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India Children Vax Guinea Pigs

A clip from the PLANDEMIC: INDOCTORNATION documentary, courtesy of London Real, reveals that in 2009 two American Big Pharma giants administered untested vaccinations to tribal girls in India without proper study and paperwork.

The girls were told they were receiving wellness shots and, in many cases, without the informed consent of a parent or guardian. Mary Holland, vice-chair and general counsel  of the Children’s Health Defense, said the girls were told the vaxxes were going to cure cancer, but many of them became severely injured.

The vaccination program traces back to the sinister Bill Gates Foundation, who incentivized Bollywood celebrities to urge the public to submit to mass vaccination. Here’s more.

Go! Girl! Go!–Cuarenta y Cinco

Helen appears as the sexy cabaret star Loveleena in Agent Vinod, Bollywood’s 1977 answer to James Bond. Born in Burma to an Anglo Indian officer and a Burmese nurse, Helen and her family migrated to India as refugees in 1942 after the Japanese overran Burma during WWII. Famous for playing vamps, Helen starred in more than 350 movies. She retired in 1983 after she married screenwriter Salim Khan, but has returned to the screen in recent years, now cast as a grandmother. Agent Vinod, by the way, was remade earlier this year, emerging as one of Bollywood’s top-grossing films of 2012.

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Go! Girl! Go! — Cinco

Playing the prostitute Heera, Rani Mukerji leads a spirited village dance in the 2005 Bollywood epic The Rising. It’s based on a true-life historical incident — the Indian Uprising of 1857, in which Hindu and Muslim soldiers turned against the colony’s British rulers. The catalyst for the mutiny: The British introduced new rifles that used bullets greased with animal fat, the cattle lard offending the Hindus, the pig fat getting the Muslims riled up. The great Indian actor Aamir Khan plays the leader of the rebellion, Mangal Pandey, Heera’s lover. There are also flashes here of a different pair of lovers — a British officer sympathetic to the rebellion and the Indian widow he deeply desires.

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