The main theme of Monday’s Tore Says Show is about the upcoming rollout of Disease X – aka, The Big One, “That will get attention this time,” according to Bill Gates.
The abiding message all of Tore’s podcasts is that the major problems we’re currently facing are the result of our stolen elections and that if we’re upset about the COVID mandates, illegal immigration and child trafficking, that what we really need to be is focused on getting rid of the election-stealing machines, so that we can actually get representatives into our government who will reverse these policies.
Tore would ridicule Dr Jane Ruby and the other brave physicians who were coming forward with their discoveries of graphene oxide and self-assembling nanotechnology in the vials, as well as giant, rubbery white clots in the bodies of the deceased. Tore implied that these were all grifters who were distracting us from the only thing that really matters, which is removing the election machines.
I remember Tore saying this at the height of the vaxxine rollout and feeling completely betrayed. She may as well have become another vaccine pusher, like CNN’s Leana Wen and I was so demoralized that I stopped listening to Tore for a few months in 2021.
I felt the same sense of betrayal with Trump’s incessant endorsement of the vaxx. Jim Willie and others have said that Trump was only endorsing the vaxx because otherwise, he’d get killed. Don’t they want to kill him anyway? Does this mean extra killed?
During a recent Tore Says Show, maybe two or three podcasts ago, she made a very brief statement, apologizing for not talking about the vaxx and saying that she would have been killed if she had done so. It was almost a throwaway comment, because she immediately started talking about something else. I was glad to finally hear her say something like that.
Today, she ended her podcast with this cryptic statement:
“I was a little late to this whole COVID party. I really wish I was a little sooner rather than later but I didn’t expect that people would defy President Trump. I did not expect that. I believed that there were people that would have not defied him and I apologize for that. I should have been more on point with that.”
So, I’m glad that she’s addressing this and I suspect that Trump will soon be forced to do the same. In a recent podcast interview, former BlackRock analyst, Ed Dowd, who is now a treasurer of RFK Jr’s presidential campaign said that as November draws closer, the issue of the poison shot is going to become more important in the election, as there are millions of Americans who have now become single-issue voters, with regard to the vaxx.
As the founder of Children’s Health Defense and as a lawyer, I would have to guess that RFK Jr’s main strategy against Trump will be to build an absolutely withering case against Trump and his administration’s Operation Warp Speed and that Trump needs to be ready.
