Vaxxed III Authorised to Kill the Movie
Vaxxed III Authorised to Kill (2024) is the third in a trilogy. The original Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe (2016) and its sequel Vaxxed II: The People’s Truth (2019) are directed by Andrew Wakefield. This has been produced by Tommey Burrowes for the Children Health Defence, as led by RFK Jr – so you know it’s going to be controversial!
Vaxxed III sets out that this is the story of 1,300 individuals across 30 states over a nine month period. Hard hitting and emotional accounts of both vaccination but also experiences of hospitalisation and deadly protocols.
The film starts with a medley of media telling people life will only get back to normal if they get vaccinated. Remember the “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated”.
As Pierre Kory says;
The world went mad, they went completely mad…because of unrelenting propaganda and censorship.
All the lies – the vaccine stops you getting Covid, passing it to others. About masks, school closures, tests, lockdowns, natural immunity...everything basically
People trusted sources who should never be trusted.
The Children’s Health Defence hire a very big bus to tour the US gathering testimonials.
Then proceed to go around the country gathering the testimonials of people’s experiences, especially of vaccine injuries.
Stories like Ernest Romerez – his son went to get the vaccine but five days after his first Pfizer dose he died suddenly. Now he speaks out to honour his son and he gets to put his name first on the bus. Unfortunately one of too many hauntingly similar stories.
As the names start mounting on the bus it really is a moving tribute.
The film conducts numerous interviews with those who felt the side effects of the vax immediately - up to hospitalisation and convulsions. One woman reports having had a stroke still being advised to take the second shot! Myocarditis and blood clots also came up frequently.
This is followed by a discussion on the rapid development of turbo cancers.
A key issue raised is that of quality of life – which frankly now sucks for the vaccine injured.
All the companies are mentioned (implicated) Pfizer, J&J and Moderna.
These experiences have changed their perception of government and other trusted institutions, like hospitals.
Even the production team were shocked by the Hospital Protocol Deaths which as they travelled the country they heard repeated accounts.
Did these people really die of Covid?
One story of Grace, a woman with Down’s Syndrome. Her dad says she was admitted to hospital with Covid but it was really a cold but they wanted to keep her in for a while. They started her on PreceDEX an anaesthesia not to be used longer than 24 hours. Grace was placed on this for five full days up to her death. Longer term use leads to acute respiratory failure – this is the first line of the death certificate. The Covid is secondary.
Grace’s story weaves through the narrative as it's later revealed she wwas given a DNR without any discussion.
People following the protocol of taking in their relatives when their oxygen was low. Not allowed to be with them or advocate for them. The isolation that the sick people must have experienced. Complete lack of basic decent care, not even water. Widespread ventilator use.
We brought her for care and she was murdered.
Phentonayl is mentioned along with other palliative drugs. In once instance 30 drugs in 30 days. Doctors and nurses following protocols.
Remdesivir (a failed Ebola drug) gets its own section of the film. Prescribing it was yet another protocol, despite it causing kidney failure. An expensive drug at that, and hospitals were financially incentivised to prescribe it.
I never feared dying of Covid I feared being killed in the hospital…
Covid patients were worth more to a hospital. An interviewer suggests the hospitals were incentivised for patients dying quickly as opposed to lingering for several weeks.
Here a nurse speaking sums it up;
There was talk among all the nurses that those who did go on Vents just never came off of them alive.
The repeated experiences of separation and callous disregard for patient and family consent. As Polly Tommey says;
This is mass murder on a scale that is difficult to apprehend
The film then interviews people’s experiences with Ivermectin. Pierre Kory;
They politicised it and demonised it and many, many, many people died needless deaths…
Some nurses resorted to helping sneak patients out to waiting relatives.
The bus represents just a fraction of the vaccine damage that is out there.
It’s refreshing to see when these high quality documentaries come out. By documenting the stories of over 1,300 people this takes its place as much needed historical record. The voice of the people and real lived experience rather then the smug scientific consensus. It was moving and heartfelt and you know is just the tip of the iceberg. Anyway, I highly recommend it.
