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Judicial Watch files lawsuit against Anthony Fauci and the W.H.O.

Judicial Watch files lawsuit against Anthony Fauci and the W.H.O. To get to the bottom of what Anthony Fauci truly knows about the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), Judicial Watch has filed a lawsuit against the National Institutes of Health (NIH) demanding the release of all communications between Fauci and the World Health Organization (WHO). Because Fauci claims... By Ethan Huff | Read the full story New Videos from Brighteon.com Lockdowns weaponized against humanityWatch this video The chance of a US dollar collapse is 100 percentWatch this video Plandemic Planners Threaten A Dark Winter For America - #NewWorldNextWeekWatch this video Featured Articles Have you been tested for the novel-Bill-Gates-19 virus? Do you have Fauci-Syndrome? Get ready for the depopulation vaccine that will exterminate the masses (opinion)By S.D. Wells | Read the full story Sponsor: Stock up on long-term storable lab-verified Nascent Iodine before SHTF. Military vaccine mandates? 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