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'Died Suddenly' Conspiracy Documentary Alleges COVID Vaccines Purposely Poisoned People As Part Of Planned Population Control

'Died Suddenly' Conspiracy Documentary Alleges COVID Vaccines Purposely Poisoned People As Part Of Planned Population Control

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Published November 22, 2022

Published November 22, 2022

In an effort to make Thanksgiving as awkward as possible, a documentary was released for free recently called Died Suddenly, which promotes a conspiracy theory that the COVID-19 vaccine was a scientific endeavor for inducing population control through increasing health defects and a myriad of other issues (most notably heart problems) causing "healthy people" to "die suddenly."

The documentary, which many are lumping together with Plandemic and Watch The Water, was broadcast for free and has now led to many claiming it as "truth."


There wasn't just the usual amount of pushback against the film but a fervent decrying of it from the medical community and regular people who were personally affected by the coronavirus, many having personally lost loved ones to the virus.

This resulted in the film being labeled disinformation and put at the same level as election result denial or calling the entire shutdown part of the New World Order as it trended on Twitter and ignited viral debates across social media.



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