The deputy health minister of Italy’s new government made ‘controversial’ statements on Tuesday about the experimental COVID-19 shot.
In other words, he made truthful remarks.
Marcello Gemmato stated there was no proof the COVID-19 shots worked.
And he’s correct by that statement.
The shots didn’t work and only caused catastrophic harm.
Asked on television if Italy would have recorded even more COVID-related deaths had it not had vaccines, Gemmato responded, “We do not have the reverse burden of proof.”
“But I’m not falling into the trap of taking sides for or against vaccines,” the undersecretary told state broadcaster Rai, while denouncing the “ideological” approach taken by Italy’s previous government.
Italy's new deputy health minister Marcello Gemmato stated last night that there is no proof that Vaccines against Covid-19 actually worked.
"We do not have the reverse burden of proof."pic.twitter.com/Ula82TLjIv
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AFP (Agence France-Presse) reported:
As a deputy from the Brothers of Italy, the right-wing party led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the pharmacist by profession opposed Italy’s so-called coronavirus Green pass, a proof of vaccination required to access most public spaces.
As of November 10, approximately 180,000 people with coronavirus have died in Italy.
Gemmato’s comments provoked calls for him to step down, including from the head of the centre-left Democratic Party, Enrico Letta.
“A health undersecretary who doesn’t take his distance from no-vaxxers is certainly in the wrong job” wrote the leader of the centrist party Action, Carlo Calenda, on Twitter.
Infectious disease expert Matteo Bassetti of Genoa’s San Martino clinic also expressed shock.
“How is it possible to say that there is no scientific proof that vaccines have helped save the lives of millions of people? You just have to read the scientific literature,” Bassetti tweeted.
Perhaps Bassetti hasn’t read the scientific data about myocarditis that mainstream media can’t even hide from the public anymore?
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