May 21, 2020 - Brother Nathanael
06:38
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| How many generals does it take to make a vaccine? | |
| The entire Pentagon, it seems. | |
| Our war machine can't win any wars abroad, so let it fight invisible germs at home, and that might clean the slate. | |
| I mean, let's make the military great again! | |
| I think we're going to have a vaccine by the end of the year. | |
| We're doing very well with the vaccine. | |
| And I will tell you something. | |
| I just literally left a meeting. | |
| We're mobilizing our military and other forces, but we're mobilizing our military on the basis that we do have a vaccine. | |
| You know, it's a massive job to give this vaccine. | |
| Our military is now being mobilized. | |
| So at the end of the year, we're going to be able to give it to a lot of people very, very rapidly. | |
| He means Rapid USA, the Pentagon's $138 million contract with Abijek to facilitate the rapid production of pre-filled syringes for a COVID vaccine. | |
| And you're just doing something with syringes as well so that you can have it plentiful. | |
| You have enough vaccines. We will have tremendous force. | |
| Yep, enough stuffed vaccines, according to the press release. | |
| In fact, the contract with Apigek spurs the manufacture of 100 million pre-filled syringes for distribution by year-end 2020. | |
| With a pedal to the metal, RapidUSA accelerates the rattle trap with 500 million pre-filled syringes. | |
| That's 500 million doses by 2021 for some 300 million citizens that make up the U.S. population. | |
| So if the first dose makes you sick, the second might do the trick. | |
| We will have tremendous force because assuming we get it, then you have to distribute it. | |
| And unless you're mobilized and ready, you're not going to be able to do it for a long time. | |
| So we're starting now. We're of the assumption that by the end of the year we're going to have a vaccine and then we have to be able to give it, to use it on most of our population. | |
| Now, how many generals does it take to fight wars for the Jews? | |
| Most of the generals since Jewish Wall Street rewards them with retirement perks as board members of war corporations. | |
| And how many generals does it take to concoct a vaccine? | |
| There's one. There's two. | |
| There's the Pentagon chief. | |
| And that's three too many. | |
| The military, you see, has no business in civilian affairs, especially when it comes to pre-charge needles. | |
| For under the Posse Comitatus Act, the military is not to be used to enforce domestic policy. | |
| Do we need to debrief the Commander-in-Chief? | |
| Today I want to update you on the next stage of this momentous medical initiative. | |
| It's called Operation Warp Speed. | |
| That means big and it means fast. | |
| A massive scientific, industrial, and logistical endeavor unlike anything our country has seen since the Manhattan Project. | |
| Big. Fast. | |
| Massive. Unlike anything since the Manhattan Project, a joint military and scientific project during World War II. Driven by the Jew Albert Einstein, its aim was to develop an atom bomb against the threat of Germany. | |
| But much to the dismay of the Japanese, they missed. | |
| This time, the hit or miss is against the threat of invisible germs. | |
| Nobody's seen anything like we're doing now within our country since the Second World War. | |
| Incredible. Its objective is to finish developing and then to manufacture and distribute a proven coronavirus vaccine as fast as possible. | |
| It's a fast food vaccine. | |
| Well, that's fine for a Big Mac. | |
| But for a vaccine, speed kills. | |
| The great national project will bring together the best of American industry and innovation, the full resources of the United States government, and the excellence and precision of the United States military. | |
| We have the military totally involved. | |
| Waging a war right here in River City. | |
| When a vaccine is ready, the U.S. government will deploy every plane, truck and soldier required to help distribute it to the American people as quickly as possible. | |
| And taking us to the doctor's office, too? | |
| You have no right not to be vaccinated. | |
| You have no right not to wear a mask. | |
| You have no right to open up your business. | |
| Wait, can I stop you? No right not to be vaccinated? | |
| Meaning, if they decide you have to be vaccinated, we have to be vaccinated? | |
| Absolutely. And if you refuse to be vaccinated, the state has the power to literally take you to a doctor's office and plunge a needle into your arm. | |
| If you wanted more proof these people are the devil, I don't know what you'd want. | |
| I mean, if this state has the power, with Dershowitz and his tribe trashing our right to informed consent, every plane, truck, and soldier could throw us into that doctor's chair. | |
| But support our troops, whether it's wars for the Jews or jabbing Americans in the arm at home. | |
| I'm very excited about this team. | |
| It will be historic as we execute the mission that's been given to us. | |
| Something like enduring freedom. | |
| You know, our homeland defense mission in Afghanistan, which keeps on enduring, while our freedom keeps on shrinking. | |
| We can't seem to win a war against a visible enemy, so let's give an invisible one a try. | |
| This mission is about defeating the enemy. | |
| We will defeat the enemy. | |
| Why? Because winning matters. | |
| Like we won in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan. | |
| But we've got a new Corona meme. | |
| Winning matters. No matter the unemployment, the economic hardship, the food shortages, everybody will be a winner after all the germs are bombed, like the Germans. | |
| I mean the Japanese. But if Corona is hiding out in your body, then you're a carrier of Corona's armory. | |
| Every plane. Every truck, every soldier will track you, trace you, inject you, and yes, defeat the hell out of you. | |
| America will be great again. |
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