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39 views • 06/01/2023
Share this meme to help to raise awarness what is being changed of how food is grown and produced. Vegetables and fruits are being grown, and domestic animals are being injected with mRNA vaccines. All this without our consent. I guess, it's not all about 'my body my choice' any-longer. Visit Greg Reese and other independents, to learn more about this pressing problem.
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