Szel1

Refreshing to hear her life story and to see her soul shine. Underneath all the layers society made her into, she is a kind, honest, loving and innocent soul. Her image is an image but an image does not represent who you truly are. I think she is still searching for her authentic self or love and she wont find it in relationships, but within herself. I still think Tommy and Pam are soul mates torn apart by their own demons they have yet to heal. Pamela really shows to be a good mother from all the decisions she has made and we truly see the dedication and love she has for her children. This film gives a different perception and a peek into her true story. Her story.

Why not interview the many doctors, scientists, nurses, politicians and teachers etc. Who also share these beliefs that something just wasn't right about what happened during covid or the experimental vaccines and still to this day isn't okay. This documentary I find can be perceived 2 ways, I don't believe in division, however those who consider themselves liberals or lefties might perceive this as funny and just reaffirm their beliefs and on the other side would support the other side of beliefs and reaffirm it. But again, why not show the world that not only ordinary people believe in so called conspiracies but some would say it is truth, and some of those people are doctors, nurses, scientists, teachers, police officers and the list goes on. Perhaps then this bias perception would change.