Vancouver resident Richard Beamish offers endorsement of Children’s Health Defense movie on COVID vaccines
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Looking back on our experience with COVID, how accurate was the common refrain that COVID vaccines were “safe and effective?”
“Everything was a lie—about the vaccine, about the masks, about the tests, about the lockdowns, about school closures, about the safety, about the efficacy,” said Mary Holland, chief executive officer of Children’s Health Defense, which produced the documentary “Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill.” The movie premiered on September 18 at over 200 theatres nationwide.
The documentary sought to break through the lies by bypassing the mainstream media, traveling across the country and conducting face-to-face interviews with vaccine victims. “Only the people will tell us the truth,” said Polly Tommey, who conducted hundreds of interviews during the nine-month, 50,000 mile bus tour.
People can view the movie online for free on October 4 by registering at https://vaxxed3.childrenshealthdefense.org.
The interviews revealed that “something really sinister—really, really sinister—was going on,” Tommey said.
“Seven days after my vaccine, I was having 3 or 4 seizures every single day,” one victim said.
“My wife has passed away, and the doctors attributed her passing away to getting the vaccine,” said another.
“The story is really short,” one woman said about her sister. “She takes the shot. That’s it. Ten days later, she’s dead.”
The interviews revealed a wide range of post-vaccine maladies, including myocarditis, blood clots, Guillain-Barre syndrome, and aggressive cancers.
Testimonials of post-vaccine injuries and deaths came in “droves,” Tommey reported. The interviews also uncovered “hundreds and hundreds” of cases of serious maltreatment by hospitals, she added.
People routinely testified that hospitals refused the treatments they wanted and imposed treatments that they didn’t want—often without their knowledge. One imposed treatment was the dangerous drug Remdesivir—which some nurses referred to as “Run Death Is Near.”
My mom was murdered by the hospital COVID protocols,” said a nurse. “They just unleashed a series of protocols and gave her Remdesivir against her will and did all kinds of things against her will. So the whole time I was fighting to get in to save my mother because I am a nurse and I am completely capable of saving her, and they would not let me in.”
“It seemed like all doctors shut off their brains and just listened to directions from above, without questioning, without skepticism, without resistance,” said Pierre Kory, MD. “And so you saw that drug [Remdesivir] being infused into every hospitalized patient and it’s absolutely absurd.”
“This is mass murder on a level that is difficult to comprehend,” Tommey said.
Beyond this anecdotal evidence, the movie summarizes published studies discussed in the popular book Vax-Unvax: Let the Science Speak. The book reviews scientific evidence suggesting that unvaccinated populations are healthier than vaccinated populations.
“We now know, without a doubt, that things like neurodevelopmental concerns, learning disabilities, ADHD, autism—we know they’re clearly linked to vaccines,” said Paul Thomas, MD, a board-certified pediatrician. “The more you vaccinate, the more likely you are to have these problems.”
“We failed as a society, we failed as a medical community,” said Ryan Cole, MD. “We were misguided by government agencies—the NIH, the FDA, the CDC, and especially misguided by money and protocols.”
The movie concludes with a spirit of hope that documenting people’s actual experiences will prevent similar catastrophes in the future.
“We can bring a voice to the silent holocaust and we can end it,” said a bus team member.
The closing credits state that Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson were invited to present a response, but they all declined.
Richard Beamish
Vancouver
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