Actor Russell Brand is back with another roast of the FDA’s push for baby vaccines.
This week the FDA claimed the COVID-19 vaccine is now okay for children as young as six months old. Every state has filed to be part of the program. Well, except the one state everyone is moving to – Florida – as one state still realizes the risks outweigh the potential benefits.
But Brand questions the entire process. With booster shots for children being recommended despite debate over its efficacy, is it any wonder the FDA are courting controversy?
This is the question Brand humorously attacks as the Hollywood star is flipping the script on the woke FDA baby vaccine push.
We’re coming out of the pandemic, yet the FDA is pushing for more vaccines and more boosters, including for the youngest of our population that is among the least likely to suffer from the coronavirus. Why the emphasis, especially when even Dr. Fauci is testing positive after four shots himself?
It’s a concern that many Americans have express, but Brand does so in an entertaining way you have to see to better understand the situation our children – and our nation – now faces. Watch it now for the full story.
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
IS THEIR CONCERN
NOT THE LIVES OF EACH AND EVERY CHILD THEY KILL
BIDEN SHOULD BE CHARGED
Right on Russel! Tell it like it is! The “ establishment” wants everyone to be sick, depressed, broke, fearful and hopeless because “ they” think we are easier to CONTROL! Think for yourselves for once, are these poisonous vaccines right for you and your kids? If there is ANY doubt, do not take them! Don’t Condemn your kids and yourselves to a lifetime of misery due to the side effects they are NOT telling you!
WOW, I retract previous comments about Hollywood actors and their opinions . Russell, I have to applaud you on your facts and comments. It is not often when someone comes forward with this much/many facts against the SWAMP and be impartial as well. Thank you Look forward to seeing and hearing more from you future opinions will with held til then