I do not trust this article.
But it’s on the Internet, so I guess it must be true,
You shouldn’t. It’s lies and conjecture salted with small bits of truth. There are legitimate concerns with a vaccine being rushed like this one. But you won’t find them on the kook site linked above.
A much more reasoned interpretation of the press release can be found here:
Not all roses, but “catastrophe” is beyond hyperbole.
I agree with you, Williams. I agree with Robert F. Kennedy’s concerns about the safety of vaccinations, but because he is so adamant in his position, he might not be as objective as we would like in interpreting these results, and could be misinterpreting the same.
We need more objective sources before reaching any conclusions.
What does concern me is Bill Gates’ statement that he wants to be indemnified for any damage done by his “vaccines”, as it has been done for all the childhood vaccines.
I would be more supportive of vaccines if Big Pharma would accept financial liability for any damage done by vaccines, and if those trying to warn about the dangers weren’t so attacked by the medical/pharmaceutical beaurocracies.
I am no fan of vaccines, and certainly wouldn't take one that was rushed into action - and hasn't been used for at least a couple of year, but I agree - I would not trust any article that has 'Robert Kennedy Jr' as its alleged author.
Healthy skepticism is always wise.
“I do not trust this article.”
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You’re smart for not trusting it...it’s all misleading propaganda crap.