Link to the video in the LifeSiteNews article says page not found.
Claims that the student died due to COVID-19 complications point to a dead web page link - see https://thecovidworld.com/sean-hartman-17-year-old-boy-dies-several-weeks-after-receiving-the-covid-19-vaccine/
In fact, “The COVID World” has now retracted the story -see https://thecovidworld.com/sean-hartman-17-article-retracted/
No direct confirmation of death due to COVID-19 complications. In other words, nothing but jackassin’.
BS. It is right here ya goof.
“The COVID World” says that due to his age and the requests of the family, they pulled the story. Yet they say they stand by the story and write:
“However, out of respect for Sean’s family and out of an abundance of sympathy, particularly given his age, we’ve made the difficult decision to pull our reporting.”
Sounds like a “fake but accurate” explanation.
Of course, they are still running an unsourced story about a 16-year old girl, Mélanie Macip - see https://thecovidworld.com/melanie-macip-16-year-old-girl-suffers-cardiac-arrest-shortly-after-receiving-the-pfizer-covid-19-vaccine-dies-1-month-later/ - and claim her death was caused by a COVID-19 vaccine, yet provide no proof to back up that claim.
What they do provide is this disclaimer at the bottom of the article about Mélanie Macip, which states in part:
“We do not claim with certainty that any particular death or injury described on this website is attributable to COVID-19 vaccines”.
There’s ways to confirm the story. Unfortunately, “The COVID World” failed in their efforts. Because they apparently never tried.
Stories with no reporter byline. Contact info only by email. Disclaimers to their reporting.
What a bunch of pathetic hacks.
You are lazy.
Re: 44 p:
“COVID-19 complications”
should be:
“COVID-19 -vaccination- complications”