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  • Pfizer’s experimental mRNA vaccine takes out famous CNN legal analyst [Midwin Charles, 47] who celebrated the jab

    04/14/2021 6:10:50 PM PDT · by Dr. Franklin · 182 replies
    https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/ ^ | April 14, 2021 | Lance D Johnson
    A celebrity legal analyst named Midwin Charles passed away after receiving Pfizer’s covid vaccine. She joins thousands of other people who have reportedly died in the days and weeks after getting their experimental covid-19 vaccinations. Midwin Charles passed away at the young age of 47. She was a regular contributor to CNN and MSNBC. She received her first dose of Pfizer’s experimental mRNA vaccine on March 1st and was quick to promote the vaccines on social media. On Twitter, Charles boasted about the efficiency of the vaccination process and encouraged others to line up and do their part, saying “Let’s...
  • Celebrities posting their COVID vaccine selfies are using their massive platforms for the greater good

    04/13/2021 6:16:28 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 50 replies
    Yahoo News! ^ | April 5, 202 | Darcy Schild
    Darcy Schild President Joe Biden's administration recently announced that it's launching a new campaign to promote COVID-19 vaccinations, and it underscores the influence of well-known figures among their fans. The campaign, called "We Can Do This," is partnering with celebrities, athletic organizations like the MLB, religious leaders, and community health organizations to communicate the safety and efficacy of the nation's three authorized vaccines, according to the Associated Press. Biden's administration seems to have recognized that each famous face pictured in a post-COVID-shot selfie could be reaching thousands of devoted fans in the touch of the "post" button on Instagram -...