Ebola, Aids, and the Biological Warfare Program to Eradicate the Black Race
Aylmer von Fleischer
Aylmer von Fleischer
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During the anti-apartheid struggle, the apartheid scientists set up a secret biological and chemical warfare program known as Project Coast. Their plan included the development of top-priority bio-weapons that could kill Blacks only. The plan also included a project to create contraceptives to make Blacks sterile.
Project Coast was set up with the help of mostly Western nations. Both western and apartheid scientists have carried out bio-weapons experiments in Africa.
It has now been estimated that by 2050, Africa's population could increase to 2.4 billion, the increase mostly occurring in Sub-Saharan Africa. Ebola and Aids are genetically-modified viruses created to depopulate Africa and destroy the Black race.
Project Coast was set up with the help of mostly Western nations. Both western and apartheid scientists have carried out bio-weapons experiments in Africa.
It has now been estimated that by 2050, Africa's population could increase to 2.4 billion, the increase mostly occurring in Sub-Saharan Africa. Ebola and Aids are genetically-modified viruses created to depopulate Africa and destroy the Black race.
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Willie “WillIsrael” Adams
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July 4, 2024
The truth of the Gentiles(white people) is horrifying. They will have to answer to the Lord when the times of the Gentiles is fulfilled
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