Topic: Anti Vaxxer

The segment features a clip from the Davos summit where Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla and Klaus Schwab mock "anti-vax" conspiracy theorists. Renz counters by citing UK government data showing high death rates among the vaccinated and the failure of mRNA technology to provide lasting immunity.

The discussion continues on the consequences of opposing the "Current Thing," such as job loss, de-platforming, and legal fines. The host argues that supporting the establishment narrative provides "social media dopamine," while dissent leads to life-wrecking penalties. He mocks CVS for giving out free COVID tests with boosters, calling it a sign of the previous "Current Thing" failing.

Watson claims that Russians are being treated as the "new anti-vaxxers" or "January 6th enemy combatants." He cites social media posts from professors calling for the deportation of Russians who do not "openly denounce Putin." The segment argues that the "be kinder" crowd is engaging in open xenophobia and stripping people of assets based on their refusal to perform specific political beliefs.

Public Health Scotland announced it will stop publishing weekly data on COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths by vaccination status. The agency claimed the data was being "misrepresented" by anti-vaccination campaigners. Watson argues that if the data supported the official narrative, the government would be eager to share it, suggesting the numbers actually show high rates of infection among the vaccinated.

Shroyer responds to Albert Bourla calling those who spread "misinformation" about vaccines "criminals." Shroyer counters that Bourla is the one misleading the public by overstating vaccine efficacy and ignoring natural immunity. He argues that the medical establishment refuses to discuss building the immune system because there is no profit in natural healing.

Reardon encourages people to "get loud" because the voices of American citizens are being muffled by social media censorship and shifting definitions. He points out that the Webster Dictionary recently changed the definition of "anti-vaxxer" to include those who oppose mandates. He argues that these linguistic changes are part of a strategy to label and watch dissenters.

The UK government is proposing an Online Safety Bill that could result in two-year prison sentences for individuals who post "knowingly false communication" online. Paul Joseph Watson warns that this law would specifically target "anti-vaxxers" and could be used to criminalize opinions that later turn out to be true. He points out the hypocrisy of the government's own shifting definitions of vaccine efficacy.

A clip features an Australian senator warning that the vaccinated population will "come at" anti-vaxxers "lock, stock and barrel" as patience wears thin. The host critiques President Biden for scolding Americans and argues that the country is witnessing a picture of lawlessness represented by the Clintons, Obamas, and Bushes appearing together at a 9-11 ceremony. Donald Trump is praised for his decision to avoid the official ceremony in favor of visiting first responders.

Mike Adams claims that globalists are trying to provoke a nationwide uprising to justify a "bloody false flag attack" that would be blamed on anti-vaxxers. He suggests this would lead to the invocation of the Insurrection Act and the deployment of military checkpoints on highways. According to his sources, these checkpoints would be used to identify the unvaccinated and send them to "CDC-run COVID death camps."

A spokesperson for a Gates-funded group reportedly met with Democrats and EU leaders to suggest the CIA and FBI treat anti-vaccination activists similarly to terrorist organizations like al-Qaeda. Alex Jones links this to a Joe Biden executive order that he claims allows the government to seize bank accounts of those aiding Russia. He further discusses nanotech in vaccines used for biological tracking.

A new proposal calls for a high-level interagency task force reporting to the UN Secretary General to tackle "anti-vaccine aggression." The report suggests using measures typically reserved for terrorism and nuclear armaments to dismantle anti-vaccine groups. Alex Jones warns that this represents a paramilitary turn in global health policy.

The hosts discuss the timing of social media censorship, noting that de-platforming of figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the InfoWars channel began around 2017. They argue this was a preemptive strike coordinated by Bill Gates and Big Tech to prevent the public from sharing vaccine injury stories. The segment claims the SPARS document explicitly outlines how to counter "anti-vaccination activists" and alternative medicine proponents.

The narrative focuses on how Big Pharma-owned media outlets allegedly rushed to cover up the circumstances of Marvin Hagler's death. Shroyer disputes headlines that accuse "anti-vaxxers" of hijacking the boxer's death, insisting that the vaccine was the only variable in his sudden passing. He characterizes the global vaccination effort as a "worldwide experiment" that the media is protecting through censorship.