This is what coercion looks like!

Babies should not be injected with an untested substance, and certainly not at the local Vons

I received this Vons advert in my email inbox today. As many of you know, the FDA and the CDC have approved the EUA for babies as young as 6 months to be injected with the experimental gene-based injections. No other sophisticated health authority or public health authority around the world has done that.

This is what coercion looks like. Unfortunately, the same tactics will be used to promote the injections for babies, now that the CDC and FDA have approved the injections for 6 month old babies and upwards.

The clinical trials that were conducted in this age group (still can’t believe anyone would sign their babies up for these clinical trials), were abysmal in design. I will provide a detailed analysis in a future Substack. Suffice it to say that they did not demonstrate efficacy in this age group. They did not demonstrate safety in this age group, because the children were not followed for any length of time.

The anticipate safety of the injections gives much cause for concern. We know what to expect, based on the safety profile in adults and the young. We know that the injections cause cardiac toxicity, neurological problems including seizures, Parkinsonism-like syndromes, cognition issues, fertility problems, and immune problems. We know that the injections are causally linked to sudden death syndromes, and that they are linked to an increase in all-cause-mortality.

Coercion

Coercion is any type of quid pro quo. In this case, coercive approaches are used to entice parents to bring their children to get them injected, and in return they will receive 10% discount off their grocery bill.

What’s wrong with this? Plenty.

1. To start with, the local Vons is ill-equipped to deal with emergency situations that might arise if a child stops breathing, or starts fitting, yet, parents are being coerced into bringing their children to get 10% off their grocery bill. This is marketing at its worse. I plan to write to the CEO of Vons, and hope you will also write to him. These ads must be pulled.

2. The marketing department at Vons have created an advert to get the injections into as many children’s arms as possible. They presume that all right thinking parents will say yes to their healthy children being injected, especially when they are offered 10% discount off their grocery bill.

What good is 10% discount off the grocery bill if the health of the child or children is forever destroyed, or if your child dies in their sleep after the injection?

Are you that parent?

Here is the question that we should all be asking ourselves. What type of parent would take their children to get this injection at all, and especially at the local Vons, while doing their shopping?

Vons, CDC, NIH, FDA, Pfizer and Moderna are hoping that there will be enough of this type of parent around, for the profits to start rolling in. Also, when the injections are added to the pediatric schedule, the manufacturers will be free of all liability. Then and only then, will the Emergency Use Authorization be cancelled and full approvals granted.

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As always, you are encouraged to seek medical advice for your own personal situation. Whatever you read here, should not take the place of your own personal consultation with your qualified and competent medical advisors.