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Florida Surgeon General raises alarm over COVID vaccine risks

October 03, 2024 | Escambia County, Florida


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Florida Surgeon General raises alarm over COVID vaccine risks
During a recent government meeting, the board welcomed two new members, Tracy and Paul Sims, emphasizing their commitment to serving the citizens of Escambia County. The meeting commenced with a motion to approve the minutes from the previous session, which was unanimously accepted.

Public speaker Larry Downes Jr. raised concerns regarding the safety of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, citing statements from Florida's Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo. Downes highlighted potential risks associated with the vaccines, including the presence of contaminants that could theoretically affect human DNA and reproductive health. He urged caution regarding vaccine uptake, particularly among older populations.

Following the public forum, the board members introduced themselves, fostering a sense of community among the new and existing members. The meeting then transitioned to contractor applications, where several candidates sought approval to take examinations for plumbing and building contractor licenses. Cody Downs and Larry Downs III were both approved for their plumbing exams, while Richard Marvin received approval for his building contractor exam, despite a noted gap in his work history.

The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism and community spirit, as members expressed pride in the local trades and the importance of maintaining a skilled workforce in Escambia County.

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