Falsely Told

Austin TX

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In 1932, the American government lied to African-American men living in Tuskegee, Alabama. They were falsely told they would receive medical treatment for "bad blood." The government continued this lie for decades as black men, their wives, and children went untreated instead of cured. It is one of the biggest scandals in American history. Eighty-eight years later, the government's willingness to put African-Americans on the frontlines of testing the experimental COVID-19 vaccine shows their attitude toward racial minorities hasn't changed. As I explained in the now-viral video of my speech to America's Frontline Doctors Summit in Atlanta, where I spoke to a predominantly black audience more than one year ago, the government and CDC use the black community as guinea pigs with the experimental COVID-19 vaccine. Shamefully, this is being done in the name of "racial justice," with frequent references by the CDC to the percentages of blacks who live in multi-generation homes, have jobs that require regular public interaction, lack health insurance, or suffer from obesity-related health problems. Black people historically choose to get vaccinated at a lower rate specifically because they are more knowledgeable about the governments’ medical racism and medical tyranny. Sadly they have been proved right yet again. In many of America's largest cities, millions of unvaccinated blacks can’t live normal lives because petty tyrants (such as Jim Crow deBlasio) have told them NOT to get on the back of the bus, but that they can’t even get on the bus! Under the guise of racial justice! These mandates are what tyranny looks like. Blacks (nor whites) should not be required to put their health at risk or lose their income.