… he would be “removing the whip from Andrew Bridgen with immediate effect.” PM Rishi Sunak later suggested that making linkages with the Holocaust is anti-Semitism. 

In a response published on YouTube, Bridgen explained that the January 11 tweet “was in no way anti-Semitic,” going on to say he “wholeheartedly refutes any suggestions that I am racist and currently I’m speaking to a legal team who will commence action against those who have led the calls suggesting that I am.” He also stated, “the Israeli doctor I quoted in my tweet has stated that there was nothing at …

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On 13 December in the UK’s House of Commons, Andrew Bridgen MP spoke out about Covid vaccine harms. In his speech, he stated that a reliable whistleblower has disclosed that a prominent research institution is withholding clear data demonstrating that the mRNA vaccines increase inflammation of the heart arteries. 

Bridgen stated that this institution is concealing this data for fear of losing funding from the pharmaceutical industry.

Big pharma has a fiduciary duty to produce profit for it’s shareholders. The PR machinery of pharma excels in subterfuge and engages in smearing and de-platforming those who call out …

… baby Will’s parents requested that the blood used during Will’s operation be from donors that did not receive the experimental Covid-19 mRNA vaccines. 

Because this information is not typically tracked during donation, Will’s parents took it upon themselves to find donors of the correct blood type who were not vaccinated, and who were approved for pediatric blood use according to the requirements in NZ Blood’s clinician’s handbook.

The parents of a 4-month-old boy requiring heart surgery are in court in New Zealand fighting to be able to use blood from unvaccinated people …