Terrific interview by Sarah Westall of Rima Laibow. Find Part 1 of 2 of the interview podcast here [https://bit.ly/42lcTIM] and Part 2 of 2 here.Multi Decade Infertility Program Worldwide, Great Culling & the 7 Dwarfs w/ Dr. Rima Laibow (1of2) https://t.co/oaMGp9apSz
— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) May 5, 2023
In 1974 the World Holocaust Organization created a commission to develop a vaccine to eliminate fertility in human beings. Now they had divided it into two committees, a committee for the creation of a vaccine that would induce male sterility and a committee for the creation of a vaccine that would induce female infertility. So they worked on that and they got real good at that and indeed the WHO was found guilty of genocide in the Philippines by the high court for the involuntary sterilization of an unknown millions of Filipinas.
Dr. Rima Laibow. Back in the 90s, she warned about Covid vaccines. Her husband was a high-level general in the military, Major Albert Stubblebine.
Informed him of what was going on and then Bates on his background, he started realizing oh my gosh so talk about that a little bit the husband Major General Alberta and stuff will find the third US Army was a West Point graduate kid he was an Army grad and he followed in his Father's Footsteps and became West Point grad, class of '29, and he followed in his father's footsteps and became a West Point grad in 1952 and then he became a very important pooh-bah in military intelligence and when he was on active duty created remote viewing because he figured out that the Russians were doing that and we were in a race of many many dimensions with the Russians, the Cold War, and he said, well, we better do the same thing. 2009 movie starring George Clooney, The Men Who Stare at Goats, based on the 2004 non-fiction of the same title. That was a movie to make him ludicrous. It was a joke based on his work that was serious. Well, it wasn't a joke, it was a political ax job but it was based on his work, yes. He was a true visionary. He retired in 1984, and over the year and a half before I met him in 1991, a number of people said to me that you have to meet Stubblebine and you have to work with him because the two of you have similar visions, and I said, "I want nothing to do with him." First, he's a career military officer . . . ah, ah, ah ah. Second, I was an anti-war activist forever. Further, he's good at it. They made him a general. And we all know that generals are callous monsters who have no commitment to humanity . . . and I was quite sure that I was correct.
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