[Leaning Right]

As I noted earlier, Dr. Malone has a legitimate background in mRNA research. So he can be worth listening to. But as I also noted, I think he got carried away. One “kooky” thing he said was that the Covid vaccination can cause AIDS.

https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-824397015416

Dr. Malone also said that he had two Moderna Covid vaccinations. I don’t rate that as kooky, just surprising. (I’d sit in my basement before taking an mRNA shot. I’ve felt that way from day one.)

https://www.logically.ai/articles/scientists-vs-science-interviews-with-mike-yeadon-and-robert-malone

Of course, it’s possible that the above two sources are lying. That’s the thing about this whole mess. There are misrepresenters on all sides of the issue.

[grey_whiskers]

Is that him talking in the vernacular for non scientists? I've seen and read discussions of posited side effects of the jabs, from antibody dependent enhancement to original antigenic sin, which are scientifically legitimate occurrences, and which do affect the immune system.

When I read your link, I find he is careful to distinguish between HIV-induced AIDS and the effects of the clot shots. This one goes in the Pfizer/Moderna character assassination bucket.

[grey_whiskers]

Oh look, you’re quoting “AP science” and not Malone himself at all—and a”DEBOONKING “fact check” — aka censorship hit piece.

Tsk tsk.