Sesame Street now joins the left is spreading vaccine propaganda to our kids.
The show is trying to coerce behavior by saying that Elmo getting a shot would protect “friends, neighbors and everyone else” which is disgraceful misinformation.
The children’s show Sesame Street is promoting COVID-19 vaccines to children under 5 after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted emergency authorization to use the Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech shots in young children earlier this month.
A social media update from Elmo’s official Twitter account read:
“Elmo got the COVID vaccine today, just like Elmo’s mommy and daddy! Elmo’s daddy had a lot of questions, but Elmo’s doctor said the vaccine would help keep Elmo healthy, and all of Elmo’s friends and family too!” it added, using the hashtag, #CaringForEachOther.
Elmo got the COVID vaccine today, just like Elmo’s mommy and daddy! Elmo’s daddy had a lot of questions, but Elmo’s doctor said the vaccine would help keep Elmo healthy, and all of Elmo’s friends and family too! #CaringForEachOther https://t.co/do2AcvCfMg
— Elmo (@elmo) June 28, 2022
Meanwhile, Sweden has paused the rollout of the Moderna vaccine for anyone under the age of 30.
In an effort to justify their decision, the CDC publicly released misleading information to their media partners that exaggerated the risks of COVID to children:
Beyond the outrageous misrepresentations designed to scare parents into getting their young children vaccinated, the FDA authorized the shots despite extremely low estimates of vaccine efficacy.
Even with remarkably small sample sizes, the estimate of vaccine efficacy, defined as the “first COVID-19 occurrence,” was only 14% for the 6 months-23 months age cohort and 32.6% for the 2-<5-year-old age group.
The FDA initially set a target of 50% efficacy for the vaccine to receive emergency use authorization for adults, and yet for both age groups, the trials failed to reach even that arbitrary standard.
But of course, the FDA authorized it anyway.
PBS has zero shame in its manipulation of little kids and their parents about the poisonous COVID-19 injections, WLT commented.
In the video, Elmo gleefully compares his single Band-Aid after receiving his first jab to his father Louie, who has three bandages presumably depicting two jabs and a booster.
“Now daddy has super duper bandages just like Elmo,” the red muppet exclaims, with his father telling him, “You were super duper today getting your COVID vaccine, Elmo.”
“Yeah, there was a little pinch,” Elmo admits, adding, “But it was okay.”
Elmo’s father then explains to viewers that he “had a lot of questions about Elmo getting the COVID vaccine.”
“Was it safe? Was it the right decision? I talked to our pediatrician so I could make the right choice. I learned that Elmo getting vaccinated is the best way to keep himself, our friends, neighbors and everyone else healthy and enjoying the things they love.”
More details of this sickening report from Infowars:
The ad is co-sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which also released a PSA last week telling parents to consult pediatricians about the Covid jab for children.
Predictably, comments on Sesame Street’s YouTube upload of the ad are turned off, however Sesame Street was slammed on Twitter for shamelessly using one of their most popular characters to shill vaccines for children.
“Thanks, @sesamestreet for saying parents are allowed to have questions! You then have @elmo aggressively advocate for vaccinating children UNDER 5. But you cite ZERO scientific evidence for this,” replied Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), linking to a letter asking the FDA for info on the efficacy of vaccines for children.
The disgraceful ad comes just weeks after the CDC issued its recommendation “that all children 6 months through 5 years of age should receive a Covid-19 vaccine,” despite little to no evidence of its effectiveness.
It is conclusively proven, beyond a doubt, that vaccines do not reduce the transmission of the virus.
It’s ludicrous for Sesame Street to get involved in advocating COVID vaccines for children, especially when it’s clear that the supposed benefits are near nonexistent.
Sesame Street and Elmo might be lighthearted entertainment, but their political advocacy could have serious consequences.
Watch it here: SesameStreet/Youtube
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