Comments by "" (@RedXlV) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. "Majestic 12" never existed.
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  2. The problem is that his arguments are lies.
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  3. He's not being misrepresented. They're representing him as exactly what he is: a kook.
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  4. It doesn't matter if it triggers RFK Jr to be called anti-vaccine, he still is anti-vaccine. He falsely claims that all vaccines are untested and unsafe. That's anti-vaccine.
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  5. There was no such "unreliability with COVID vaccines".
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  6. "and the extremist designation ranks these moms alongside far-right extremist groups like the Oath Keepers." Which is appropriate, since "Moms for Liberty" is closely tied to the Oath Keepers. Their "summit" this week just had Oath Keeper terrorist KrisAnne Hall as a featured speaker.
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  7. "Operation Palladium" never existed. It's completely made up. There are no "declassified Majestic 12 documents", because the "Majestic 12 documents" were never classified in the first place. Only real government documents are classified, while the "Majestic 12 documents" are a proven hoax.
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  8. If he's not crazy, then he's a sociopath. Because all of the things he's saying about vaccine safety is false.
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  9. No, he speaks lies. He is not remotely sincere.
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  10. He's not speaking the truth, he's lying his ass off.
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  11.  @smanqele  That's because you're a cultist.
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  12. That's because the responses are overwhelmingly from his anti-vaxxer cult.
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  13. Except that she is right and he is wrong. RFK Jr is lying when he claims that vaccines aren't safety tested. He's lying about his alleged lawsuit to the CDC.
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  14. RFK Jr is lying.
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  15. He's lying.
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  16. He has blood on his hands.
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  17. His stance on vaccines should result in him being put on trial for crimes against humanity.
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  18. There are not in fact any studies that show unvaxxed children are healthier. Refusing to vaccinate does not in any way cause their immune system "to become strong". And vaccines do not cause autism, ever.
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  19.  @sertaoexpedicoes  Sure, of course they are.
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  20.  @bobwishart8780  Your grandson did not have any neurological damage from the MMR vaccination. There is nothing in the MMR vaccine that can cause neurological damage. Regardless of whether you perceived his development as "normal" for the first year of his life, the reality is that autism is something you're either born with or you're not.
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  21.  @hg2339  And you simply can't accept the idea that you could be wrong. That the doctors do in fact know better than you, and that vaccines do not and cannot cause autism.
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  22. These women objectively are extremists. They're pushing for book bans and erasure of black history.
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  23. He's lying nonstop.
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  24. Assuming you're not making this whole story up (which you probably are), your doctor is a quack. Because the the chickenpox vaccine does not cause shingles. Getting chickenpox is what causes shingles.
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