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Brian A Wilkins of TheCOVIDBlog.com wrote this very informative critical review of the documentary.  Highly recommended reading.  A few points from the review:

• The documentary unfortunately at 3:26 in the trailer, the film shows former University of Florida basketball player Keyontae Johnson collapsing during a game against Florida State.  This incident happened Dec. 12, 2020 – a week before the COVID shots were available to the public and months before they were available to the non-medical and non-elderly.  He also didn’t die.  People are using this mistake to discredit the entire documentary.
  • And now, Medpage Today (which I consider a medical rag paper) now has “experts” supposedly debunking claims made in the film; however, when you read it absolutely nothing is debunked. Instead, they engage in smear tactics and name-calling.  For instance one “expert” who is a MD claims the clots look exactly like common postmortem blood clots.  The embalmers in the film state the clots look like nothing they’ve ever seen before.
  • Unfortunately the film used footage from a pulmonary embolectomy in 2019.  While films often use stock footage, this time it will be used to discredit the entire film.
  • Regarding the link between cancer and the shots, Alden et al have demonstrated integration of 444 base pair amplicon or reporter region from the Pfizer shot into the human nucleus in a hepatoma cell line.  This paper has still NOT been challenged by any credible authority or disproven by experiments.  

By suppression of the natural tumor surveillance system(s) in even one cell, it is conceivable that reverse transcription could lead to cancer with a single ill-advised injection of mRNA if it was delivered to a cancer-prone cell line in a susceptible person. ~ Dr. Peter McCullough

• • And a Swedish study done a full year before the Alden study shows the spike protein entering the cell nuclei, and suppressing DNA repair, which also demonstrates the cancer, immunodeficiency, autoimmune, and aging potential.  None of this is new, but it’s all being denied with blanket statements – no proof.
• They unfortunately used Bigfoot during the psychological operations segment, which has nothing to do with the subject matter and also provides yet another opportunity to discount the entire movie as a “conspiracy theory.”
• It’s too partisan and too much Steve Kirsch.  I would agree.  There are “bad guys” on every side and this is a life and death issue.  Stick to the facts, be fair, and don’t muddy the waters.
• The film needed attribution (who, what, when, where, why) on the details of all the deformed babies.
• It’s a very fair and honest review.  Highly recommend.  It’s also a reminder that we all need to be as accurate as possible and keep politics out of it.  People’s lives are at stake.