Actor Jim Caviezel at the conference "Health and Freedom" talks about adrenochrome.

lababouche
Published on Jun 28, 2021
Actor Jim Caviezel at the conference "Health and Freedom" talks about adrenochrome, and also talks about the film "The Sound of Freedom", which is due to be released soon:
- 4,500 people in the audience, half a million online (note: millions of viewers will watch it on the record). Can you explain to people what it means (adrenochrome)? Because many people have already heard about it, and we need to discuss it.
"I'll simplify it. When you experience fear, adrenaline is released into your bloodstream. When a child knows that he is about to be killed, his blood is filled with adrenaline. Even if I'd never seen it, and only heard the screams... This is the worst thing that can happen. This is unthinkable. And these people... There will be no mercy for them.
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