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As a Christian, I am glad that AstraZeneca has taken their vaccine off the market
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Laura Brett2024-05-13T08:00:00
Former midwife Laura Brett says she has been called an ‘anti-vaxxer’ and ‘conspiracy theorist’. Here she explains how asking questions led to her personal conviction that no one should have been pressured into taking the Covid-19 vaccine.
It was announced last week that AstraZeneca are, finally, withdrawing their Covid-19 vaccine worldwide, months after the pharmaceutical giant admitted in court documents that it can cause dangerous side effects such as fatal blood clots.
I say, finally, because for the past three and a half years I have been helping others to expose the truth and fight against what I believe will become one of the biggest medical frauds in history.
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