Public comments urge prohibition of COVID vaccinations and highlight spike protein concerns

During the Douglas County Commissioners Meeting on July 2, 2025, a significant public comment raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines. The speaker highlighted potential health risks associated with mRNA vaccines, including autoimmune diseases and damage to vital organs. They advocated for increased public service announcements to inform the community about these risks and suggested promoting alternative treatments for those affected by vaccine-related issues.

The speaker emphasized the need for greater access to the spike protein antigen test, which could help identify effective treatments for individuals experiencing adverse effects from vaccination. They called for recommendations on various therapies, including anti-parasitics and nutritional supplements, while urging the commissioners to consider prohibiting vaccinations altogether to enhance public health.

Following the public comment period, the meeting transitioned to its main agenda item, with Jill introducing a PowerPoint presentation and Jonathan Smith set to provide further details. The discussions reflect ongoing community concerns regarding vaccine safety and the need for transparent health communication. The meeting concluded with a focus on the upcoming agenda, indicating a continued commitment to addressing public health issues in Douglas County.