Full 1984, German Police Raid Doctor During YouTube Live Stream

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Unfortunately for this German Doctor, he thought he could go onto the internet and speak his mind. Doctor or no, the police are going to come in and arrest you for speaking out against this very dangerous virus.  This virus is so dangerous that we need the government to arrest people that question it.  If people start to question this virus, people might get the false impression that the government is trying to be deceptive.  Your government is not deceptive, it loves you, it loves you so much that it is willing to send the SWAT team into a poor innocent doctor’s house to save you from his lies.  

 

 

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