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SATANIC BETRAYAL: American Christian Pastors Coerced Congregants to Take COx-VID Jaxbs Through Covert “Faith4Vaccines” Scheme

by mosesman

  • SATANIC BETRAYAL: American Christian Pastors Coerced Congregants to Take COVID Jabs Through Covert “Faith4Vaccines” Scheme
    by Ethan Huff, https://www.naturalnews.com/
    In exchange for cash bribes from the government, thousands of American pastors pushed Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “vaccines” on their congregants, many of whom are now chronically ill or dead as a result.
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    The report from America Out Loud explains that a government program called “Faith4Vaccines,” which was birthed out of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) vaccine propaganda machine COVID-19 Community Corps, convinced money-grubbing “faith leaders” to sell out their flocks to Big Pharma.
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    The COVID-19 Community Corps has 86 founding members, most of them falling into the “faith leaders” category. They include (but are not limited to):

    • American Baptist Church
    • Catholic Charities USA
    • Episcopal Church
    • National Association of Evangelicals
    • Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
    • New York Jewish Agenda

    (Related: Remember when Southern Baptist leader Al Mohler tried to manipulated Christians into getting “vaccinated” for COVID because “that’s what Jesus would do?”)
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    Manipulating scripture to brainwash
    Some so-called pastors were not just swayed by money to manipulate their congregants, though. Through careful trickery, government officials manipulated scripture and biblical concepts to convince faith leaders that Jesus wanted them to push COVID jabs on their congregants.
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    Former National Institutes of Health (NIH) “Reverend-Doctor” Francis Collins – yes, he actually calls himself that – spoke to hundreds of faith leaders back in 2021 claiming that COVID jabs were God’s “answer to prayer.” He urged all of them to push the shots as part of a “love your neighbor moment.”
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    “In what was a sermon-like address tailored to appeal to these faith leaders, Collins admonished them not to believe ‘conspiracy theories’ about ‘possible side effects’ – which Collins falsely said were untrue,” reports America Out Loud about Collins’ bizarre speech.
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