The Anti-Vaccine Influencer Starring in Mission Impossible

No, I’m not talking about Tom Cruise, although as a Scientologist, he might be against vaccines. If you watch the last few Mission Impossible Reckoning movies, know that the actor who plays Gabriel, Esai Morales, routinely posts anti-vaccine misinformation to his fans and followers.

With all of his Mission Impossible money, you would think that Esai Morales would be better informed.

Anti-vaccine misinformation that can scare people away from getting vaccinated and protected.

The Anti-Vaccine Influencer Starring in Mission Impossible

In addition to misinformation about COVID vaccines, Esai Morales has posted propaganda about mercury in vaccines, tetanus, vitamin K, chemtrails, vaccine-induced measles, and ivermectin as a cure for cancer.

You kind of have to be a villian to scare parents away from giving their newborn babies a vitamin K shot, which prevents life-threatening bleeding!

Makes you wonder if he has spent a little too much time playing villians on TV and in the movies…

Many people have died because they did not get a COVID vaccine.

Why does Pierre Kory want to warn you if you got a mRNA COVID vaccine?

Maybe it is because he seems very happy to sell you a post-vaccine protocol and other treatments for supposed vaccine injuries.

Of course, you don’t have to call a HAZMAT Team if you drop a vial of a vaccine, even if it contains thimerosal.

And Luc Montagnier didn’t say that COVID vaccines contained HIV. He said that the COVID virus contains sequences of HIV. He was wrong of course. What had been found were very common sequences that many organisms contain.

Do any of these folks even read the black box warning on the vitamin K package insert?

Esai Morales even tries to scare parents away from giving their newborn babies vitamin K shots!

And tries to make you think that tetanus vaccines are made from rotten meat.

He also makes fun of folks who are trans.

And can’t seem to understand that most of us get vaccinated because we simply don’t want to get sick and die with a vaccine preventable disease.

Diseases that can then get others sick, including many that are either too young or too sick to get vaccinated.

“Lack of trusted medical sources, traumatic past experiences with medical care and widespread misinformation have contributed to COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among Latino communities, a new Oregon State University study found.”

Medical mistrust, misinformation factor into Latino vaccine hesitancy, OSU study finds

Diseases that will come roaring back because too many people are listening to celebrity anti-vaccine influencers.

References

Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier inaccurately claims that the novel coronavirus is man-made and contains genetic material from HIV https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/claim-by-nobel-laureate-luc-montagnier-that-the-novel-coronavirus-is-man-made-and-contains-genetic-material-from-hiv-is-inaccurate/

Approved COVID-19 vaccines don’t contain HIV proteins and don’t cause AIDS, contrary to claim misquoting BBC documentary https://science.feedback.org/review/approved-covid19-vaccines-dont-contain-hiv-proteins-dont-cause-aids-contrary-claim-misquoting-bbc-documentary/

Esai Morales Pushes False Claim That COVID-19 Vaccine Is ‘DNA Modifying Experimental Therapy’ https://remezcla.com/culture/esai-morales-pushes-false-claim-covid-19-vaccine-dna-modifying-experimental-therapy/

Medical mistrust, misinformation factor into Latino vaccine hesitancy, OSU study finds https://news.oregonstate.edu/news/medical-mistrust-misinformation-factor-latino-vaccine-hesitancy-osu-study-finds