January 26, 2023

Medical tyranny starts with medical brainwashing. Millions of Americans and individuals around the globe have been misled into believing that a series of vaccines — which did not go through the typical five to ten years of standard testing — are “safe and effective,” the very same way that they were misled into believing that “abortion is health care.”

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Anyone who trusts their leaders, the mainstream media, and the majority of doctors believe these lies. It is unfathomable to them that medical professionals or elected officials would mislead them on such a mass scale.

But they have. While I refused the vaccine because I crunched the numbers myself during the pandemic, interviewed various doctors and nurses, and reviewed countless studies without having them interpreted for me, I was once this naive.

I am not vaccine hesitant due to selfishness, stubbornness, or paranoia. I am against mass medical experimentation without consent and this stems from my horrific abortion experience.

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The summer before my senior year of high school I got pregnant. I was not raped, I was not sick; the baby was not known to be suffering. I was just young.

I wanted my baby. I talked to the little one. Rubbed my belly and dreamed of being a mother, but the father didn’t want the baby. He was a few years older and more concerned about what his parents would think.

Mine was the first generation that was raised to believe that “abortion is healthcare.” My health class wasn’t focused on overall health. It was a sexual education and only that. Although abstinence did come up, it was barely touched on. We learned about contraceptives, date rape, and abortion in great detail.

I was living with my unstable father after surviving an abusive relationship and attempting to kill myself. Like my ex-boyfriend, my father lacked self-control. He enjoyed binge drinking and had a temper.

There was no way I would discuss the situation with him. All of my friends agreed with my boyfriend. They told me that abortion was my only option. They made me ask myself, “How will I graduate?” “How will I support a baby?”

My sister listened to me and offered more of a shoulder to cry on, but even she supported the idea of abortion as I considered killing the little life that grew in me.