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The comments from this post — Mark D. Falby — We know she did not get the jab So wasnt the jab that killed her Ilene Letterman Hargis — Her doctor even posted that her death was from Covid MRNA. I shared it but it was being Censored. He also added it to the list of deaths from Covid MRNA. Chris Hargrave — Julie Higginson Ward would you send me the link please as I've spent half an hour tring to find it. All I see are denials Julie Higginson Ward — Rob Ackermans I found it easily enough but not showing you due to your bad manners, had you said PLEASE would be a different matter but you demanded Nana Bobana — She donated 1M to Ma_ der_na... And called the unvaccinated cowards Michael Lauritano — Ilene Letterman Hargis Turbo Cancer also! Was never heard of until the vaccines came out. Imagine that. David Vincent Farrer — Michael Lauritano turbo cancer is a myth, please read below. Turbo cancer" is a false and unscientific term used in a social media conspiracy theory. It claims that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines cause unusually fast-growing or aggressive cancers.The FactsNot a medical term: Major health organizations and medical experts confirm that "turbo cancer" does not exist and has no basis in medicine.No scientific link: Extensive population and safety studies from organizations like the National Cancer Institute show no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause, accelerate, or recur cancer.Origin of the myth: The rumor started from misconstrued online anecdotes, misinterpreted animal or cell studies, and false claims that mRNA changes human DNA. Lexxon Caticus — THEY KILLED DOLLY PEOPLE...ALONG WITH MOTHERS. FATHERS.. BROTHERS...SISTERS...BABIES IN THE WOMB... .YET YOU ARE STILL SITTING ON YOUR ASS'S ALLOWING THESE SOULESS MASS MURDERING PRICKS TO CONTINUE...TO FKKN BREATH....WHY! David Vincent Farrer — Florence Moyle please read below. RefutationsDuring the pandemic, Yeadon shifted away from conventional scientific consensus, frequently shared on platforms like Michael Yeadon's Substack and various social media channels:Infertility Allegations: In late 2020, Yeadon co-authored a petition to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) claiming that mRNA vaccines could target syncytin-1, a protein critical for human placenta formation, thereby causing female sterility.The Reality: Extensive global health data, documented by organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO), quickly disproved this. Clinical studies confirmed no difference in pregnancy or miscarriage rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals."Pandemic is Over" Statements: In late 2020, he publicly asserted that the pandemic was "fundamentally over" in the UK and that a "second wave" of infections was impossible due to community immunity.The Reality: Fact-checking organizations like Health Feedback and subsequent public health data verified this claim as entirely false, as the UK and Europe went on to experience massive spikes in COVID-19 cases and deaths throughout the winter of 2020–2021.Opposition to Public Health Measures: He repeatedly questioned the efficacy of lockdowns, PCR tests, and face coverings, going as far as to falsely claim that healthy people cannot transmit the virus.Current StatusBecause of his former corporate credentials, his statements were heavily amplified by anti-vaccine networks and alternative media outlets. Mainstream medical experts, global health authorities, and his former colleagues have formally distanced themselves from his claims, categorizing them as dangerous health misinformation.