WorldNetDaily has been longtime liars, misleaders and scaremongers about COVID and its vaccines, and that has not changed at all. Bob Unruh labored hard to deny that COVID vaccines were, in fact, vaccines in a June 10 article:
A U.S. senator is demanding that the COVID-19 shot injuries suffered by so many people during and after the pandemic involving the China virus be given a disease classification.
That’s so that insurance companies and doctors have the proper process for patient harms to be reimbursed.
In a report at Just the News, said Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., “Trump’s [Department of Health and Human Services] has to acknowledge that these injection injuries are real. They’ve got to create an ICD code so the doctors can get reimbursed.”
[…]The shots, actually DNA treatments and not vaccines at all, were linked almost immediately to a wide range of side effects, including heart problems, that resulted in many deaths.
Yes, Unruh calls them “shots” — not vaccines.
In fact, no less than the Mayo Clinic points out that “COVID-19 vaccines cannot affect your DNA” because they “only give your cells instructions for how to make a protein found on the surface of the COVID-19 virus. Those instructions, called messenger RNA, allow your muscle cells to make the protein pieces and display them on cell surfaces. This causes your body to make antibodies.”
Unruh kept up the misinformation in a July 11 article:
The federal government is working on a database of injuries from the shots delivered to people, some of them unwilling recipients, during the COVID-19 China virus pandemic.
It’s so that there is a determination on what injuries are compensable under the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program.
“The Table will list and explain injuries that, based on compelling, reliable, valid, medical, and scientific evidence, are presumed to be caused by covered COVID-19 countermeasures, and set forth the time periods in which the onset of these injuries must occur after the administration or use of these covered COVID-19 countermeasures,” a summary of the still-developing rule explains.
Unruh repeated the false claim that the vaccinews are “more DNA treatments than vaccinations,” and he refused to acknowledge that they are, in fact, vaccines.