Yoon convicted over false campaign claims - 동아일보
A South Korean court on July 27 convicted former President Yoon Suk Yeol of making false statements during the 2022 presidential campaign, sentencing him to 18 months in prison, suspended for thre...
FULL CLAIM: “This really is incredible, I mean if I'd known about this graph and these high rates of potential side effects, one in 20 vaccines given, come on, you know, is there any way I would have accepted that vaccine? Emphatically not.”; “Why did the regulatory authorities let us down completely fail you and me on this ongoing post-marketing surveillance that we were promised, it hasn’t happened”; “You would usually expect that if the batches were the same quality [...] you would expect more or less [...] the same amount of side effects, you know, maybe a little difference but this is like a huge difference between the batches and so you know it's a safety signal really”; “We know that [the COVID-19 vaccine] didn't do anything to transmission”
On 5 July 2023, YouTuber and retired nurse instructor John Campbell published a YouTube video regarding findings published in a research letter by Schmeling et al. in the European Journal of Clinical Investigation. In the video, which received more than 480,000 views, Campbell implied that COVID-19 vaccines were unsafe, citing the number of adverse events reported in the letter.
A day later, he published an interview with physician Vibeke Manniche, who co-authored the research letter. During the interview, Manniche claimed that their findings constituted a “safety signal”.
Regarded as an evidence-based source of information about COVID-19 in 2020, Campbell—who has accrued nearly three million followers on YouTube to date—has...
A South Korean court on July 27 convicted former President Yoon Suk Yeol of making false statements during the 2022 presidential campaign, sentencing him to 18 months in prison, suspended for thre...