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Stew Peters Interviews Dr. Zandre Botha, South Africa With Images of Vaccine Damage

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First published at 23:40 UTC on October 24th, 2021.

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Botha studied both the COVID vax itself as well as the blood of COVID-vaccinated patients. She used vials of COVID vax (Johnson and Johnson) in her analysis... Botha confirmed that the results were highly disturbing and that she had never seen anything like this in her 15 years of blood microscopy analysis. She stresses several times in the interview that she is not an expert however she has been looking at blood and samples under microscopes for a decade and a half. When she analyzed the blood of her vaxxed patients, she saw horrible examples of rouleau (the stacking and clumping of red blood cells together in columns).

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