JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - It’s all lies, Dr. Dobbs says.
State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs’ son doesn’t work for Anthony Fauci.
And his son doesn’t receive kickbacks every time he promotes COVID-19 vaccines.
“Imaginative, no doubt. But ALL LIES. I get zero $ from promoting vaccination,” he said in a Tuesday afternoon Twitter post.
Dobbs said he’s received several threatening phone calls and has been at the heart of several conspiracy theories, in part, by asking people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Since then, he’s spent months trying to dispel the theories surrounding the vaccine, including the idea that the shot contains robotics and the government is using it to implant microchips into recipients.
The latter theory likely arose when Dobbs said “nanotechnology” was used in the shot serum. He said “no robotics” were used in the vaccine, but rather “small, little balls of fat,” which are used to deliver vaccine materials into recipients’ cells.
“Nano just means small,” he said back in December. “The vaccine uses nanoparticles.”
His support of the vaccine has garnered criticism and apparently threats.
On Tuesday, he took to social media to clear up any confusion that might be out there about him, his family, and how they benefit from people getting the shots.
As for the conspiracy that his son and daughter-in-law are receiving World Bank Group (WBG) funds...
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