Liam Neeson lent his voice to a program questioning the safety of vaccines

Actor Liam Neeson73, is the narrator in a new documentary that questions the safety of vaccines. However, Neeson’s representatives from Northern Ireland deny that the actor is anti-vaccine.

For example, a British newspaper writes about it The Guardian.

Plague of Corruption -documentary (loosely translated into Finnish, the epidemic of corruption) is based on a former researcher By Judy Mikovits to the book. During the corona pandemic, Mikovits spread false information and claimed that the corona virus was caused by a bad flu vaccine. He urged people not to get the vaccine.

of The Guardian in the documentary he saw, Neeson says as the narrator that vaccine supporters have demanded “unconditional submission to our public institutions” and that science has become “dangerously politicized”. The documentary also criticizes the corona restrictions.

“Thousands of lives were lost, not because of the virus, but because of the mental anguish caused by these severe restrictions,” Neeson’s voiceover claims.

In the section on corona vaccines, the document refers to a report that vaccines were “rushed to market”. They are also claimed to be “dangerous experiments”.

The US Secretary of Health also appears in the documentary Robert F. Kennedy.

“The big problem with vaccines is that they just aren’t tested safely,” he says in the documentary.

Neeson’s according to representatives, the actor is not and has never been anti-vaccine.

“His extensive work with Unicef ​​underscores his long-standing support for global immunization and public health initiatives,” the statement said.

The statement also says that Neeson has not influenced the content of the documentary.

Neeson has previously supported vaccines as a UNICEF ambassador. In 2022, he called vaccines “a remarkable success story for humanity.”