On second thought, claims that #COVIDVaccines will "permanently alter your DNA" are nothing more than a 21st century update of this 19th century antivax trope.pic.twitter.com/xvb2NAzA0P
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On second thought, claims that #COVIDVaccines will "permanently alter your DNA" are nothing more than a 21st century update of this 19th century antivax trope.pic.twitter.com/xvb2NAzA0P
Well, yes. There have been two themes in my writing about #COVIDVaccines:
1. Everything old is new again.
2. There is nothing new under the sun in antivax world.
Not even the microchip is new.
Yup. The "mark of the beast."
Full pamphlet published in 1885 here:https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=aeu.ark:/13960/t7wm29713&view=1up&seq=5 …
Some of them literally peddle anti-vaccine propaganda from the 1920s. This long-outdated book is on the highly misleadingly named http://Vactruth.com https://vactruth.com/download/vaccination_exposed.pdf …
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