The Ronald McDonald's house doesn't care about children. They're part of the narrative, no vaccine, no lodging. You and your family — evicted into the dead of winter.
Christmas awaits us,
Evicted without due process.
News Flash, Child Froze.
— senryu
The Leukemia didn't get the chance to end a child's life. The corporate shills, backed by BigPharma, did. Any who refuse their will, dead. Yet in the same breath they play on the heart string of, "help the children" and donate to their cause.
Because in Eastern Montana, the Ronald McDonald House Charities help families:
- $25 donation buys a week’s worth of on-the-go lunches and snacks
- $50 donation buys 2 Night’s Lodging for a family of 4 guests
- $75 donation helps fill their pantry with comfort food for the families
- $125 donation covers the “true cost” for 1 night’s stay including common area space and laundry facilities
Words of deceit spew from their lips,
"Give us your tips;
Children in need,
Supply and feed."
We'll provide them with a new life,
Protect from strife:
A room and meal,
A place to heal.
But they must agree to our creed.
The jabs the deed.
Pay up or leave
On Christmas Eve.
— minute poem
Don't comply, you're out. Did this occur on Christmas? Maybe, but it happened in Canada in the dead of winter. A father’s five-year-old, stricken with leukemia, faces the unthinkable. Genocide by decree — take the experimental jab and face its adverse deadly reactions. Or, take your chance in the Canadian snow.
Even though the administrator admits the jab doesn't work. Logic and science have no use. It's comply or die.
A city darkened
Its light can no longer shine
Corruption covers its streets
A child stricken
Their soul fades into the night
Experimental vaccines.
— sedoka
May God help these children as evil has come full circle. Lawlessness breaches every facet of society. From the top down, every politician has their hand in the game. I'm not one to preach, at least not yet. But if the world does not repent, may God have mercy on us all. The hours at hand.
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