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‘Everyday citizens were shocked:’ Controversial testimony ‘wounded’ Ohio anti-vaccination bill
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Archived 5 years ago from The Columbus Dispatch
‘Everyday citizens were shocked:’ Controversial testimony ‘wounded’ Ohio anti-vaccination bill

Testimony from an Ohio physician sharing conspiracy theories that went viral last week has “wounded” but not killed off a controversial anti-vaccination bill, according to Ohio House Health Committee Chairman Scott Lipps. “We will still put it through its paces. We want to hear opponent testimony …

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Theodore Decker: My totally rational views on vaccine magnetism, nanoparticles and Bigfoot
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Archived 5 years ago from The Columbus Dispatch
Theodore Decker: My totally rational views on vaccine magnetism, nanoparticles and Bigfoot

Last week, in a packed hearing room at the Ohio Statehouse, Republican lawmakers handed the microphone to Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, who suggested that people have been magnetized by COVID-19 vaccines and that nanoparticles in the vaccines might make recipients trackable by certain cellphone technology. …

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CNN Anchor Highlights Vast Misinformation U.S. Is ‘Up Against’ As Trump Surgeon General Questions Vaccine Incentives
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Archived 5 years ago from Forbes
CNN Anchor Highlights Vast Misinformation U.S. Is ‘Up Against’ As Trump Surgeon General Questions Vaccine Incentives

Topline Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams—who earlier this week called into question the “public health trade-offs” of Covid-19 vaccine incentives like beer, lottery tickets and junk food—drew some pushback to his concerns during a Thursday interview as CNN host John Berman highlighted …

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Ohio Doctor Claims Covid-19 Vaccine Magnetizes People, Makes Keys Stick On Forehead
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Archived 5 years ago from Forbes
Ohio Doctor Claims Covid-19 Vaccine Magnetizes People, Makes Keys Stick On Forehead

Now there are claims that the Covid-19 vaccine will somehow magnetize your body so that spoons, … [+] forks, and keys may start sticking to your face and body. (Photo: Getty) getty On Wednesday, Ohio lawmakers asked Sherri Tenpenny, DO, for her thoughts about Covid-19 vaccines. And she provided a …

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Anti-vax doctor mocked for claiming that shots will ‘magnetize’ people
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Archived 5 years ago from Global News
Anti-vax doctor mocked for claiming that shots will ‘magnetize’ people

Are you sick and tired of peeling forks off your head and car keys off your fingers? Are you suddenly a master of magnetism, capable of bending metal with your mind like the Marvel villain Magneto? Then you might be one of the imaginary “victims” of the coronavirus vaccine, according to an anti-vax …

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‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill
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Archived 5 years ago from News 5 Cleveland
‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. A doctor warned that vaccinated people might be magnetized and pose a health risk to unvaccinated people around them. A pastor said …

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‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill – BG Independent News
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Archived 1 year ago from BG Independent Media
‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill – BG Independent News

By Jake Zuckerman Ohio Capital Journal A doctor warned that vaccinated people might be magnetized and pose a health risk to unvaccinated people around them. A pastor said vaccines contain ingredients like formaldehyde and fetal cells. A nurse sought to prove the truth of “magnetic vaccine …

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GOP-invited Ohio doctor Sherri Tenpenny falsely tells Ohio lawmakers COVID-19 shots ‘magnetize’ people, create 5G ‘interfaces’
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Archived 5 years ago from The Columbus Dispatch
GOP-invited Ohio doctor Sherri Tenpenny falsely tells Ohio lawmakers COVID-19 shots ‘magnetize’ people, create 5G ‘interfaces’

In a packed hearing room at the Ohio Statehouse, Republican lawmakers gave the microphone to a known conspiracy theorist who has spread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, a physician licensed in Ohio and author of “Saying No to Vaccines,” shared her views, promoted her …

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‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill
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Archived 5 years ago from Ohio Capital Journal
‘5G towers,’ other conspiracies flourish at hearing on vaccine bill

Supporters crammed into the House Health Committee room June 8 in support of House Bill 248, which weakens state vaccination laws. Photo by Jake Zuckerman. A doctor warned that vaccinated people might be magnetized and pose a health risk to unvaccinated people around them. A pastor said vaccines …

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Community Voices: I’ve lost my patience for conspiracy theories – SW News Media
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Archived 5 years ago
Community Voices: I’ve lost my patience for conspiracy theories – SW News Media

One of my fears about emerging from the pandemic is that I’ve lost my sense of humor. I’ll be forced to get together with friends and family whose eccentricities used to be mildly entertaining, but after the last year, I’ve lost my patience for conspiracy theories and other nutty beliefs. …

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