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Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was named as one of the 12 most prolific sources of anti-vax misinformation.
By: Devvy I want to refer back to my July 12, 2021, column, COVID-19 Not a Virus: Can Any Scientist Prove Dr. Stefan Lanka Wrong? Genetics falsifies thesis of existence “In the trial, the results of research into so-called genetic
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By: Devvy VAERS posted the latest Adverse Events data on July 16, 2021. The numbers are through July 9, 2021, which is odd because their prior posting on July 9, 2021 covered through July 7th. This is out of pattern
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After Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-area doctor, falsely suggested during a hearing last month in the Ohio House of Representatives that Covid vaccines left people “magnetized” and could “interface” with 5G cellular towers, Republican lawmakers thanked her for her “enlightening” testimony.
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After a discredited doctor’s conspiracy theories involving COVID-19 vaccines, magnetics and 5G towers made a mockery of the Ohio House of Representatives, the Health chairman blamed the sponsor of anti-vaccination legislation for inviting the doctor to testify before the committee.
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State Rep. Jennifer Gross, R-West Chester After a discredited doctor’s conspiracy theories involving COVID-19 vaccines, magnetics and 5G towers made a mockery of the Ohio House of Representatives, the Health chairman blamed the sponsor of anti-vaccination legislation for inviting the
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Talk about a sick deal. The Small Business Administration has given anti-vaccine conspiracists a million-dollar-plus shot in the arm by forgiving massive loans to top opponents of inoculations, a review by The Daily Beast revealed. Ironically, this infusion has come
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Share on PinterestOverwhelming evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Valentin Russanov / Getty Images Myths, conspiracy theories, and misconceptions about COVID-19 vaccines continue to circulate online. From the vaccines not working to them making you magnetic, these
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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.
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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
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A viral video out of the Ohio Statehouse has many people talking about vaccine conspiracy theories. Cleveland doctor tells Ohio lawmakers COVID-19 vaccine can leave people magnetized, interfaced with 5G towers On Friday NBC4 spoke with
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