North West Leicestershire MP Andrew Bridgen of the Conservative Party, also known as the Tory Party, was punished with a suspension from sitting in the House of Commons as a member. Under the suspension, Bridgen will serve without a party affiliation – essentially rendering him independent – until a "formal investigation" is completed.
The Tory MP's suspension stemmed from his Jan. 11 tweet, which included a Jan. 9 article from ZeroHedge. The piece, written by professor Joshua Guetzkow of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, detailed how COVID-19 vaccines are far more dangerous than previously reported, based on more than 700 safety signals. Guetzkow also added statistics from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System operated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to back up his claims.
"A safety signal does not necessarily mean there is a problem, or that the vaccine caused the adverse event," he explained in the article. "But it is supposed to set off alarm bells to prompt closer inspection."
"How can the CDC say that these safety signals are meaningless if almost none of them have been studied any further? And yet we are assured that these vaccines have undergone 'the most intensive safety monitoring effort' in history? It's complete and utter hogwash."
Bridgen then tweeted the article on Jan. 11 with this caption: "As one consultant cardiologist said to me, this is the biggest crime against humanity since the Holocaust." (Related: MP Christopher Chope urges British government to support individuals suffering from COVID vaccine injuries.)
The Jan. 11 tweet that caused his suspension came amid the MP's earlier tweets that exposed the dangers of COVID-19 vaccines.
Fellow Tories denounce Bridgen, others defend him
Former British Health Secretary Matt Hancock blasted Bridgen's "deeply offensive" tweet. Incidentally, the MP for West Suffolk had also been slapped with the same sanction as Bridgen in November 2022, being prohibited from sitting in the House of Commons as a Tory.
"The disgusting and dangerous, antisemitic, [anti-vaccine and] anti-scientific conspiracy theories spouted by a sitting MP … are unacceptable and have absolutely no place in our society," Hancock wrote.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, also a Tory, agreed with the former health secretary. Sunak condemned Bridgen's "unacceptable language" and pledged to eradicate "the scourge of antisemitism."
But several conservative figures took to Twitter to side with Bridgen.
Avi Yemini of Rebel News issued a challenge to both Sunak and Hancock to point out "what exactly is 'antisemitic' about [Bridgen's] statement." He continued: "Stop pretending to care about [the] Jewish community in your cheap political point-scoring. Andrew Bridgen is right."
Meanwhile, cardiologist Dr. Assem Malhotra replied to Hancock in a tweet: "With the greatest respect, Matt, there's no conspiracy theory here. It's the product of a system failure of which we are all victims – the corporate capture of public health."
Conservative commentator Dominique Samuels also sided with Brigden in two tweets.
"Bridgen has had the whip removed over telling the truth about the COVID-19 vaccine. His statements are backed up by the opinions of eminent scientists," she wrote. Samuels also pointed out that the British government, which "doesn't give a damn," is on the side of Big Pharma and the globalist World Economic Forum.
"As usual, the mob [is] deciding to focus on one specific tweet because they can't get him on the facts."
Watch Andrew Bridgen criticize the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in the House of Commons below.
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