Back then, the worldwide psychosis was so strong and all-encompassing that I doubt Trump's words made any difference. As a staunch supporter since 2016, I never took the vaccine. But I know other Trump supporters who did, and they would have taken it regardless of what he said. If you had the strength and fortitude to resist the biggest psy-op in history, you weren't going to change your stance based on a couple of brief statements buried in a long interview or speech (though the anti-Trump substackers zoomed in on them and turned them into slogans). These statements were, however, used to fuel a fierce anti-Trump operation backed by globalists infiltrating 'conspiracist' groups. This happened back in 2022 before the midterms – the good old days when the puppet DeSantis was being touted as Trump's replacement. You most probably remember our conversations back in those days, and the talking points around "Mr Warp Speed the Orange Pharma Shill": Trump was the traitor who was going to facilitate the Global WHO Pandemic Treaty, jab us and our babies to oblivion with Bill Gates' money and chain us to the shackles of digital currency. So in retrospect, what actually happened? What Trump says and does at a given moment should never be taken at face value. The only thing that matters is the result, which (as politics is a long game) materialises several years down the line. I think this principle is worth bearing in mind with regard to the current talking points used against Trump.
