HIV sectants-satanists are back with new injections!

I have already written about a sect of satanic drug addicts who
secretly inject HIV-infected blood with drugs around the world.
Another incident will make even the biggest skeptics shudder.
It all started in early October 2021 with a few cases and quickly
went viral on social media, spreading like a new conspiracy
theory. Although this is actually an old story.
On October 11, 2021, Zara Owen, a 19-year-old student at the
University of Nottingham, went with friends to the Prism nightclub.
She first went to the photo booth to take a photo, and then went
to the bar to order drinks. Zara assures that she was completely
sober when she passed out. That she had not yet had time to order
anything from cocktails and only intended to do it. Her next
recollection was already at her house early in the morning. She
was lying in bed and felt severe pain in her leg. Later, she found
a tiny mark on her leg, as if from a stuck needle. Zara learned
from her friends that they saw that she suddenly ran somewhere
away from the bar and later they found her on the street alone and
took her to her house. Zara says that in a normal state she would
never leave the bar alone, because she knows how dangerous it is.
Zara was very scared by this discovery, and later, when she told
reporters about it (https://bit.ly/3rNeIPE), she said that she found
out about several more women in the city with whom the same thing
happened. They fainted in public places, and then found fresh
injection marks on their bodies.
When reporters began to trace social media, they found many such
stories, including pictures of injections, which ranged from tiny
pimple-like dots to swollen "bumps", and were seen on the arms,
back and legs. The victims were reported to be mostly young women.
After the injection, they seem to turn off, and when they come to in
the morning, they feel bad and feel severe pain at the injection site.
They have blackouts and do not remember anything about where they
were or what they did in the interval between "turning off" and
waking up.
The reports of needles attacks quickly went viral on the UK social
media section, followed by the hashtag #spiked. Because of this,
many avid visitors to bars and nightclubs began to choose such
clothes to prevent needles attacks, preferring tight jeans and
jackets. Some have also announced a boycott of nightclubs until
the issue is resolved.