Claire Dooley

An ex-vaxxer's take, which we can dive into what an ex-vaxxer means.

Yes.

I think often in the media we get called anti-vaxxers, that we're anti-something, right?

Like we want to take away someone's right to vaccinate.

you know, that all of us just completely hate vaccines.

And that's not really the case.

I mean, within my family, we did the thing, right?

We vaccinated and then suffered the consequences.

I didn't actually, but at a certain point I was caught up and I had five in one day, which has never been studied and subsequently experienced some reactions.

And so at that point, my mom looked into it and learned that vaccines also, some vaccines contain aborted fetal tissues.

And so for our family, that was something that we decided we no longer wanted to do.

And that was one of the reasons why.

Right.

So it's not that we're anti anything, but my personal choice is that we're not going to we're not going to vaccinate.

So that's my my take on the Maha summit.

Right.

I'm coming from that perspective.

I've been making documentaries for 10 years on health freedom and the vaccine freedom movement.

And so walking into a room full of biotech bureaucrats is definitely not something that was on my checklist and corporatist.

And corporatists, right?