Kendall Nelson: Eight Unsung Heroes Of Vaccine Risk Awareness

Waking up the world

Kendall Nelson is a leading advocate for the health freedom movement and for exposing the truth about vaccines. She is the filmmaker who produced and directed the award-winning documentary, The Greater Good (2011) along with Leslie Manookian and Chris Pilaro. This film was a close-up look at the controversy over vaccine safety from both sides.

Kendall Nelson

Kendall recently wrote a piece for the Weston A. Price Foundation website entitled, Voices Of Truth: Eight Unsung Heroes Of Vaccine Risk Awareness

Here she cited eight individuals she feels are outstanding because of their work raising concerns about vaccines.

I feel truly humbled to be included among the eight names, especially because I know so many others who have done so much more, in my opinion.

(I’ve long described myself as “just a mom [and now a grandmother] in Wisconsin.” I report on what the media is saying about vaccines, autism and the decline of children everywhere and challenge their narratives.)

The rest of Kendall’s list includes a number of my personal heroes, some of whom I’ve been privileged to know and interview.

Their names are: Barbara Loe Fisher, Leslie Manookian, Vera Sharav, Andrew Wakefield, Christopher Shaw, Christopher Exley and Lawrence Palevsky.

Kendall writes:

. . .Even so, global “real world evidence” for the Covid-19 shots clearly shows that the injections have had a negative impact and cor­relate with excess mortality. This alarming finding underscores the need for transparent and comprehensive discussions about the long-term effects of all vaccines.

In this challenging landscape, the vaccine risk awareness movement shines with the efforts of determined heroes who have been unwaver­ing in their commitment to educate the public. Their selfless advocacy, often at great personal risk, underscores their dedication to protecting both individual freedoms and public health.

In this article, I highlight eight heroes—some who are widely recognized for their work, and oth­ers who may be less familiar. All eight share a common thread of bravery and integrity; their tireless efforts and profound impact make them deserving of our respect and attention. In ad­dition to fighting for the safety and well-being of our children, they also champion the broader principles of human dignity and autonomy. These voices are crucial to the ongoing dia­logue about vaccine safety and public health, representing the very essence of true advocacy in our times.

Please read the biographies of these people and the incredible contributions, often at great personal cost, they each have made to the movement dedicated to exposing the truth about vaccine injury.

The conclusion of Kendall’s article was, in my opinion, the quintessential message of hope:

In the complex landscape of modern public health, where powerful entities wield substantial influence and often seek to obscure truth, the voices of these eight vaccine risk-awareness heroes offer a vital counter­balance. Their collective efforts embody a shared commitment to chal­lenging the status quo, advocating for transparency and safeguarding individual freedoms—serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of critical thinking.

Thanks to the courage of these and other remarkable heroes in confronting injustice and safeguarding personal freedoms and ethical principles—even in the face of overwhelming challenges—we can envi­sion a future where our highest aspirations for vaccine awareness and medical freedom become reality. In this ideal scenario, legislative reforms will dismantle corporate protections and enshrine medical freedom in our Constitution. We will regain control from global organizations and redirect resources to support those affected by past injustices. Medicine will become truly personalized, with doctors prioritizing patients’ needs and embracing transparent, ethical practices. Genuine research will thrive, free from regulatory capture, leading to innovative breakthroughs and a healthier society. Children will be liberated from chronic illnesses and disabilities.

As more whistleblowers emerge and more people stand up against atrocities past and present, we are moving closer to this transformative vision. Let us unite our efforts, stay attuned to what is real and trust our intuition over fiction. Together, we can make this vision a reality.

I truly believe that we are an army now, and we will never stop. These eight names are merely a small reflection of the multitude of parents, doctors and independent media voices who will soon wake up the world to what has happened.

Thank you, Kendall.

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