The vaccine tracking device conspiracy concerns Big media making conspiracy theory jokes as related to COVID-19 vaccines in order to draw attention away from the real conspiracy—COVID-19 vaccine sudden death.
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 Dr. Phil is part of the problem, not the solution. |
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Reverse psychology at its best |
Big media is using stage productions to make a ruckus over COVID-19 conspiracy theories. For example, the Dr. Phil show making a scene about "vaccine tracking devices".[1] This is a Big media conditioning method that is used to divert attention away from the real issues of a problem, in this case, what COVID-19 vaccines are triggering and inducing:
- Vaccine cancer
- Vaccine menstrual disruption
- Vaccine blood clots
- Vaccine heart failure
- Vaccine brain disorders
- Vaccine HIV, and
- Vaccine sudden death.
The only tracking devices you have to worry about is social media,[2] like Facebook,[3] your cellphones, and your streaming TVs.
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- ↑ Pop Culture, Dr. Phil Blasts COVID-19 Vaccine Conspiracy Theories With Scathing Response, 10 September 2021
- ↑ Yahoo News, A YouTuber said she is 'disgusted' with herself for telling her 9-year-old son to pose for a thumbnail as he cried during a video about their puppy being sick, 10 Sept 2021
- ↑ Business Insider, Trump says Mark Zuckerberg 'used to come to the White House to kiss my ass' and calls the Facebook CEO 'sick' for deplatforming him, 10 September 2021