Singer dies after deliberately catching COVID-19
2022-01-20
Pete Sequeira
01-20
So she choked to death but her death is blamed on Covid! Just like the guy in Orlando who was involved in a motorcycle crash but his death was blamed on Covid. How many millions of people worldwide who died WITH Covid have been listed as having died FROM Covid. The truth is starting to come out at last!
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Guest
01-20
Click bait and more propaganda! What a joke. Back ache and choking to death now equal Covid. Ugh. Not everything is Covid believe it or not. Spoiler alert, people die of other things!
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K C Drumheller
01-20
The dimwitted truly believe in there minds that they are full witted. And Then unfortunately they find out that they were merely half-witted in a very sad way.
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