June 2023 #1999 Joe Rogan Robert Kennedy Jr. Spanish flu was vaccine induced masks make it worse
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In Joe Rogan's superb interview (#1999) of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. part of their conversation covers the cause of Spanish Flu during the First World War.
It is believed now that the infamous Spanish Flu, which took millions of lives, was induced by a vaccine, and that the wearing of masks exacerbated the problem by turbo-charging the illness into a co-bacterial-viral infection which caused severe pneumonia.
Wearing of masks is obviously an extremely unhealthy thing to do as one is re-breathing exhaled air which is now deficient of oxygen and loaded with carbon-dioxide. If one has an infection to boot, then rebreathing infected air is clearly a cocktail for making ones ailment worse.
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