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Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was named as one of the 12 most prolific sources of anti-vax misinformation.
By Jack Jenkins, Mark Felix AFP/Getty Images In this photo taken on June 26, 2021 anti-vaccine rally protesters hold signs outside of Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston. Some Christian nationalists are finding a base of support among people who oppose
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For most people, 2020 will be remembered as the year of the ‘virus’ and 2021 will be remembered as the year of the ‘vaccine’. What most people will probably never know is that 2021 is shaping to be the year
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Washington – For Sherri Tenpenny, God is on the side of those who spurn COVID-19 vaccines. Making money, critics say, is the Ohio osteopath’s higher calling. From a $240 premium podcast annual membership to $165 webinars on why people “should
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On Thursday, CNN reported that Facebook has announced action against an infamous group of pages known as the “disinformation dozen” by restricting and locking dozens of accounts and groups associated with them. The “disinformation dozen” are a group of 12 people who,
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The Awareness Foundation COVID-19 Roundtable is a sign of wakefulness and hope during times of censorship and suppression It includes honest opinions and expertise from 14 high-profile doctors, including myself, with a focus on the potential dangers being posed by
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Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was named as one of the 12 most prolific sources of anti-vax misinformation. Earlier this year she told Ohio lawmakers that COVID-19 vaccines could make people magnetic. But her influence runs deeper, reaching a vast audience and
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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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