Posted on 07/05/2021 2:17:12 AM PDT by wannabegeek
Jeff Kimpland: Syracuse man warned by 6-year-old son “don’t get the J&J shot daddy,” dead nine weeks after Johnson & Johnson injection.
A 53-year-old musician and father is dead despite being warned about COVID-19 “vaccines” by his kindergarten-aged son.
Mr. Jeff Kimpland received the experimental Johnson & Johnson viral vector shot on or around April 13, according to his Facebook page. He mentioned in the same post that he was aware of the Centers for Disease Control and the Food and Drug Administration temporarily halting the J&J shots due to blood clots.
The post concluded with Mr. Kimpland repeating something his six-year-old son told him: “don’t get J&J daddy.”
The comments to the post reveal that Mr. Kimpland was completely indoctrinated by mainstream media talking points.
One friend commented that Mr. Kimpland already had COVID-19 and, correctly, did not need the experimental injection.
But Mr. Kimpland said that natural immunity only lasts for 90 days.
This is completely false, as several studies have shown natural immunity is real and highly effective.
Mr. Kimpland also repeated the mainstream media lie that only “six people out of seven million” got blood clots after J&J shots.
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What did you mean by who got the contract for FR? What do you mean by tickest poster? You were asking irrelevant question? So I said get a life!
-PJ
On the positive side, the dad didn’t go to Facebook jail.
My family is in the Control Group.
Save them for Y3K.
The NIH is co-owner of mRNA vaccines?
So they are not the independent health overseers they claim to be?
They are not really independent. IIRC, there was some legal change back in the 90s that allowed this conflict of interest.
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