Aaron Rodgers says he gave the NFL “over 500 pages of research” on “mask wearing” and “the efficacy of the vaccines” during his appeal process.
Aaron Rodgers appears to be against both vaccines and masks.
“500 pages.” The NFL was like…
Somebody said it was “500 Facebook comments.”
Aaron Rodgers said some of the NFL’s covid mitigation protocols are “not based in science” but designed to “out and shame people.”
Rodgers admitted to breaking the NFL’s mask rule for unvaccinated players speaking at the podium to the media.
Aaron Rodgers doesn’t understand why the vaccine doesn’t work like a magic force field and stop all Covid deaths.
He is also upset about manufacturer immunity. These are anti-vaxxer talking points.
By this logic, seatbelts are bad because people still die.
Aaron Rodgers says he consulted with his friend Joe Rogan and is taking Ivermectin for COVID-19.
The Packers’ scandal: The Packers organization knew Aaron Rodgers was unvaccinated and he misled the media with his affirmative answer, yet they didn’t set the record straight and allowed him to continue to interact with the media without a mask.
Aaron Rodgers thinks certain covid treatments are frowned upon because Trump endorsed them. He also thinks there is hypocrisy from “the left” for not trusting Trump (who once suggested bleach treatments) about his vaccine promises.
Aaron Rodgers says his decision to not get the vaccine was “a no-brainer.”
Unvaccinated Aaron Rodgers thinks MLK wants him NOT do anything that doesn’t make sense to him which includes not following the NFL mask protocols he disagrees with.
Q-Aaron Rodgers thinks he’s Rona Parks.
Pat McAfee asked about the NFL response to his 500 page research.
Aaron Rodgers said he thinks the NFL thought he “was a quack.”
Aaron Rodgers said he consulted many experts and his immune boosting protocols would help immunocompromised people, but he won’t share what his “experts” had to say.
Aaron Rodgers champions Ivermectin and believes there is a conspiracy as to why it’s being suppressed in the United States.
During the interview, Aaron Rodgers twice said, “healing people, there isn’t a lot of money in it.”
Rodgers is the spokesperson for @Prevea Heath system. His comments cast healthcare providers as profiteers who care less about making people healthy and more about making money.
Prevea Health has been issuing this statement when asked about spokesperson Aaron Rodgers’ vaccine comments:
Prevea Health may be getting ready to cut ties with Aaron Rodgers.
Prevea has deleted a Plug Into Health podcast episode with Aaron Rodgers titled: “Off the Field, on the Mic with Aaron Rodgers.”
📲: The podcast still shows up in search results podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/off…
Prevea’s tweet tagging Aaron Rodgers and promoting the podcast is still up, but they have deleted other tweets.
Prevea has deleted this tweet showing Aaron Rodgers and the Prevea CEO announcing a multi-year extension.
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Prevea Health has deleted a another tweet showing their spokesperson, Aaron Rodgers, on a recent zoom call with health care workers where the vaccine was being promoted.
The zoom call was covered by local news.
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Prevea has removed YouTube videos featuring Aaron Rodgers. 📲: youtube.com/embed/0K9bJE8w…
This tweeted photo of Aaron Rodgers wearing a shirt with a Prevea logo has been deleted.
According to this tweet that is still up, Aaron Rodgers became the Prevea spokesperson in 2012.
That may be coming to an end.
More evidence of deleted Prevea tweets about Aaron Rodgers.
Prevea Health has set all their Aaron Rodgers promotional videos to private.
Prevea Health had deleted more tweets of spokesperson Aaron Rodgers today.
UPDATE: Prevea Health has dropped Aaron Rodgers as their official spokesperson after Rodgers made comments against the COVID-19 vaccines and suggested healthcare providers keep people unhealthy in order to make more money.
Aaron Rodgers is also a spokesperson for @StateFarm insurance.
At the pandemic’s beginning, State Farm lit their buildings blue to support healthcare workers.
Now their spokesperson is fueling conspiracy theories that medical doctors value profits over making people healthy.
Aaron Rodgers won’t say who is on his “medical team,” but on Instagram, Rodgers follows personalities claiming mystical health knowledge and accounts posting antivaxxer, anti-mask, and “plandemic” content.
“If you have too much heat, that’s not good because the wind is going to come.”
Aaron Rodgers liked this video saying everyone needs to release excess summer heat to prepare for autumn equinox otherwise the heat will cause “inflammation,” “skin flare ups, insomnia, and pain.”
Aaron Rodgers has liked other posts from this account.
Aaron Rodgers follows “The Free Thought Project Podcast” and liked a post criticizing AOC and others for not wearing masks at events.
Sample posts from an account Aaron Rodgers is following on Instagram:
One post uses Astroworld deaths to dismiss investigating January 6th, other criticize the media and vaccines.
📌 Healthcare corruption
📌 “Storm is coming! …move, prepare, stockpile ammo”
📌 anti-masking of children
📌 covid is a psyop
This is what Aaron Rodger follows. This is what is showing up in his Instagram feed.
Aaron Rodgers also follows and has liked posts from Instagram account “bennyesco.”
Rodgers liked a post with the 5G tower COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy.
Conspiracy theorists believe the vaccine will allow the government to control you through 5G cell towers.
Sample anti-vaxxed posts from this account that Aaron Rodgers is following. The account believes COVID-19 a “scamdemic.”
This is Aaron Rodger’s feed.
More examples: Aaron Rodgers follows accounts that call covid a “plandemic,” call people who wear masks “sheep,” post 5G conspiracies, and believe this is all part of a “global shift” / reset conspiracy.
Aaron Rodgers liked this cold and flu “season” regimen from another account he follows. Could this be his immunization protocol?
The post was tagged by IG with their covid label to steer people toward scientific information.
Another account Aaron Rodgers follows compares coronavirus coverage to witchcraft, pushes fake vaccine cards, and compared vaccinated people to livestock.
Some of these accounts are now defending Aaron Rodgers.
Why is Aaron Rodgers following anti-vaxxer accounts if he is simply just “allergic” an ingredient in the vaccine?
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