Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that his government will stop its procurement of COVID-19 vaccines in light of a recent report highlighting the presence of DNA within them.
Discussing the “serious findings” of the report, Fico condemned the vaccine’s manufacturer for failing to disclose all of its contents and called for the Slovak Academy of Sciences to conduct an analysis of the vaccines.
“The government should, by resolution, inform Slovak citizens about the serious findings of the expert report, which found exceptionally high levels of DNA and undisclosed substances in the tested vaccine samples from a specific manufacturer,” he said, noting that “people deserve such a warning.”
“I believe that, until the results of the additional quantitative analysis are delivered, the government should not procure further vaccines from this manufacturer or pay for them,” Fico added.
“Not everyone had the genuine freedom to decide whether to get vaccinated or refuse it, as I did publicly and repeatedly,” he said. “However, ignoring what we see in black and white in the expert report would be irresponsible.”
Peter Kotlar, the government commissioner tasked with investigating the pandemic, called the vaccine and the events surrounding COVID-19 “bioterrorism.” He further declared last year that the “most serious consequence of the whole fabricated operation called the COVID-19 pandemic is the endangerment of human health and the confirmation of the naivety of the world population to be subconsciously obedient.”
Following the release of the report, Fico wrote on Facebook, “You all know that I personally have always been against vaccination with experimental vaccines against COVID.”
