Ben Armstrong: Pfizer knows the COVID vaccine is dangerous for pregnant women
09/09/2022 / By Kevin Hughes
Pfizer knows the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine is dangerous for pregnant women.
“We knew there was no way that they could tell women that it’s safe for them to get this jab if they are pregnant. Yet doctors were telling women that were pregnant that they have to get this, and we’ve seen miscarriages go way up because of it.” said Ben Armstrong during an episode of his program “The Ben Armstrong Show.”
He emphasized this “vaccine horror” through a video clip that showed the ultrasound of a pregnant woman who was vaccinated. The video clip was first presented by author and journalist Naomi Wolf during an interview on Steve Bannon’s “War Room.” It was obtained from a pregnant woman who was injected with the Pfizer mRNA vaccine eight weeks before the ultrasound.
The New American journalist described the placenta as having “big, thick white strands of web from a horror movie that were crisscrossing.” He added that this could be related to the inflammation and blood clots caused by the vaccine when its mRNA nanoparticles breach the human body’s barriers.
“This is not something we’re making up. This is real because you might at first think it’s just people making it up. If you’re skeptical, you’ll think that we’re scaremongering. No, this is the truth. This is the stuff they hide from you in the mainstream media. They can’t let you know that they told you to do this.”
Armstrong described COVID-19 vaccination as a criminal activity by Pfizer and other Big Pharma companies and supported by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
He said Pfizer did not want people to know about the COVID-19 vaccine’s dangers and its role in the depopulation agenda. Armstrong also cited the need for a federal court order mandating the FDA and Pfizer to immediately release documents they would otherwise keep under wraps for 75 years.
Pfizer manipulating data and its own trials for many years
He added that aside from being immune from lawsuits, Pfizer has been for years manipulating data and its own trials. Worse, the FDA is not holding Pfizer accountable for its reckless actions. (Related: More than 1 in 5 pregnant participants in Pfizer trials suffered a miscarriage, and both the FDA and CDC covered it up.)
Armstrong pointed out that the COVID vaccine has been a huge scam just like the flu shot, with the big drug companies making billions of dollars out of it.
“They knew that from the very beginning. They knew that with the flu shot. They have been scamming people for years with the flu shot telling them if you inject your blood, it will protect your respiratory system from an airborne virus that’s scientifically impossible… They knew the flu shot was a scam,” Armstrong said.
Armstrong added that the COVID shots may be freely given to people, but not for Pfizer because every time they get people to take the shot, they are making money from the government and people are still paying for it.
He pointed out that people are paying for it in the form of the worst inflation in four decades because the government is basically printing money to pay Pfizer to make all the vaccines.
“The government is printing money and spending reckless amounts for something people don’t need so their friends can get rich, and they are getting the kickbacks,” Armstrong said. “This is the reason why most politicians in Washington, D.C. are either millionaires or multi-millionaires.”
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Watch Ben Armstrong reveal what the COVID-19 vaccine can do to pregnant women in the video below.
This video is from the The New American channel on Brighteon.com.
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