How Bad is my Batch? Craig Paardekooper howbad.info

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Published on Jun 15, 2022
Source 25 Dec 2021 https://www.bitchute.com/video/7ceblBHfSXJD/
Seeing that there is such a wide variation in the number of adverse reactions, number of deaths and number of disabilities associated with different batches, it made sense to create an app/ website where people could look up a batch code and see if that batch was on record for causing problems.
The website is available here - http://www.howbad.info
How Bad is My Batch is quite simple to use, and is recommended for doctors and nurses - so they can see if a batch is bad before administering it.
For the same reason, it is recommended for parents and teachers - who are responsible for the welfare of the children. Parents and teachers can check the historical records for the safety of a particular batch here - http://www.howbad.info
If you would like to host this app on your own website, then you can download the source code as a compressed file directly from the website.
It is hoped that this app will raise awareness of the variability between batches, and also help people to make a more informed decision as to whether they want vaccine from any particular batch - based upon the number of deaths, disabilities and life threatening illnesses associated with that batch historically.
Lien vers le site web de balance la babouche
https://balancemababouche.com
Le site web des gardiens du vivant
https://desgardiens.com

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