Tucker Carlson's Controversial Vaccine Claims
In a recent appearance on Jack Neill's podcast, Tucker Carlson argues that the COVID vaccine
rollout was probably the greatest crime ever committed.
It's hard not to conclude something's going on because some of the behavior doesn't make
sense if you view it through the conventional formula of like what government does or big
companies do for the population. They serve the population. Government does it for votes.
Companies do it for money. So when you see behavior that doesn't fit that template, you're
like, what is this? The COVID vax was the one that I've never gotten on my mind. I've
never understood what that was about. There'd never been a coronavirus vaccine that had
been successful. They tried. It didn't work. The last time they tried it, I knew that.
And this one didn't work. And it was obvious immediately that it didn't work. And rather
than kind of pull back a little bit or be defensive, well, actually, it does work. They
it works. And if you don't think it works, you're evil. You deserve to die.
And if you don't take it, we're going to fire you and destroy your life.
I've never seen anything like that in my life.
There has been nothing like that in all human history at that scale.
And it didn't work.
And in fact, it killed a ton of people, including someone I know, gave another close friend
of mine a heart attack, but it killed a lot of people around the world.
It caused cancer.
It lowered female fertility.
It was a disaster.
It was probably the greatest crime ever committed, honestly.
And even now, there's no conversation about it at all.
It's still required.
The Trump administration still has it on the schedule.
They're sending money to Pfizer for more COVID vacs, mRNA vacs.
That's so bonkers that it's hard to conclude.
It's not like they don't know.
The numbers, I mean, excess mortality numbers alone tell you this, but it's obvious that
net, net, it's poison and it killed people.
And yes, it does change your DNA, actually, like, actually, that's not a conspiracy theory.
So.
Given all of that, I think the people who did that specifically, which would be US government
officials and business leaders internationally and foreign governments, capable of literally
anything.
And by the way, that's such a huge scale, like a mass immunization project, it's bigger
than a war mobilization, it's like the biggest thing a government ever does.
And they did it on false pretenses, knowing that it harmed people, and they did it anyway,
and they still haven't admitted it and are still doing it.
So just on the basis of that experience and the evidence that we all saw, I think it's
possible to believe absolutely anything about these people.
Would you do that?
If you were behind the COVID rollout, the COVID vax rollout, and you found out it was
killing people, would you be like, no, no, kids have to have it anyway, even though the
death rate from COVID for people under 30 without comorbidities was zero, but the death
rate from the COVID vax was much higher than zero, you would never do that.
I mean, ever, it didn't matter how much they paid you, you would never do that.
What kind of person would do that?
Well, you know, fill in the blank yourself.
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