Children's Health Defense's Vaxxed Bus to start nationwide tour in Olathe
Article/Health and COVID-19
OLATHE - Children’s Health Defense (CHD) is a non-profit founded by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. According to their website, their “mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm.” They do this by fighting “corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.”
On August 25 and 26, Kansans for Health Freedom will be holding their Freedom Revival in Olathe, KS. At this event, on Friday the 25th, President and General Counsel of Children’s Health Defense, on leave, Mary Holland, J.D. and Founder of the Informed Consent Action Network and host of the Highwire, Del Bigtree will speak. Saturday will be the main event where RFK will be speaking along with Bigtree, Holland, Chief Scientific Officer for Children's Health Defense Brian Hooker, Ph.D., Florida family physician Dr. John Littell, Director of Programming for CHD-TV Polly Tommey, Oklahoma physician and EmCee Dr. John Meehan, and special guest Founder of Jr.’s Guardian Voice Ernest Ramirez.
At the event, a new vaxxed bus will kick off its nationwide tour: “Vax-Unvax: The People’s Study”.
A new vaxxed documentary will also be getting filmed by Tommey who will be using footage from the event.
Hooker will also be doing a pre-release signing of his new book: “Vax-Unvax: Let the Science Speak”, co-authored with RFK. The book inspired the bus and the documentary.
The new bus is looking for stories of vaccine injuries, hospital mistreatment injuries, COVID-19 protocol injuries, and unvaccinated success stories. If you would like to sign up to share your story with the bus, please email events@kshf.org.
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I'll be there! I bought my ticket yesterday.