Fall Of Rome

@joeyarnoldvn · 4 days ago

2024-05-16

Romans drank out of led-covered jars, led makes you aggressive, angry, crazy, thus the fall of Rome, the Roman Empire. DARPA Adept Protect came out in 2012, it was all about using DNA or RNA vaccines...

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