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So you’ve had your eight-month-old baby injected with the COVID vaccine.
Of course.
And the SARS-CoV-2 virus doesn’t exist.
I’ve heard that.  But it’s not the issue for us.
What is the issue for you?
Making a fashion statement.
How so?
We need to stay in the forefront of trends.
Why?
Why wouldn’t we?
Have you seen the federal database that records vaccine injury and death reports?
Of course.
So you know your baby could die from the shot.
Yes.
And that doesn’t matter to you.
Not as much as being able to tell our friends we had our baby vaccinated.
You, as parents—
That’s a misunderstood term.  We don’t consider ourselves parents.  The State is the parent.  We’re the monitors.
Monitors?
We observe, and carry out limited functions.
Even if you assume the virus exists, the chances of your baby catching it and becoming ill are incredibly tiny.
That’s right.  But this isn’t what we’re about.  As I said, we’re keeping pace with fashion.
Are you human?
It depends on how you define the term.  Humans are biological machines.  Most people believe in something beyond that, but the content of belief is predetermined by a person’s upbringing, genes, conditioning, and so on.
Have you ever questioned vaccine science?
There’s nothing to question.  We understand science.  I have a PhD in psychology, and my husband is a software engineer.  My IQ is 141.  My husband’s is 136.  We’re equipped to deal with vaccine issues.
If your baby died from the shot, would you mourn?
Yes.  We would post photos and statements on our Facebook page.
—No doubt, some people would take offense at this “interview.”  How could I?  Here’s how.  I wrote it.  I wrote it because the government and Pfizer and Moderna—no matter how they interpret COVID and “the virus”—are moving ahead to inject as many babies as possible—which is a crime of mass assault and mass murder.  Many parents will go along with it.
by Jon Rappoport