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10,000+ deaths after COVID shots reported by U.S., European agencies
More than 7,000 deaths have occurred in Europe, and more than 200,000 injuries worldwide have been reported.
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Articles tagged Covid-19 Vaccine
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‘Horrific’ video shows police force-vaccinating disabled and special needs people
A Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department vaccine campaign targets disabled, mentally ill, and homeless people.
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Pro-life group to hold prayer rally at Catholic clinic allowing J&J vaccine distribution
Bishop Timothy Doherty of the Diocese of Lafayette, Indiana, gave the go-ahead for a vaccination clinic on church property using the objectionable aborted-tainted COVID-19 drug.
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TV personality who boasted of being vaccinated, pressuring her mom to do the same dies after receiving jab
CNN and MSNBC contributor Midwin Charles passed away at age 47 after complaining of not feeling well after her inoculation.
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Harvard, Oxford, Stanford doctors to speak Sunday on lockdowns and censorship at free online conference
The two-hour discussion organized by Concerned Ontario Doctors will be free for viewing at www.carenotcuts.ca.
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Eminent doc: Media censored COVID-19 early treatment options that could have reduced fatalities by 85%
Dr. Peter McCullough also explained that given an 80% level of herd immunity, broad vaccination has ‘no scientific, clinical or safety rationale.’
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Cornell University mandates coronavirus jab for students and staff
The Ivy League school followed Rutgers University and others in requiring the jab for in-person attendance this fall.
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Vaccine passports are the definition of medical tyranny
The concept of vaccine passports should horrify Americans, regardless of their personal stance on the issue. As Americans, we should have the freedom to either take the vaccine or not.
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Biden’s Easter message: ‘We share the sentiments of Pope Francis … getting vaccinated is a moral obligation’
The holiday comments ignored the fact that Americans were gathering in churches and homes to celebrate Christ's resurrection.
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The ethics of utilitarianism and the vaccine ‘war’ against coronavirus
The 'greater good' argument is flawed because it assumes an injustice is acceptable if it produces a net benefit.
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