“Covid was a multi-trillion dollar worldwide Psyop meant to see how much they can control us. That’s why people dislike me… because I don’t give a shit. I’m going to tell the truth.”
“Governments, media, tech platforms, and pharmaceutical companies all moved in lockstep. Billions were spent. Dissent was punished. Questions were treated as moral failures. The goal wasn’t public health. It was to measure how quickly people would surrender their judgment, their jobs, their kids’ education, and their right to say “no.”
“85% of people complied. They took the shots, accepted the mandates, and then acted shocked when the same institutions that sold them certainty started walking it back. A lot of them still can’t admit it was a test of compliance. They’d rather keep calling people like me dangerous than look at the data, the lab-leak evidence, the shifting narratives, or the damage done to kids and small businesses.”
“That’s why some people still hate me. Not because of football. Because I wouldn’t play along. I said I was immunized when I meant I had my own protocol. I refused the product. I called Fauci what he is. I pointed out that a captured media and a captured public-health apparatus don’t get to lecture anyone about “the science.” And I’m not going to start lying now just because it’s easier.”
“I don’t give a shit about the cost. I’m going to tell the truth. The experiment happened. Most people failed it. A smaller group noticed in real time and refused to pretend otherwise. That’s the only scoreboard that still matters.” (Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers)
I should just let this statement roll without comment … but dammit it, I’m me! I can’t, I just can’t.
First, of course, congratulations to Aaron Rodgers for possessing moral courage. It’s a rare thing. Of course, it helps to have millions in the bank, but how many other millionaires are silent on the matter? Or, worse yet, complicit – right Dolly? Mr. Hanks?
I don’t agree with the whole statement, but that’s not important. The nexus of this matter is that a public figure had the courage to follow his conscience and do the right thing. Moral courage is so rare, and generally, there is a huge price to pay for it. Thus far he paid, as I read it, a $14,000 fine to the NFL for some blathery reason, but is now the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, in his final season. Courage, Mom.
Here’s AI on the subject, whichever AI it is that accompanies my Brave Browser (its emphasis):
Aaron Rodgers is unvaccinated against COVID-19. He confirmed this in November 2021 after testing positive for the virus, explaining that he is allergic to an ingredient in the mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna).
Key Details
Alternative Protocol: Rodgers underwent a “homeopathic” treatment to raise antibody levels and petitioned the NFL to be recognized as vaccinated, but the league, NFLPA, and joint doctors denied the request and classified him as unvaccinated.
Public Statements: In August 2021, he told reporters he was “immunized,” a statement he later defended as truthful but misleading, citing a “witch hunt” against disclosing personal medical information. He stated he avoided the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to reported side effects and its temporary pause for clotting issues.
NFL Protocols: As an unvaccinated player, Rodgers was subject to daily testing and mandatory masking at team facilities. He missed at least one game in November 2021 due to a positive test and subsequent isolation.
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