talks about the newest WuVax, future WuVas, the Bat Lab, Tropic Thunder, worthless degrees that turned out to not be worthless after all, the exterminations, and some other stuff. Source material for this episode: https://CynLibSoc.com/clsology/sources/TSP-0026.zip The Superstition Podcast theme song is Superstition by Stevie Wonder. Are you superstitious? Do you believe in things you don’t understand? Things like global warming, fiat currency, HIV exploding in the heterosexual population, healing crystals, astrology, liberal arts degrees, Wuhan virus exploding among … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0026 – Bat Lab in Fort Collins? Or Bullshit in Fort Collins? What Is True and What Is Click Bait.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:43 — 69.6MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSEveryone is a fucking idiot. Even, or should I say especially, some of those who claim to be in our corner. Meanwhile, a new $12 million, U.S.-taxpayer-funded lab is being built in Fort Collins, Colorado, just 65 miles north of Denver Health, where healthcare workers received the Ebola vaccine “in case of a future outbreak.” The lab will import bats from around the world and experiment on dangerous diseases, according to The Daily Mail. Proposals for the 14,000 sqft facility indicate the lab could store and … Continue reading →

More Death By Suddenly

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Got these links from Common Filth. I remember when I was in high school. High school & college athletes were dropping dead all the time. Two in one week. This is normal. This has always happened. To question the commonality of young athletes dying of suddenly is racist. You don’t want to be racist do you? Nurses are heroes. Fat is beautiful. Some women have penises. Both of them were coloured. Where is BLM on this? Drexel basketball player Terrence Butler was found dead in his apartment Wednesday morning, the university announced. Butler was entering his third season at Drexel … Continue reading →

Follow The Wuhan Science: A Systematic Review Of Autopsy Findings In Deaths After Covid-19 Vaccination

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Yes. The Great One is still alive. Unlike all those athletes who died suddenly. Will I ever podcast again? Yes. Just wait for it. I’m watching anime. Will tell you about it. Until then… A Lancet review of 325 autopsies after Covid vaccination found that 74% of the deaths were caused by the vaccine – but the study was removed within 24 hours. The paper, a pre-print that was awaiting peer-review, is written by leading cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, Yale epidemiologist Dr. Harvey Risch and their colleagues at the Wellness Company and was published online on Wednesday on the pre-print … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0025 – Day 996 of 15 Days To Flatten The Curve. The WuVaxxers Ask For Amnesty While Being Completely Open With Their Intention To Destroy You.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:09:06 — 66.9MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSThe left continues to push their Wuhan Hoax Amnesty agenda. Adam Piggott and I have responded to this individually and together on The Greasy Pole. I now find I have one more element that supports my conclusions on the Wuhan Hoax (WuHoax?) Amnesty. In case you have forgotten my conclusions, or if you are new here, they are: 1. This is the hill to die on. 2. Never forgive. 3. Never forget. 4. The WuVaxxed are traitors and at some point will turn on you. Liberals … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0024 – Kingdom Of Wamynz Episode II: Mira Grant Reveals How Wamynz Value Themselves Over Everyone Else On Earth. Including “The Childrenz” Which Wamynz Only Use As A Shield.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:43 — 67.4MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSWe wrap up discussing the book “Kingdom of Needle and Bone” by Mira Grant. In the end this book is a wonderful example of a wamynz revealing the true nature of wamynz while being too stupid to know she is doing so. Never forget: Republicans think women should vote. The introductory ambience to The Superstition Podcast is Rise of the Ancients from Tabletop Audio. The Superstition Podcast theme song is Superstition by Stevie Wonder. Are you superstitious? Do you believe in things you don’t understand? Things … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0023 – Kingdom Of Wamynz Episode I: Mira Grant Reveals How Little Women Understand Science, Logistics, Themselves, or Anything Other Than Their Own Survival.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 54:20 — 67.5MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSI wasn’t going to do it. Then I had to. We delve back into the book “Kingdom of Needle and Bone” by Mira Grant. I don’t think Mira has a clue about what she has written here. And why would she? She’s a woman and has no self-awareness. This book illustrates why women are objects not agents. It illustrates how little women understand logistics and how things work. It illustrates how women are capable of only a simplified view of the world. It illustrates how women … Continue reading →

The Superstition Podcast 0022 – New York State Laws: Indefinite Detention for The Contagious. Elimination of Religious Exemptions To Vaxxing. Vaxxing Your Children Without Your Consent. Get. The. Fuck. Out. Of. New. York.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:11:20 — 84.9MB)Subscribe to the podcast. RSSThe government of New York state considers a number of laws which should bitch slap you so hard that you land in reality. Since recording the podcast I’ve figured out where each of this bill currently is in the process. The Indefinite Detention law has been stricken, the rest are still up for consideration. As I said in the podcast the fact that the government even thought of enacting these laws and didn’t mind letting you know it should scare you. If your slave masters will … Continue reading →