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TRUTH is mighty it will ultimately set us FREE it will prevail where there is PAINS to bring it to LIGHT!
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Forwarded from Raeven White
Working-class England in the 19th century. Especially the "female miners".
Official story :

A group of young boys left England for a new life in Australia in 1948
They travelled with a large group of other children from orphanages across England and Northern Ireland.


Truth :

The children are all fabricated. Then inverted.
Not orphans.
Not mankind.

Repopulation with fabricated entities.
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These are all fabricated entities.

See the gaits, the arms, the skulls.

England, the beginning of the 1900s, which means they were extracted from the incubators at the end of the 1800s.

Not girls.

Not boys.

Not men.

Not women.
1900

These were not women either ...
There were never any women in Woman Suffrage Association.

Reminder :

They hate biological women.
A cabbage-patch baby motif of a French postcard, c.1900
Multiple babies growing in a cabbage patch.
Multiple babies growing in a cabbage patch.
Forwarded from Mark Anthony
Well it does kind of portray the impression that the baby was ‘grown’, just as cabbages are grown, as opposed to born. 🤷‍♂️
Forwarded from Karina Matias
Babies among cabbages: mass production.
Forwarded from Purvi Xyz
Baby factories..
You see an entity wearing a shoulder yoke with multiple babies in water buckets.

And another one fishing with a net for multiple babies.

A third one on the dock, fishing with multiple babies too.

1800-1900


It's obvious, they have facilities in creating and growing their baby entities.
A kind of incubator in 1888.

The question is :

What were the incubators like thousands of years ago ?